Good Question: How Are Christmas Trees Grown?
For many families, it's an annual tradition — cutting down a Christmas tree at the same place year after year.
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For many families, it's an annual tradition — cutting down a Christmas tree at the same place year after year.
If any Minnesotan family is having turkey this Thanksgiving, there's a very good chance the bird was grown and processed in Minnesota.
Immunization expert Patsy Stinchfield answers all your Good Questions about COVID-19 vaccines.
Since the spring, we've learned so much more about COVID-19. Unfortunately, the virus is now running rampant during a season usually celebrated with family and friends.
Going into the 2020 presidential election, several polls made it seem like Democrat Joe Biden had the race all locked up. But in many states, those numbers didn't pan out.
MDH is also recommending all Minnesotans between the ages of 18 to 35 get tested, especially if they are visiting friends and family over Thanksgiving. Even those people haven't had a known close contact or aren't showing symptoms, MDH is recommending a test.
Data suggests Pfizer's COVID-19 vaccine is 90% effective in preventing the novel coronavirus -- but what exactly does that mean?
In Minnesota state races, there have been 27 recounts since 2000.
Whether you voted by mail or in person this year, all ballots end up the same place. So what happens once they're sent into the machine?
While we may celebrate Halloween differently this year, many traditions remain. Like scary pumpkins, and snacking on candy. So how did those traditions start? Good Question.
For decades, there has been intense political debate about how Americans elect the President. It's done by the Electoral College, which was established in Article II, Section 1 of the U.S. Constitution.
It's been more than 200 days since Minnesota schools first closed due to COVID. As winter approaches and cases rise, health officials warn the effects of the pandemic are wearing on us.
The Minnesota Secretary of State is reporting that more than 900,000 Minnesotans have already cast their ballots.
On Tuesday, the Twin Cities is expecting its first measurable snowfall for the season -- that's early. So, can the October snow tell us anything about the upcoming winter?
As Minnesota heads into flu season, experts say getting sick could be more complicated as the COVID-19 pandemic continues on. So, what do experts know about both viruses? Good Question.
