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The city contracted with Pemberton Law Firm in February to conduct a climate assessment of the working conditions in the Police Department

Nelson will fill the interim position when City Administrator David Murphy leaves. Murphy's last day is April 21

The struggling International Plaza shopping center in Arlington Heights could eventually be razed and turned into a new seven-building apartment project if a new development proposal receives the support of village officials.

The idea would be to recruit current law enforcement students nearing the completion of their training and education for a part-time position being referred to as a “police recruit."

Also during Tuesday's meeting, Mayor Steve Gander offered words of support for Grand Forks city leaders after their decision to move away from the proposed Fufeng corn mill.

The Bemidji Area Full Gospel Businessmen’s Fellowship of America chapter is set to meet at 8 a.m. on Saturday, Feb. 4, in the community room at Beltrami Electric, 4111 Technology Drive NW.

Council members Mark Olstad, Brian Larson and Ben Pokrzywinski, along with Mayor Steve Gander and City Administrator David Murphy discussed the top city priorities with legislators

The meeting between the councils is the first they’ve held since July, when council members met in a similar setting to discuss proposed bridge projects.

Grand Forks and East Grand Forks leaders will likely take a second swing at hiring a bridge consultant to work...

In 2023, 53% of Americans are setting New Year’s resolutions relating to money, according to a survey conducted by Affirm.