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The City of Crookston has received notice that they have improved to a 02/2Y for the City’s Public Protection Classification (PPC) for Fire Protection. This classification puts the City of Crookston in the top 5 percent nationally among the 46,000 communities evaluated in the United States. Crookston Fire Chief Tim Froeber explained the rating system […]
Eddie Markeith Frazier, 50 of Crookston, formerly of Minneapolis, pled guilty Monday to murder in the second-degree murder, intentional murder, in Polk County District Court. Frazier pled under the Alford plea related to the intentional aspect of his second-degree murder charge, where the defendant does not admit guilt but believes he would be found guilty
Polk County Sheriff Jim Tadman provided his monthly report to the Polk County Commissioners this week. During that report, he was asked about the incident in Fosston where several cars had been hit by bullets. Tadman said he was happy with the work of his officers in investigating and arresting a suspect. “I’m very happy
