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FARGO--Thursday night marks a grim anniversary for our community and a family that lost their little girl. 25-years ago, 11-year old Jeanna North asked to go rollerblading with friends near her North Fargo home. She was never seen again, her body...
Kyle Bell, 27, made mother-of-one Olivia Rowles' life a 'misery' for seven months The stalking began when she ended their three-year relationship in August 2020 The Virgin Media worker used his knowledge to cut off her TV and internet cable Bell admitted stalking involving serious alarm or distress from August 2020 Judge handed him a 21-month jail sentence, suspended for two years
ajohnson@minotdailynews.com Jonah Lantto and Dawn Palumbo of Minot are taking their popular Midwest Murder podcast on the road. Thus far there have been three sold-out live broadcasts of the podcast, which tells the story of past murders in Minot and in surrounding states and Canadian provinces, said Lantto. Now there will be a live tour that will begin at Off the Vine in Minot on April 22. Live taping will begin at 6 p.m. and doors will open prior to the broadcast. The tour will also take them to Dickinson on April 28 at Phat Fish Brewing, to 510 2 Speakeasy in Bismarck on April 29, to DCR B...
Nevada man accused of creating phony Trump, Biden PACs to defraud investors, prosecutors say Follow Us Question of the Day By Jeff Mordock - The Washington Times - Friday, April 9, 2021 A Nevada man who allegedly created phony political action committees to support both President Biden and former President Trump was charged with wire fraud Friday as prosecutors say he pocketed more than $340,000 donations. James Kyle Bell last year launched the Keep America Great Committee to purportedly boost Mr. Trump’s ch...
Oklahoman For more than a century, cinema has been a favored American way to tell stories of different peoples and cultures. But the mainstream movie industry hasn't always treated Native American stories fairly or authentically. "If you look at Native representation in history, it's been pretty bad. So, almost showing any truthful, real version of Native people is humanizing. ... I think anytime we show Native people kind of on their terms and in their environments, we're humanizing (them) on the screen and we're changing the narrative that history has kind of laid on us — history and ...