Lifestyle

MPR's Marianne Combs explores chocolate's rich history and modern industrial reality with exhibition developer Gretchen Baker and local chocolatier B.T. McElrath.
Recent research on distracted driving shows that laws against texting and cell phone use may not have any effect. Midmorning asks why we're tempted to make risky decisions instead of doing the right thing.
As Minnesota duck hunters prepare for Saturday's season opener, safety experts are reminding them to pack something that could save their lives.
If music is a language, its lyrics are flying in the face of the rules of English grammar. Midmorning explores the grammatical slip-ups that make popular music great, but still irk the experts.
The Minnesota Department of Transportation will close several miles of Interstate 35E near the northern suburbs of Little Canada and Vadnais Heights on Saturday and Sunday.
Record low traffic deaths in Minnesota, but problems remain on rural highways
Minnesota is on track to see the lowest number of traffic deaths since the 1940s and many credit stronger seat belt laws and crackdowns on impaired driving.
Ideas From Aspen: Living Digitally
Twitter, smart phones, iPads. What's next in the digital revolution, and how is technology reshaping our lives? Marketplace Host Kai Ryssdal talks with some of the brains behind the tech revolution. Ryssdal presents highlights from the 2010 Aspen Ideas Festival conversations about living digitally.
Your photos: Minnesota skies
Spectacular scenes from the skies across Minnesota.
The death of a second research bear in northeastern Wisconsin has drawn hundreds of posts on a Facebook page dedicated to the bear's sister.
State officials say the booster seat law Minnesota enacted last year is making a noticeable impact in passenger safety on the state's roads.