Disasters

Residents demand relief against rising waters of Devils Lake in N.D.
Devils Lake in North Dakota is forcing hundreds of farmers off the land. About 1,000 residents who live around the lake rallied this week to demand relief from the flooding lake.
A speeding car ran over a tree with two dogs tied to it - killing one of them - before smashing into the front of a Duluth home.
The man who collapsed and died following the Lake Wobegon Trail Marathon last weekend has been identified.
5 released from hospital after St. Cloud crash
Four children and the school bus driver who were hospitalized following a collision with a taxi Monday morning have been released from St. Cloud Hospital.
The memorial to victims of the Interstate 35W bridge collapse is starting to take shape at a Minneapolis park along the Mississippi River.
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.