Lifestyle

Waskish stakes a future on walleye
The walleye fishing season opens this weekend in Minnesota. That's a big deal on Upper Red Lake because walleye fishing has been banned there since 1999.
Walleye season comes again to Red Lake
Members of the Red Lake Band of Ojibwe are gearing up for a celebration. Beginning Saturday, tribal members will be able to legally fish for walleye for the first time since 1997.
Gardening season in bloom
Your flowering plants are emerging just in time for a cold snap. It's time to ask Deb Brown your garden questions.
A "nature-deficit disorder"
Have kids given up playing outdoors in favor of X-Boxes, iPods and the World Wide Web?
The garden guru returns
Just in time for the first Friday of spring, Minnesota Public Radio's Garden Guru returns to answer your lawn and garden questions.
Logging on and Losing Out: Dealing Addiction to America's Kids
Three quarters of American adolescents gamble on a regular basis, thanks in large measure to the growing popularity of Internet poker. But the teenage poker craze comes with risks, because adolescents are far more likely than adults to become addicted to gambling.
Groups challenge forest certification
Does the DNR have enough resources to prevent damage to state forest by OHV users? A group that certified the agency as a sustainable forest manager isn't sure. Two environmental groups say the certification shouldn't go through until the DNR shows it can do better.
Home repair season on the horizon
Home inspector John Trostle is joined by "This Old House" veteran Tom Silva to answer your questions about home repair and construction.
The landscape of home
Landscape architect Julie Moir Messervy says your yard should reflect the scenery you love, whether it's mountains or water.