METHAMPHETAMINE
Four siblings connected through alleged meth deals
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Four Grand Forks siblings accused of dealing methamphetamine may soon face federal charges, say defense attorneys representing them and their confederates.
By Stephen J. Lee , June 14, 2013
Grand Forks man charged in meth deal 
A Grand Forks man has been charged with selling methamphetamine to a police informant three times this month, according to prosecutor Thomas Falck.
By Herald Staff Report , March 21, 2013
Fertilize tank locks program being repealed in ND
State officials are set to scrap a pilot program in a handful of North Dakota counties that aimed to combat methamphetamine labs by requiring farmers to lock up their fertilizer tanks, in large part because they have found a more effective way to crack down on the illegal drug labs.
By Blake Nicholson , December 31, 2012
Minnesota mother recounts drug-use hell
On her worst day as a meth addict -- on that very worst day -- one of Betsey DeGree's young sons tried to hang himself. The date was Aug. 26, 2010. The next day, DeGree stopped using methamphetamine, she told the St. Paul Pioneer Press. She's been sober ever since.
By Mary Divine , November 16, 2012
ND man arrested with 3 lbs of meth loses appeal
A Williston man convicted on federal drug charges last year has lost an appeal.
By Associated Press , August 05, 2012
Fargo mom accused of exposing 1-year-old daughter to meth
A 19-year-old Fargo woman facing a child neglect or abuse charge is accused of exposing her 1-year-old daughter to methamphetamine, traces of which were found in the girl’s hair, according to court documents.
By Mike Nowatzki , July 18, 2012
2 arrested on charges of trying to make meth
Authorities in Cass County have arrested two men for allegedly conspiring to make methamphetamine.
By Associated Press , July 03, 2012
Bagley, Minn., man sentenced for making meth
A Bagley, Minn., man has been sentenced to prison for manufacturing methamphetamine.
By Forum Communications , June 18, 2012
Police: Newfolden man tried to make meth lab
A Newfolden, Minn., man is accused of trying to build a “shake and bake” methamphetamine lab in an old garage at his employer’s home in rural Viking, Minn.
By Herald Staff Report , May 22, 2012
Recovering addict blazes a new path through recovery program
Thanks to Sister’s Path, a Fargo-based comprehensive recovery program, Sarah Bath has her life back. Sister’s Path provides stable, long-term housing along with chemical dependency treatment to single, homeless, addicted women who wish to live clean and sober.
By Tammy Swift , May 13, 2012
Ohio nursing home where meth lab fire started was cited earlier
A spokeswoman says officials are looking into the role that visitors to the home may have played. They did not give an exact description of the lab, but say that generally a mobile lab consists of a small container that can be carried in a backpack and that has all the ingredients to make methamphetamine.
By Kantele Franko , March 06, 2012
Cathay, N.D., man sentenced for 29 felonies
A Cathay, N.D., man will serve 19 years in prison after being sentenced Wednesday on 29 felony counts in Wells County District Court.
By Herald Staff Report , December 15, 2011
Former Colorado sheriff faces meth-for-sex charge
A former Colorado lawman with a record so distinguished he was once honored as the nation's sheriff of the year now finds himself in a jail that was named for him, accused of offering methamphetamine in exchange for sex from a male acquaintance.
By Steven K. Paulson , December 01, 2011
3 plead not guilty in N.D. meth case
Three family members from Bakersfield, Calif., have pleaded not guilty to charges they supplied methamphetamine to buyers in North Dakota and Minnesota. Henry Paredez Jr. and his wife, Ariana Paredez, are charged in federal court with three counts, including conspiracy to possess with intent to distribute a controlled substance. They face life in prison if convicted.
By Dave Kolpack , November 30, 2011
REGIONAL BRIEFS: Meth maker faces new charges in Murray County, Minn.
A Pipestone, Minn., man found guilty last month of first-degree methamphetamine manufacturing conspiracy in a neighboring county faces new charges after another meth-related incident.
By Herald Staff and Wire Reports , November 07, 2011
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