Disasters

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.
Rural Minnesota has the largest percentage of unbelted traffic deaths, according to government data released Thursday as a part of a seat belt enforcement campaign.
A homemade balloon aircraft landed in a Colorado field but there was no sign of the 6-year-old boy believed to be inside.