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Detroit Lakes residents slow to embrace reverse 911

Detroit Lakes residents slow to embrace reverse 911

Detroit Lakes is among a growing number of cities using reverse 911 systems to communicate with the public during emergencies. But only about 10 percent of the city's residents have signed up.
by Dan Gunderson

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From the archive: What happened at Red Lake?

From the archive: What happened at Red Lake?

"What Happened in Red Lake?" aired on MPR News the Friday, Saturday and Sunday after the shooting.

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From the archive: Explaining tribal sovereignty

From the archive: Explaining tribal sovereignty

In the days after the Red Lake shooting, the Red Lake Band of Chippewa restricted access to its reservation. The move was legal because the reservation is a sovereign nation. On March 25, 2005, MPR News hosted a discussion of sovereignty issues.

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