(KNOX) – At Tuesday’s County Commission meeting, the Grand Forks County Commission approved an employee corrective action policy that has updates to clarify the county’s role in determining conduct and performance standards. The new policy also includes a disciplinary suspension of up to five scheduled shifts or 40 hours, with another 24.5 hours in specific circumstances. This policy involves consultation with both human resources and State’s Attorney Haley Wamstad.
Dallas Rice asks state Supreme Court to order release from jail, seeks new judge
(KXNET)- Dallas Rice is asking the North Dakota Supreme Court to order his release from jail, reinstate his bond, and assign a different judge to his case. This comes after a district judge rejected his sentencing agreement and ordered him into custo...
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Bond conditions set for teenager charged with child sex crimes at Devils Lake daycare
(KNOX/KXNET) - A judge has set bond conditions for a teenager accused of sexually abusing several children at a Devils Lake daycare. Braxton Strande faces six counts of gross sexual imposition, which is a Class A felony. Each charge comes with a maxi...
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Experimental Aircraft Association Chapter 1342 of Grand Forks Hosting Young Eagles Rally at Crookston Municipal Airport October 17th
(KNOX) - The Experimental Aircraft Association chapter 1342 of Grand Forks will host a Young Eagles Rally at the Crookston Municipal Airport. The event will happen on Saturday, October 17, from 10am to 2pm. Three University of North Dakota Piper Arc...
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Manvel Woman Hurt In Hit and Run Crash, Also Facing DUI Charges
(KNOX/KFGO) -A 39-year-old Manvel woman is dealing with serious injuries after a hit-and-run crash near Grand Forks. North Dakota Highway Patrol Troopers say her SUV rear ended a fuel truck on Business Route 81 Tuesday night at around 8pm. When she ...
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