Which Viruses Are Going Around This Time Of Year?
There are a number of viruses – including colds, gastrointestinal viruses and influenza – circulating as they do every winter in Minnesota.
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There are a number of viruses – including colds, gastrointestinal viruses and influenza – circulating as they do every winter in Minnesota.
It becomes a problem if it causes a person anxiety, depression, negativity or gets in the way of their other goals and healthy well-being.
University of Wisconsin scientists say the noisiness of the snow depends on how cold it is outside.
It turns out that we have something in common with our cellphones: we both don't like the extreme cold!
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Whose mom hasn't told them you lose most of your body heat from your head?
Bundle up this weekend -- or just stay inside -- because the warmest it's going to get is negative 4.
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During the holidays, Americans throw out 25-percent more than the rest of the year -- everything from Christmas cards to bubble wrap to old computers and phones.
If you grew up in Minnesota, you have likely heard someone tell you it is too cold to snow. But is that a real thing?
It's around 70 degrees inside U.S. Bank Stadium, but it could be in the single digits when the Vikings and Packers play at Lambeau Field Saturday.
In just four nights, Santa will make his way around the world. Or is it St. Nick? Kris Kringle? Papa Noel?
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Ever since Senator Franken announced his resignation last week, several viewers have emailed questions about his retirement benefits.