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From candy wrappers, to carved out pumpkins, to one-and-done costumes, many people are dealing with more trash than usual the day after Halloween.
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From candy wrappers, to carved out pumpkins, to one-and-done costumes, many people are dealing with more trash than usual the day after Halloween.
The federal agency that's supposed to protect American consumers faces major obstacles before it can reveal that a product on the market is causing injuries or even deaths.
Iowa has had 15 commercial farms infected this year, including turkeys, egg-laying hens and other chickens. In addition, five backyard flocks have been infected.
In less than a month the holiday travel season will pick up, and airlines are anticipating a record number of flyers. But they'll also be trying to avoid the high number of cancellations we saw last spring.
The 10 most popular candy brands, plus assortment bags, have seen an average price increase of 13% since 2021.
The year 2022 has been the biggest for electric vehicle sales on record. New players are jumping into manufacturing EVs as the cars are appealing to a broader market of buyers.
A report by Greenpeace calls plastic recycling a "failed concept," and that only 5% of plastic is actually recycled in the U.S. So, what plastics can be recycled? Good Question.
Those who've already begun their cookie-decorating may have noticed that the price of butter is up 30% from last year.
It's set to be a busy day at Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport.
A unique feature in newer cars has many drivers turned off, even though it's meant to save them money.
Straw purchasing is when someone buys a gun for another person who isn't legally allowed to own one, such as felons.
It's a hidden problem, but a growing one. Food insecurity impacts tens of thousands of Minnesotans every year.
65 million Americans are Social Security beneficiaries, and three-quarters of them are seniors.
Black people in Minnesota are less likely to own a home than before the culmination of the Civil Rights Movement.
A newly-released report from the U.S. Energy Information Administration predicts most Midwest families will spend more than $1,000 to heat their homes with natural gas this winter. That's 33% more than what you paid last year.
