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On this hour, we'll continue our conversation about how you can spend your money intelligently and how to save for a secure financial future. Jonathon…

Media, be it radio, television or the magazines you buy at the grocery store, is the single greatest collective force shaping our culture and the norms…

As the annual event kicks off today, we revisit our talk with the 2015 judge for Best in Show at Westminster, David Merriam.

True confession time. Until this morning, I didn't know Sherlock Holmes played the violin. I know! (Do I hear a collective gasp of disbelief?) Guess I…

ONE AUDIO PIECE - MUSIC In the world of Public Radio, the word Minnesota evokes thoughts of Garrison Keillor, Minnesota Public Radio, and piles and piles…

Well, it's just one of those things I noticed on a Friday afternoon. Nora The Piano Cat not only has her own YouTube videos of herself playing, but now a…

Food scientists at Washington State University have an unusual new partner to help them evaluate drinks, medicines and sweeteners.

After years of spearheading Internet journalism, the edgy online news brand has announced it will focus solely on politics.

These highly efficient townhouses in Issaquah, Washington are generating more electricity than they use, which saves money for homeowners.

NPR’s Eric Deggans talks about the reasons behind that choice, and the cultural impact the story has had in the last 40 years.