Are Consumers Protected Against Price Gouging?
Price gouging, especially during emergency situations, is infuriating to most everyone who sees it. But, it's also difficult to define.
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Price gouging, especially during emergency situations, is infuriating to most everyone who sees it. But, it's also difficult to define.
President Donald Trump's decision to rescind DACA, and stop protecting younger illegal immigrants from deportation, raised a Good Question among WCCO viewers.
State law requires elementary schools to instruct students for at least 935 hours per year, and 1,020 for middle and high school students.
It's one of the most popular exhibits at the Minnesota State Fair – the 12 butter sculptures of the Dairy Princesses and Princess Kay of the Milky Way.
The FDA approved CAR-T Wednesday as the first type of gene therapy in the United States.
This has been a cooler Minnesota State Fair so far, with an average temperature of 73 degrees.
Eighty percent of the homeowners affected by Hurricane Harvey don't have flood insurance.
The U.S. refines 17 million barrels of crude a day. About 15 percent of those refineries had to be closed due to Hurricane Harvey.
Studies have shown our cellphones have 10-times-more germs than our toilets.
You don't have to travel far in Wisconsin to see Green Bay Packers license plates -- or as WCCO viewer Nancy from Henning calls them "ugly Packer" plates.
Smartphone growth has skyrocketed. Pew Reasearch didn't even start collecting data on them until 2011, when 35 percent had one.
According to the Defense Manpower Data Center, there are currently 2.1 million people serving in the U.S. military.
We know Minnesota has the best state fair. But, when it comes to age and size how do we compare?
The Baby Boomers, defined by Pew as people born between 1946 and 1964, initially referred to the post-war economic boom.
We all know our speech is protected, but what about our employment? Can you be fired for your beliefs?
