Good Question: What's causing the housing market to cool off?
Across the country, the ever-hot housing market is starting to cool down. Jeff Wagner learned finding a new home is getting a little easier but not necessarily cheaper.
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Across the country, the ever-hot housing market is starting to cool down. Jeff Wagner learned finding a new home is getting a little easier but not necessarily cheaper.
We love our green lawns in Minnesota. According to a survey from the Metropolitan Council, more than 40% of people with sprinkler systems in the metro area water their lawns every other day.
According to data from The Knot, 2.6 million couples are getting married this year. That's almost 500,000 more than an average year.
Just under 1% of Minnesota is state or national parkland, which places Minnesota 29th compared to other states across the country.
"The question then becomes though, even if the ex-president indicted, is there enough to convict," said constitutional law professor David Schultz.
"One thing that scientists have known for a long time is that mosquitoes are attracted to the odor of used gym socks," Dr. Jon Oliver said.
"Just that slightest shift in an average puts us into a whole new climate, really upping those chances for all of the extremes that we have to deal with," said Climate Central Chief Meteorologist Bernadette Woods Placky.
If last weekend was any indication, prepare for a tumultuous summer travel season.
The S&P 500 tumbled even more Thursday, putting it firmly into a bear market.
According to the Minnesota Department of Employment and Economic Development, there were 214,000 job openings in the state at the end of last year. At the same time, there were 93,000 unemployed people.
After our burst of extreme heat Tuesday, get ready for an extended stretch of hot summer days as the weekend approaches.
In Minnesota, weather can be all over the place. Here at WCCO, we want to give you what you need to prepare for what's happening next.
Gas prices continue to reach record levels. On Friday, the national average teetered on the edge of $5 a gallon. So, does it make financial sense to switch to an EV?
There's an option to save 10 cents a gallon on gas many drivers might not realize they can use -- and it can be found at hundreds of gas stations in Minnesota.
Companies like Exxon experienced losses in the billions in 2020. Profits this year are helping to make up for those shortfalls.
