Good Question: Why Don't We Use Sand On The Roads Anymore?
Let's hope the roads are better after Wednesday night's snowstorm than they were after the last one.
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Let's hope the roads are better after Wednesday night's snowstorm than they were after the last one.
Have you packed your bags? Friday, Dec. 21, 2012 --- some observers around the world think -- will be the end of the world.
As millions of parents across the country grieve for the loss of 20 children, there are some that have focused in on the shooter.
Friday's school shooting in Connecticut brought up, for many, memories of another mass school shooting – that of Columbine High School in Colorado.
The meat counter at Ingebretsen's on Lake Street is already swarming with hungry Scandinavians, planning their festive feasts.
When we hit the treadmill, it makes us feel good to see how many calories we're burning.
Officially, the weekend snowfall total was just more than 10 inches, according to instruments at the Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport.
Children's eyes aren't the only thing all aglow this time of year. If you've driven Interstate 94 in the east metro between Thanksgiving and New Year's, you've probably seen a pattern in the office windows of the 3M headquarters in Maplewood.
We've all been there. You're in a hurry and you're practically begging that turn signal to change from red to green. Now, you may find yourself with a new option: the flashing yellow left turn signal.
It is highly unusual for a person accused of killing a police officer to be arrested and then released without charges because there isn't enough evidence.
As negotiations continue in Washington, D.C. to avoid falling off the so-called "fiscal cliff," many are left with a simple question: can taxing the rich raise enough money to make a dent in the national debt?
From the flu in church to snorers who don't wake up, we're replying all to your Good Questions.
It's the kind of November where the downtown workers shed their coats, and the Uptown dogs frolic in the sunshine.
Wednesday's $500 million Powerball jackpot is all part of the plan.
On Cyber Monday, it wasn't a Facebook status about a great deal on shopping sweeping the social networking site. It was a status update proclaiming copyright over content.