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Kim Hunt had melanoma four years ago. She says sunscreen was not a priority when she was younger. "I wouldn't reapply all the time because although I knew that I wasn't really going to get tan. There
The agency hopes new labels will make it easier for consumers to choose the best products to protect against the sun.
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They didn't just have to use the Force, but a lot of force to get a new LEGO creation to Times Square. The LEGO Group unveiled the world's largest model ever assembled of the bricks this morning in the
They didn't just have to use the Force, but a lot of force to get a new LEGO creation to Times Square. The LEGO Group unveiled the world's largest model ever assembled of the bricks this morning in the
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Emergency responders converge on 1107 Warren Street in Mankato after a pedestrian is hit by a pickup truck. The call came in after 4:00 today. Officials say a woman was taken to the hospital. The extent
Just after 4:00 p.m. a woman was hit by a pickup truck. Officials say her condition at the hospital is unknown at this time.
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The story of fired MSU Head Football coach Todd Hoffner will be featured on ESPN this weekend. The networks' long-form program Outside the Lines will air on Sunday morning, and will feature Hoffner
Fired MSU football coach speaks to media for the first time since charges were dismissed
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The simple 'yes' vote yesterday by the Boy Scouts of America to allow gay boys into the program leaves plenty of questions remaining for the troops and councils on the ground level. Many troops are
BSA still not allowing gay Scout leaders
CUMMING, Iowa -
Longtime Iowa US senator Tom Harkin announced Saturday that he will not be seeking re–election in 2014.
The 73–year–old Iowa Democrat who championed landmark legislation banning discrimination against people with disabilities, said after 40 years in Washington, "It is somebody else's turn."
Harkin said he by no means plans to retire from public life, but is going to make way for someone new in the senate and focus on spending time with his family.
Harkin said, "Ruth and I have often talked about doing certain things together and living our lives together in a way we have not been able to do, we have talked a lot about it but we have not been able to do it and we want to do it before it is to late."
He said that his biggest achievement was passage of the Americans with Disabilities Act in 1990, a bipartisan measure he advocated on behalf of his brother, Frank, who was deaf. He was also a leading proponent of overhauling the nation's health care system.
The announcement from Harkin sets the stage for one of the most competitive Senate races in the country in the 2014 midterm elections. It will be a key contest in the Republican Party's quest to win control of the chamber from Democrats.
