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Ask most people on the street and they'll tell – ads don't affect them at all.
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Ask most people on the street and they'll tell – ads don't affect them at all.
First, it's important to understand why things are different colors. The color of an object depends on how it interacts with light. When lights touches something, that thing will absorb or reflect the different wavelengths of the light.
The Twin Cities hit close to a record low Wednesday morning. This came a day after the biggest April snowfall in 34 years.
EPA administrator Scott Pruitt said the rules under President Obama aren't realistic and his agency is working on determining "appropriate standards."
This year's April snowfall is keeping the Minnesota Twins on their toes. It's supposed to snow as much as eight inches in the Cities before Thursday's opener.
If someone deletes Facebook, what happens to their digital privacy? Good Question.
Easter is the celebration of the resurrection of Jesus Christ, but it still falls on a different date every year.
Ever wondered if you'll get a refund or owe Uncle Sam at tax time? The IRS wants us to stop guessing.
"It's a little subjective," says WCCO's Kylie Bearse, who says different meteorologists might have slightly different interpretations.
The polygraph test can last up to two hours and measures a body's response to various questions.
Most cars used to have yellowish, halogen headlights. Now, lots of car makers have switched to whiter, high-intensity lights.
A new survey from the Economist Magazine has people scratching their heads, calling it "nuts" and "not even close."
It can seem like a few snowflakes on the East Coast become front-page news, prompting some Minnesotans to proclaim, "Those guys are babies."
It feels like everyone is Irish on St. Patrick's Day. But, how Irish is Minnesota? Good Question.
Kirk Cousins will wear a No. 8 jersey with the Vikings -- the same number he had with the Redskins and in college at Michigan State.
Ever notice a funky smell around the lakes this time of year? Kind of like rotten eggs?
"Sanctuary City" is an emotional, political and legally-murky term.
Feeling a little groggy after losing an hour of sleep? You're not alone. The Monday after the daylight saving change is always National Nap Day.
Catholics and Christians across the world know to give up meat on Fridays during Lent.
International Women's Day was officially recognized by the United Nations in 1975.
It's unique, overwhelming and it's taken over part of the Xcel Energy Center this week with the boy's high school tournament.
Opioids are no more addictive than cigarettes or alcohol, but people might naturally have an addiction to one substance over another.
Two years ago, the Zika virus dominated the headlines with scary stories about the mosquito-spread virus causing birth defects in babies.
Human brains don't fully develop until the mid-20s, but Americans can vote at 18, drink at 21 and rent a car at 25.
The first dog was cloned in South Korea in 2005. It was named Snuppy and it took scientists 1,000 embryos to make one dog.
