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University of North Dakota Forensic Pathology has identified the man killed May 16 in a use-of-force incident in Crookston. According to the forensic pathologist, Andrew Scott Dale, 35, of Crookston died of multiple gunshot wounds. The Minnesota Department of Public Safety Bureau of Criminal Apprehension (BCA) has identified two Crookston police officers and one Polk […]
A familiar name won the Happy Joes Pizza and Ice Cream Parlor pizza eating contest as reigning champion Dan Erdman defended his crown by winning the 2021 contest on Saturday afternoon at the Downtown Square in Crookston. Erdman ate a large Happy Joes Pizza in 10:19! Erdman won a free medium pizza once a month
Tri-County Community Corrections’ Regional Corrections Board held their monthly meeting on Monday morning at the Polk County Justice Center. Executive Director Andrew Larson told the board that January was a busy and productive month for the Sentence to Serve and Chore Service programs provided to inmates at the corrections center. Sentence to Serve provides snow
