This week -- a hiker's tip led authorities to a large marijuana-growing operation at Maplewood State Park near Pelican Rapids. And last week, 300 marijuana plants were found growing in at the heart of Hastings.
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KBRF Radio reports nearly 200 marijuana plants were found at Maplewood State Park near Pelican Rapids. Law enforcement officials removed the plants and are now looking for suspects.
Drug enforcement agents arrested four in an Inver Grove Heights home after an anonymous tip led to a secret room stashed with close to $1 million worth of drugs.
A resident discovered several plots of marijuana growing in St. Paul. KSTP-TV reporter Max Saxenmeyer took samples to a toxicology lab and determined the plants contained the illegal, mood altering compound THC, or tetrahydrocannabinol.
FEMA officials are in the Duluth area on Tuesday to assess damage from record flooding last week. Meanwhile, residents are trying to keep their spirits up, despite some nasty cleanup jobs, including in Gary New Duluth, where raw sewage backed up into some homes. And the Duluth band Trampled By Turtles has announced a fundraiser concert.
Authorities have issued a warrant for a Level III sex offender on the loose after he removed his GPS ankle bracelet in Faribault. Twenty-five-year-old George McIntosh Jr. of Waterville served time in prison for two third-degree criminal sexual conduct convictions in Le Sueur County in 2008.
Fargo Democrat Steve Zaiser is leading a campaign to allow North Dakotans with "debilitating medical conditions" to use and grow marijuana. Those conditions would range from cancer to post-traumatic stress. If the Secretary of State approves their petition, they'll begin collecting signatures for a ballot initiative.
