Lifestyle

Pedal Hub: Cycle tracks vs. parking spaces
The effort to improve bike infrastructure in a downtown core often crashes into the issue of parking.
How to topple a 5 million pound ice sculpture
Roger Hanson is contractually obligated to safely dismantle 'Iceman' by March 15, but try as he might, he can't seem to get the thing to topple.
Chef Andrew Zimmern at Westminster Town Hall Forum
Chef, teacher and television host Andrew Zimmern, speaking at the Westminster Town Hall Forum in Minneapolis about food, culture and community.
Minnesota spring gardening: What you need to know
Mary Meyer, professor of horticulture at the University of Minnesota, offers gardening tips and answered listener questions.
Appetites: St. Patrick's Day feasts beyond corned beef and cabbage
St. Patrick's Day is next week. If corned beef isn't your thing, cookbook author Beth Dooley has some other suggestions for the holiday feast.
U.S. college finds priceless coin collection -- in its own library
A dozen gold Roman coins -- one from each reign of Rome's first emperors, starting with Julius Caesar -- spent decades on a shelf in the University at Buffalo's library.
Explorers discover ancient lost city in Honduran jungle
Chris Fisher, an archaeologist who recently returned from the site of a lost city, says that some of the objects there looked as if they hadn't been touched in centuries.
Mall of America: Nation's largest no longer?
The company that owns the Mall of America is developing plans for what it's calling "American Dream Miami," a project that promises to be an even grander shopping mecca.
Pedal Hub: The "U-lock justice" debate
"U-lock Justice." We say it a lot on the show in jest. But is it offensive? Threatening? A turn-off? One listener thinks so, and so does Amber.