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KVRR Local News July 27, 2021 UPDATE – Twenty-eight-year-old David Donnell, Junior has been charged with one count of second degree murder and four counts of assault with a dangerous weapon in the shooting death of Red Lake Tribal Police Officer Ryan Bialke. The United States Attorney’s Office for the District of Minnesota says five officers were doing a welfare check at Donnell’s home in Redby on Tuesday when they found him on the porch. Officers tried to have Donnell walk towards them, but he ran inside. Since he had a tribal warrant and refused to come out, officers broke down the do...

Man federally charged with murder in Red Lake police officer shooting By FOX 9 Staff (FOX 9) Wednesday, the U.S. Attorney’s Office charged David Donnell Jr. of Redby with second-degree murder and four counts of assault with a dangerous weapon in the shooting death of Red Lake Police Officer Ryan Bialke. Family remembers Red Lake Police Officer killed in shooting Family remembers a Red Lake Police Officer who was killed in a shooting this week. According to the complaint, the Red Lake Tribal Police Department responded to a call for a welfare check at Donnell’s home early Tuesday morning a...

Anita and Bill Donnell - wedding Anita Grace and Bill Donnell dated for a year, broke up for four, and then sent letters that crossed in the mail, ultimately bringing them back together for good. They met when Anita visited First Baptist Church in Little Rock for an evening service with her roommate in the fall 1966. Bill and a friend came over to talk with them, and Anita recognized Bill as someone who had dated another of her roommates while they lived in the dorm at their nursing school. Bill invited Anita to get coffee that night after church. He was working for Jack Tyler Engineering the...

INTRODUCTION  As I’ve learned from my own experiences in the classroom both as a student and as an instructor, poetry is so often taught badly to us in grade school (if at all). I am, to this day, learning how to undo the myth of poetry being the work of certainty—a perfect command of a subject, experience, event proclaimed through verse. This is obviously a byproduct of the ways in which the Western canon is taught: the work of “great masters” whose genius we are trained to admire and respect. But my immersion in queer and disability writing has taught me the value of