Disasters

Authorities evacuated part of an office building at the Minneapolis-St. Paul Airport for about an hour Wednesday afternoon, after odors from construction work leaked into the air vents.
Homeland Secretary talks about wayward pilots, H1N1, and border security
The FAA and Delta Airlines are still determining what should happen to the pilots who overshot the Minneapolis and St. Paul International airport by 150 miles last week.
In Winona, a watched bridge outfitted for tests
A picturesque Winona highway bridge that Minnesota transportation officials are deciding how to rehabilitate or replace gets some new gear this week.
Two pilots have been suspended while Delta Airlines and federal officials investigate what happened during a flight earlier this week from San Diego to Minneapolis.
Investigators says a man may have been listening to music on his headphones before he was struck and killed by a train in Litchfield.
About 300 people turned out for a public meeting on flood-control plans for the Fargo-Moorhead area, forcing the Army Corps of Engineers to make two presentations at a downtown hotel Tuesday.
Police officers and members of the Minnesota Air National Guard removed explosives from the trunk of a car in Duluth on Monday.
Xcel Energy says it has reached a settlement with family members injured in a natural gas explosion that destroyed a south Fargo home last fall.
A husband and wife were found dead inside their cabin in rural Longville over the weekend, and authorities suspect a poorly ventilated gas heater may be to blame.
Family, friends mourn victim of Arizona sweat lodge
Family and friends are mourning a Prior Lake woman who was one of three people who died after attending an Arizona sweat lodge ceremony led by a self-help author.