How do Vikings games impact fans' health?
Loyalty to the purple and gold this season comes with a price some fans can't always pay.
New website looks to change the game for buying sport and concert tickets
There's a new website that puts the power in the buyer's hands to find seats at a price they can afford.
What are the concerns about using TikTok? Should parents tell their kids to delete it?
A popular app for entertainment and news is now banned on government devices in Maryland, Nebraska, South Carolina, South Dakota and Texas.
Why do treaties matter?
Documents signed more than a century ago shaped Minnesota as we know it, and changed the lives of those who first called this land home.
How are lane line colors chosen? And what's done to make sure they're visible?
Commutes with caution have been plentiful over the past few weeks. It's a standard, but stressful experience this time of year, partly because the painted stripes that guide drivers disappear in the snow.
Why do we stress out over family gatherings?
Family gatherings can bring joy this time of year. But they can also carry a lot of stress, pressure and awkward moments.
4 tips to help you save on holiday shipping costs
The United States Postal Service, UPS, and FedEx all raise their prices from October through much of January because of the massive volume. That means it will cost you from 30 cents to $6 more.
Dayton's Project opens Winter Maker's Market, promising nostalgia, sentiment, and Santa Bear
WCCO's Jeff Wagner went to look at the 67 vendors showing off Minnesota's past and future. One of the items featured will trigger nostalgia for the former kids who used to line up around the block.
What's the difference between a winter storm watch, warning and advisory?
The National Weather Service put out alerts to help us prepare. But what's the difference between a winter storm watch, warning and advisory? And how is WCCO making sure you know that message quickly?
When does the next election cycle begin?
As some of last week's votes are still being counted, rumblings of 2024 have already started - with candidates already testing the water on bids for the White House.
Here's how to avoid online holiday shopping scams
The season of giving this time of year usually includes lots of spending. Unfortunately, nefarious people take advantage of that.
Why is Election Day in November? And on a Tuesday?
On the first Tuesday of the month, a civic duty is exercised, when citizens bubble in their choices to lead their city, county, state and country.
Do political endorsements matter?
As voters hit the polls, it's safe to say many often knew which names they would bubble in months before the election. But campaign strategists know a few words said aloud or even typed in a Tweet might sway voters.
Tips for observing Día de los Muertos from a Spanish immersion school
Día de los Muertos, or Day of the Dead, is when Latin cultures pay respects to family and friends who have died in a warm and loving way.
Green Sports Day pushes to protect environment
Dozens of kids in the Twin Cities are leading the way in the fight against climate change. And they're drawing inspiration from a hometown athlete on how to make the love of sports an avenue for change.