Good Question: Where Does Storm Water End Up?
With all the ice and snow melting over the past few weeks, there has been plenty of water to wash away on our streets.
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With all the ice and snow melting over the past few weeks, there has been plenty of water to wash away on our streets.
Studies show the insanity defense is used in less than 1 percent of cases and only about a quarter of those cases are successful.
Sunday night's NCAA basketball game between Duke and Louisville took a terrible turn when Louisville guard Kevin Ware fell awkwardly and broke his right leg in two places. The video was so disturbing that the networks stopped showing it.
With March Madness back on the minds of millions of Americans, WCCO is hitting "Reply All" to your Good Questions.
Easter is the celebration of the resurrection of Jesus Christ, but it falls on a different date every year.
So many times, the WCCO Good Question team gets turned down for interviews. Often, they are told it's just simple nerves.
They've been called arguably the best women's college hockey team ever. This past weekend, the undefeated Gopher women's hockey team won their 49 consecutive game as well the national championship - but it wasn't shown on television.
Kimberly Wencl wanted to know how they decide where the games will be played?
When it comes to NCAA Division I programs in Minnesota, there's only one. Alaska has zero D-I teams while Hawaii, Maine, Vermont and Wyoming are the only other states with just one completely D-I program.
The IRS anticipates 75 percent of federal filers will get refunds in 2013. The average last year was slightly more than $2,800.
Twenty-nine percent of Americans tell researchers they're trying to avoid gluten. Why?
When your high school looks like Richfield's, and your walk home is cold and snowy, daydreams of spring break in a tropical locale can be comforting.
WCCO's Jason DeRusha loves dogs, and he loves that viewers are sending in a lot of Good Questions about our four-legged pals.
Check your spam folder, you probably got dozens of unwanted messages just today. Across the world, 40 billion spam emails are sent every day.
For more than two hours, the drama unfolded live on every major American TV network. First, the white smoke. Then the curtains open.
