Good Question: Do Electric Cars Work In MN Winter?
It's an ambitious-sounding goal: one million electric vehicles on the road by 2015.
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It's an ambitious-sounding goal: one million electric vehicles on the road by 2015.
For a buck, we don't expect Kobe beef. However, should Taco Bell be able to call its ground beef tacos "beef" when a group of lawyers say the taco is less than 40 percent beef?
To children of all ages, a birthday is a reason to celebrate. But why? What are the reasons for many of our birthday celebrations?
Most of us have a cartoony image of hibernation: Yogi Bear snoozing away under the giant Redwood tree. But in Ely, Minnesota, Lily the bear is showing signs of labor. She's about to give birth, in the middle of hibernating. So what happens during hibernation?
You sign up for a $50 cell phone plan, but the bill comes to more than $60. It's the same story with your cable TV bill. So, what are all of those fees and where does the money actually go?
It is perhaps the least likely place to find tens of thousands of African refugees: the cold, snowy, middle of America. So why are there so many Somalis in Minnesota?
In business, in science and in parenting, we hope that as time goes on it gets better. However, a controversial new book is arguing that American parents are doing much worse.
The word from some Minnesota astronomers this week is that the horoscope is all wrong. So is it? And does the president carry a wallet? Tonight we're hitting Reply All to your Good Question e-mails.
What time do you wake up in the morning? Are you an early bird or a late riser?
When we see the first twinkle of the lights in early December, it is amazing, even magical. But eighteen days after the holiday? So, when is the right time to take down Christmas decorations?
Do you still have your Christmas decorations up? Your tree? Your lights? Your animated Rudolph?
People got excited on January 1, 2011 (1/1/11), and again on the 11th (1/11/11) much like they will in November (11/11/11).
It's a volatile political dialogue in America, and with the shooting attack in Tucson, Ariz., targeted at a Representative, many are asking about the violent rhetoric. How does violent talk lead to violent action?
It's a "what's the difference between this and that" series of Good Questions. Flurries and showers? Colleges and Universities? John and Jack? We're replying all to Good Questions from WCCO viewers.
The concept has fascinated filmmakers, scholars and authors: the idea that some of us are able to sense the future, to predict it. But does extrasensory perception (ESP) really exist? Can anyone prove it?
