ARREST/FIRE REPORT NOVEMBER 1
The Northwest Regional Correction Center Reported the Arrest Of The Following Emma Millspaugh, 31, of Grand Forks for DUI. Anita Lynn Fahlstrom, 63, was arrested in Crookston for Trespassing.
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The Northwest Regional Correction Center Reported the Arrest Of The Following Emma Millspaugh, 31, of Grand Forks for DUI. Anita Lynn Fahlstrom, 63, was arrested in Crookston for Trespassing.
Today, we are continuing coverage of the upcoming election with the two candidates for Ward 5 on the City Council, Wendy Ault and Derek Brekken. We asked them both the following questions. Tell us a little about your family. Ault – I’ve been married for ten years to my awesome husband Derek. I have four
In an effort to keep our roadways safe, The Grand Forks Police Department will take part in a “Click it or Ticket” Enforcement Campaign, which will involve selective traffic enforcement by several officers looking specifically for seatbelt violations. Law enforcement will be working targeted enforcement shifts from November 1st through December 12 2024. Our primary
The Northwest Regional Correction Center Reported the Arrest Of The Following Nea Marie Keezer, 42, of Wauban, for DUI. Russell Jerome Falstrom, 29, of Laporte, as a Fugitive from Justice from another state. Amanda Louise Loken, 42, of Crookston, for driving an uninsured vehicle. Linnea Rae Edman, 43, of Winger, for Contempt of Court
As we continue covering the upcoming election, we are hearing from Morgan Hibma, Council Member at Large, and Clayton Briggs, Ward 3, who are running for Crookston City Council for another term. Hibma and Briggs are running unopposed. We asked the two of them a series of questions. Tell us a little about your family.
RiverView Health reminds everyone that October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month, a time annually devoted to educating and early detection of breast cancer. According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, each year in the United States, about 270,000 women get breast cancer, and 42,000 women die from the disease. Nearly one in eight