Good Question: Why Can Some Clubs Discriminate?
For a decade, Augusta National Golf Club has faced nagging questions - not about its challenging 10th hole - but about the lack of women as members.
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For a decade, Augusta National Golf Club has faced nagging questions - not about its challenging 10th hole - but about the lack of women as members.
If you live in Minneapolis, you can recycle your yogurt cup. But you can't in St. Paul.
As many as one in four of us have problems getting to sleep at night. And pretty much of all of us have struggled to find the perfect mattress. So hearing about a $33,000 mattress got our attention.
When you think of the hanging chads in Florida, or the dead people who cast ballots in Chicago, it makes a billboard along Interstate-94 south of Albertville difficult to believe.
When August comes around, Cortez Jones says his allergies get him "discombobulated." Watery eyes, runny nose. It's part of almost every Minnesota August. The ragweed is in full bloom, pollen is flying through the air. "My allergies are worse than 5 other states I've been in," wrote Kat Melgaard.
Curt in Andover asked: How much gold is in the Olympic gold medal? The gold in London is almost all silver. The International Olympic Committee requires there to be at least 6 grams of gold in a gold medal. The London medals are enormous. So they're only 1.34 percent gold, 6 percent copper, almost 93 percent silver.
It's an amoeba not normally found in Minnesota lakes. It's more common in the south, where it's warmer. But it's blamed by Minnesota health investigators for the death of a 9-year-old boy, who went swimming in a Stillwater lake.
Through Friday, flags at federal buildings around the United States will be at half-staff in honor of the victims of the Sikh temple shooting outside Milwaukee. As of Wednesday night, Minnesota hasn't decided whether flags should be lowered in front of state buildings.
For 29 years, people across America have been gathering for National Night Out. But for far longer than that, people have been coming together in neighborhoods.
From the movie theater shooting in Aurora, Colo. to Sunday's temple attack outside Milwaukee, Wis. -- two mass shootings in two weeks have raised a lot of Good Questions.
We've had to put up with plenty of heat, but also plenty of pests this summer.
We often have a hard time recalling random days and details in our lives. But when tragic events like the 35-W bridge collapse happens, we can remember where we were and who we were with. So, why does that happen?
If flowers are friends to homeowners, then weeds must be enemies. The theory is that dandelions, chickweeds, thistle and Creeping Charlie steal water and sun from our precious bluegrass.
Carrie Rocha from Minneapolis sent me a question from her kids using Twitter: What's the difference between bees and wasps?
One generation tells stories about the days mortgage rates were at 15 percent in the early 1980s.
