Disasters

Prosecutors say the man accused of driving drunk and killing three people along a Wisconsin interstate told an investigator he had two beers and a shot of liquor hours before the crash.
Newsmaker: Chilean miners rescued
As Chilean miners emerge from the underground mine where they've been trapped for two months, Midmorning looks at the psychological issues they'll confront, and what their saga tells us about how humans deal with stress and adversity.
Chile choreographs dramatic finish to rescue saga
Rescuers prepared to lower two paramedics almost a half-mile into a collapsed mine Tuesday, the precursor to fresh air and freedom for 33 men trapped for 69 days. No one in history has been trapped underground so long and survived.
Capitol negotiators say they have the framework for a disaster relief package the Minnesota Legislature will consider in a yet-scheduled special session.
St. Paul police say they arrested a mother after she left her 3-year-old daughter in a running SUV, which the toddler put into drive and smashed through a store window.
The Minnesota Department of Transportation is reopening a key river crossing in the Minnesota River Valley on Tuesday afternoon.
The Obama administration is lifting the six-month moratorium on deepwater oil drilling in the Gulf of Mexico imposed after the BP oil spill, officials said Tuesday.
Officials in Fargo, North Dakota are cleaning up after a huge fire badly damaged a large apartment complex in the city Monday night.
A judge in Dane County has set bond at $30,000 for a Madison man accused of driving drunk and causing a crash that killed three people.
A moose is dead after being struck by two sports utility vehicles in northwestern Minnesota.