Pediatrician Dr. Mona Hanna-Attisha charts her rise from doctor to detective to activist as the water crisis in Flint, Michigan unfolded. KUMD's Adam Reinhardt sat down with her in our studios to hear more. Dr. Mona Hanna-Attisha's book is called What the Eyes Don't See: A Story of Crisis, Resistance, and Hope in an American City.

They're responsible for millions of dollars in tourism revenue across the country, and feature prominently in the portfolios of photographers, artists and anybody with a smart phone. But those fall colors: the gorgeous reds (anthocyanins) and shimmering yellow and oranges (carotenoids) are really a kind of tree sunscreen. Seriously.

When the Lincoln Park Farmers Market started up six years ago, it wasn't just so folks could buy some flowers and a little fresh fruit for breakfast. A survey had just been conducted that showed people in the Lincoln Park neighborhood weren't living as long as everyone else in the community. In fact, no access to healthy food, due to transportation problems and the distance to the nearest grocery stores, was shaving about ten years off their life expectancies. Products from the winter greenhouse

People of a certain age remember when "don't litter," was at the forefront of everyone's consciousness. 47 years after Keep America Beautiful 's famous public service announcement admonished "people start pollution; people can stop it," it doesn't seem like we've gotten the message. With two Superior Coastal Cleanup events behind them and the last one scheduled for October 6, the Duluth Parks Department and a host of volunteers are finding ... litter on our beaches: fast food wrappers, cans and