NORTH DAKOTA HIGHWAY PATROL
THE DULLUM FILE Trooper of the Year
For the first time in awhile, the North Dakota Motor Carriers Association met in Grand Forks this week. Lieutenant Governor Drew Wrigley spoke to the association last night, sounding very much like a...
Posted on 5/20/11 at 1:50 PM
STAFF BLOG THE N.D. CAPITOL AND BEYOND N.D. crash fatalities decrease
BISMARCKFewer North Dakotans are dying in car accidents this year compared to last year. As of Monday, 59 people have died from motor vehicle crashes in North Dakota, compared to 92 people at the sam...
Posted on 8/31/10 at 10:56 AM
Increased DUI patrols start Oct. 12 in northeast North Dakota 
Starting Oct. 12, area law enforcement will be conducting an increased DUI patrol in northeast North Dakota. Additional officers will be assigned to patrol city and rural roads and state highways, officials with the Northeast Grand Forks Regional DUI Task Force.
By Herald Staff Report , October 04, 2012
ND Highway Patrol issues more overload fees
The North Dakota Highway Patrol says it has issued more overload fees so far in 2012 than in all of 2011.
By Associated Press , September 19, 2012
Highway Patrol 'Trooper on a Bus' comes to Rugby
The program is aimed at raising awareness of traffic violations that occur around school buses. Troopers ride on buses to observe motorists violating traffic laws and radio that information to troopers in nearby squad cars.
By Associated Press , September 12, 2012
Some new ND officers assigned to weight patrol
Some of the North Dakota Highway Patrol's new officers will be focusing on the weight of vehicles, instead of how fast they're going.
By Associated Press , July 30, 2012
8 new ND Highway Patrol troopers graduating
A new group of eight North Dakota Highway Patrol troopers is graduating Friday, and six of them are being assigned to western North Dakota's oil country.
By Associated Press , July 27, 2012
Sobriety checkpoint in Pembina County this weekend; next week in Walsh County
The North Dakota Highway Patrol will hold an alcohol enforcement saturation in Pembina County this weekend and one in Walsh County on June 22, the patrol said Tuesday.
By Herald Staff Report , June 13, 2012
Moorhead man escapes serious injury in end-over-end SUV rollover
A Moorhead man fell asleep behind the wheel and rolled his SUV on state Highway 46 early Sunday, escaping serious injury thanks to his seat belt and vehicle airbags.
By Forum Communications , May 20, 2012
Former Grand Forks Highway Patrol chief pleads guilty to DWI
The former commander the Grand Forks regional office of the North Dakota Highway Patrol pleaded guilty to drunk driving Friday in state district court in Bemidji.
May 11, 2012
North Dakota Highway Patrol Captain Charged With DUI Resigns
A North Dakota Highway Patrol trooper arrested in Beltrami County, MN, for drunken driving has resigned. Captain Kevin Robson had a blood alcohol concentration nearly twice Minnesota's legal limit at .15 percent.
By Molly Thorvilson , May 07, 2012
Extra DUI enforcement planned for this weekend
The North Dakota Highway Patrol said Tuesday that a drunk-driving task force will have added enforcement May 4 to 12 in northeastern North Dakota.
By Herald Staff Report , May 02, 2012
Report shows GF Highway Patrol captain had blood alcohol content twice the legal limit after DUI arrest
Kevin Robson remains on paid personal leave following March 10 arrest for drunk drivingThe captain of the Grand Forks office of the North Dakota Highway Patrol had a blood alcohol content nearly twice the legal limit after being arrested for drunk driving in Beltrami County on March 10, according to a sheriff’s office report released Monday.
April 17, 2012
Saturation patrol yields 30 citations in Cass, Traill, Sargent counties of N.D.
The North Dakota Highway Patrol made 30 citations for criminal violations during a drunk-driving saturation event over the weekend in Traill, Sargent and Cass counties.
By Herald Staff Report , March 25, 2012
Driver killed after fleeing traffic stop near Bismarck
The North Dakota Highway Patrol says a Minnesota man is dead after fleeing a trooper and crashing his pickup west of Bismarck. The patrol tells the Bismarck Tribune that 36-year-old Paul J. Mertens, of Ramsey, Minn., died just after 9:30 p.m. Friday while being taken by ambulance to a Bismarck hospital.
By Associated Press , March 24, 2012
No need to speed: Traffic deaths up on North Dakota, Minnesota roads
Weak winter has more motorists putting the pedal to the metal; poor seatbelt use also contributes to more fatalitiesExcessive speed and failure to wear seatbelts have killed more people on Minnesota roads through the first 11 weeks of the year, according to the state Department of Public Safety.
March 22, 2012
Grand Forks Sheriff planning mock crash in Larimore
“With the upcoming prom and graduation season, the purpose of this is to show the children the awful effect of drinking and driving and to show the community that the area agencies care about their children,” Sheriff Bob Rost said in a news release.
By Herald Staff Report , March 21, 2012
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