CRIME
Suspect drives car into Mankato Walmart
MANKATO, Minn. – A hit-and-run accident ended with the suspect driving his car into the Mankato Walmart, then holding police at bay for a half-hour with what turned out to be a pellet gun.By Associated Press , March 19, 2010
High-risk sex offender turns himself in to police
A high-risk sex offender accused of cutting off his GPS monitoring unit earlier this week has turned himself in to police.March 19, 2010
Award being offered in post office burglary
GARDNER, N.D. – A $500 reward is being offered by the U.S. Postal Service after the post office here was burglarized.March 19, 2010
Suspect in cold case expected in court
A man from Barnesville, Minn., suspected in a fatal strangling in Connecticut in 1992 should make a court appearance today in Cass County District Court.March 19, 2010
Wyndmere man charged in murder investigation
A Wyndmere, N.D., man faces a murder charge after authorities say he shot and killed another man following a fight at the Four Corners Motel & Lounge in Wyndmere.
March 19, 2010
Phone call to child’s school at issue in murder-for-hire case
Kirkpatrick defense granted continuance
While out of jail on $1 million bail, a man accused of arranging the death of his former son-in-law to get custody of his granddaughter might have attempted to contact the girl, officials said in court Thursday.
March 19, 2010
Judge changes bail conditions for man accused in murder-for-hire case that left Fargo dentist dead
FARGO - Gene Kirkpatrick might have attempted to contact his granddaughter, the 3-year-old of whom police suspect he was trying to gain custody by allegedly arranging the death of the girl’s father, prosecutors said in Cass County District Court in a hearing earlier today.March 18, 2010
Reward offered after Gardner, N.D., post office burglarized
GARDNER, N.D. – A $500 reward is being offered by the U.S. Postal Service after the post office here was burglarized.By Forum staff reports , March 18, 2010
Fargo man, a high-risk sex offender, turns himself in to police after cutting off GPS tracking unit
FARGO – A high-risk sex offender accused of cutting off his GPS monitoring unit earlier this week has turned himself into police.By Forum staff reports , March 18, 2010
Barnesville man arrested in 1992 cold case
© Copyright 2010, The ForumPolice arrested a 49-year-old Barnesville, Minn., man Wednesday on an arrest warrant tied to a cold-case 1992 Connecticut homicide, seven months after the longtime suspect gave a court-ordered DNA sample to investigators for testing.
March 18, 2010
High-risk sex offender arrested in Fargo
A high-risk sex offender was arrested Wednesday in Fargo, according to a police statement.
March 18, 2010
Police arrest man suspected in thefts from Realtor open houses
MOORHEAD – Numerous thefts from Realtor open houses in the Fargo-Moorhead area has lead to the arrest of a 40-year-old Moorhead man.By Forum staff reports , March 17, 2010
North Dakota Supreme Court won’t order new murder trial
BISMARCK – North Dakota’s Supreme Court has refused to order a new trial for a man convicted of murder in a Fargo slaying 19 years ago.By Associated Press , March 17, 2010
High-risk sex offender moves to Fargo
A high-risk sex offender has moved to 1122 2nd Ave. S., in Fargo.
March 17, 2010
Fargo police searching for high-risk offender
A high-risk registered sex offender, Thomas Jose Eppler, also known as Jose Munoz Gutierrez, cut off the GPS monitoring unit he was wearing Monday, and police do not know his whereabouts.
By Forum staff reports , March 16, 2010
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1945: Is Your License Valid?
Old licenses weren't valid since 1944, reported this 1945 Daily Globe editorial warning people to update their drivers licenses.
"This permi
A worrisome firearm story
It seems they found a loaded shotgun just sitting around in the Grand Forks Herald offices Monday, according to this story. The Herald, for the record, is owned by the same company as The Jamestown Sun, Forum Communications Co. Police are investigating, and thank goodness, because I can think
Posted by: Logan C. Adams on Feb 23, 2010 at 1:50 PM | It's Good To Be In N.D.1935: War and Why Peace Is So Darn Hard
"There is no point in throwing in a winning hand, if the other fellows in the game refuse to toss in their cards and call for a new deal,"
1960: Hi-Lo Club Guests Lose $1000 Mink Coat
This story about a muskrat coat left in place of a $1,000 mink coat at Hi-Lo Club in 1960 ran on the front page.
1935: Shotgun Wedding
A New York woman sued for annulment in 1935, claiming that her husband forced her to marry him at gunpoint.
Note to men: This is not romantic.
OUR VOICES Longer sex offender sentences sought
Gov. Tim Pawlenty wants to double some sex offender sentences, the latest in a series of related moves over the years. Under the Republican governor's plan, a first-degree sex offender would receive a sentence of at least 25 years, compared to about 12 years now. While he won legislative approval
Posted by: Don Davis on Feb 9, 2010 at 12:06 PM | Capitol Chatter1935: Advertisers and Habeas Corpus Hearings
Here are snippets from the 1935 Nobles County Times, from a list of its advertisers (including my favorite, Benson and Sorensen's Dairy), the notati
1935: Man Killed in Odd Accident; Debate Team Prepares for Competition
In 1935, the news of a man who died in a freak accident was put below the news that the debate team was preparing for a meet. Strange priority.
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