Life

• Teens asked to help discourage texting while driving
  Public safety officials are asking teenagers to help get the word out about Minnesota's ban on texting while driving.October 20, 2009
• For drivers and cyclists, new downtown lanes a bit confusing
  One week after the unveiling of unusual bike lanes on First Ave. in downtown Minneapolis, many cyclists aren't sure what to think.October 20, 2009
• Minneapolis teacher wins Milken educator award
  A Minneapolis math teacher has won The Milken National Educator Award, which is often called the "Oscars of teaching."October 20, 2009
• Imams settle lawsuit over removal from 2006 flight
  Six imams who were removed from a US Airways flight in Minneapolis in 2006 after passengers reported what they considered suspicious behavior have reached a tentative settlement of their discrimination lawsuit.October 20, 2009
• Panel to look at Lincoln's legacy in Minnesota
  President Abraham Lincoln never made it to Minnesota, but those who study him say his policies had a lasting effect on African-Americans and Dakota Indians in the state.October 20, 2009
• Former Theater de la Jeune Lune duo mounts new show
  A year after the collapse of Theater de la Jeune Lune, two of that company's central figures are returning together to a Twin Cities stage this week.October 20, 2009
• State park permit sales up 30 percent in September
  Sales of annual and daily state park permits were up by more than 30 percent in September, Minnesota Department of Natural Resources officials said Monday.October 19, 2009
• Gunflint Trail, a 'road built for no reason' becomes National Scenic Byway
  Hundreds of years after American Indians forged a footpath through eastern Minnesota to Lake Superior, the Gunflint Trail has received National Scenic Byway designation.October 19, 2009
• Pieces of Duluth's Aerial Lift Bridge available as souvenirs
  Duluth residents and visitors now have a chance to own a piece of the city's iconic Aerial Lift Bridge.October 19, 2009
• Born in Melrose, world's oldest man honored
  Walter Breuning went to work for the Great Northern Railway in 1913 when he was just 16.October 19, 2009
• Des Moines marathon leaders delayed by passing train
  The leaders in the Des Moines Marathon could see the finish line - they just had to wait a bit.October 19, 2009
• Author Mitch Albom discusses his latest book
  Mitch Albom, columnist and author of "Tuesdays with Morrie," joins Midday in the studio to talk about his latest book, "Have a Little Faith."Midday, October 19, 2009
• Marquette Avenue set to reopen in downtown Minneapolis
  A major reconstruction project in downtown Minneapolis nearing completion and will reopen Marquette Avenue to motorists and pedestrians this week.October 19, 2009
• Sioux Falls cathedral to get $16M makeover
  The oldest cathedral in Sioux Falls is getting a $16 million makeover.October 19, 2009
• Ashland quartet swims to all 22 Apostle Islands
  Some might say, "It's crazy; it's over the top," and ask "Why would someone do such a thing?"October 17, 2009

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