Minnesota hunting tragedy rocks open weekend on private land
A mass shooting on Robert Crotteau’s 400 acre property near Wisconsin border left five dead and three wounded as a hunting party of 14 or 15 faced intruders. Sheriff Meier said the gunman fired after emerging from a deer stand, chasing and killing hunters who arrived by ATV before fleeing into the woods and being captured. Authorities planned charges this week. the weapon used was an SKS 7.62mm rifle.
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Wisconsin deer hunter kills five in trespass shooting
A Wisconsin hunter shot and killed five people and wounded three others after trespassing on private property. Victims named include Crotteau and his son Joey, Al Laski, Mark Reidt, and Jessica Willers. The incident raises racial tensions amid a large Hmong community in St Paul and questions about hunting safety and private land access.
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Travel confidence boosts Thanksgiving road trips say AAA
AAA estimates 37.2 million Americans will travel 50 miles or more this week, up 3.1 percent from last year, with 82 percent driving and 12 percent flying. Gas prices are higher nationwide though rental rates are down 2.7 percent. Travel volumes have surpassed pre 9 11 levels for some periods, but this surge marks the first Thanksgiving rise since then.
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Travel outlook points to busy Thanksgiving travel
Travel officials expect traffic to approach pre September 11 levels with long airport security waits. TSA provides wait-time data while FAA notes peak travel on Tuesday and Wednesday with over 51 000 flights daily. Airlines urge travelers to arrive early and Amtrak warns of 80 percent higher ridership in the northeast corridor. Weather forecasters predict rain on the East Coast tapering to calmer conditions inland with snow possible east of the Great Lakes.
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