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Greg Welch is with the Unicode Consortium, a nonprofit group in California that comes up with the standards for all devices.
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Greg Welch is with the Unicode Consortium, a nonprofit group in California that comes up with the standards for all devices.
Between now and Election Day 2020, a candidate who makes it all the way will have to raise $500 million. That translates in about $1 million a day.
Health experts say you are OK with caffeine up to about 400 milligrams. That's 10 cans of soda, or two 16-ounce cups of coffee, or two-and-a-half cans of energy drink.
Technology has changed how people work in many ways. For example, it always seems like employees are on call.
Wednesday's Twin Cities low hit minus-28 degrees. Sunday's forecast high is positive 41 degrees.
For the most part, we can handle the cold. It's Minnesota -- we're tough. But throw the wind in there, that's a game-changer.
How can it be so cold as the planet heats up? Heather Brown explains the difference between weather and climate.
By Monday afternoon, most metro schools had announced they were canceling classes. District officials cited the "dangerously low temperatures" forecasted for the next three days.
With all of the snow and subzero temperatures this winter, several of you have wondered about how firefighters are able to use the hydrants when they need them. Jeff from Plymouth and Carol from Eagan asked: How does the water in a fire hydrant not freeze? Roger from St. Paul wanted to know: Whose responsibility is it to keep the fire hydrants clear?
Thursday is day 34 of the government shutdown. During that time, several WCCO viewers have sent us emails wondering how that might impact our taxes.
Later this week, the temperatures are once again expected to dip below zero. That means there's a good chance your nose will start dripping when you step outside.
In a state known for a giant lumberjack and the first Somali-American Congresswoman, it might be surprising that 80 percent of Minnesotans are white -- that's compared to 60 percent of all Americans.
The only time the State of the Union address was delayed was due to a great national tragedy.
All the seasons have gotten warmer since 1970, but winter is doing it the fastest.
U.S. Senators and Representatives are paid differently than other government employees.
