Bar owner Michael Skov, who died in a car crash in April on Minnesota Highway 13, had a blood-alcohol content of more than four times the legal limit, according to officials Thursday. Skov owned the Bend in the Road bar in Manchester, Minn.

A driver of a fatal crash that killed to people on a motorcycle in East Bethel Sunday night was over twice the legal limit, according to charges. Paula Lynn Larson, 42, of Bethel had a blood alcohol level of 0.195 percent. The legal limit in Minnesota is 0.08 percent.

The man accused of drunken driving in the fatal crash that killed infant son of a Minnesota coach had blood-alcohol content more than four times the state's legal limit 0.08 percent, according to charges. The West Central Tribune reported the contents of the criminal complaint, which said Dana Schoen, 38, had a blood alcohol content level of 0.351 percent.

Officials with the American Red Cross say the blood supply has reached emergency levels with about 50,000 fewer donations than expected in June. Donors of all blood types are urged to give as soon as possible, especially O positive, O negative, B negative and A negative.

A crew member pulled off a Delta commuter jet at a Grand Rapids airport reportedly had a blood alcohol level of 0.186, more than twice the legal limit to drive. The flight to MSP airport was canceled. Pinnacle Airlines, which operates the flight, has taken the attendant off the job and is investigating.

A West Fargo man was arrested last month with a blood-alcohol content of 0.25 percent -- his 14th drunken driving charge. The Associated Press reports Kevin Tegtmeier's case has spurred talks among North Dakota lawmakers who want to stiffen DUI penalties.

The Department of Health says levels of perfluorochemicals in the blood have decreased since 2008, a sign that efforts to reduce the chemical in drinking water are having an effect.