Lifestyle

Loud pipes save lives or risk rights?
There's a battle going on between motorcycles and the public over loud exhaust pipes. On one side is the crowd that believes that loud pipes alert motorists to motorcycles and lead to safety. On the other side, there are those who say loud pipes do nothing for safety; they only irritate the public and could lead to riding restrictions.
A real bread winner
The Turtle Bread Co. is known as one of the best bakeries in the Twin Cities. Now, its head baker could be named one of the best in the world.
Food for thought
Restaurant reviewer and food writer Rick Nelson talks about the downfall of some beloved local restaurants, and the resurgence of farmer's markets now that the growing season has arrived.
How to design a life
The author of "The Not So Big House" turns her attention to the way we live, and step by step, describes how we can rebuild a more satisfying life.
Minnesotans not so nice on the highways
A new annual survey shows drivers in Minneapolis-St. Paul are becoming more rude.
Low water levels could make for fishing opener surprises
Minnesota's fishing opener comes at a time when many lakes are suffering from record low water levels. That could cause problems for some anglers.
In the garden with Deb Brown
Gardening season is in full bloom and Midmorning garden guru Deb Brown is in studio to answer your questions about all things green.
Minnesota Orchestra plans Orchestra Hall renovation
If a $90 million fundraising campaign is successful, Orchestra Hall in Minneapolis will get upgrades inside and out, including video screens and on-stage seating.
Commentator Gordon Stewart forgot how noisy the world really is.
The pomegranate hits the peak of popularity
How did the pomegranate go from an ancient symbol of fertility to the key ingredient in a Starbucks Frappuccino?