Good Question: Is Amazon Getting Too Big?
One of every two households in the US has an Amazon Prime membership, and 43% of all online sales went through Amazon in 2016.
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One of every two households in the US has an Amazon Prime membership, and 43% of all online sales went through Amazon in 2016.
"The goodness about [ticks] lies in their very large salivary glands," says a tick researcher at the University of Minnesota.
A study out of Japan found mosquitoes prefer Type O blood the most and Type A the least.
This weekend, almost all lanes of I-35W will close for an eight-mile stretch from Interstate 494 down to the Burnsville split.
Members of Congress once had the plan that's currently given federal employees called the Federal Employee Health Benefits Program (FEHB).
Minnesota has 87 counties, and there are parts of state where you can stand in one spot and be in two different counties.
It's an Independence Day tradition -- as soon as it's dark out, our skies light up. The American Pyrotechnics Association estimates there will be 16,000 fireworks shows across the country around the July Fourth holiday.
watermelon breeders cross two different types of watermelon plants.
Ten years ago Thursday, Apple first sold the device that would dramatically alter how we all go about our daily lives.
Starting July 1, people could see a change in their credit score.
A major sticking point in the health care battle is proposed changes to Medicaid.
It happens during every major summer storm. Trees fall and sometimes they happen to come down right on our neighbor's property.
We were reminded last week how powerful the heat can be when temperatures soared into the 90s.
With road construction season in full swing, Minnesotans have seen plenty of crews on the highways.
During criminal trials, the busiest person in the courtroom isn't always the judge or the attorneys -- it's the court reporter.
