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The case of a tattoo artist accused of causing $18,000 in damage to Bismarck businesses with spray paint ended Wednesday with a swift not guilty verdict and was marked by the firing of the prosecuting attorney, who had been scolded by the judge earlier in the day. A jury deliberated about 10 minutes before finding Richard Hudson, 33, not guilty of felony criminal mischief. A charge of criminal trespass had been dismissed Tuesday, the first day of the trial. Hudson in September 2020 was accused of painting the word CRAN -- his tag or logo -- on a number of businesses and a railroad bridg...

KVRR Local News April 15, 2021 BISMARCK, N.D. – A tattoo artist accused of spray painting his logo on some businesses in Bismarck has been acquitted of felony criminal mischief. The prosecutor who handled the case against 33-year-old Richard Hudson was scolded by the judge during the trial and was fired before hearing the verdict. Hudson was accused of painting the word CRAN, which is his tag or logo, on a number of businesses and a railroad bridge causing about $18,000 in damage. A jury deliberated for just 10 minutes before finding Hudson not guilty. South Central District Judge John Grin...

iminor@dailypress.net ESCANABA — Like the rest of the world, the coronavirus pandemic dominated the local news in 2020. As 2020 draws to a close, here’s a look at some of the major local news stories of the year. January 1 — Escanaba residents Georgios Sitaras and Jami Hentz welcomed OSF St. Francis Hospital and Medical Group’s first baby of the new year at 7:32 a.m. Nicoletta Elizabeth Sitaras weighed 7 pounds, 1.9 ounces and was 19 inches long. She was the couple’s first baby together. 10 — Delta County Sheriff’s Department now has two K-9 units after Deputy Chad Newton and K-...