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Oberstar to hold hearings into NTSB investigation

Oberstar to hold hearings into NTSB investigation

The National Transportation Safety Board's investigation of the I-35W bridge collapse will be the subject of public hearings - even if the board isn't the one conducting them.

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McFarlin on Minnesota's top transportation issues

McFarlin on Minnesota's top transportation issues

Acting Transportation Commissioner Bob McFarlin joins Midday to discuss the condition of Minnesota's roads and bridges and the transportation priorities of the Pawlenty administration.

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Klobuchar finds optimism on SE Minn. flood tour

Klobuchar finds optimism on SE Minn. flood tour

A big concern after last summer's flooding in southeast Minnesota was that the population in some small towns would evaporate, but officials say that's not happening.

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