Why Is It So Extremely Hot This Summer?
The state climatology office can't predict what will happen in July and August but hot, early summers tend to be associated with the rest of the summer being above normal.
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The state climatology office can't predict what will happen in July and August but hot, early summers tend to be associated with the rest of the summer being above normal.
As more workers head back to the office, some will have to share medical information with their employers.
With vaccination rates ticking up, and COVID-19 cases down, people are starting to ask: When will the pandemic end?
You might call them whirligigs or helicopter seeds. They've been flying off our silver maple trees this spring.
A recent survey conducted by the Minneapolis Downtown Council found 80% of downtown companies are developing "future of work" plans with a hybrid/flexible plan as the most referenced.
Voice-over internet technology now makes it so easy for scammers to make thousands of calls per minute.
Heather Brown found a lot answers, but none of them is easy.
Many Minnesota cities will host Arbor Day events, and encourage residents to plant alongside forestry crews.
A home opener tradition had to be called off due to weather Thursday.
For the first time ever, a Gallup poll has found fewer than half of Americans say they belong to a house of worship, whether that be a synagogue, mosque or church. That's down more than 20 points from just 20 years ago.
Customers use less cash at shops and restaurants every year. Buying online or paying with an app have also surged during the pandemic.
A video by two Twin Cities cinematographers of a drone buzzing through Bryant Lake Bowl in Minneapolis has gone viral worldwide.
How can you spot a lie? WCCO spoke with an attorney and behavior expert who's spent years questioning jurors, witnesses and everyone in between.
This Sunday, we'll hear from Prince Harry and Meghan Markle as they open up to Oprah about why they left royal life.
Minnesota's biggest electric utilities - Xcel Energy and Minnesota Power - have pledged to go carbon-free by 2050.
Once we're beyond the pandemic, what happens to our immune systems? Will it affect how often our kids get sick? Dr. Gigi Chawla, head of general pediatrics at Children's Minnesota, answers these Good Questions.
Many Americans feel the burden of student debt. According the Federal Reserve Bank, it now totals $1.6 trillion. That's behind mortgages, but ahead of total credit cards debt and car loans in the U.S.
On Thursday, General Motors announced a plan to phase out gas-burning vehicles and replace its fleet with electric burning cars, SUVs and trucks by 2035.
Experts fear a new, more contagious version of COVID-19 could cause a jump in cases this spring. It first popped up in the U.K. and has already made its way to Minnesota.
All of us have seen scary things over the past week, our kids included. During this time, many parents have a hard time knowing what to say.
There are still so many unknowns about SARS-CoV-2, but experts can make some educated guesses about what might happen during the course of the pandemic.
Some experts say part of the reason the tech companies waited until now to limit President Trump is due to a fear of regulation from the government.
The 25th Amendment to the U.S. Constitution was ratified in 1967, following the assassination of President Kennedy. It not only more clearly determines the Presidential line of succession, but also what happens if a President is incapacitated in office.
Radon is a gas that's found in the soil. People can't see it or smell it and it can be drawn up into home through the cracks, gaps or openings in a foundation.
Youth sports have started back up in Minnesota on Monday with some changes.
