The Lake County New Chronicle reports Custom Cab owner Dan O’Hearon was cleaning out a vehicle when he found more than $1,000 worth of rare gold coins underneath the back seat. O’Hearon is hoping to find their rightful owner.

One of the passengers who bit into a sandwich and punctured his mouth on a needle on a Minneapolis-bound Delta flight, John Tonjes of Plymouth, now faces sleepless nights as he worries about health risks. Meanwhile, an international investigation is focused on a food preparation area at the airport in Amsterdam. And experts speculate that it was not the work of terrorists.

Some officials worry the state government won't be able to replace the skills now walking out the door in record numbers. The director of the state's retirement system says it's a combination of an aging public sector workforce and incentives to retire early.

Confronted with an extraordinary situation, the board of Twin Cities-based Best Buy did what good corporate governance practices required. It fired the chief executive. As a result, the company is in a mess, the New York Times reports.

Dunn is stepping down after being with the Richfield-based electronics retailer for nearly 30 years. Best Buy recently announced it was closing 50 stores and terminating 400 corporate jobs. Board member Mike Mikan will serve as interim CEO during the search for a permanent replacement.

Kathy Bauck's business, Pick of the Litter, was once one of the largest licensed dog breeders in the nation. But after a 2008 investigation into Bauck's operation where they found sick and dying dogs, her facility was closed.

Gail Heig, owner of Bowen Lodge on Lake Winnibigoshish, told the Duluth News Tribune the plan is "a logistical and scheduling nightmare" because guests plan opening weekend vacations well in advance. The legislation will move the fishing opener to May 5 from May 12 this year, if the state Senate approves the bill. House lawmakers approved it Tuesday.