Happiness

This is taking bell ringing for the Salvation Army to a whole new level.

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.

There is a new Facebook group aiming to bring joy to people across Central Minnesota, one goodie basket and bottle of wine at a time.

I can tell you right now that I don't make anywhere close to that amount of money, but I'm still happy and doing just fine.

The road to a peaceful life could be just one click away!

The "Make Pets Happy" industry is raking in the dough

Science has pinpointed the peak of women's happiness...and it has nothing to do with husbands!

If you've found yourself feeling happier lately, it may not just be by chance. It's likely because Minnesota is the happiest out of all 50 states in the USA.

In an article published by the smarty-pants over at WalletHub, Minnesota was determined to be the second happiest state in America -- second only to Utah. Things like financial well-being, physical & mental health, environment, social connections, outlook, jobs, volunteering, and sports participation were taken into consideration.

The number-crunchers at RoadSnacks.net are at it again, this time determining the most miserable cities in Minnesota (or if you turn the list upside down, the happiest places in the state). According to their data, the most miserable place in the state is Minneapolis. Mendota Heights is the happiest. Here's the rest:

I may sound like an absolute Grinch, but sometimes too much is too much.

The results are in, and Minnesota has been ranked as the second happiest state in the nation by the team at WalletHub -- which is absolutely no surprise us. Minnesota Nice = Minnesota Happy. Only Utah ranked high on the happy-scale.