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Nineteen-year-old farmhand George Miller maintained his innocence all the way to the gallows after he was convicted of murdering an Inkster, N.D., farmer's wife and 11-year-old son in 1885. → Read More
A Grand Forks man became unresponsive during dinner in his Grand Forks home last August. Grand Forks officers revived him with a defibrillator and kept him alive until paramedics could arrive. → Read More
For the first time since the accident, 10-year-old Kaylee Acevedo sat on the edge of her bed at Sanford Hospital for 10 minutes and looked out the window of her hospital room. → Read More
COVID-19 booster doses are available at any Altru primary care clinics, and upon request at upcoming flu shot clinics. Please bring proof of your completed COVID vaccine series to your appointment. To schedule your COVID-19 booster dose, please call the Nurse Advice Line at 701-780-6358, and select option 1. → Read More
The Firehouse Subs Public Safety Foundation has granted the Grand Forks Fire Department more than $20,000 to purchase a BullEx Fire Extinguisher Training System, which will allow the fire department to conduct fire extinguisher training anywhere, including indoors. → Read More
Court documents allege that Valentin Mendoza IV, 20, told his girlfriend he intended to kill himself three minutes before swerving into oncoming traffic and killing two Grand Forks teenagers. Mendoza's location is not currently known, and a nationwide warrant has been issued for his arrest. → Read More
As COVID-19 cases in the district and community continue to fall, the East Grand Forks School Board voted unanimously to relax some COVID mitigation measures, including the controversial mask requirement for grades K through 6. → Read More
As COVID-19 cases in the district and community continue to fall, the East Grand Forks School Board voted unanimously to relax some COVID mitigation measures, including the controversial mask requirement for grades K through 6. → Read More
As COVID-19 cases in the district and community continue to fall, the East Grand Forks School Board voted unanimously to relax some COVID mitigation measures, including the controversial mask requirement for grades K through 6. → Read More
Nicholas James Morgan-DeRosier, 34, of Fargo, has been charged with construction fraud and theft. He faced similar charges earlier this year. → Read More
Testing will continue to be available through any Altru primary care physician and weekday mornings at the UND Fritz Pollard Jr. Athletic Center. → Read More
Grand Forks business owner Jonathan Holth, now 13 years sober, is helping North Dakota First Lady Kathryn Burgum advocate for addiction recovery in the state. → Read More
The driver of the livestock trailer was uninjured. → Read More
The board discussed possibly rolling back COVID-19 safety strategies in light of low case numbers in the district at a working meeting Wednesday morning, Oct. 20. → Read More
Anyone who wants to apply to the program in time to be interviewed in-person on Nov. 17, people should begin the application process immediately. → Read More
At the annual Take Back the Night rally on the UND campus Thursday night, Oct. 15, UND President Andrew Armacost committed to eradicating dating and sexual violence in the UND and Grand Forks communities. → Read More
No injuries were reported in the crash. → Read More
Rodney Clark has been in his new role as the UNDPD chief for about six weeks. → Read More
Steven Barros Pinto, 40, of Pawtucket, R.I., was involved in a Rhode Island organization part of an international fentanyl distribution ring. → Read More
Such displays over the city are uncommon, but not unheard of, according to the Space Weather Prediction Center. → Read More