Sports & Leisure

• Edina makes magazine's top 10 list of best towns for families
  Family Circle magazine has included Edina in the national publication's annual list of the top ten best cities and towns for families.July 8, 2009
• Sports Illustrated ranks Eden Prairie High among top athletics programs
  Sports Illustrated magazine has ranked Eden Prairie high school among the best athletic programs in the country.July 7, 2009
• Duluth waterfront expecting heavy traffic over holiday weekend
  Duluth officials are asking weekend visitors to park downtown to avoid congestion near the city's waterfront this weekend.July 3, 2009
• The legacy of Tom Paine
  Thomas Paine's influential pamphlet "Common Sense" had a profound impact on American colonists seeking to break with the British Empire. Yet 200 years after his death, his role in American independence is often overshadowed. Midmorning looks at the legacy of the man some call the "forgotten founding father."Midmorning, July 3, 2009
• Taste of Minnesota opens with new admission fee, improved entertainment
  The Taste of Minnesota opened at noon Thursday with a host of changes, including a new admission fee.July 2, 2009
• Leonardo DaVinci, man of mystery
  Scholars debate the role of Leonardo Da Vinci's artistry and technology in creating the scientific revolution, while popular culture has newly embraced his mysterious persona thanks to Dan Brown's novels. Midmorning searches for the true Da Vinci.July 2, 2009
• New section of Paul Bunyan Trail completed
  A new segment of the Paul Bunyan State Trail is completed and open to the public.July 2, 2009
• It's official: Hockey is the state sport of Minnesota
  Hockey becomes the official state sport of Minnesota Wednesday.July 1, 2009
• New law allows fishing without a license in some parks
  Two new laws in Minnesota will affect hunters and anglers around the state starting on Wednesday.June 30, 2009
• 'Move over' law for boaters takes effect this week
  A new "move-over" law for Minnesota boaters takes effect Wednesday.June 30, 2009
• Choice summer reading
  Looking for some good literary fiction to take to the cabin? Or a thriller for a hot night on the porch? Two book critics share their ideas for great summertime reading.Midmorning, June 29, 2009
• New firewood rules for Minn. national forests
  Officials are implementing new rules on firewood used in Minnesota's national forests to try to prevent the spread of the emerald ash borer.June 26, 2009
• Underwater hockey championships come to Minneapolis
  The best underwater hockey players in the country will descend on Minneapolis -- and then to the bottom of a pool -- this weekend for the sport's national championship games.June 25, 2009
• Summer camp helps soldiers' kids adjust
  A summer camp in Hudson, Wis. is helping provide a bit of normalcy for kids whose military parents have been deployed overseas.June 24, 2009
• Minneapolis rated among world's best biking cities
  An international travel magazine has named Minneapolis one of the top biking cities in the world.June 24, 2009

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