Disasters

American Refugee Committee delivers relief in rural Philippines
MPR News speaks with a Minnesota man who is in Tacloban, Philippines to assess the needs of those affected by the recent typhoon.
Leaders from Minnesota's Somali community say they've raised more than $100,000 to provide food, clothing, medical care and livestock to those affected by a tropical cyclone earlier this month in Somalia.
Bucklins reach settlement over small plane crash that killed four
The family of a Minneapolis man who crashed his plane in the mountains of Wyomingt with three of his sons on board in 2010 has reached a legal settlement with air traffic controllers.
How people rebuild after natural disasters is increasingly important. For too long, people have followed the same pattern after a disaster, says on researcher. If people are going to keep living in the footprint of hurricanes, tsunamis and flooding, what's to be done?
Federal investigators say there was no distress call from the pilot before a small airplane crashed in southeastern Minnesota, killing three men from the Detroit area.
In the Philippines, relief effort struggles to meet the need
"In a situation like this, nothing is fast enough," says a local official.
A week of history in the first person (5×8 – 11/18/13)
Why are we obsessed with the Kennedy assassination, risking lives to get a viral tornado video, Ian Leonard’s concussion, the harvest in Hendricks, and there’s an ‘i’ in Grinnell.
Reports said the plane appeared to lose altitude as it was making a second landing attempt, crashing and catching fire.
Photos: Scale of Typhoon Haiyan's devastation comes into focus
Philippines President Benigno Aquino III said Sunday that he will stay in typhoon-battered Leyte province until he sees more progress in the aid effort following complaints from survivors that they have yet to receive proper help.
Exactly how the U.S. donates food aid is a flashpoint in a long-running debate in Washington, D.C.