The How-To Guide to Your Health
From bone health to better sex, local experts offer easy-to-use advice on the health topics that matter most to you. Plus, the Slacker’s Guide to Living Forever!
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From bone health to better sex, local experts offer easy-to-use advice on the health topics that matter most to you. Plus, the Slacker’s Guide to Living Forever!
Critics have decried the design of the downtown Minneapolis complex from the start. Now, five years after it opened, we suggest a makeover.
The Hennepin County Medical Examiner’s office is charged with investigating unexplained deaths. But Roberta Geiselhart is equally concerned with attending to those left behind.
The largest lake in North America is changing in ways that scientists never anticipated, heating up the climate-change debate and raising questions about its future—and ours.
Levain is back as a café—but does it still please the palate?
There’s more to Peter Rothstein than Theater Latté Da.
Can the area’s most anarchic theater grow up without settling down?
What transitions in the leadership ranks mean for the local arts scene
It seems a bridge supports much more than traffic.
Is bad-boy caver John Ackerman saving Minnesota caves—or destroying them?
Fans of FM107’s Lori and Julia will follow the perky hosts anywhere—even the Big Apple.
How a little love and a box of 20 Mule Team Borax can soften death’s sting. An excerpt from Kevin Kling’s book The Dog Says How.
Summer is officially over. And to that we should all say, “Thank God.”
Comments from readers on the last issue of Minnesota Monthly
Puckish behavior, Oktoberfests, and a St. Olaf ghost story.
One woman’s courageous battle with the kissing disease.
Books and music reviewed
Arctic explorer Will Steger takes on global warming and political spin.
Art, music, sports & more—the best events in October.
Pulp Fashion churns out chic invitations; plus, retail news in the Style File.
Trendwatch with Macy’s fashionista Laura Schara
Pink products that help fund breast-cancer research
Rising above stale suburban dining with an elegant space and creative fare
Small plates with big flavors perk up a sleepy south Minneapolis neighborhood