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Lifestyle

Will Minnesotans really need a new ID to fly by 2016?

Will Minnesotans really need a new ID to fly by 2016?

If state lawmakers don't reassess their 2009 stance resisting federal security requirements for ID cards, Minnesotans could find themselves unable to use their driver's licenses to board domestic flights.
by Jon Collins

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The marketing of moringa: Is this the new kale?

The marketing of moringa: Is this the new kale?

It could be. The moringa tree grows like a weed and has nutritious leaves and seed pods. But in both the developing and developed world, folks aren't always eager to try it.
by Emily Sohn

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Appetites: Meet one of the super-users driving Yelp

Appetites: Meet one of the super-users driving Yelp

Most Internet users are familiar with Yelp, but you might not realize there is a group of super-users -- called the "Elite Squad" -- whose content keeps the review engine running.
by MPR News Staff

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And beer for all: Budweiser makes a Metallica beer in Canada

And beer for all: Budweiser makes a Metallica beer in Canada

The beer, which has the tag line "Coulée dans le rock" (cast in rock), will get a wider release in Canada later this month, when fewer than 100,000 cases of the special-edition black cans hit store shelves in Quebec.

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Minnesota grouse season begins Saturday

Minnesota grouse season begins Saturday

The Department of Natural Resources says grouse are Minnesota's most popular game bird. Adult populations have held steady, and chick survival this spring and summer was good.
by The Associated Press

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Appetites: A bumper crop in store for Minnesota's apple orchards

Appetites: A bumper crop in store for Minnesota's apple orchards

We can thank the relatively cool summer and even temperatures for what's certain to be an abundant harvest, says cookbook author Beth Dooley.
by Tom Crann

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St. Louis County will allow more ATVs on roads

A new pilot program will connect miles of ATV trails by allowing riders to use county roads.
by John Enger

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Two things that changed walleye fishing in Minnesota

Two things that changed walleye fishing in Minnesota

Take a drive north and you'll see $50,000 boats and whole communities built off the walleye fishing industry. It wasn't always that way.
by John Enger

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Why walleye is Minnesota's 'holy grail of fish'

Why walleye is Minnesota's 'holy grail of fish'

The DNR's move to close the walleye season on Lake Mille Lacs triggered a mini-cultural crisis this summer in Minnesota. What is it about that fish that keeps us hooked?
by Dan Kraker

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