Good Question: How Much Food Do We Waste?
Every day, we throw out tons and tons of food -- $162 billion worth each year.
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Every day, we throw out tons and tons of food -- $162 billion worth each year.
Donald Trump tweeted Wednesday night that he will announce his pick for vice president Friday morning.
While the vast majority of those interactions don't end in violence, people around the world now know last week's stop of Philando Castile did.
Why is it illegal to remove a tag from a mattress? And what's the criteria for a body of water to be consider a "lake"? Good Questions.
Philando Castile was shot at about 9 p.m. Wednesday night. By midnight, #FalconHeightsShooting was trending on Facebook and Twitter. Five years ago, the widespread reactions would not have happened so quickly.
Former Fox News anchor Gretchen Carlson is suing Roger Ailes, her old boss, for sexual harassment. Carlson, a former Miss Minnesota and Miss America, claims she was fired last month because she refused his sexual advances.
Adele performed before thousands of fans at a sold-out concert Tuesday night at the Xcel Energy Center. It was the first of two shows that kicked off the North American leg of her tour.
Who is Uncle Sam? And how do fireworks get their colors? Good Questions.
We hear a lot of political talk about trade this election year. The United States, overall, imports more than it exports to the tune of more than a half-trillion dollars a year.
It has only happened ten times in the 66-year history of the FBI's Ten Most Wanted list: a woman has made the cut.
Over the past half-century, how parents spend their time has changed dramatically.
We are officially in road construction season -- also known as spring and summer in Minnesota. So, how long are our roads supposed to last? Good Question.
This year, the state of Minnesota expects to process 2.7 million tax returns. Almost two-thirds of Minnesotans have already filed, and the state says it's issued one million refunds so far.
Almost two weeks after Marco Rubio dropped out of the race for President, he's asking the delegates he won to vote for him at the Republican National Convention this summer.
On Tuesday night, Late, Late Show host James Corden hosted a Carpool Karaoke special featuring Jennifer Lopez and Adele. So, why can some people sing well? And others can't? Good Question.
A new study in the journal Mayo Clinic Proceedings comes to a pretty depressing conclusion. Only 3 percent of Americans live what's considered a healthy lifestyle. So, what does it mean to be healthy? Good Question.
Each Friday, Heather Brown answers some of our viewers' burning questions that we didn't have a chance to get to during the week. So, let's get started!
Do you stream your songs on your phone? Buy music on iTunes? Maybe you still get CDs? The recording industry announced this week that Americans have a new favorite way of listening to music.
The state says Violent Crime Enforcement teams took 82,000 doses of heroin off the streets last year. That is a 125-percent jump in just four years.
We know it is going to snow Wednesday. We know it is going to be heavy and wet. We even have a good idea when the storm will start. But what is hard to pinpoint exactly is how much we will get.
In the land of 10,000 lakes, there are all kinds of fish we could catch, but Minnesotans seem to have a particular affinity for one. So, why do we love the walleye? Good Question.
Each Friday, Heather Brown answers some of our viewers' burning questions that we didn't have a chance to get to during the week. With March Madness starting this week, she looks at a few questions about the NCAA Tournament.
Experts think as many as 10,000 people have been officially recognized by the Catholic Church as saints. So, what does it take to become a saint? Good Question.
After losing the Ohio primary Tuesday night, there's talk Donald Trump might not get the majority of delegates he needs to clinch the Republican nomination.
Do you feel like you never really sleep soundly through the night? It turns out, you're not alone. As we get older, we're more likely to report waking up two, three, even four times a night.
