Why Is The Federal Government Messaging Us?
Don't be alarmed, but the federal government is about to give you a buzz. A nationwide alert test will be sent to our cellphones Wednesday afternoon.
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Don't be alarmed, but the federal government is about to give you a buzz. A nationwide alert test will be sent to our cellphones Wednesday afternoon.
Starting in late July, Minnesotans started to hear summer symphonies from insects. Some say it feels like summer, while others find it simply annoying.
Heather Brown talks COVID-19 expert Dr. Greg Poland from the Mayo Clinic to learn more about the culprit behind rising cases in Minnesota and across the U.S.
"I think it's just a little exercise in humility for all of us that maybe we were just spoiled rotten having everything we ever wanted," marketing expert George John said.
We're two months since the deadline for filing taxes and still millions of Americans are waiting on their money. Even people who filed six months ago.
Many Minnesotans have been asked to limit or stop watering lawns amidst our intense drought. But that's not the only place where conservation can happen.
As cities ask homeowners to conserve water, it's bringing up questions about how we get our water in the first place.
It's all eyes on the Twin Cities this week as golfers and fans from around the world get ready to watch the 3M Open on Thursday.
It's the time of year for picnics, outdoor wedding and camping trips – which means lots of food outside.
Gas just reached $3 a gallon in Minnesota -- the highest price since 2014.
How do we get such vibrant sunsets and sunrises? And how are wildfires impacting them? Jeff Wagner learned when you'll need to get your camera ready.
The definition of "Up North" depends on where you are. Often, it's defined from the Twin Cities' point of reference.
We love our green lawns in Minnesota. According to a survey from the Metropolitan Council, more than 40 percent of people with sprinkler systems in the metro area water their lawns every other day.
The state climatology office can't predict what will happen in July and August but hot, early summers tend to be associated with the rest of the summer being above normal.
The fact that so many are skipping a normally routine and important part of the home buying process concerns those in the business.
