A judge has rejected a plea agreement for Dallas Rice of Minot, who faces Class A felony charges in connection with stolen funds from a local archery club. Rice was taken into custody following his appearance in North Central District Court Monday, Sept. 28, where he pleaded guilty to a ...
A former Minot nursing assistant was ordered Sept. 17 to serve 15 years on two charges involving sexual abuse in a Minot long-term care facility and one count of possession of child sexual abuse material. Amber Hattem, 35, had pleaded guilty in May to two counts of gross sexual imposition, ...
On Monday, Sept. 28, at 8 a.m., 0.34-inch of moisture was reported at the North Central Research Extension Center, south of Minot, in the past 24-hour period.
FORT BERTHOLD – Two people were pronounced deceased and a third transported to Minot for medical treatment following a shooting Friday, Sept. 25, on the Fort Berthold Reservation, according to the Three Affiliated Tribes Law Enforcement Services. Law enforcement responded to the medical call involving three individuals were were shot at about 9:56 p.m. Four suspects were identified and apprehended with the assistance of the tribal agency’s law enforcement partners from the Mountrail County Sheriff’s Office, McKenzie County Sheriff’s Office, New Town City Police Department, ...
Post COVID-19 pandemic, North Dakota is progressing better in academics than other U.S. states, according to the North Dakota Department of Public Instruction (DPI). However, testing scores collected by the state show children are still below pre-pandemic levels. Local teachers and district administrative staff are implementing new ways to address issues, such as the rise in absenteeism, while adapting to student needs to shape the future of the United States. “I think one thing that we always have is that the mark is always changing,” Dr. Scott Faul, superintendent for the Minot ...
A Minot woman received a two-year deferred imposition of sentence in North Central District Court in Minot Sept. 4 on two Class C felony charges of unauthorized use of personal identifying information to obtain credit. Courtney Sloan Schall, 35, Minot, pleaded guilty to the charges and was ordered to complete two years of supervised probation, pay restitution of $164.75 and total fees of $1,050 and comply with a no-contact order. According to court affidavits, Minot Police received reports from three victims of thefts from unlocked women’s locker rooms in a Minot business on March 11 ...
