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1 week ago | cbsnews.com | David Schuman |Hillary Clinton

A Minnesota man has an ambitious goal of knocking on every door in his city in an effort to help a local nonprofit. Taylor Callais carries grocery bags and flyers as he walks up to every home in Rosemount, nearly 10,000 of them. "I've got my work cut out for me, but I'm excited," he said. Whenever someone answers, Callais makes his pitch. He's going door to door to collect donations of non-perishable goods for 360 Communities, a Rosemount nonprofit.

1 week ago | cbsnews.com | David Schuman |Hillary Clinton

How federal funding cuts are threatening Minnesota's mental health resources The National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI) says more than 800,000 Minnesotans have a mental health condition. Tom Normile is one of them. He's schizophrenic and has hallucinations. Several times a week, Normile spends time at the Vail Communities Clubhouse in Hopkins, where he does chores or simply hangs out. He says without his time at the Clubhouse, he wouldn't be able to hold down a job.

1 week ago | cbsnews.com | David Schuman |Hillary Clinton

Lacrosse community in Minnesota comes together for injured player A Minnesota high school lacrosse player is in the hospital recovering from a traumatic brain injury. Blake Sundby, 15, was hit in the head with a lacrosse ball at a practice last month. He was wearing a helmet but suffered a traumatic brain injury and had to be airlifted and then intubated. Sundby plays for Sartell, but his story has resonated with the lacrosse community around the state.

1 week ago | cbsnews.com | David Schuman |Hillary Clinton

How a Minnetonka doctor is helping injured soldiers in Ukraine A Minnetonka doctor isn't wavering in his commitment to help Ukrainian soldiers injured during the war with Russia. Dr. Greg Ekbom visited Ukraine last month for the fifth time since Russia invaded in 2022. "The passion that I still have at age 75 is strong," he said. "It's burning brightly."Through his nonprofit, LimbFit, Ekbom's provided prosthetics to more than 80,000 Ukrainian amputees.

2 weeks ago | cbsnews.com | David Schuman |Hillary Clinton

A Minnesota family wants answers and accountability after a state trooper crashed into a teenager last month. Blayke Mostad, 17, is going on his fourth week in the hospital with severe spine and brain injuries. "We've been living an absolute nightmare that no family should have to go through," said Baylie Lesnick, Mostad's sister. Blayke and Braxton Mostad, and one of their friends, were in a crash on Highway 10 in Clear Lake with a wrong-way driver.