Although Camden Ahmann of Minot signed up for Vision Zero’s Driving Skills for Success event because his mom made him, he was glad he came after experiencing what the teen-focused safety event had to offer. “It’s kind of fun,” Ahmann said of the event held Wednesday, Aug. 5, at the ...
The debate was not whether to move forward but how to do it when the Minot City Council took up a revised plan for renovating the Minot Police Station on Monday, Aug. 3. The council elected to proceed with bidding the first phase of construction, which would address structural concerns and remodel the second floor at a cost of about $5 million with money the city already has set aside. The sticking point is where the next $5 million would come from to continue through the next of the four phases of the project. Council member Rob Fuller floated the idea to access Minot’s economic ...
WATFORD CITY - A semi-truck driver charged with manslaughter following a crash that took the lives of two people last fall has pleaded not guilty in Northwest District Court, according to court documents. Mickey Alonzo Gramley is charged with manslaughter-child victim and manslaughter-adult victim, both Class B felonies. He's also charged with reckless endangerment-extreme indifference, a Class C felony. Gramley pleaded not guilty to all charges, and a jury trial has been set for Aug. 31. A 5-year-old girl from Minot and Hannah Kocher of Watford City died in the Sept. 28, 2025, ...
Two officers with the Minot Police Department were promoted to sergeants during a ceremony Monday, Aug. 3. Shawn Reis and Dana Pollman most recently have worked in investigations as detectives and will now transition back to patrol in their new leadership roles, according to information from ...
BISMARCK – The North Dakota Community Foundation (NDCF) has announced it awarded more than $11 million in grants in 2025. The organization was founded 50 years ago to improve the quality of life of North Dakotans through charitable giving and promoting philanthropy. Most of NDCF’s ...
