RTC logs its one-millionth mile Crookston Daily Times
After a little more than three years, the Rural Transportation Collaborative, a volunteer, mileage-based driver program operating under Tri-Valley Opportunity Council, Inc., logged in its one-millionth mile of service to clients.
Driver sentenced to more than 11 years in meth bust Fargo Forum
MINNEAPOLIS - A Washington state man who had 11.5 pounds of methamphetamine concealed in a vehicle dashboard when he was stopped by state troopers was sentenced Monday to 11 years and four months in federal prison.
Driver Sentenced To 11 years In Meth Bust WCCO Minneapolis/St. Paul
A Washington state man who had 11.5 pounds of methamphetamine concealed in a vehicle dashboard when he was stopped by state troopers was sentenced Monday to 11 years and four months in federal prison. More Crime News
Good Question: How Safe Is The School Bus? WCCO Minneapolis/St. Paul
When we send our children to the bus stop each morning, we don't expect their ride to school to end like it did in Ham Lake, Minn. last week. Dozens of students were hurt when the bus crashed into two cars and a light pole. The driver says the brakes did not work. So how safe is the school bus? Video: Ben Tracy Reports Is It Time To Put Seat Belts On Buses? More Good Questions Sign
Three illegal immigrants arrested in Bismarck Bismarck Tribune
Three illegal immigrants were arrested in Bismarck this weekend after two of them tried using fake identification at a Bismarck bar. Lt. Dan Donlin said U.S. Border Patrol asked that the men be held so they could pick them up.
Local cops on lookout for drunken drivers By Katie Johnson/Austin Daily Herald Austin Daily Herald
News Call or email the Newsroom at (507) 434-2230. As a police officer in Austin, you never know what you're going to see on a weekend night. There are the usual stops - speeding, traffic violations, maybe some missing headlights.
NSP seizes drugs North Platte Telegraph
The Nebraska State Patrol seized 512 pounds of marijuana — worth between $400,000 and $500,000 — in two traffic stops over the weekend.
Sarley: Outdoors coumn Northwest Herald
I was sitting around the office sharing hunting stories when one of my associates told the tale of going whitetail hunting with her brothers in Wisconsin.
Timberwolves' Griffin pleads guilty to inattentive driving Minneapolis-St. Paul Star Tribune
Minnesota Timberwolves basketball player Eddie Griffin pleaded guilty Monday to a petty misdemeanor for inattentive driving stemming from a crash in March when he drove into a parked vehicle in Minneapolis. Griffin, 24, paid a fine and court fees totaling $375, said Mary Heng, an assistant city attorney. She said a misdemeanor charge for not having a driver's license was dropped after Griffin
Cab fare dispute nets assault charges Forest Lake Times
A dispute over a taxi cab fare early Sunday morning has resulted in assault charges against two, one of the passengers and the taxi driver. The dispute unfolded around 1:30 a.m. Sunday when police in Forest Lake and Wyoming were called to northbound I-35 at US-8 to intervene.
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