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Gov't accuses US Bank of illegally handling funds 
The Commodity Futures Trading Commission filed a civil lawsuit Wednesday against U.S. Bank, accusing the bank of illegally handling customer funds from a failed brokerage firm.
By Associated Press , June 05, 2013
US Bank settles discrimination complaint
U.S. Bank National Association has agreed to settle a discrimination complaint filed by a disabled Minnesota man who applied for a mortgage.
By Associated Press , January 24, 2013
U.S. Bank gives $1.2 million to North Dakota affordable housing fund
U.S. Bank announced today it will contribute $1.2 million to a newly established North Dakota tax credit program designed to address the growing shortage of affordable rental housing in the state.
By Herald Staff Report , December 23, 2011
U.S. Bank worker says Occupy MN post on Facebook got her fired
Kim Wangnoo said she figured her Facebook post was harmless. From home, the U.S. Bank temp jumped into a discussion on Occupy Minnesota's page about the power-washing of the bank's windows across the street from where the protesters are camped out. She called the window cleaning a waste of time and money. Then she lost her job.
By Jennifer Bjorhus , November 05, 2011
New U.S. Bank app offers immediate credit
As banks and credit unions continue to push past online banking into mobile banking, Minneapolis-based U.S. Bank is testing what appears to be another first for banks: a mobile card app. In a trial run at outdoor retailer REI, tech-savvy shoppers can apply for instant credit on their iPhones, instead of filling out a form by hand.
By Jennifer Bjorhus , October 15, 2011
IN OUR SCHOOLS: Students place in speech tourney ... Distinguished students named
ulia Wold of Carrington, N.D., took first place in the impromptu category at the 59th annual North Dakota State Class B Speech Tournament on April 30 in Mandan, N.D. The contest recognized the top eight places in 14 speech categories.
May 16, 2011
AROUND THE DAKOTAS:: Man charged in bank robbery ... Robber hits S.D. casino ... Man charged in currrency scam ... more
A man arrested for a Feb. 17 robbery at U.S. Bank in Fargo has been charged in federal court.Scott Maxwell, 36, made his first appearance Friday.
By Associated Press , March 20, 2011
AROUND THE DAKOTAS: Robbery suspect had loot in jeans ... Owners jailed for tax evasion ... Repairs continue after outage ... more
The man accused of the Thursday morning robbery at U.S. Bank in Fargo had a cloth bag holding $402 in cash hidden in the crotch of his pants when arrested, police said.
By Forum Communications/Associated Press , February 20, 2011
People in business
Donna Frushour has been promoted to lead customer
service supervisor at Alerus Financial in Grand Forks.
September 10, 2010
People in business
Dr. Jeffery Yunker, owner of Lifetime Vision Center in Grand Forks, was reappointed by Gov. John Hoeven to serve as vice president of the North Dakota State Board of Optometry for the 2010-2011 term. Yunker was first appointed in 2005.
By Herald staff report , May 28, 2010
AROUND N.D.: Man guilty of retaliating ... Child custody motion
A man has been convicted by a federal jury of threatening and assaulting a witness in a North Dakota drug conspiracy case. Justin Peterson, 25, Felton, Minn., was charged with retaliating against a witness. Authorities said the incident happened in September.
By Associated Press/Forum Communications , January 08, 2010
Pomeroy, business leaders discuss local impact of economic stimulus
The region hasn’t seen the same crisis as other parts of the country; economists say it will still take time to fully recover.
January 05, 2010
Dickinson bank robbed
Police say the man robbed U.S. Bank in Dickinson, N.D., at about 5 p.m. Mountain Time on Monday.
By Associated Press , January 05, 2010
AROUND MINNESOTA: Task force fights gangs ... Man charged in shooting ... Bank robbed 3 times ... more
A federal effort to dismantle gangs from the top-down will roll out soon in the Twin Cities, months after the Metro Gang Strike Force was shut down amid allegations of misconduct. The Twin Cities Safe Streets Violent Gang Task Force will be led by the FBI. It will investigate gangs as organized criminal enterprises, and use tools such as anti-racketeering statutes to take down the whole group.
By Associated Press/Forum Communications , December 21, 2009
Fed: Banks need customer consent on overdraft fees
Banks will have to secure their customers' consent before charging large overdraft fees on ATM and debit card transactions, according to a new rule announced today by the Federal Reserve.
By Christopher S. Rugaber , November 12, 2009
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