Lifestyle

Appetites: Twin Cities home to numerous vibrant farmers markets
It's time to talk farmers markets with Beth Dooley here on Appetites. She is the author of "Minnesota's Bounty: The Farmers' Market Cookbook."
Ten morsels from Michael Pollan
Don't let yourself be intimidated by raw vegetables.
A master gardener offers spring tips
As the weather finally starts to warm up, gardeners in Minnesota may be eager to get their hands in the dirt.
Anglers spent $2.4 billion in Minn.
Anglers who enjoy Minnesota's sky blue waters are still a powerful engine for the state's economy, according to new data from the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service.
Bicycling advocates look to further improve safety in Minneapolis
Minneapolis is often held up as an example of a bicycle-friendly city that is taking steps to improve safety. Advocates for the community met with government representatives to identify innovative ideas for further improving safety.
Duluth mountain bike trail network expanding
Duluth is forging ahead this summer with its plan to become a premier mountain biking city.
Photos: First warm spring day brings people outdoors
It was a long wait, but Minnesotans were rewarded today with a sunny, warm day that actually felt like spring. And many took advantage of the chance to get outside and enjoy the weather. Our photographers captured some of those scenes.
Friday Festival: Cheese shop raises money for cheesemonger scholarship
Local cheesemonger Benjamin Roberts is raising money for a cheesemonger education fund this weekend at the two cheese shops he runs -- France 44 in Minneapolis and St. Paul Cheese Shop in St. Paul. A portion of the proceeds will go for a cheese scholarship in honor of the woman he describes as his "cheese mentor." Benjamin Roberts spoke with MPR's Tom Crann.
Appetites: Snow puts a freeze on spring dining
Unrelenting snow and sleet have made late April feel like February, and that means a seemingly endless winter for local diners who seek out seasonal food from our region.
The annual event allows residents to put most items -- large and small -- on the curb for pickup by city garbage crews. It had been scheduled for early May.