Lifestyle

Intelligence Squared debate: Do hunters conserve wildlife?
Funds raised from hunting permits contribute to wildlife conservation efforts in the US and abroad. Is hunting a humane way to maintain equilibrium and habitats, or are there better alternatives? Four experts debate the Intelligence Squared motion: Hunters conserve wildlife.
Coming soon to a packaged food near you: the 'added sugar' label
The Food and Drug Administration has brushed aside industry objections and will require food labels to disclose how much sugar has been added to packaged food.
Appetites: The Water Bar
Northeast Minneapolis' Water Bar aims to share the importance and process behind getting clean tap water to your faucet, on demand.
9 under-the-radar museums to visit in Minnesota
There's no shortage of museums to visit in Minnesota, including sites dedicated to the celebration of Spam, the Greyhound bus company and even a giant twine ball.
Fix it yourself or call an expert? Spring home repair advice
Contractor Samantha J. Strong and home inspector John Trostle explain which projects homeowners can tackle themselves, and which they should leave to the experts.
Breaking down the science of picky eating
What makes us dislike certain foods? And why is everyone so concerned about what you're eating, anyway? An anthropologist who has studied the topic helps answer our questions.
Why restaurants are ditching no-tipping policies
In recent years, there's been a no-tipping movement within the restaurant industry. But that experiment has failed at some restaurants.
On Pelican Lake, a search for muskies, data and understanding
Minnesota officials are trying to respond to lawmaker and lake homeowner concerns about the DNR's muskie stocking program by gathering more data on the elusive fish. Getting that information requires patience, and electricity.