Disasters

In Haiti, cholera could heighten earthquake misery
Cholera is at the doorstep of a potential breeding ground: the squalid camps in Port-au-Prince where 1.3 million earthquake survivors live.
The St. Louis County sheriff's office says Daniel Paul Liska, 48, was hunting grouse with his brother, David Richard Liska, 49, of Forest Lake, near Elephant Lake on Saturday morning.
The city of Minneapolis has closed its Plymouth Avenue Bridge over the Mississippi River to traffic after workers in an annual inspection found corroded cables.
Police are looking for the driver who struck and killed an elderly woman in Bloomington, then fled the scene.
The Minnesota Department of Public Safety says teens in the state's northwest and southern corners aren't buckling up as much as their peers in other parts of the state.
Authorities suspect arson in an early morning apartment fire in south Minneapolis that forced residents to jump from the building and toss young children to safety.
The University of North Dakota says three aviation students newly arrived from Saudi Arabia drew attention from authorities before and during a commuter jet flight that was diverted to Fargo.
Residents of a south Minneapolis apartment building leapt from second-story windows to escape an early morning fire on Tuesday.
A leaking farm tank prompted the evacuation of a couple of hundred people in the central Minnesota town of Morris overnight.
The Hennepin County medical examiner's office has released the name of the man found dead after a Rogers house fire last week.