Good Question: What Can We Legally Share Online?
More than 12 million people have already pinned to their digital bulletin boards, but there is growing concern that Pinterest users could be breaking the law.
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More than 12 million people have already pinned to their digital bulletin boards, but there is growing concern that Pinterest users could be breaking the law.
With the NCAA Division I Men's Basketball Tournament getting underway on Thursday, we received several good questions about several aspects of the tournament.
On Pi Day, Sartell teacher Jennifer Kiewel wore her Pi Earrings and Pi Day Tattoos. Lindsey Smith's made a pie with the symbol for Pi branded into the crust.
When you pull into a car wash, even the word sounds cheap: Basic. No wonder they always try to upsell us with names like, "Premium," "Platinum" or "Ultimate."
This weekend we sprang forward and set our clocks ahead an hour for daylight saving time -- and that means an extra hour of light in the evening.
It is Girl Scout cookie season. The cute kid knocks at your door, asking you to spend $3.50 on a box of 28 Thin Mints.
It's March 6th and we're dodging puddles. People dropped their coats, put on flip-flops and shorts, and enjoyed a high temperature near 60.
For millions of us, we start every morning with a cup of coffee. Most of us choose regular, fully-caffeinated coffee, but many drink decaf. So, how does coffee get decaffeinated?
Every four years, like magic, we get an extra day -- 366 days, for the price of 365. But is that bonus year really a bonus? Do people on salary work an extra day for free?
With all the talk of changing Minnesota law to require people to show an ID before they vote, some are proposing using an ID swiping system to verify that the voter is a legal one.
We are in the era of the digital screen. With all of us spending more time gazing into a screen, is all of that screen time causing damage to our eyesight?
They are the largest moving billboards in Minnesota, rolling from the Mall of America to Target Field. So, how do they get the ads on the light rail cars?
On Ash Wednesday, many Christians get more than ashes on their foreheads: they get a sense of responsibility to give something up. It's a tradition especially strong in the Catholic Church. So, why do Catholics give things up for Lent, and why don't they eat meat on Fridays?
With 100 million Americans using smart phones, more and more of us are struggling with cell phones that don't last through the day. Are there tricks that can make our cell phone battery last longer?
Right now, Americans are hanging onto their cars for the longest time in history -- an average of 11 years. That's one reason experts think the coming months are going to be big months for people buying new cars. But does it make more sense to lease or buy a new car?
