(KNOX/Learfield) – The Minnesota DNR’s annual roadside survey shows that pheasant numbers are up nearly 20 percent from last year. This is an increase from about 75 to 90 birds per 100 miles driven. Brood numbers also went up 39 percent. Wildlife officials credit a mild winter along with warmer, drier spring conditions that provided better nesting and chick-rearing conditions. The strongest pheasant numbers were found in west-central, southwest, south-central, and central Minnesota. The statewide pheasant season opens October 10th.
Man charged with theft, DUI after stolen car hit Grand Forks home and gas line
(Valley News Live) - A man is charged with felony theft, reckless endangerment and DUI after police say he crashed a stolen car into a Grand Forks home and a natural gas line on Oct. 27. Elmi Abdikadir Elmi was charged Tuesday in Grand Forks County D...
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North Dakota land trusts to produce record distribution to schools, universities
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Border Patrol arrests man in Grand Forks on federal illegal reentry charge
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62-Year-Old killed, two hurt in Richland County crash near Hankinson
(Valley News Live) - A 62-year-old Hankinson man died Monday morning after the Polaris Ranger he was driving struck an SUV at an intersection south of Hankinson, according to the North Dakota State Patrol. The crash happened at approximately 9:22 a.m...
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