Good Question: What Really Makes Us Laugh?
Have you ever wondered what it is that makes us really laugh? WCCO-TV went to the experts to find out if "the giggles" are really just a hardwired reaction.
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Have you ever wondered what it is that makes us really laugh? WCCO-TV went to the experts to find out if "the giggles" are really just a hardwired reaction.
There is something about that dramatic moment where the probate attorney opens the will and breaks the news. So, who needs a will and what happens if you don't have one?
Many stores are moving away from traditional holiday lights and selling LED lights which are considered "greener." That got us wondering, what do LEDs really save us?
It's the most wonderful time of the year. We know this, because we hear those song lyrics over and over and over. Why is it so hard for new Christmas songs to become a huge hit?
The National Transportation Safety Board wants every state to ban all cell phones used by drivers -- no texting, no talking, not even hands-free. But are cell phones more distracting than any of the other distractions inside our cars?
The average household spends around $1,000 each year on heating and cooling bills. The good news is that there are ways to bring that down.
You have probably seen the video by now: Invasive Asian carp that jump out of the water. Now, DNA results taken near the Coon Rapids Dam show they may be heading up river towards Lake Mille Lacs.
There are about 3,000 Minnesotans waiting right now for a organ transplant. There are far more waiting than there are willing to donate an organ voluntarily. So, why not pay people to donate an organ?
When President Barack Obama unveiled his plan to extend the payroll tax deduction, he pronounced it "a make or break moment for the middle class." But how do we define "middle class?"
For a lot of us, the choice is easy: we're real tree or fake tree people.
Lipitor's patent protection just expired, and the Food and Drug Administration is allowing two companies to produce generics for the next six months. But why does it take so long for a generic to be allowed on the market?
An alarming number of Minnesotans are opting-out of vaccinating their kids before sending them to school. An Associated Press analysis of state data reports that 6.5 percent of Minnesota parents opted out of vaccination before kindergarten.
It's the year's busiest shopping season and companies want to get you however they can – even if it means calling you during dinner time.
Jason DeRusha answers Good Questions on weeknights at 10 p.m., but the WCCO Morning Show figured you all had some queries when it comes to mornings. This week, Jason DeRusha takes on Black Friday, and the mysteries behind the big shopping day.
In Minnesota, we raise more turkeys than anywhere. On Thanksgiving, almost all of us eat the bird. However, achieving the perfectly juicy turkey can be elusive. So, how do you avoid a dry turkey and make it juicy?
