Disasters

The declaration will allow state and local governments and some nonprofit organizations to receive federal funding to help pay for emergency work and the repair or replacement of facilities damaged by severe storms and flooding.
All 70 or so employees have been evacuated from a Fridley metal plating plant.
Journalist T.R. Reid on politics, healthcare, and Japan
Reporter and author T.R. Reid discussed his long career covering politics, foreign affairs, and more recently, health care at the University of St. Thomas as part of Minnesota Public Radio's Broadcast Journalist Series.
Despite flooding, Memphis remains open for business
As the Mississippi approaches levels not seen since 1937, the Home of the Blues stresses Graceland and Beale Street remain dry.
As warmer weather brings more motorcyclists out on Minnesota roads, Minneapolis police are urging all motorists to work together to prevent accidents.
A 9-year-old girl is dead after an all-terrain vehicle accident in central Minnesota.
U.S. Sen. Amy Klobuchar will take part in Friday's groundbreaking for a new Wadena-Deer Creek High School, replacing the one destroyed by a tornado last year.
The Lino Lakes officer was struck with a round while he was participating in training at the Anoka County Law Enforcement Range.
Rare images from a flood
The south prepares for major flooding. The north cleans up after it.
Collision sends Metro Transit bus into building in St. Paul
A Metro Transit bus and a passenger vehicle collided Wednesday morning in downtown St. Paul, causing the bus to hit the Alliance Bank Center building, transit police said.