Photo Galleries

Photos: Rethinking a Company Town
A gallery of scenes from International Falls.
Photos: The view from 4 World Trade Center
The first office tower to be completed on the original 16-acre World Trade Center site in lower Manhattan was official declared open on Wednesday. And what a view it offers.
Photos: Ministry unites spiritual customs of indigenous communities with Christianity's traditions
All Saints' Episcopal Indian Mission in Minneapolis is a tiny church -- services average about 20 attendees - and one of just a handful of ministries in the country that unite the spiritual customs of indigenous communities with the religious traditions of Christianity.
Photos: Remembering war veterans around the world
Today is a time set aside in many nations to commemorate the sacrifice made by service men and women in the two world wars and conflicts thereafter. In the US, we call it Veterans Day. Overseas its known as Remembrance Day.
Photos: Typhoon Haiyan devastation
The central Philippine city of Tacloban was in ruins Saturday, a day after being ravaged by one of the strongest typhoons on record, as horrified residents spoke of storm surges as high as trees and authorities said they were expecting a "very high number of fatalities."
Photos: The Nisbit sand mining site
This 19-acre site is the only mine approved in the region since the debate over silica sand mining began a few years ago.
Photos: Redskins' nickname draws throng of protesters to Metrodome
American Indians and their supporters turned out to protest in front of the Metrodome, calling the DC team's nickname racist and disrespectful, and demanding that it be changed.
Monster fall storm breeds behemoth surf of coast of Portugal
The Europe storm death toll has risen to 15. But in Portgugal near the fishing village of Nazare, Brazilian Carlos Burle surfed a wave that could be the biggest wave ever ridden.
Photos: St. Paul hopes to transform the long-vacant Palace Theatre
St. Paul's Palace Theatre was built in 1916 as a vaudeville theater and later became a movie theater. The City of St. Paul plans to spend $12 million to refurbish the long-vacant space as a contemporary music venue.