ACCIDENTS
Grand Forks man loses $20-ticket trial
A jury has ruled against a Grand Forks man who went before the North Dakota Supreme Court to win the right to take his $20 traffic ticket to trial.By Grand Forks Herald , September 02, 2010
Crime and accidents
Friday, Aug. 27 • At 1:13 a.m. a Detroit Lakes man reported a break-in at his home located at the 20000 block of County Road 21. • At 10:16 a.m. a Lake Park man reported suspicious activity — someone apparently tampered with his gas barrel.September 01, 2010
One injured in three-vehicle crash in Park Rapids
One man was transported following a three-vehicle accident at a Park Rapids intersection that has seen more than its share of crashes.By Sarah Smith , September 01, 2010
Driver of beet truck sentenced in crash that killed 18-year-old
The driver of a sugar beet truck involved in a crash that killed an 18-year-old woman from Wahpeton, N.D., last fall has been sentenced to a year and a day in prison.By Dave Olson , August 31, 2010
Body of missing camper found near East Gull Lake
Authorities in north-central Minnesota have found the body of an Albertville man who was reported missing while camping.By Park Rapids Enterprise , August 30, 2010
70-year-old motorcyclist critically injured in crash
A 70-year-old Grand Forks man was seriously hurt when his motorcycle ran off a road Saturday in Becker County.By INFORUM , August 30, 2010
Crime and accidents
Sunday, Aug. 22 • At 12:34 a.m. authorities responded to an ATV rollover at County Road 6. The driver reportedly fled the scene. The Becker County Sheriff’s Office is investigating the accident.August 27, 2010
Despite struggles, Duluth train victim never gave up on life
Jason McLevis wanted the public to know that his aunt, Cathy Ann McLevis, was somebody.
By Mark Stodghill , August 27, 2010
Worker hits gas pipe
Detroit Lakes assistant fire chief Dave Baer and Chief Jeff Swanson discuss the situation as the Detroit Lakes Fire Department responded to a gas leak at the corner of the Highway 10 Frontage Road and North Shore Drive Tuesday afternoon. A worker digging punctured a two-inch gas pipe. The leak was quickly fixed without incident. (Brian Basham/Tribune)
August 25, 2010
Duluth police identify woman struck by train
Duluth police Tuesday released the name of a woman whose body was found Monday morning after being struck by a train on the Burlington Northern Santa Fee railroad tracks near the New Page Paper Mill.By Mark Stodghill , August 25, 2010
Red Lake River drowning victims identified
Authorities have released the names of the two men who drowned Sunday while tubing on the Red Lake River near Red Lake Falls, Minn.By Herald Staff Report , August 25, 2010
Woman found dead on railroad tracks in Duluth
Duluth police are investigating the death of a woman whose body was found this morning on the Burlington Northern Santa Fe Railroad tracks near the New Page Paper Mill.By Mark Stodghill , August 24, 2010
Two drown while tubing on Red Lake River
Two men drowned while tubing Sunday on the Red Lake River near Red Lake Falls, Minn., officials said Monday.By Forum Communications Co. , August 24, 2010
Woman injured in ATV rollover
A 22-year-old woman was seriously injured in an all-terrain vehicle rollover Saturday night.By Riham Feshir , August 23, 2010
Some of victim’s family opposes plea deal in ATV case
A tearful Chad Tabaka testified that he’d consumed numerous beers and mixed drinks May 1 when he lost control of his speeding ATV, crashed into a tree and killed his passenger.By Sarah Smith , August 23, 2010
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