(KNOX) –A 19-year-old driver and 49-year-old victim who were involved in a fatal crash last Saturday in Cass County have been identified. Cornelio Vasquez IV of Grand Forks was going 109 mph in a 55 mph zone, when he was trying to flee a North Dakota Highway Patrol trooper.
Vasquez was driving in a BMW when he struck a Honda Accord that was driven by Ian Frye of Christine. Frye died at the scene and Vasquez is being investigated for charges.
There were two juveniles with Vasquez in the BMW , and all three of them were taken to Sanford Hospital in Fargo with non-life-threatening injuries. The names of the juveniles involved will not be released because of state law.


Military Contractors Present Various Amounts of Equipment at GrandSky
(KNOX) -Several military contractors presented their equipment on Thursday at GrandSky to military representatives from all around the country. The U.S. Department of Defense hosted the event as part of its T-REX program. T-REX stands for technology...
Aug 28, 2026

Superior National Forest Reopening More Areas Closed Because of Wildfires
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US Education Secretary McMahon visits rural North Dakota school
(North Dakota Monitor) -The top U.S. education official on Thursday visited a small rural school in the rolling hills west of Mandan, part of her national education tour. Education Secretary Linda McMahon visited the Sweet Briar School, joined by U.S...
Aug 28, 2026

North Dakota postpones ban on using food assistance for soda, candy
(North Dakota Monitor) - A ban on purchasing candy, soda and other sweetened drinks with federal food assistance was postponed for North Dakotans days before it was set to take effect. The restrictions on the Supplemental Nutritional Assistance Progr...
Aug 28, 2026





