Good Question: Is A Gluten-Free Diet Healthier For Most Of Us?
Twenty-nine percent of Americans tell researchers they're trying to avoid gluten. Why?
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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.
For 100 years, the Vatican's smoke signal has rarely been a black or white matter. Black means no Pope, white means the Cardinals have selected a Pope. But how does the Vatican get the smoke to be the right color?
Heart disease, stroke, and now add melanoma to the list of aspirin's potential health benefits. New research shows that the cheap white pill taken by millions of Americans to prevent heart problems may protect against the deadliest form of skin cancer.
You're not supposed to flush leftover prescription down the toilet because they end up in our lakes and rivers. We don't want them in landfills because they'll dissolve into the soil.
It's been more than five years since we've seen the Dow at such high levels, but most of us don't feel like celebrating.
On a night that a private school shut-out a public school 12-0 in the state Class A boys hockey tournament, it's no surprise an old debate in Minnesota high school sports would resurface.
For every adorable family with a sled at sunset there is one Minnesotan who is winter-weary.
We are in the age of the two-hour snow delay. Almost every time it snows, there's a long list of school with a late start time. Rarely do we see districts canceling classes.
The first day of March has many thinking spring thoughts, so let's start with a question from Daniel about spring training: Why do the Twins train in Ft. Myers?
It's a common dilemma: your car is over 100,000 miles and you need an expensive repair. When does it make sense to repair the car and when does it make more sense to just give up?
The first two months of 2013 have not been much fun at the gasoline pump. Prices keep rising, changing all the time.
