Why Do Our Dogs Act The Way They Do?
There aren't any easy answers to these questions because dogs can't tell us why they do or don't practice particular behaviors.
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There aren't any easy answers to these questions because dogs can't tell us why they do or don't practice particular behaviors.
This year could be a record for latest ice-out on Lake Minnetonka.
Have you ever gotten a phone call from your own number? Or one that was just a few digits off? It's the latest illegal scam to get you to answer your phone – neighborhood spoofing.
The dish called "casserole" goes by the name "hotdish" in Minnesota and western Wisconsin. So, what's the deal?
You were fine last week. Not a sneeze or watery eye in sight. But as soon as the snow melted, the allergies came on with a vengeance.
All of this melting has some of us worried about what we will find underneath.
According to Matt Schultz of creditcards.com, there's a good chance the credit card issuer will eventually close the card.
This Sunday will mark the two-year anniversary of Prince's death, and there's a good chance some fans will head down to First Avenue to check out his golden star.
How are official snow measurements taken? How do they move all the snow out of car dealerships?
In this week's People magazine, Mariah Carey opens up about her struggles with bipolar disorder.
A lot has changed in music -- even in just the last few years -- from how much we pay, to how we tune in.
Ask most people on the street and they'll tell – ads don't affect them at all.
Next week, the state of Minnesota plans a crackdown on distracted driving. This comes as a hands-free cellphone bill makes its way through the Minnesota State Legislature.
The Twin Cities hit close to a record low Wednesday morning. This came a day after the biggest April snowfall in 34 years.
EPA administrator Scott Pruitt said the rules under President Obama aren't realistic and his agency is working on determining "appropriate standards."
