Good Question: Why Do Autopsy Results Take So Long?
We could get the preliminary results of what caused Prince's death any day now. The medical examiner has been working on this since the beloved Minnesota musician died one week ago.
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We could get the preliminary results of what caused Prince's death any day now. The medical examiner has been working on this since the beloved Minnesota musician died one week ago.
A viral video shows what female sports reporters have to put up with from online haters. To show how bad it is, a group of men read some disturbing tweets that were sent to reporters Julie DiCaro and Sarah Spain.
Chances are you have heard it before: You have to get 10,000 steps in a day to be healthy. Fitbit users are constantly reminded of this.
It hasn't been made public whether Prince had a will. And that got us wondering: What happens to your money if you don't say where it goes? Good Question.
In honor of the Purple One, John Lauritsen's Good Questions are all about Prince this week.
The face of money is changing. By 2020, Harriet Tubman will replace Andrew Jackson on the $20 bill. Tubman will be the first African American on United States paper money.
The four types of milk all come from the same cow, so what makes them different from each other? Good Question
The Tax Day deadline means millions of Americans have been scrambling to get their taxes done on timeBut millions more, 40 percent of the population, don't have to. So who doesn't pay federal income tax? Good Question.
It's Friday, and that means we are responding to some of your Good Questions. Some viewers wanted to know: Why are barber poles outside of barber shops?
For three days this week, Minneapolis drivers had to put on the brakes at 2nd Avenue and 11th Street downtown. The signal went out Monday night and didn't get fixed until Thursday.
The spring allergy season is right around the corner. But if you've been waking up with red, itchy eyes already, chances are you may have a dust mite allergy.
People across Hennepin County got an unexpected wake-up call Tuesday morning -- sirens sounded just after 6:00 am, but turns out it was an accident and there was no emergency.
It's Severe Weather Awareness Week and every year we see neighborhoods lose power because of storms. So why aren't more power lines buried underground? Good Question.
Every Friday, WCCO takes a closer look at some of the Good Questions that came our way that weren't selected for earlier segments. This week, John Lauritsen looks at the origins of kindergarten, rulers and tickling yourself.
We will soon begin to see some of Minnesota's most-beloved creatures come out of hibernation. Different species of bats, bears, turtles and snakes all hibernate here, and many rely on more than warm weather to wake up.
