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Minnesota, for its part, found itself towards the bottom of the list (a good place to be in this case) as the 5th worst state for hoarders with just 13.7% self-identified hoarders.

Overall Minnesota did well, not well enough to land us in the top spot, but not poor enough to add to our stress levels in any way.

Alright, so maybe we're not the happiest folks in the country, but at least we're some of the most-rested!

As toilet paper flew off store shelves at a frenzied rate last year, bidets -- not surprisingly -- saw a rise in popularity.

A recent poll reported by Digital Hub found the top 50 things people likely won't do again after the pandemic. Here are the top 10:

A recent study determined that Minnesota's biggest pet peeve is slow internet. We disagreed...and we were right.

January 20th is National Cheese Lovers Day, if you're like me and can't eat cheese, here is what I've found for decent alternatives.

Maybe we as Minnesotans need to come together and write a book for everyone else on how to live a low-stress life.

In a recent survey and study, Minnesota showed more signs of parental burnout than most other states.

It isn't a surprise that 2020 has taken a toll on everyone's mental and physical health. Luckily, Minnesotans seem to be coping well.