Social Media

Back in early August we got wrapped up in the whirlwind story of a 30-year old Minnesota woman searching for her birth mom.

Last week, the Minnesota Vikings issued a challenge on TikTok encouraging users to create a duet of themselves catching a pass from QB Kirk Cousins.

You don't have to spend much time on social media to know that it can be a very ugly place with a lot of polarizing views and comments. But, you may want to think twice before you like, share or join the conversation because it could cost you your job.

Most of us use emoji characters to show feelings and make it easier to understand our texts and social media posts/comments. Here's what's used the most in each state.

Kids just want to have their 'own' thing. We ruined Facebook for them, just like every other social network they started using. Should we just give them their peace?

Most of us have started using free cloud-based services in our daily personal lives, especially since we have smart phones. What do you do when a fee to use it happens?

If you decide to post something threatening on social media, be aware that it could be your last. Local police are investigating all threatening posts, and the bite will sting.

Even though we have an Olympian among us in Minnesota, you may not be allowed to congratulate her on Facebook, or any social media...without getting sued.

Several comments on social media has the Bearson family speaking up. A number of comments have been made on Facebook stating there are people refusing to work with the police that may provide some answers to Tom Bearson's death.

The Smart Belt that tells you when you're getting fat, an app that can detect when you're being snooped on, and Jesse & Lucy take on the first video trend of 2015 - helium burps.

A new survey on social media from a company called E-Score finds that while we use platforms such as Twitter, Pinterest, LinkedIn and Facebook, a lot of us don't necessarily enjoy them. Why do people use social media if they don't like or trust it?

This 30-foot Christmas tree stands in Toronto's Union Station, and the lights are powered by social media. The creators of the Christmas Spirit Tree are calling it "the first Christmas tree powered by Christmas spirit". Super cool - check it out!!!!