'I'd Do It All Over Again': A Look At The Minnesotans Who've Served Their Nation
Across Minnesota, there are 304,000 veterans -- about 5.5% of the population.
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Across Minnesota, there are 304,000 veterans -- about 5.5% of the population.
Inflation and supply-chain issues have forced grocery shoppers to dig deeper into their wallets. But there's one, age-old tactic to save money. We wanted to know: When should we buy in bulk? And when might it not be cost effective?
According to AAA, gas prices in Minnesota right now are $3.19 a gallon. That's up 15 cents from a month ago and more than a dollar from last year. So what are ways to save on gas? Good Question.
How does ranked choice voting work and what common mistakes do voters make? Good Question.
President Joe Biden and global leaders met in Scotland today to make a pledge to slow climate change. It's a goal Minnesota leaders embarked on 16 years ago.
Even though many still work from home, it doesn't feel that way when we get behind the wheel. The morning and evening commutes around the metro are slowing down with traffic jams. We wanted to know: Has rush hour returned to pre-pandemic levels?
As COVID-19 news fills headlines, there's another vaccine we need to consider. Flu shots are already available at some pharmacies.
It won't be long before many Twin Cities homeowners feel the chill of freezing temperatures at night. That likely means heating systems will be cranked.
If a turkey is becoming a problem around your home, the DNR advises you to make loud noises and make yourself look bigger, similar to how you'd react to a bear.
It's been a record year for cancellations. So what kind of compensation should consumers expect when it happens? Good question.
After weeks of partisan wrangling, U.S. lawmakers reached a last-minute deal to avoid a financial crisis, for now, agreeing to pay off America's credit card through early December.
Vaccine injection is nothing new, especially during flu season. But it still has us wondering. Why are vaccines injected into our arms?
The calendar says it's fall but that's not what it feels like when we step outside. These balmy temperatures are leaving some plants confused.
While some exemptions are allowed for medical and non-medical reasons, approximately 90% of Minnesota schoolchildren take several vaccines before junior high.
In public and across social media, anger is boiling over. Arguments are quick to erupt and sometimes turn physical.
