Disasters

Funeral set for Saturday for Duluth pastors' son who died in Haiti quake
The funeral for a Lutheran seminarian from the Midwest killed in the Jan. 12 earthquake in Haiti will be on Saturday in Decorah in northeast Iowa.
A few weeks ago, company officials with North Star Foods said they would not rebuild a poultry processing plant that burned down last April, and workers in the southeastern Minnesota town of St. Charles are unsure of their future.
Haiti food convoy attacked; UN warns of volatility
Twenty armed men blocked a road and tried to hijack a convoy of food for earthquake victims, but were driven off by police gunfire, U.N. officials said Tuesday.
Newsmaker: A Minnesota doctor in Haiti
Midmorning speaks with a Minnesota doctor about medical conditions in Haiti three weeks after the earthquake.
Minn. bus driver accepts plea deal in fatal crash
A Moorhead tour bus driver has reached a plea deal in a 2008 crash that killed a Minnesota high school band student on Interstate 94.
Firefighters in St. Paul discovered the body of a man after fighting a fire at an apartment building.
Child rescue bid raises tough questions in Haiti
The arrest of 10 Americans for trying to take children out of Haiti has raised an uncomfortable question in this brutally poor and earthquake-devastated country: could some children be better off abroad under the grim circumstances?
An off-duty police officer died and another man was injured in a weekend snowmobile crash.
A 50-year-old woman is dead and seven people were injured from apparent carbon monoxide exposure in northern Minnesota.