The latest flood-fighting gear is on display at a flood fair today in Fargo. About 20 vendors are showing off everything from giant sandbags to quick-dumping tractor trailers.
Lake County commissioners voted Tuesday to break ties with National Public Broadband, the a St. Paul company that's worked for two years helping the county secure $66 million in federal funding.
Right now, the spring flood outlook looks manageable, but city officials in the area say more snow, heavy rain and a quick melt could push the water far past what's currently forecast.
Three large timber companies have sued
the Minnesota government, saying the state reneged on contracts for
a forest protection program by capping payments as lawmakers
attempted to balance the budget.
The U.S. Agriculture Department says farmers will be allowed to grow genetically modified sugar beets this year, while it
finishes work on a full environmental impact statement on the
beets' effect on other crops and the environment.
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