Edina Native Talks New Book On Tea, Lifestyle
Whether on a menu at a local coffee shop or in the hands of someone on Instagram, "Matcha" lattes are popping up everywhere.
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Whether on a menu at a local coffee shop or in the hands of someone on Instagram, "Matcha" lattes are popping up everywhere.
Fermentation is the process that turns fruit into wine, grain into beer, and flour into sourdough bread.
You can vote now through April 17th for the 2017 Flavor of the Fair. The Midwest Dairy Association will serve the winning flavor in malts and sundaes in the Dairy Building at this summer's state fair.
The deadline to file federal income taxes this year is April 18 – three days after the usual deadline of April 15.
Thousands of kids in the Twin Cities go to bed each night without an actual bed to sleep on.
Like many other mental disorders, depression in either member of a couple can lead to relationship problems. About 16 million adults had a major depressive episode in 2014 (ADAA, 2016).
SmartSex with Kerri Miller, a series of podcasts and live events, will host New York Time's Best Selling author Peggy Orenstein who tackles the issue of teen sexuality in her newest book Girls & Sex, at an event April 14th at Mall of America.
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Twin Cities lakes and rivers face a pollution threat that could wipe out fish and other aquatic life by 2050.
For more on the Hockeyville Contest, featuring Bloomington Ice Garden and Austin's Riverside Arena, click here.
MOCA'S Black, White & Teal Gala is Saturday April 22nd at the Hyatt Regency Minneapolis.
State health officials say reported child abuse and neglect numbers rose dramatically last year, by as much as 25 percent from 2015.
Easter is this Sunday. So, to help you get prepared, Café & Bar Lurcat is sharing some recipes they will be featuring at their Easter Brunch.
For the past 91 years, the Harlem Globetrotters have impressed crowds all over the world with their skills on the basketball court. This weekend, they're bringing their new tour to Target Center.
John Kozlik and his partner bought a newly-renovated house from a flipper in south Minneapolis last year. They had no idea about the seller's history of fraud.
