Good Question: Why Do We Care So Much About Makeup?
We're so used to celebrities wearing make-up that when they don't it creates headlines.
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We're so used to celebrities wearing make-up that when they don't it creates headlines.
The unofficial start to flu season starts in October, but many of us started seeing clinics or ads for the shot as early as last month.
It's a tradition that started with Kennedy/Nixon back in 1960 -- the televised presidential debate. The campaigns, press and the voters make a big deal of it. But, can debates change a person's mind? Good Question.
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You will be able to cast your vote for president starting Friday. Absentee ballots in Minnesota will be available either by mail or in person.
FBI Director James Comey and Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg put tape over the webcams on their computers.
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Russian hackers are being blamed for leaking medical information about Olympic athletes Serena Williams and Simone Biles.
On Friday, Hillary Clinton's campaign said she was diagnosed with pneumonia. That had a number of WCCO viewers sending in questions about the disease. So, what is pneumonia? Good Question.
Every Friday, we go digging into the mailbag to answer some as-yet unanswered Good Questions from viewers. This week, Heather Brown isn't just scratching the surface.
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Over the past few autumns, we've been lucky to have some very vibrant fall colors, but what makes some years better than others?
