3 Grand Rapids officers suspended over footwear
The Grand Rapids Herald-Review reports the three officers each submitted expense reports over $200 -- for what turned out to be shoe purchases. The three officers face close to a month of suspension.
The Grand Rapids Herald-Review reports the three officers each submitted expense reports over $200 -- for what turned out to be shoe purchases. The three officers face close to a month of suspension.
Where the snow falls, it could accumulate – mainly on grassy surfaces.
Don't call the police if you see the goat.
The collision happened around 9:45 p.m. Thursday.
The man was taken to the hospital after suffering from hypothermic medical conditions.
Police believe the victim and suspect were familiar with each other.
It crashed about a half mile southwest of Faribault Airport.
Lindsay Guentzel's For The Week column features simple food and drink tips.
The move was taken in a close 5-4 vote.
Minnesota could be seeing decreasing numbers into the summer if the study is correct.
Wright was killed by a now-former Brooklyn Center police officer on April 11.
Well there's that...
The health provider says the average age of its hospitalized patients is trending downwards.
Sandy Conrad works for the town's newspaper, the Grand Rapids Herald-Review. Her husband, Don Conrad, is already retired. Their all-at-once winnings total more than $1.3 million after taxes.
The Pioneer Press reports the Coon Rapids city council will vote tonight on whether mandate all fuel purchases at gas stations be paid for at the pump. Supporters say the change would help prevent rising gas thefts.
On a hot July night, a Houston County sheriff’s deputy behind the wheel of a Dodge Charger, and a city of Caledonia officer driving a Crown Victoria, raced each other at the Caledonia municipal airport runway, the Winona Daily News reports. The Caledonia officer got a one-month suspension. But the Houston County deputy was not formally disciplined.
The Swift County assessor reportedly told sheriff's deputies in Benson he didn't realize he couldn't bring his shotgun to his office in the courthouse.
St. Paul-based Ecolab plans to close its Grand Forks office next July, the Herald reports. The facility has 144 full-time employees who support accounting, customer service, human resources, information technology and other administrative functions related to Ecolab's Pest Elimination business. Layoffs could begin as soon as January. Some employees may be able to work from home or take other jobs at Ecolab locations in Minnesota, Wisconsin, Illinois or Indiana.
Chef Anthony Bourdain finds Marilyn Hagerty's restaurant reviews refreshing and heartfelt. In fact, he sees her life's work as a history of American dining. That's why he'll collaborate on a book with the 85-year-old Grand Forks Herald columnist. Hagerty's Olive Garden review that went viral last month was her unexpected meal ticket to the world of celebrity foodies.
The Herald reports the North Dakota city had about 9,200 crimes last year. That's the fewest since the year of the 1997 floods. However, there was a spike in burglaries and drug offenses from 2010.
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