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Kids, TV and poor sleep: Is there a connection? Yes, there is, according to a government-sponsored study published online in the journal Pediatrics.
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Kids, TV and poor sleep: Is there a connection? Yes, there is, according to a government-sponsored study published online in the journal Pediatrics.
From the rainy Minnesota weather to the government shutdown, we're Replying All to WCCO viewers' Good Questions.
Governor Mark Dayton wants to raise taxes on the top 2 percent of income earners in Minnesota to make $1.8 billion. Republicans refuse to raise taxes.
In the last 30 years, the number of us who are nearsighted has doubled. So, why do so many of us need glasses? The answer may have something to do with what we're seeing so much of.
Cigarettes are addictive. Cigarettes cause cancer. Smoking can kill you. In a little more than one year, those are some of the warnings that will appear on cigarette boxes, if the U.S. Food and Drug Administration gets its way.
In an average elementary school classroom, at least two kids will have a food allergy. That's according to a new study published in Pediatrics.
It's June and for many Minnesotans it can only mean one thing: June bugs. You know them. There are those creepy, yard light-bombing beetles that are making their assaults on screens and front steps.
More than 17,000 people are expected to run Grandma's Marathon this Saturday in Duluth.
Two-thirds of adults say their partners snore. It can be a pain in the neck for the partner as well as the snorer. So, is this a life sentence for both of or is there hope for silencing snoring?
Imagine working 30 hours a week and spending all of it on a bicycle.
From major league sporting events to those must-see concerts, tickets nowadays are little more than a mouse click away. So, how do you know if a ticket is real?
Where do cashews come from? What do I do if I need to renew my vehicle tabs and the government shuts down? Why are the ticks so bad this year? Who is the voice behind WCCO promos? Jason DeRusha hits "Reply All" to your good questions.
Americans are addicted to caffeine. Around 90 percent of us consume some form of it on a daily basis. So, how much caffeine is too much?
Maybe you switch your light bulbs to save energy or drive a more efficient car to save fuel. Yet, 6,000 miles from Minnesota, China's energy use is exploding. How much control does the United States really have over the costs from energy use?
When the weather gets warmer in Minnesota, the bicyclists come out. And with more bikes on the road, more of us notice the red-light running, wrong-way riding bicyclists. And more of them notice the cars not paying attention to them. So, what are the laws in Minnesota about bicycling?
