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Lifestyle

Minnesota women team up for junk market business

What started as friends selling junk together, turned into Junk Quest North which was held at the Miners Memorial Building in Virginia last fall, and has morphed again into a small, travel business.

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2 vets celebrate love: 'If you came to see the bride, you're out of luck'

2 vets celebrate love: 'If you came to see the bride, you're out of luck'

When Jerry Nadeau, 72, a Vietnam vet, met his husband, John Banvard, 100, a World War II vet, neither had been openly gay. Together now for almost 25 years, each says he feels completed by the other.
by Emma Bowman and Liyna Anwar

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Fishing contest prize winners cleared in Brainerd

Organizers of a Minnesota ice fishing tournament says an investigation into possible fraud has cleared three Ohio men who won prizes, including a pickup truck.
by The Associated Press

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'Furry watermelon with legs': MN Zoo welcomes baby Malayan tapir

'Furry watermelon with legs': MN Zoo welcomes baby Malayan tapir

Zoo guests will be able to see her daily starting at 9 a.m. for short periods of time as she adjusts to her new space. You can also watch her via webcam. Prepare to be "aww"-ed.
by Nancy Yang

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50 years after she was struck by lightning, reconnecting with the girl who saved her

50 years after she was struck by lightning, reconnecting with the girl who saved her

Linda Walker was struck by lightning at Girl Scout camp in 1967. Laurie Luna was the "buddy" who saved her life. Luna says she has thought about their frightening encounter a lot over the years -- largely because she never knew if Walker survived.
by Lulu Garcia-Navarro, Isabel Dobrin and Sophia Schmidt

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Want to save your marriage? Learn how to fight with these 12 tips

Want to save your marriage? Learn how to fight with these 12 tips

What's the secret to a successful relationship? Two marriage and family experts say it all comes down to how you fight. They shared 12 tips for perfecting the art of constructive conflict.
by Kerri Miller and Elizabeth Shockman

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Will drivers be Uber busy giving Lyfts? Not so far

Will drivers be Uber busy giving Lyfts? Not so far

The tens of thousands of Super Bowl visitors will need lots of rides. Uber and Lyft drivers are eager, optimistic, but still waiting for demand to accelerate.
by Martin Moylan

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