ANAMOOSE, N.D. (NewsDakota.com) – Two people are dead after a head-on crash near Anamoose Thursday night just before 7:30 PM.
The North Dakota Highway Patrol reports that a 29 year-old man from Harvey was traveling on Highway 52 towards Anamoose when he attempted to pass a semi-truck on the two-lane highway.
While attempting the pass, the driver struck a vehicle head-on, spinning out and coming to rest on the roadway. The driver was flown to Trinity Hospital in Minot for injuries suffered in the crash.
In the second vehicle, both driver and passenger suffered fatal injuries and were pronounced deceased on the scene. They were a 49 year-old female and 55 year-old male from Martin, ND.
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The body of an Illinois woman who went missing in early January was found earlier this week in a storage unit 45 miles from her home.
On Jan. 3, Michelle Arnold-Boesiger, 33, of Harvard, was reported missing, the McHenry County Sheriff s Office says. Get push notifications with news, features and more. + Follow
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Three weeks later, on Jan. 26, the McHenry County Sheriff s Office began investigating and obtained a search warrant for a storage unit in Roscoe, near Rockford, the McHenry County Sheriff s Office says, CBS Chicago reports.
On Tuesday, officers from the Roscoe Police department were called to assist McHenry County sheriff s deputies and officers from other agencies at the U-H
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Two more area men have been charged with Class C felony luring a minor by computer in district court in Burke County as a result of a month-long sting operation by the Burke County Sheriff’s Department.
In separate cases, Randy Emmett Kramer, 65, of Deering, and Justin Alan Helseth, 25, of Minot, were each charged with Class C felony luring a minor by computer. Both were charged on Feb. 26. According to the Burke County Sheriff’s Department, Helseth had graphic conversations with someone he believed to be a 15-year-old girl and Kramer had sexually graphic conversations with someone he believed to be a 16-year-old boy. The Minot Police Department assisted Burke County in apprehending Helseth and the McHenry County Sheriff’s Office assisted Burke County in arresting Kramer. Both men made initial appearances in court on Monday before North Central District Court Judge Stacy Louser, who set bond for Helseth at $10,000 cash, with a requirement that he p