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Split Rock gets a facelift
Split Rock Lighthouse has withstood everything Lake Superior could throw at it for almost a century. Now, just short of the landmark's centennial, this popular North Shore attraction is getting a badly needed facelift.
Owners will sell the Taste of Minnesota
The owners of the Taste of Minnesota, which begins today, are selling the St. Paul summer festival.
DNR says approved firewood only
With the busy Fourth of July weekend just ahead, the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources is reminding campers that they can only bring pre-approved firewood onto state lands.
State park visits dip but gas prices may help rebound
Visits to Minnesota state parks are down so far this year, but officials say that's mostly because of weather. With rising gas prices, some campers are heading to the parks in favor of trips farther away from home.
The 50-50 split
Some couples are trying to work out a perfectly balanced household, with moms and dads taking equal shares of the parenting and cleaning duties. What seems like an obvious fairness issue to some is bound up in perceptions of gender for others.
Saint Paul city officials will meet today with owners of a nightclub that remains closed after it was the scene of a fatal shooting last month.
Ask the Vet: Dr. Kate An Hunter on pet care
Dr. Kate An Hunter answers listener questions about pets.
St. Paul City Council passes 4 a.m. bar close
The St. Paul City Council has agreed to let some of the city's bars stay open until 4 a.m. during the Republican National Convention.
What's in a lawn mower
Commentator Peter Smith meditates on the relationship between Minnesotans and their lawn mowers.
'The End of Food'
Paul Roberts, bestselling author of "The End of Oil," is out with a new book, "The End of Food," which he discussed recently at the Commonwealth Club of California.