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A fisherman spotted an old Buick in the Mississippi River. The human remains inside may have solved a decades-old missing person’s case

Two Minnesota fishermen may have made an unexpected crack in a decades-old missing persons case. One of the fishermen, Brody Loch, was fishing in the Mississippi River in Sartell, about 75 miles ...
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Dive team finds 1960s-era car in Mississippi River, possibly connected to missing persons case

The dive team's find in Sartell, Minnesota, could be connected to 1967 missing person case of Roy George Benn. The Stearns-Benton County Sheriff's Office dive team, with the assistance of the Stearns ...
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A fisherman thought he spotted a car in the Mississippi River. He may have just helped solve a cold case from 1967

Two Minnesota fishermen made an unexpected discovery beneath the Mississippi River this week when sonar technology led them to what authorities say could be a break in a decades-old cold case. Brody ...
The Advocate

The Mississippi River wants to change course. The struggle to stop it faces new threats.

LETTSWORTH — The giant steel doors below Russell Beauvais’ feet are holding back water that can determine the future of south Louisiana — and far beyond. On one side of the elaborate complex in this ...
The Advocate

The Mississippi River defines Louisiana's landscape. A new book charts its life.

Thanks to “Ol’ Man River,” the Broadway show tune made famous by Paul Robeson, many of us grew up thinking of the Mississippi River not merely as a piece of geography but a giant personality. That ...