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Were the concept of net neutrality to go away, there's a fear the ISPs would create two lanes of Internet speed – a slow lane and a fast lane where people would be charged extra for certain content.
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Were the concept of net neutrality to go away, there's a fear the ISPs would create two lanes of Internet speed – a slow lane and a fast lane where people would be charged extra for certain content.
Thanksgiving is homecoming for lots of kids away from college, but the experience is a little different for one group of students.
This year, Americans will eat 46 million turkeys over Thanksgiving. And, unless the your Thanksgiving turkey is a Butterball, there's a good chance it's from Minnesota.
Attorney General Lori Swanson PFCs caused infertility and low birthweights, but 3M says they do not harm human health.
So, with sales seemingly happening all the time, when is the best time to shop? Good Question.
Every Thanksgiving, Americans buy tons of sweet potatoes. Or are they yams? What's the difference?
Can you catch a cold from the cold? We talk with an infectious disease expert to find out.
"If you lose weight too quickly, the body will try to reset or maintain its initial set point," a University of Minnesota expert said.
After the 2017 Super Bowl, Houston estimated 1.3 million people attended its 10-day festival. Indianapolis estimated 1.1 million.
According to the Brewers Association, craft and export beers sales are up, while overall beer sales are flat.
For the most part, we can handle the cold. It's Minnesota -- we're tough. But throw the wind in there, that's a game-changer.
A consumer group asked Target to take a brand of fidget spinners off its shelves because of lead.
Heather Browns visits MVTL Laboratories in New Ulm to learn how nutrition labels are measured.
We don't lose our keys because we're losing our minds -- it's because we're trying to do too many things at once.
Our brains are very busy when we sleep, but in a different way than when we are awake.
With ranked choice, Minneapolis voters get to choose a first, second and third pick. St. Paul gets an addition fourth, fifth and sixth pick.
It's the quintessential American dream played out on television: A group of people with cameras show up unannounced to say you've won a million dollars!
There's a good chance some of your trees are bare, but others are still full of leaves.
The bacteria that causes cavities are fueled by sugar. When bacteria eat the sugar, it causes acid to form on the top of the teeth.
When we shop online, our expectations have changed. We want our goods now and we want them to be delivered for free.
Dressing up for Halloween has been a tradition for generations -- but how did it all get started?
In a new Money Magazine article, financial guru Suze Orman says we should retire at 70 – not a month or year before.
A listeria scare has turned into a huge recall of bagged vegetables at stores like Walmart, Whole Foods and Trader Joe's.
As much as 10 percent of a pumpkin patch can be left behind each year. It's often the not-so-round, rotten ones that no longer have a stem.
University of Minnesota President Eric Kaler is proposing to increase tuition rates for out-of-state students by 15 percent. If passed by the Board of Regents, that would mean those students would pay $28,730 in 2018-2019 and $35,000 in 2019-2020.
