Lifestyle

The process of a reviewing a restaurant is as much art as it is craft or science, and the ethics of when -- and how -- to review are fair game for critics and diners alike.
Huge Brainerd ice fishing fundraiser is a go
The Crow Wing County sheriff has checked the ice on Gull Lake and has given the green light to the Brainerd Jaycees' 24th annual ice fishing fundraiser that draws more than 10,000 anglers.
Minn. teen brothers' handmade jigs catching on
The Sommerhauser brothers produce their own fishing videos, hawk their brand with shoe-leather savvy, and have landed a sponsorship of sorts, being named to the "pro staff'' ranks of a major fishing-gear manufacturer.
Dunkin' Donuts plans Minnesota stores
The Massachusetts-based chain has been recruiting franchise owners in Minnesota since the end of October.
Appetites: 2014 set to be a busy year for Twin Cities dining
A number of 300-seat restaurants are opening in the metro, which means many restauranteurs are hoping a lot of people are willing to go out and pay to sit down in one of those seats.
Summit Brewing gets a face lift
Summit Brewing has added more hops to its look since the original 1986 logo, now it has given the entire product line a face lift. It is the latest in a series of moves by the company to try and keep pace with the wave of new craft beers. The updated image follows a significant Read more →
For 90-year-old skier, subzero temps are of little concern
When Roy Carlsted skis, he doesn't worry about the temperature. The 90-year-old's favorite winter activity is cross-country skiing, and on most winter days he's on the ski trails at the Como Golf Course just a mile or so from his St. Paul home.
Original Cheerios are already made with non-GMO oats, but now the company says it's also using non-GMO cornstarch and sugar.
Cork vs. cap: Don't judge a wine by how it's sealed
If you're a wine drinker, you've probably noticed that screw caps are no longer considered the closure for cheap vino. Increasingly, bottles of very good wines are unscrewed, rather than uncorked.
A debate from the Intelligence Squared US series. About 2.5% of American adults report being vegan. 48% report eating meat, fish or poultry at all of their meals. Taking into account health, environment and ethical concerns, which diet is best? Are we, or aren't we, meant to be carnivores?