Good Question: What makes up the price of a gallon gas?
WCCO's Jeff Wagner explains what exactly goes into making those gas prices go up and down.
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WCCO's Jeff Wagner explains what exactly goes into making those gas prices go up and down.
A welcomed boost to the bank account last year is now a potential speed bump during tax season.
Valentine's Day is the busiest time of year for floral shops. We know red roses are the traditional token of love, but what about the other colors? Good Question.
Jeff Wagner explains the history behind the three-digit combos in our state.
The hottest ticket in sports is forcing fans to shell out a couple mortgage payments just to get in the door.
Morning after morning, we've woken up to dense fog advisories this winter. But all year round, the weather can impact visibility. So, how is visibility determined? Good Question.
Are you an early bird or a night owl? Most people know that answer right away, but why is it that some people enjoy getting up early while others like to hit the snooze? Good Question.
You've probably driven by a weigh station along a Minnesota highway. Unless you drive trucks, you've probably never stopped at one. That had Joe from St. Mary's Point wondering: Why do we have weigh stations? Good Question.
Every year, thousands of Minnesotans vote on names for the giant machines that clear the state's roads.
The 10 day festival brings over 100,00 visitors to downtown St. Paul to embrace the spirit of Minnesota winter. But how did the tradition get started? Good Question.
They are two feelings that just seem to go hand-in-hand: hunger and anger.
It's a headline that may come as a surprise: As USA Today reports, an average 50 year old in the U.S. now has a net worth of over a million dollars. So, what does it mean to be a millionaire? Good Question.
WCCO's Heather Brown is stepping away from her Good Question hosting duties and expanding her role with the WCCO Mornings team. As she departs, she wants to answer something that she gets asked all the time: What were your favorite Good Questions?
The human nose can turn air that's below zero degrees to a balmy 80 degrees instantly. The back of the nose also has 100% humidity, adding much-needed moisture before the air can reach the lungs.
As we take shelter from the brutal cold, so too is a pesky bug just waiting for warmth to return. Have you ever wondered: How do mosquitoes spend winter in Minnesota? And how soon might we see them again? Good Question.
