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‘Something Really Went Wrong’

Published August 8, 2007

Minneapolis pulls through a disaster of huge proportions

So-called rubberneckers flood banks near bridge collapse

by Diane White
Published August 8, 2007

"(It would be) nice if they would respect the investigation," said one police officer.

Those who were there: Stories from the bridge

by Ahnalese Rushmann
Published August 8, 2007

>Nicole Kopari & Missie Wayne, fourth-year medical students While residents and curious onlookers gathered near the Interstate 35W bridge collapse site wearing expressions of disbelief and fear,...

Technology plays unique role in coverage of bridge collapse

by Jake Grovum
Published August 8, 2007

While news outlets rushed to the scene of the Interstate 35W bridge collapse, a number of citizens armed with their own personal cameras took coverage of the event into their own hands. A number of amateur...

Lights, camera, didactic action

by Michael Garberich
Published August 8, 2007

Danny Boyle's 'Sunshine' flashes briefly and fades quickly

Station 19 to stay, renovate

by Mike Rose
Published August 1, 2007

With support from local groups, including Rep. Phyllis Kahn, the local landmark will keep its spot.

Drought rules Minnesota climate as crops continue to suffer

by Kelly Gulbrandson
Published August 1, 2007

The dry heat is causing corn to wilt and wheat to mature faster than is usual.

The Q & A at play

by Haily Gostas
Published August 1, 2007

Steve Buscemi and Sienna Miller cross and cross-examine one another in Buscemi's star-crazed-and-critical indie pic, 'Interview'

To d’oh or not to d’oh

by Michael Garberich
Published August 1, 2007

Count 'em, 'The Simpsons' have entertained 17 years of boob tube dominance, but are 85 minutes of silver glimmer enough?

New, final ‘Harry Potter’ book creates magical mayhem

by Jake Grovum
Published July 25, 2007

On a cool summer night, the anticipation heated up inside Barnes & Noble as midnight approached in the HarMar Mall in Roseville. Dressed-up Harry Potter fans, 4,500 strong, of all ages counted down...