Rescuers pulled a 21-year-old woman to safety in St. Paul after she fell about 30 feet down a Mississippi River bluff on Sunday night, the fire department said. They immobilized her on a stretcher and used ropes to haul her back up.

A Minnesota man and a rescue worker have died in a remote area of Wyoming, the Associated Press reports. The snowmobiler's party had called for help for unknown reasons, but the rescue party's helicopter crashed as it left to get more aid. Two others were hurt in the crash.

There were no passengers on board. Mechanics were testing the engines on the Boeing airliner when they reportedly experienced a problem with the brakes. The jet sustained "significant damage" when it rolled off a taxiway and down an embankment.

The man working at a construction site at a home in Edina was given pain medication as emergency crews worked for several hours to free him.

A woman called 911 in desperation after her horse Teddy, a 20-plus-year-old Tennessee walker, strayed out of his pasture and into a nearby spruce bog, where he sank to his hips in the muck. The St. Louis County Rescue Squad happened to be gathered for a monthly meeting and rushed to help.

Ford is getting out of the compact truck business and says the future looks like a full-size. American Public Media reports cheaper gas and better fuel efficiency in larger trucks are driving the change. And the Star Tribune takes a look at the somewhat murky future of the St. Paul site itself.