Lifestyle

One woman's connection to the St. Louis River
Lyz Jaakola, a musician and member of the Fond du Lac Band of Lake Superior Chippewa, shares her special connection to the St. Louis River, which has been deemed impaired.
Appetites: Ringing in spring with sweet maple syrup
Beth Dooley shares how you can make your own syrup, along with a recipe for when you're successful.
2 experts take stock of Minnesota's lakes
Two experts joined MPR News host Mike Mulcahy to discuss the health of our state's prized lakes and answer your most pressing questions.
Are American parents over-protective? When journalist and new mother Sara Zaske moved to Germany, she noticed that her new friends were raising self-reliant kids and avoiding the pitfalls of helicopter parenting.
Last month, the pizza chain offered to treat America to a free lunch if "crazy happened" during the opening round of the NCAA tournament. It did, when the University of Maryland, Baltimore County became the first No. 16 seed to beat a No. 1 seed in men's tournament history.
Every month Bob Knutson drives a 200-mile route making sure music finds its way to senior citizens.
Wisconsin walleye study shows 'something is not right'
Analyzing data from 1990 through 2012, researchers found walleye production fell significantly, by between 47 percent and 63 percent. And walleye success varies widely with only a few very successful lakes.
What's to become of the great American road trip?
The latest edition of Chris Farrell's "Conversations on the Creative Economy" series might get you thinking about taking a good old-fashioned American road trip this summer.