Lifestyle

Minnesota bar owners are calling on candidates for governor and the state Legislature to support a major expansion of gambling.
The Minnesota Department of Natural Resources has reached an agreement with the retired owner of the Minnesota Zephyr railroad to buy a 6.5 mile stretch of railbed near Stillwater.
Housing options good for seniors, if they've got money
The housing picture for wealthy, older Minnesotans looks good, but the State estimates more than half of Minnesota's seniors can't cover retirement costs.
Despite pleas to hunters by researchers and others not to shoot radio-collared bears, at least three have been killed in northern Minnesota this season.
At least two Minnesota churches are hoping to pack the pews by offering the chance for free tickets to Minnesota Vikings or Minnesota Twins games.
Day eight: What are they judging?
Judges here are looking for taste, texture and a peppery aroma. What are they judging?
Sheep in sheep's clothing
It's not often you see models trying to devour their outfits on the runway. But that's just the kind of thing that can happen at the Minnesota State Fair's 4-H Lamb Lead Show. Reporter Nikki Tundel checks out a livestock competition where farm animals and fashion collide.
What the not-so-great ate at the State Fair
From jalapeno poppers that make you sweat to a four-star peach parfait, food critic Rick Nelson has ferreted out the newest food finds of the Minnesota State Fair.
Eating like the icons
A new book take us through history, stringing together the great food obsessions and repulsions of great thinkers, leaders, and artists. Midmorning finds out what foods fueled famous minds.
Muslims take to Minn. State Fair to repair image
Muslims are hoping to increase understanding of their religion at the State Fair this year by handing out small cards that read "Islam Explained," with background on the religion whose adherents fear is being misunderstood by too many Americans.