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Four dogs and ten cats were removed from a hoarded Hartland Township home, according to Livingston County Sheriff’s Office.

BISMARCK — State Radio dispatchers were notified Monday about Verizon callers experiencing connectivity issues when dialing 9-1-1 in areas in western North Da

Shiawassee Central Dispatch is asking residents to check their phones following a rise in 911 hang-up calls.

Grain entrapments and engulfments happen quickly and are incredibly dangerous. These incidents most commonly occur when a farm employee is “walking the grain” — standing atop the grain in a silo, pushing it down so it flows out the bottom faster.

A Brimely man was found safe Saturday night after being separated from his friends in the woods, according to the Chippewa County Sheriff’s Office.

Kirksville police arrested Shawn Dukes, 20, of Kirksville, early Sunday morning in connection to a stabbing incident from a few hours before. Dukes has been charged in Adair County Court with two counts of first-degree assault, two counts of armed criminal action and one count of unlawful use of a weapon.

One man was shot after police say an altercation broke out at a Burger King in Evansville on Friday night.

City of Minot offices will begin moving to the new city hall Monday.  However, the relocation won’t be complete until May 1, when the official switch fro

One person is dead following a crash near the intersection of Nurrenbern Road and Broadway Avenue on Thursday night, officials say.

POTSDAM — The Potsdam Fire Department was dispatched at 2:10 a.m. Wednesday to a serious car crash on Adams Road, with a victim on the ground and the vehicle on