BLIZZARD COYOTE
Traill County sheriff released from Fargo hospital 
Traill County Sheriff Mike Crocker has been released from the hospital after being injured in a fatal crash during blizzard conditions last week on Interstate 29.
By Associated Press , March 17, 2009
Readers submit Blizzard Coyote photos
Blizzard Coyote's howling winds and heavy snow made an impression on the region and the landscape. Here are some Blizzard Coyote photos submitted by Herald readers.
By Submitted photos , March 13, 2009
Officials: Heed travel warnings during severe weather
Tuesday’s fatal crash on Interstate 29 near Hillsboro, N.D., should send a message to drivers, a North Dakota Highway Patrol captain said Wednesday.
By Dave Olson , March 12, 2009
REGIONAL ROUNDUP: Rebel truckers, Burger King burglar, etc.
Authorities are investigating a convoy of trucks that may have gone around the gates closing Interstate 29 because of blizzard conditions.
By Associated Press , March 11, 2009
Blizzard drops heavy snow
Some areas reported more than 10 inches Blizzard Coyote roared into the Red River Valley early Tuesday, bringing wind gusts over 40 mph and heavy snowfall as much of the region came to a halt. Combined with Monday's snow, Grand Forks received 5 inches total. Some places got much more.
March 11, 2009
Officials release identity of South Dakota woman killed in I-29 collision
A semi fatally struck a Watertown, S.D., woman and injured Traill County Sheriff Mike Crocker who was helping her on Interstate 29 during Tuesday’s blizzard, the North Dakota Highway Patrol said.
March 11, 2009
Blizzard Coyote howling over, cold isn't
UPDATE 2 P.M.All travel advisories have been lifted as of 2 p.m. Interstate 94 from Jamestown to Fargo is now open.
Blizzard Coyote has moved out while bitter cold has settled in. The blizzard warning by the National Weather Service expired at 5 this morning, and a wind chill advisory expired at noon in the Red River Valley. Expect highs to reach somewhere between zero and 5 below zero.
By Herald Staff Report , March 11, 2009
- THIS MORNING'S HERALD: Blizzard Coyote brings region to a halt
- National Weather Service storm snow totals
- S.D. woman killed, Traill County sheriff injured in I-29 collision during blizzard
- Clay County deputies rescue stranded motorists who went to get milk
- One dead in Otter Tail County crash during storm
One dead in Otter Tail County crash during storm
The Otter Tail County Sheriff’s Office has identified a Vergas man who died after a two-vehicle crash Tuesday on a snow-covered county highway. William Day, 60, was pronounced dead upon arrival at St. Mary’s Hospital in Detroit Lakes.
By The Forum , March 11, 2009
Authorities investigating I-29 truck convoy that may have gone around gates
Fargo-area transportation supervisor Bruce Nord said the trucks were traveling south on the interstate. He said the Highway Patrol planned to meet them.
By Associated Press , March 11, 2009
Clay County deputies rescue stranded motorists who went to get milk
Clay County sheriff's deputies and a snowplow operator had to rescue four people who got stuck on a county road during a trip to buy milk in Tuesday's blizzard. Authorities received a call at 9:10 p.m. that four adults were stranded in a van stuck in a 4-foot-deep snowdrift on County Road 26 about three miles east of Hitterdal, Minn.
By Mike Tanner , March 11, 2009
Blizzard Coyote brings region to a halt
Henry Funk has seen his share of storms while on the road to work. But Tuesday’s howling winds and low visibility even in town were something of a new experience for the 13-year truck-driving veteran who was trying to make his way to Watkins, Minn., for a delivery.
March 11, 2009
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