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Norberg defense: Wife had scores of meds removed from home
Fargo surgeon contests rape case; police say doc admitted sexual contact with drugged wife
FARGO – The night Alonna Norberg claims her husband first raped her, she had met with a divorce lawyer for the first time earlier in the day.
Wrongful death trial under way
Young Ulen mom killed in 2010 in beet truck-pickup collision
MOORHEAD – Jurors heard opening statements Monday in a civil trial to determine which driver caused a fatal crash between a pickup and a sugar beet truck on Jan. 16, 2010, on U.S. Highway 75 north of Moorhead.
Bank of the West employee accused of stealing $4,200 from customer's accounts
FARGO – A former assistant manager for Bank of the West here is charged with theft for allegedly making $4,200 in unauthorized cash withdrawals from a customer’s two accounts.
Forum polls have often hit their mark
Survey results have looked similar to Election Days’
FARGO – Reading poll results is a lot like tuning in midway through a boxing match. You can see who is winning and who is taking a beating, but you also know a few big blows could change the fight’s outcome in a heartbeat.
Man linked to Moorhead burglaries facing escape charge
MOORHEAD – A Moorhead man who police say tried to break into an insurance agency while being trailed by a detective now has a warrant out for his arrest after he left the Clay County Jail to look for a job and didn’t return.
RELATED CONTENTFargo man, sans pants, accused of trying to run over friends after argument 
FARGO – A 23-year-old Fargo man is accused of repeatedly trying to run over two friends who told police they invited him over to their home but ended up arguing and fighting with him after he stripped naked.
RELATED CONTENTProsecutor says Andvik out for 'revenge and attention,' defense tries to explain faked hit man letters
MOORHEAD – Defense attorney Steven Mottinger didn’t sugarcoat it for the jury: The letters his client, Tara Andvik, sent to herself and others from a supposed hit man hired to kill her posed “a big problem for us,” he said.
RELATED CONTENTInvestigator testifies he thinks Tara Andvik set fires at her rural Barnesville farmstead
MOORHEAD – In sometimes tearful interviews with investigators, Tara Andvik repeatedly denied setting fires to her rural Barnesville farmstead last October, telling a detective she would never put her children’s lives at risk.
RELATED CONTENTAndvik trial testimony focuses on affair
Ex-lover says he was ‘not in any way’ responsible for fires at Andviks’ farm.
MOORHEAD – Tara Andvik’s ex-lover said Thursday that when he heard about the first fire at her rural Barnesville farm last October after their breakup, he became concerned, “because I knew she’d be the type to try to frame me.”
Ex-lover of arson suspect: 'I knew she'd be the type to frame me'
MOORHEAD – Tara Andvik’s ex-lover said Thursday that when he heard about the first of six fires at her rural Barnesville farm last October after their breakup, he became concerned “because I knew she’d be the type to try to frame me.”
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Flood options limited for garden-level renters
Basement apartments ineligible for insurance
Kathy North’s apartment in south Fargo sits about three miles from the Red River, but given this year’s ominous spring flood forecast, she wasn’t taking any chances.
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