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Family members for a man who was allegedly crushed to death by his camper in front of his 4-year-old grandson will have to pursue their claims against recreational vehicle manufacturer Forest River Inc. in federal court, a Georgia district judge ruled after rejecting their motion to send the case back to state court.

(Walsh Co., ND) -- The flooding expected along the Red River and other waterways in northern North Dakota hasn't been as bad as first feared. A steady snow melt has made the rise of rivers and streams more manageable and lowered the threat of major flooding. Moderate flooding of the Red River did cause some road closures this week and the Forest River in Minto rose higher than

Leading up to flooding, moderate to major flooding was expected for much of the Red River Valley, but as snowmelt continued, the risk of major flooding decreased.

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According to the flood forecast on Wednesday, April 19, Red River at Grand Forks is expected to reach the moderate flood stage on Thursday, April 20.

Many Red River tributaries are nearing their peaks, but mainstem Red River crests in the northern valley are beyond the seven-day forecast.

Officials say they suspect several ice jams are to blame.

Highway 81 is closed from Minto to North Dakota Highway 17 in Grafton.