Good Question: What's A Loon Party?
The loon is the state bird in Minnesota, so it's no surprise the bird prefers to hang out in tight groups of family only. They are territorial.
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The loon is the state bird in Minnesota, so it's no surprise the bird prefers to hang out in tight groups of family only. They are territorial.
If you put together commercials for cereal or flu medicine, you can't distort or mislead. But if you're crafting a political ad, it seems like all bets are off. So, can politicians lie in their campaign commercials?
Concrete or blacktop? Why do Twins games start at 7:37 p.m.? And why do I blush when I get embarrassed? Those are some of the Good Questions viewers sent to Jason DeRusha this week.
Whether it's a heat wave or a blizzard, a traffic pile-up or a political confrontation, if it happens on the East Coast, it is national news. We talk a lot about political bias, but is there an East Coast bias to the news?
Pink ribbons are everywhere in October, which is Breast Cancer Awareness month. And although other diseases have their own weeks or months, there's little question that breast cancer gets the most publicity. So, why does breast cancer get so much attention?
It sounds like a no-brainer, every team wants to have the home-field advantage. But when it comes to major league baseball statistics, how big of an advantage is home field?
As the candidates for Governor get ready for the upcoming party primaries in Minnesota, many of them are announcing their running mates. The Lieutenant Governor announcement always gets a lot of attention during campaign season, but what does a Lieutenant Governor actually do?
The snow totals are impressive: Up to 15 inches of snow in some parts of Minnesota. But the wind is equally impressive, blowing the snow all over the place. So how does the weather service measure the snow?
