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Produced by Karen Paurus and Richard Sennott | Last updated on Feb 16, 2008

In the mid-1930s, storm tunnels were built 90 feet below downtown Minneapolis. Over time they've sustained damage and are in need of repair. Take a tour of the tunnels, meet the men who enjoy getting dirty and see what's being done to restore and repair the damaged tunnels.

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