Disasters

Authorities have identified four people who were killed in an icy highway crash in northeastern Minnesota this weekend as a family of four.
The State Patrol says the crash happened on Highway 65 south of Highway 18 around 3 p.m. Saturday.
Inver Grove Heights police say the boy was hit shortly after 8 p.m. while trying to cross Concord Boulevard.
A Burlington Northern Santa Fe Railway spokesperson said the pedestrian was walking on the tracks at about noon Sunday when they were struck by an eastbound train.
More delays will keep West River Parkway closed until fall, at least
Cliff Swenson, design and construction director at the Minneapolis Park and Recreation Board, said the site is very steep and and the flow of groundwater at the top has slowed the construction.
Minnesota fire deaths jump from last year
Fifty-one people have died in fires in 2015 compared to 43 this time last year, and some of the most dangerous weeks for residential blazes lie just ahead.
The latest incidents happened near 50th Street and 46th Street in Minneapolis, the same area where a bicyclist was struck and killed Friday. Officials say Monday's collisions don't appear to be fatal.
Suspected drunken driver hits U of M squad car
Officer Geoff Maciejewski says he's a bit sore, but did not suffer any major injuries.