Good Question: How Do You Keep The Peace During The Holidays?
Grandma might still be upset that Hillary Clinton lost., while your cousin could be very excited about making America Great Again.
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Grandma might still be upset that Hillary Clinton lost., while your cousin could be very excited about making America Great Again.
If you look to the skies Monday night, there's a chance you'll see something that hasn't happened since 1948 – a large supermoon. It's 7 percent bigger and 14 percent brighter than the average full moon.
How short should you cut your grass before winter? What happens to leftover campaign money? What would happen if you didn't rake or mulch your leaves before winter?
The Twin Cities has broken the official record for the latest freeze -- a temperature reading of 32 degrees at MSP Airport.
Throughout the campaign, President-Elect Trump promised to repeal and replace Obamacare. It now looks like that could happen.
One expert says we often decide who to vote for with very little information, especially in more obscure races.
Each week, we answer your Good Questions. This week, Heather Brown investigates bird migration, the Electoral College and mosquitoes.
Election Day is always the first Tuesday after the first Monday in November. Derek from Rochester wanted to know: Why is it that date?
Next Tuesday, we won't be directly voting for the President. Instead, we'll be voting for people who will elect our next leader.
Pope Francis told a group of international reporters today the ban on female priests will likely stay.
When people see U.S. Bank Stadium for the first time, it's hard to miss the incredible amount of glass. From the five giant doors to the nosebleed windows to the partitions in the bowl, there's 200,000 square feet of glass. So, John from Cottage Grove wants to know: How does U.S. Bank Stadium keep the glass clean? Good Question.
It's Friday, so we're answering some of your Good Questions. This week: Fall/autumn, acorns and frost.
In 2012, 52 percent of American adults voted. That means almost half of people over age 18 didn't cast a ballot during the last presidential election.
At least 20 scientific studies over the years have shown no link between sugar and a child's behavior.
Get ready to bundle up! The National Weather Service has released its winter outlook, and it's looking cold.
Every Friday, Heather Brown takes a look at some of the Good Questions viewers have submitted recently. This week, she's taking on your election ballot questions.
A new survey from the National Confectioners Association says 74 percent of people say they'll give out candy to Halloween trick-or-treaters.
We often assume keeping food cold helps it last longer, but that's not always the case.
For many companies, October is synonymous with open enrollment – the period of time where employees sign up for their benefits for the following year.
Every four years, less than one-half of 1 percent of Minnesota voters write in a candidate's name for President. This election cycle, some experts think that percentage could grow. So, Barbara from Elk River wants to know: Are write-in votes counted? Good Question.
This week, WCCO's Good Question visited the new Mythbusters: the Explosive Exhibition at the Mall of America.
A new survey finds almost three-quarters of people report some level of loneliness. Almost one-third say it happens up to once a week.
Heather Brown is answering several good questions from viewers.
Hurricane Matthew is expected to make landfall Friday morning in Florida as a Category-4 storm.
It started back in August in a case police haven't been able to prove. Children in South Carolina reported creepy clowns were trying to lure them into the woods.
