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Opening day for the Twins

The Minnesota Twins are aiming for a third straight division title, and they're confident another one can be had. Host Gary Eichten and his guest discuss the outlook for the Minnesota baseball team on the opening day of the season.

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The NRA on gun laws and crime

Wayne LaPierre, executive vice president of the National Rifle Association of America, speaking recently at the Commonwealth Club of California. He has written the best-seller "Guns, Crime and Freedom," and "Guns, Freedom and Terrorism," and he co-authored "Shooting Straight: Telling the Truth about Guns in America."

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Thinking spring with the Garden Guru

Houseplants are enjoying more hours of daylight and yards revealed by the spring thaw will soon be ready for planting. Is this the year you finally put in a garden? When is it time to uncover roses and perennials?

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Sharing love and chores

The tough task of mediating between work and family life tends to fall hardest on women. Working couples should take a thoughtful, deliberate look at their needs and responsibilities in order to create equal partnerships in their domestic and professional lives.

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ATV debate covers familiar terrain

There's a renewed battle in Minnesota over all-terrain vehicles. Last year, lawmakers approved a plan to create a system of designated trails for ATVs. They also passed rules protecting wetlands on both public and private lands. Several bills before this year's Legislature would undo some of those restrictions, and give ATV users broader access to state forests. The proposals have sparked renewed debate about where ATVs should and shouldn't go in Minnesota.

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Adjusting to life as a Minnesotan

If you're not from Minnesota, adjusting to life here despite "Minnesota nice" can be a trial. But there are ways transplants can break the ice.

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Minnesota suing North Dakota over hunting laws

Minnesota Attorney General Mike Hatch and Rep. Collin Peterson are suing the state of North Dakota over hunting restrictions. A North Dakota law passed last year restricts the first week of the waterfowl hunting season to North Dakota residents only. Hatch says the law discriminates against Minnesotans and other nonresidents.

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Getting ready for spring planting

More gardening advice from Deb Brown.

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A double dose of Midmorning's Garden Guru

Recent warm weather has some daring to utter the word "spring." Deb Brown has advice on starting seeds, doing outdoor pruning and much more.

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Lawmakers forcing showdown with tribes over gambling

Two Republican lawmakers say the state should outlaw video slot machines statewide unless the state's Native American tribes agree to share a portion of their casino revenues. Indian tribes are reacting negatively, calling the plan a form of legislative blackmail.

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