CROOKSTON MN
Prosecutors want mental health notes for man who murdered UND student
It’s been 10 years ago this month since a Minnesota prison released Alfonso Rodriguez Jr. to his Crookston home, where he lived prior to kidnapping and killing UND student Dru Sjodin six months later.
By Stephen J. Lee , May 21, 2013
Crookston man caught after high-speed chase 
A Crookston man was arrested early Tuesday after a high-speed chase through the city’s streets ended with a crash, a foot chase and a visit to the emergency room, according to police.
By Herald Staff Report , May 07, 2013
Police: Crookston boy “swatted,” in prank 911 call
Crookston police reported Monday that another "swatting" prank 911 call
had been committed Sunday.
By Herald Staff Report , April 22, 2013
Area educators encourage students to report online abuse
Regional education officials are asking students and staff to report bullying on Twitter after noting a surge in negative social media behavior by students.
By Jennifer Johnson , April 09, 2013
High-risk sex offender moves to Crookston
Crookston Police are alerting people that a level three sex offender has moved into the city. It's the first high-risk sex offender that's moved there since Dru Sjodin's convicted killer moved there 10 years ago.
By David Schwab , March 11, 2013
Crookston Tai Chi class gains popularity among seniors
Crookston resident and retired teacher Gaye Wick, 67, stays busy as a theater coordinator and assistant speech coach at Crookston High School, but considers weekly Tai Chi at RiverView Health to be her true time to relax.
By Will Powell , March 10, 2013
Crookston’s Emily Campbell seeks to promote beekeeping in the U.S. and abroad
As the America Beekeeping Federation’s 2013 American Honey Princess, Crookston resident Emily Campbell, 19, is enjoying her role in promoting honey’s agricultural benefits even more than she’s enjoying celebrity treatment.
By Will Powell , March 10, 2013
Crookston man charged with sexually assaulting nursing home employee
Crookston police said today they arrested a man last week after he admitted to sexually assaulting a woman in November and last week threatening her about telling police about it.
By Stephen J. Lee , February 11, 2013
UMC football field foul up goes viral
Last Thursday, a University of Minnesota-Crookston student group kept a homecoming tradition alive by painting a block ‘M’ at midfield for the football game. There was one problem: The logo was not at midfield.
By Brad Elliott Schlossman , September 27, 2012
PREP FOOTBALL: Crookston's Edlund sore, but smiling after record-breaking performance
Hurting never felt so good for Josh Edlund. The Crookston High School senior was sore all weekend. That happens after a Friday night football game when you carry the ball 38 times, as Edlund did against Park Rapids.
By Greg DeVillers , September 17, 2012
PREP FOOTBALL: Green Wave, Pirates now in different sections, still intense rivals
Ryan Boushee’s breakout game in high school football came last year when he rushed for 106 yards in a 14-3 win against Crookston.
By Greg DeVillers , September 06, 2012
Fast start helps crop cope with hot, dry summer
The warm, dry winter and spring made for the earliest start to planting in the Red River Valley in decades and Ross and Bergeron got out before about anyone else, seeding spring wheat on St. Patrick’s Day.
By Stephen J. Lee , July 16, 2012
No one injured in Polk County car accident
No one was injured Sunday when a car pulled in front of an SUV and was struck at the intersection of U.S. Highway 2 and Minnesota Highway 75 near Crookston.
By Herald Staff Report , May 30, 2012
Businessman, radio personality Howard Webb leaves legacy of active retirement
Howard Webb, a longtime Grand Forks dairy company salesman who in retirement became a public figure of sorts for his work on radio covering local government, died Sunday, April 8, in the Northwood (N.D.) Deaconess Health Center. He was 96.
By Stephen J. Lee , April 11, 2012
Crookston jail administrator receives federal training
The jail administrator at the Northwest Regional Corrections Center in Crookston recently completed a select training course sponsored by the U.S. Department of Justice.
By Herald Staff Report , April 02, 2012
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