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Motorcyclist injured on 32nd Avenue South
(KNOX) – A motorcyclist suffered incapacitating injuries Friday afternoon after striking the rear end of a GMC Yukon. Grand Forks Police say the incident occurred in the 2800 block of 32nd Avenue South. 37-year-old Cody Brueckner was transported to Altru by ambulance for further medical evaluation. The driver of...
The Outdoor Music Festival Is Back and Ready to Rock
While Megan Thee Stallion kicked off the seasonal vibes with her performance at Target Center in May, outdoor concerts and multiday fests continue to heat up July and August. Some fans make plans to attend these jamborees every year, selecting their favorite campsites and staking out spots by the stage. This year, there are a […] The post The Outdoor Music Festival Is Back and Ready to Rock appeared first on Minnesota Monthly.
Judge cites ‘hyper-religious’ belief in ruling man incompetent for trial in Minnesota killings
MINNEAPOLIS (AP) — A Minnesota judge has ruled that a man accused in the deaths of three relatives is incompetent to stand trial, citing the man’s “hyper-religious” belief that God is telling him to plead guilty. David Ekers, 38, was charged with three counts of second-degree...
Mason Morelli comes back to his hometown to attend his grandfather’s memorial golf tournament
MINOT, N.D.– Making history as the first player from Minot to make an NHL appearance and to also score a goal in his first ever professional period, Morelli is extremely humble and say’s that those moments wouldn’t have been as special without his family in the stands. ” It was a long journey it was […]
Dozens Of Deadly Drowning Machines Still In Place In North Dakota
The construction of numerous low-head dams altered North Dakota's rivers and streams over a century ago. Originally intended for livestock watering, irrigation, water supply, and recreation, these seemingly benign structures conceal a sinister secret. Known as "drowning machines," these low-head dams have claimed numerous lives, transforming tranquil waterways into death...
North Dakota’s Real ID Deadline Is Coming: Here Are The Details
You may have let it slipped your mind since the pandemic-related postponement, but the Real ID deadline is approaching for North Dakotans. According to the North Dakota Department of Transportation, the Real ID drivers license allows you to use your drivers license as a form of identification. What Happens If...
Nearly 2,000 first-come, first-served deer licenses available
NORTH DAKOTA (KXNET) — There are just under 2,000 deer licenses still available in four units for the upcoming deer gun season. According to the North Dakota Game & Fish Department, those licenses will be issued on a first-come, first-served basis starting at 8 a.m. on July 24. If you are a resident (or nonresident) […]
A county canvassing board rejected the absentee ballot of North Dakota Gov. Doug Burgum's wife
BISMARCK, N.D. (AP) — A county canvassing board in North Dakota rejected the absentee ballot of Kathryn Burgum, the wife of Republican Gov. Doug Burgum, from the June election. Cheryl Biller, a Democrat who served on the Cass County Canvassing Board, confirmed that the panel voted unanimously last month to reject her absentee ballot because of mismatching signatures. The governor is in the running to be former President Donald Trump’s vice presidential running mate. About 150 ballots were looked at twice for signatures issues, but nine drew greater scrutiny by the board, and six ballots were rejected, Biller said. County canvassing boards certify election results and take action on late-arriving absentee ballots or set-aside ballots cast at the polls. Biller said the handwriting in the first lady’s case “just didn’t match.” She said she remembers her ballot because after the meeting, someone observing came up and mentioned the first lady’s ballot was among those rejected. Her ballot was for Kathryn Helgaas, her maiden name, Biller said.
Family of near-drowning victim asking for help as he begins the road to recovery
FARGO (KFGO) – The family of the Fargo man who nearly drowned in Little Detroit Lake is asking for help as he recovers. 24-year-old Sterling Buchholz was swimming on the beach in Detroit Lakes the afternoon of July 6th, and didn’t resurface. Buchholz’s uncle says dozens of people quickly formed a human chain and found him without a heartbeat. He was rushed to the hospital, and is still in the ICU.
Central MN Meat Market Introduces 24/7 Meat Vending Machine
You're on your way to lake for the weekend -- but you're running late. You're not going to get to the meat market before they close. You're hankering for some tasty meat sticks, but the store's not open this time of night. We gotcha. You'd really like to toss some...
Detainment of Fargo Activist and FPD’s use-of-force come under question
FARGO, N.D. (Valley News Live) - Fargo Black Lives Matter activist Faith Dixon, raised concerns Thursday night at the Police Advisory and Oversight Board, regarding her May 2023 detainment in downtown Fargo. Fargo Police say they detained Dixon because she was accused of being involved in an assault. Dixon says...
Pete Buttgieg campaigns for President Biden in Minnesota as more Democrats call on president to exit race
NORTH ST. PAUL, Minn. — U.S. Secretary of Transportation Pete Buttigieg made a campaign stop for President Joe Biden's re-election effort in Minnesota on Friday as concerns about the president's age persist and more Democrats call for him to exit the race.Buttigieg, who was campaigning in a personal capacity, joined Lt. Gov. Peggy Flanagan and other supporters for a roundtable at the North St. Paul VFW to discuss veterans issues and tout the administration's work to help people who've served in the military.He drew a contrast between former President Trump andMr. Biden, whose late son, Beau, served in the Delaware Army...
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