Disasters

More than 30 miles of Interstate 29 remained shut down from north of Fargo to Hillsboro. State transportation officials said roads that have never flooded before are now under water.
Authorities now say Japan's nuclear disaster reaches Chernobyl level
The level 7 -- the highest level on the internation scale -- signifies a "major accident" with "wider consequences" than the previous level, according to the standards scale.
Tiny Minn. town beats back flood waters
Some question the sensibility of spending millions to save the small town just north of Moorhead, but Mayor Traci Goble is seeking to build permanent flood protection from the Buffalo River.
The body of a 30-year-old Duluth woman has been found in the charred remains of a shed owned by her father.
Design firm says it should be free of 35W bridge claim
A California design firm asked the Minnesota Supreme Court on Monday to block the firm from being sued by the state of Minnesota over the deadly Interstate 35W bridge collapse.
Debris, challenges pile up in Japan 1 month later
A month after Japan's earthquake and tsunami, the challenges seem as daunting as ever: Thousands are missing and feared dead, tens of thousands have fled their homes, a leaking nuclear plant remains crippled and powerful aftershocks keep coming.
A candle left burning overnight caused a fire that left seven Winona State University students homeless and injured two others.
An adult is dead after a mobile home fire in a northern suburb of Minneapolis.
Red River flood fight moves north of Fargo-Moorhead
As the Red River continues to fall Monday in Fargo-Moorhead, the focus of the flood fight is moving north as the river affects smaller communities.