Why do we eat turkey on Thanksgiving?
Thanksgiving gained popularity in the 1800s, eventually becoming a national holiday with cookbooks and newspapers touting recipes.
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Thanksgiving gained popularity in the 1800s, eventually becoming a national holiday with cookbooks and newspapers touting recipes.
A potentially life-threatening gas enters Minnesota homes at higher rates than other states.
Have you ever called someone the wrong name, or maybe you list off each of your kids before you get to the right one? We've all done it. So, why do we mix up names? Good Question.
There are a few common mistakes drivers make before leaving.
A recent birth at Como Park Zoo captured attention and had us wondering: How many animals are born at the zoo? And are there rules on which can breed? Good Question. Jeff Wagner explains how a nationwide system ensures species thrive.
Have you ever lost your keys or phone in your own home? When it comes to finding things, squirrels may have a leg up on us.
Talking turkey can be a costly conversation, but the word on the bird this season is far from foul, especially the price you pay at the store.
If you enjoyed the mild weather and bits of sunshine during this recent stretch, don't take it for granted. This generally is a time of year many do not relish. Why is November considered a depressing month? Good Question. Jeff Wagner explains the challenges ahead and how to manage them.
Minnesota's golf courses need to close before the real snow comes — and crews need a week or two of above freezing temperatures to close up shop.
The House Speaker fight on Capitol Hill left work undone for weeks. And now the threat of a government shutdown looms once again. If that happens, Congressional members will still collect paychecks, as other government workers go without.
Why do we feel phantom vibrations from our phones? What can we do stop them? Good Question.
Why do some people like getting scared while others don't?
Like trees for Christmas, or eggs for Easter, pumpkins pop up everywhere around Halloween. But how did pumpkins become the symbol of Halloween? Good Question.
While you're jetting off to some fun vacation or staying home with family, the real party is getting started inside St. Paul's RiverCentre, which is where this year's MEA conference is happening.
It lasts mere seconds but can feel like minutes. Getting stuck at a red light, especially with no traffic around, is frustrating at times.
