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Protesters at MnDOT in Detroit Lakes demand immediate halt to Hwy. 34 logging
The tree removal is part of a $15.7 million road project set for this summer on Highway 34, but the work could have been done without touching the trees, said Jen Johnson of Detroit Lakes. → Read More
No need to wait by the mailbox: WE Fest is now processing ticket orders on-site at Soo Pass Ranch
If customers are waiting for credentials through the mail, “they can just come here and we will issue new credentials and cancel the old stuff — they don’t have to wait for the mail,” said WE Fest General Manager Mark Bjerke. → Read More
WE Fest deals with last-minute ticket problems
“We’re having some issues with our ticket fulfillment company,” said WE Fest General Manager Mark Bjerke. “They have not been able to get them (the tickets) out in a timely manner.” → Read More
Becker County goes into crisis mode after Information Technology team resigns
“We have critical systems,” said Chief Deputy Shane Richard. “When we have a failure, we need someone with the knowledge of our systems here, someone who can basically spring into action and fix the issues.” → Read More
2 people seriously hurt when vehicle smashes into their motel bedroom in northwest Minnesota
Detroit Lakes police and firefighters, Becker County deputies, state troopers and medical personnel from Essentia St. Mary’s EMS all worked together to safely remove the two from the debris. → Read More
Becker County, Teamsters head into last mediation session before strike
They will meet for a final mediation session on Saturday at the Becker County Courthouse, and if they don’t come to an agreement, all 173 employees in the Human Services and Courthouse bargaining units will go on strike on Tuesday. → Read More
Stone walls, terrazzo floors make Detroit Lakes home-turned-law office truly unique
Built in the 1930s, the one-of-a-kind lakeside home (which now houses Stowman Law Office) features perfectly cut stone selected for its color, fitted into place, and tied together with colored grout work. → Read More
Stone walls, terrazzo floors make Detroit Lakes home-turned-law office truly unique
Built in the 1930s, the one-of-a-kind lakeside home (which now houses Stowman Law Office) features perfectly cut stone selected for its color, fitted into place, and tied together with colored grout work. → Read More
Downtown Detroit Lakes blaze started as 'recreational' fire on apartment deck
Wind and dry conditions helped spark the blaze, which was put out after several hours by fire crews, including two ladder trucks that pumped about 360,000 gallons of water onto the blaze. → Read More
Arizona man found guilty of 2009 sexual assault at WE Fest
On Jan. 10, 2018, the lab report came back from the BCA, indicating that the swabs taken from the victim matched the DNA profile of a man obtained from a periodic search of the DNA Index System. → Read More
Arizona man found guilty of 2009 sexual assault at WE Fest
On Jan. 10, 2018, the lab report came back from the BCA, indicating that the swabs taken from the victim matched the DNA profile of a man obtained from a periodic search of the DNA Index System. → Read More
Arizona man found guilty of 2009 sexual assault at WE Fest
On Jan. 10, 2018, the lab report came back from the BCA, indicating that the swabs taken from the victim matched the DNA profile of a man obtained from a periodic search of the DNA Index System. → Read More
Arizona man found guilty of 2009 sexual assault at WE Fest
On Jan. 10, 2018, the lab report came back from the BCA, indicating that the swabs taken from the victim matched the DNA profile of a man obtained from a periodic search of the DNA Index System. → Read More
Tiny Ogema, Minn., comes alive as more than 500 show up for family reunion
They came in a sea of color-coded T-shirts: Pink, red, orange, green, yellow, light blue, dark blue, purple, and all were descended from Henry Teiken and Anna Jasken, whose families both moved to Ogema the same day in 1910. → Read More
Tiny Ogema, Minn., comes alive as more than 500 show up for family reunion
They came in a sea of color-coded T-shirts: Pink, red, orange, green, yellow, light blue, dark blue, purple, and all were descended from Henry Teiken and Anna Jasken, whose families both moved to Ogema the same day in 1910. → Read More
Tiny Ogema, Minn., comes alive as more than 500 show up for family reunion
They came in a sea of color-coded T-shirts: Pink, red, orange, green, yellow, light blue, dark blue, purple, and all were descended from Henry Teiken and Anna Jasken, whose families both moved to Ogema the same day in 1910. → Read More
Tiny Ogema, Minn., comes alive as more than 500 show up for family reunion
They came in a sea of color-coded T-shirts: Pink, red, orange, green, yellow, light blue, dark blue, purple, and all were descended from Henry Teiken and Anna Jasken, whose families both moved to Ogema the same day in 1910. → Read More
Tiny Ogema, Minn., comes alive as more than 500 show up for family reunion
They came in a sea of color-coded T-shirts: Pink, red, orange, green, yellow, light blue, dark blue, purple, and all were descended from Henry Teiken and Anna Jasken, whose families both moved to Ogema the same day in 1910. → Read More
Man found guilty in 2018 shooting death of retired Lake Park police chief
Morris Silas Dodd Jr., 56, was convicted by a Becker County District Court jury of second-degree manslaughter-culpable negligence for the Nov. 10, 2018, shooting death of Jay Nelson. Dodd previously pleaded guilty to two counts of ineligible person in possession of firearm or ammunition. Sentencing is scheduled for July 28. → Read More
Man found guilty in 2018 shooting death of retired Lake Park police chief
Morris Silas Dodd Jr., 56, was convicted by a Becker County District Court jury of second-degree manslaughter-culpable negligence for the Nov. 10, 2018, shooting death of Jay Nelson. Dodd previously pleaded guilty to two counts of ineligible person in possession of firearm or ammunition. Sentencing is scheduled for July 28. → Read More