stress

As the holiday lights start to twinkle, many are feeling that familiar mix of excitement and stress around gift-giving. But what really counts this season? Let's chat about that.

It seems we've reached peak stress. Those credit card bills from the holidays are starting to hit mailboxes, and to go along with all of that rising credit, Minnesotans getting normal maintenance on their vehicles seem to be growing frustrated with the associated costs.

Are you feeling more relaxed these days? A new survey says Minnesotans are the least stressed of any state in the country.

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.

Given all that we're going through right now, this has even more meaning -- as Minnesota has been named the 'Least Stressed State' for 2020.

Looks like the Midwest really is best!

As finals, papers and project deadlines quickly approach for college students, several furry friends are helping student handle their stress.

Wallethub released it's study on the stress levels of America sorted by state and Minnesota came in dead last, making us the least stressed state in the nation.

In a recent survey of 2,000 people, results determined that we generally have 60 bad days a year. In other words,we spend two months feeling angry, upset, stressed, overwhelmed or otherwise. That's a lot of negativity.

I've actually come a very long way from where I started with the whole planning process a year ago, but I'm nervous because I just hope everything runs smoothly!

When we take a ride on a roller coaster, it can be exciting and exhilarating...When you're worried about your children, it can bring you down.

Sometimes...We just want to scream, fight, cry...whatever it takes to alleviate our stressful symptoms.