Good Question: Why Are Restaurant Steaks Expensive?
There's nothing quite like a juicy restaurant steak, the most decadent thing on many menus. But why is that prime cut so expensive?
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There's nothing quite like a juicy restaurant steak, the most decadent thing on many menus. But why is that prime cut so expensive?
The Minnesota teenager accused of killing two store clerks in Iowa -- had a troubled past. It's easy after someone commits a crime to point to all the warning signs, but can you predict violent behavior?
The crime was shocking. The smiling face of Michael Richard Swanson, a St. Louis Park 17-year-old, on his way to a hearing after being charged with killing to store clerks in Iowa.
In Minnesota, a happy couple gets married every 17 minutes. And every 35 minutes, an unhappy couple gets divorced. When it comes time to dissolve a marriage, who's pulling the plug: men or women?
Divorce is a real part of life. But I was wondering about who files for divorce more often: is it men or women? Who pulls the plug? And why?
Have you opened that giant envelope filled with health insurance, flex spending and life insurance choices? It's open enrollment time when millions of Americans will choose which benefit programs to go into. Or not. What are the big things we should look for when we enroll?
For most of us, we are being fancy if we put white wine in a white glass, and red in a red glass -- or if we take the beer out of the can. But there are dozens of different types of glasses for specific varietals of wine and specific types of beer. So, can a glass really change the flavor of our drinks?
I'm skeptical. You go to Target now and see huge displays of Riedel glassware. (you can see them online here.) They've got glasses for red and white, of course. But there are also special glasses for pinot noir, and zinfandel, and cabernet.
When Minnesota voters cast their ballots for governor, representative and state legislators, they did not need to show a photo ID to vote. Why not?
This is the number one question you've been sending since Election Day. Why don't we have to show an ID in Minnesota to vote?
Michael J. Fox has a foundation that fights Parkinson's disease. Lance Armstrong fights cancer. Celebrities and charities have been working together for more than eighty years in the United States. But do celebrities cause us to donate more to charity?
Tonight's Good Question is about the impact big-time celebrities have on charities. Michael J. Fox has his foundation that helps raise money for Parkinson's research. Christopher and Dana Reeve have a foundation focusing on spinal cord injuries.
We hear about E. Coli in spinach, listeria in celery, and salmonella in sprouts. And our best defense is something we as consumers have been doing for decades: running fruits and vegetables under water. But does washing produce really do anything?
When do political lawn signs disappear? Why do we fall back at 2 a.m. instead of 1 a.m.? And what exactly is "natural" flavoring? WCCO-TV is replying all to viewers' Good Questions.
At night, you put on your pajamas, head to bed and get ready for a good night's sleep. But what happens to zoo animals when they've got to sleep? Where do they go?
