Disasters

Dayton pledges support to burned Sartell paper mill
Gov. Mark Dayton toured a central Minnesota paper mill Tuesday that was the site of a deadly fire Monday. The governor pledged the state's support to help get the Verso paper plant back up and running.
Supreme Court won't block suit in I-35W bridge collapse
The justices did not comment Tuesday in turning down an appeal by Jacobs Engineering Group Inc. of Pasadena, Calif., arguing that too much time has passed since the bridge was built in the 1960s.
Sartell paper mill blast claims 1 life
One person was killed and four were injured in an explosion that caused a large fire at a paper mill in Sartell.
South Minneapolis congregation rallies after its church burns down
Walker Community United Methodist Church was destroyed by fire Sunday night, and wrecking crews tore down what was left of its weakened walls on Monday. Five Methodist congregations and one Jewish synagogue have offered space to the homeless congregation.
An 8-year-old Minnesota boy who survived a boating accident that left his two younger brothers dead has been released the hospital.
The Minnesota State Patrol is investigating a fiery crash that claimed the life of one man near Winona.
Friday Roundtable: Reflecting on Mpls. tornado anniversary
This week on the Friday Roundtable, our panelists will reflect on the one-year anniversary of the north Minneapolis tornado, and what lies ahead for the community.
The U.S. Forest Service lifted campfire restrictions in the Boundary Waters Canoe Area Wilderness effective Wednesday.