Disasters

Hungary sludge reservoir at risk of collapse
The cracking wall of an industrial plant reservoir could collapse at any moment and send a new wave of caustic red sludge into towns devastated by a deluge this week, Hungary's prime minister said Saturday.
A way out, at last, for Chile's 33 trapped miners
Sixty-six agonizing days after their gold and copper mine collapsed above them, 33 miners were offered a way out Saturday as a drill broke through to their underground purgatory.
Northern Minnesota marks 100th anniversary of epic forest fire
The fire wiped out hundreds of thousands of acres of forest, destroyed much of the town of Baudette, and left little but ashes of the communities of Pitt, Graceton and Cedar Spur
Two people who died in a crash Saturday were deliberately run down in the street, according to charges filed in Minneapolis.
The emergency plans for companies operating natural gas pipelines like the one that exploded in San Bruno, Calif., killing eight people and destroying a neighborhood, are effectively off-limits to the public and industry watchdogs because the federal pipeline safety agency doesn't keep copies in its offices.
A two-car crash east of Spicer has killed an appeals court judge from Norway.
Pawlenty sets Monday for flood-relief special session
The date is tentative, because if President Obama makes the declaration after Friday, Pawlenty's office said the special session could be held later.