Bill Lukitsch at the Star Tribune reports: “Delta Air Lines is offering to pay $30,000 each to passengers on Delta Connection Flight 4819 that crashed while landing at Toronto Pearson International Airport on Monday afternoon.”
Brittney Emron at KSTP reports: “After a plane crash-landed in Toronto on Monday, experts are highlighting the importance of flight attendants and their safety efforts in the skies.”
Also from the Strib, Jeff Day reports: “The Minnesota Supreme Court ruled Wednesday that the interior of a vehicle is a ‘public place’ if it is driven on public roads, in a case involving a criminal charge over a BB gun found under a driver’s seat.”
Frederick Melo at the Pioneer Press reports: “A developer’s efforts to add a series of single-story buildings along the outer edges of the Highland Bridge development have been rebuffed by a tie vote of the St. Paul City Council.”
KARE 11’s Felicity Dachel reports: “A northern Wisconsin college is closing its doors after more than a century of higher education, and its president has resigned.”
KTTC reports: “Dozens of Mayo High School students took part in a brief walkout reportedly over immigration concerns.”
WCCO’s Reg Chapman reports: “The Twin Cities-based group Sounds of Blackness is celebrating 54 years of performing this month.”
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