Lifestyle

Seeds of change: Mini gardens help drive the growth of food at home
Container kits, designed for urban living and planted with recipes already in mind, are appealing to people who are interested in home cooking, food-sourcing and the environment.
Cyber-crooks planted malware that compromised restaurant check-out card readers, grabbing customers' names and the card numbers, expiration dates and verification codes embedded on magnetic stripes.
Could bass be the next boon for Mille Lacs?
Mille Lacs Lake has long been known for its great walleye fishing. But with walleye numbers in decline and a catch-and-release limit in effect, state and local officials are trying to promote the lake's smallmouth bass population.
Happy birthday, Star Tribune
On this day 150 years ago, the Minneapolis Daily Tribune published issue No. 1. Newspapers have changed a little bit in the meantime.
St. Paul leaders propose skyway changes after security complaints
The proposal calls for skyways to close at midnight instead of 2 a.m. this summer. Building owners would be mandated to lock their doors and do security sweeps.
DNR fees are going up. Here's how some outdoorspeople are responding
Hunting, fishing and riding a four-wheeler will cost a bit more in the environment and natural resources budget bill awaiting a signature from DFL Gov. Mark Dayton.