Lifestyle

New film celebrates outdoor hockey
A sell-out crowd is expected at the Minneapolis St. Paul International Film Festival for the world premier of "Pond Hockey."
From father to daughter
A father's troubling secret shadows his two children who are struggling to understand the relationships in their own lives. The latest novel by former Minnesotan Siri Hustvedt was inspired by her own father's memoir.
Eating for fertility
New advice for women struggling to have a baby points to nutrition. Midmorning examines whether changing your diet will put you on the path to conception.
New novel combines development, kung fu and brussels sprouts
When author Don Lee began writing his latest novel, "Wrack and Ruin," he wanted to do something light. He wanted to set the story in a small northern California town, and make one of his characters a farmer. He said the choice of crops was narrow, and one stood out: brussels sprouts.
Behind the urge to buy
Overall, the frugal outnumber the spenders according to recent research. That's not true of people aged 21 - 30, who are spending beyond their means. Midmorning examines the research and the mindset behind the trend to spend.
Lake home market cools
A slumping housing market is spilling over into lake property. The red hot Minnesota lakeshore market is slowing.
Grammar Grater: Itinerant Editors
Jeff Deck of the Typo Eradication Advancement League (or TEAL) and his friends are touring the United States in the hope of eliminating misspellings and bad punctuation from public signage
Capturing the scene
Photographer Sam Abell talks about what distinguishes a great photograph from a good one and why photographing the Mississippi to look as it did in 1803 presented a major challenge.
Report: Fishing brings $1 billion to Driftless Area
The Driftless Area includes parts of southeastern Minnesota and southwestern Wisconsin. The report found more than 125,000 anglers visit the region annually, pumping about $650 million directly into the local economy.