(KNOX) – Investigators say the shooting that happened last Friday outside the Eden Prairie High School homecoming football game was Somali-gang related. Two teenagers were hurt and taken to a local hospital for non life threatening injuries. An 18-year-old has been released from the hospital, while a 17-year-old is still being treated. The shooting happened outside the football stadium in a parking lot and no suspects have been arrested. The game was postponed and is scheduled to be finished today. The homecoming dance was canceled, and classes resumed at Eden Prairie High School today.
Fargo Police Searching For Suspect In Shooting Incident
(KNOX) - Fargo Police are asking the public to help find and identify a suspect in an shooting incident that involved several gunshots in north Fargo. The incident is said to have happened on September 29th, and that multiple shell casings and bullet...
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Grand Forks City Council Approves Purchasing Nine Replace Vehicle For Police Department, Approves Start Of Allocation Process For 2027 Arts Regrant Program
(KNOX) - The Grand Forks City Council approves using the state of North Dakota fleet bid to purchase nine replacement vehicles for the Grand Forks Police Department marked fleet. This is projected to cost $287,670, and Mayor Brandon Bochenski says th...
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U.S. Sen. Boozman joins Sen. Hoeven to announce funding increase for Grand Farm
(KVRR) - Grand Farm celebrated two groundbreakings and an announcement from U.S. Senators John Hoeven and John Boozman. They announced Grand Farm will receive $5 million from the U.S. Economic Development Administration. This will be added to the $33...
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North Dakota man pleads guilty in cattle Ponzi scheme; state license revoked
(North Dakota Monitor) - A North Dakota cattle broker has pleaded guilty to a charge stemming from an investigation that found a beef marketing company operated as a Ponzi scheme. Taylor Bang of Killdeer pleaded guilty Sept. 9 to one count of conspir...
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