Lifestyle

Roller coaster among new State Fair attractions
Nearly two dozen new exhibits are headed for the 2013 edition of the Minnesota State Fair.
Gun rights activists who follow the Twin Cities Gun Owners and Carry Forum say they’re cancelling plans to bring their guns to Open Streets Minneapolis, a series of community gatherings set to start this weekend. “It got blown way out of proportion,” said Shelley Leeson, the organizer of the effort, in an interview. “I thought…
Appetites: The Buttered Tin restaurateurs turn to crowd-sourced funding
A new crowd-sourced restaurant has opened in downtown St. Paul. The owners of the bakery and restaurant, The Buttered Tin, have set out to change the culture of lowertown.
How to rediscover the places you've already been
That you've been to a place once is no reason not to go there again.
Design experts: Nicollet Mall makeover has great potential
Two University of Minnesota design experts said they hope a competition to redesign Nicollet Mall in downtown Minneapolis leads to a makeover that will make the city famous.
A new program designed to serve healthy, locally grown food to young children kicks off on Monday at 62 child care centers around Minnesota.
A major reconstruction project on one of Minnesota's busiest freeways is expected to cause major delays for the next six months.
Nice Ride may pedal outside Twin Cities
The Nice Ride bike sharing service is considering expanding to Rochester and other cities outside of Minneapolis and St. Paul.
It's the age old and seemingly answerless question: What in the world is my dog thinking? And one that has spawned a growing market not only of scientific research but of everything from decks of pet tarot cards to television and radio shows and books by pet psychics and animal trainers.
Appetites: Condiments can make all the difference
The trick to a dish is often just the right twist of flavor. And that can come from just the right condiment.