(KNOX) – North Dakota Attorney General Drew Wrigley is asking for patience from the public in the case of AI-generated, and real, explicit photos of minors circulated by students at area schools.
Wrigley says 65 victims have been identified, and 27 students have been referred to the juvenile court system. All involved were minors at the time of the incident.
Snapchat and other social media was used to create and distribute the photos. Law enforcement detained cell phones of a number of students, at times showing up at schools to conduct the searches.
Wrigley says the case has not been swept under the rug. He says that, due to those facing charges being juveniles at the time, little can be said by officials involved.
UND Hockey A Cultural Phenomenon Nearly 100 Years in The Making
(UND photo) (By David Dodds. UND Today) - When it comes to college football, an argument could be made that South Bend, Ind., is holy land. Home to the University of Notre Dame, the city holds the lore of almighty Knute Rockne, the Four Horsemen and ...
Apr 09, 2026
UND Hockey Signs Providence Transfer
(UND Sports Information) - GRAND FORKS, N.D. - University of North Dakota head hockey coach Dane Jackson announced that former Providence forward Hudson Malinoski (pronounced MAL-in-AH-ski) has signed an agreement to play his final season of eligibil...
Apr 22, 2026
Boser Returns to Home State, Signs with Hawks
(UND Sports Information) - GRAND FORKS, N.D. - University of North Dakota head hockey coach Dane Jackson announced on Wednesday that Minot, N.D., native and former Arizona State defenseman Brasen Boser (pronounced BRAY-zin, BO-ZER) has signed an agre...
Apr 29, 2026
Vonesh Named New Central Girls Basketball Coach
(Central Release) - GRAND FORKS, N.D. - Grand Forks Central High School is excited to announce, Jonathon Vonesh has accepted the Head Girls Basketball Coach position at Grand Forks Central High School. Vonesh brings 15 plus years of head coaching exp...
Apr 30, 2026
FOLLOW US FOR INSTANT UPDATES!
