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These are the months and years that saw the most, and the least, amount of snowfall in a 53-year period.

Emoji have come a long way in recent years, going from smiley faces made with brackets to depicting, with great detail, different human expressions and emotions, among other things.

Here are the most popular New Year's resolutions among Americans for 2023, and how they compare to previous years.

Here are the most popular coffee styles and brewing methods in Michigan and the rest of the country.

We're looking at just how many Americans are traveling for Thanksgiving this year, and how much it'll cost them.

Michigan records tens of thousands of vehicle-deer crashes each year -- here's how often, when and where they occur.

Breaking down some of the foods Michigan is known for producing, and just how much it actually produces.

Rising gasoline prices across the U.S. are setting new records, adding to financial hardships that many are already facing amid the pandemic and high inflation.

Dun, dun, dun, dun, dun -- are you ready for some football? Grab your favorite beverage and chicken wings and dive into some Super Bowl Sunday data with us.

Should you tip that person? What about that person? And how much should you tip? Are we tipping enough?! What about the holidays?! We have the data to help.

Here’s a look at some holiday dinner data. Come on in, have a bite, grab a leg!

We thought it would be a fun data dive to look at candy. How much are we spending, eating, throwing into bags, and which candies do we love and hate the most? We won’t sugarcoat it!

Recently, Filter King compiled thousands of Google search trends to rank the most popular dog and cat breeds in the U.S., and honestly, some of the results were a little surprising.

📊 Minimum wage debateA hot topic right now surrounds the push to increase the federal minimum wage. While federal minimum wage hasn’t increased since 2009, more than half of the states in the country have minimum wages above the federal floor. Minimum wage facts and figuresPoverty line comparisonFederal minimum wage, as it stands, at $7.25 per hour, working 40 hours per week, amounts to $15,080 per year (gross income). Minimum wage valueAccording to analysis from the EPI, the federal minimum wage is worth 17% less than 10 years ago -- and is 31% less than in 1968, when adjusted for inflation. Source: EPI analysis of historical minimum wage data in the Fair Labor Standards Act and amendments.

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