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When the Minnesota Vikings take on the Green Bay Packers this weekend, the temperature outside could be in the mid-20s. But on the field, and in the stands, it will be a good 50-degrees warmer.
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When the Minnesota Vikings take on the Green Bay Packers this weekend, the temperature outside could be in the mid-20s. But on the field, and in the stands, it will be a good 50-degrees warmer.
Every year, Americans waste about 40 percent of the food we grow and make. Experts say part of that reason could be people don't understand the dates printed on the packaging of the foods.
According to AAA, the average gas price in Minnesota is $2.52/gallon, but it fluctuates between $2.25/gallon and $2.75/gallon.
Some studies say drinking can have health benefits, others say it's best to avoid all together. So which should you believe? Good question.
Have you noticed yourself reaching for moisturizer more often these past two weeks? Dry, winter air came early this year, and so did itchy skin. "Cold air has less moisture in it and the air is basically sucking the moisture out of our skin," said dermatologist Dr. Karla Rosenman. "It's evaporating, and so that's one of the reasons why moisturizing helps a lot. Moisturizing is a sealant, so you're putting a layer of sealant on your skin and it blocks the path of evaporation."
"Give to the Max Day" is Thursday. It's an annual chance to donate to your favorite charity. Last year, Minnesotans gave more than 20-million dollars on that day. But what should you ask a charity before you give?
DFL Gov.-elect Tim Walz says Minnesota needs to raise the gas tax to fix the state's roads, but the idea of paying more at the pump doesn't sit well with some drivers.
A new study from the British Journal of Ophthalmology finds that increased use of phones and tablets could make children more likely to be nearsighted. It's an eyesight trend that's been on the rise for decades.
This holiday season, Amazon announced it will send out a traditional 35-page catalog filled with toys.
They're now just a part of voting -- those little red stickers we wear to show everyone we did our civic duty.
In June of this year, the United States Supreme Court struck down a Minnesota law that banned voters from wearing political attire at the polls. Following that decision, the Secretary of State's office revised its guidance and what is and is not allowed in the polling place on Election day.
Just one week before the election, President Trump said he can change what it means to be born in America. In an interview with Axios, he says wants to challenge birthright citizenship, which has been part of the United States Constitution for 150 years.
In the week before Nov. 8, 2016, many of the polls showed Hillary Clinton ahead. After a win by Donald Trump, that had some questioning whether they should even trust polls anymore.
We try to eat healthier, especially when feeding our families. That can get expensive, so when does it pay to go organic? To get the USDA Organic Seal, crops cannot have any genetically-modified organisms, synthetic fertilizers, sewage sludge, irradiation or certain pesticides. A short list of pesticides are allowed.
After the prize is given out where does rest of the lottery money go? Good Question.
At least 20 scientific studies over the years have shown no link between sugar and a child's behavior.
Campaigns, outside political groups and political parties have started to text potential voters in the run-up to the election. Those texts had Tracy from Plymouth asking: How do campaigns get my phone number?
University of Minnesota etymologist Anatoly Liberman says everyone in England was using the word "fall" hundreds of years ago. It makes sense, with the annual falling of leaves. But around the 1600s or so, for reasons unknown, they also starting using the French word "autumn." Both of them made their way over to the United States.
On Tuesday, the Trump administration announced it wants to require pharmaceutical companies to list the price of prescription drugs in television ads.
By this point in the political season, it often feels like all television watchers see are campaign ads. Most of the time, those commercials include voices over scary or happy pictures.
By the time the rain stops in Minnesota, the water will have come down for three days. So, how much would that be in snow? Good Question.
The average tenure of a Cabinet member is two to three years. Mid-terms are often a time that Cabinet members decide to step aside.
According to a U.N. organization report released Sunday, scientists are warning the planet will experience extreme weather and deadly food shortages if no drastic action is taken by 2030. So, what are top ways we produce emissions? Good Question.
Rising federal interest rates could be an opportunity to grow your savings account -- if your money's in the right place. So, should you switch banks? Good Question.
This Saturday, the ice at the Xcel Energy Center will be ready to go as the Minnesota Wild open their season against the Vegas Golden Knights. So, how do the crews prepare the ice? Good Question.
