This week, Meteorologist Scott Sincoff worked with Benjamin Franklin Middle School Earth Science Teacher Barry Olson to create a Pop Can Implosion. Here’s What You Need: Empty Pop Cans Heat Source Large container of water About 3 lb. of ice Tongs/Oven Mitts About 1–1 ½ oz. of water in each pop can How to create your own Pop Can Implosion:…
What better way to celebrate Memorial Day Weekend than to grill? KVRR’s Jackie Kelly learns how to make Hawaiian Bratwursts from a NDSU BBQ Boot Camp instructor. Categories: Morning – Features, Morning – In The Community, News Landing Page Tags: BBQ, Hawaiian Bratwursts, Memorial Day Weekend, NDSU BBQ Boot Camp
Losing an email can lead to some serious headaches in life. Whether it’s your test results from your doctor, your flight information or just a cute letter from your grandma, the electronic paper trail can be critical to know how to navigate. Let Francie Black help you follow her trail of e-breadcrumbs in this week’s Tech Tip Today. Categories: Morning…
All the rain we’ve been having lately has created the perfect opportunity to do some spring cleaning. But as you’re clearing out the garage, house and attic of all their winter clutter, it can be tough to keep track of all the good things you find in there buried under the rubble. From antiques to collectables to your grandpa’s old…
Meteorologist Scott Sincoff takes a look at the current moon phase and when to see Venus and Mercury: Categories: Morning – Features, Weather Blog, Weather Notes Tags: mercury, moon, SPACE, sunrise, venus, weather
It’s hard to know whether a crack your wall suddenly sports is something to get worried about or something to worry about fixing later. Sure, they’re unsightly — but are they evidence something unsafe is going on with the foundation of your home? Danny Lipford explains in this week’s Ask Danny whether those little fault lines in your walls are…
The opioid epidemic in the valley is taking lives. Addicts are risking death every time they use. How do you reach people before it’s too late? What does it take to put an end to the scourge? Those are the questions being grappled with across the region. Here are some of the answers the community has found so far….
This week, Meteorologist Scott Sincoff became a human vacuum to display differences in air pressure with Ben Franklin Middle School Earth Science Teacher Barry Olson. What You Need: Vacuum cleaner with nozzle Large and thick garbage bags How to do the experiment: Lay out the garbage bag and step into it, sit down in the garbage bag leaving only your…
Young artists are told in order to succeed, they have to try new things, get creative, and think outside the box. But young artist Emma Beatrez found her ideas led to rejection right out of the starting gate, when her nudes were rejected over worries kids would see them. That’s the paradox at the heart of Beatrez’s work for Ecce…
Join us for our weekly wrap up of the things you might have missed on our Morning Show while you were away from the TV letting the dog out, finishing your shower or tying your kids’ shoes. Categories: Business, Community, Entertainment, Local News, Morning – Features, News Landing Page
