The Dunn County Blotter: Semi-truck crash, dog fight, attempted suicide ↗
The blotter details arrests, incidents and police activity reported by Dickinson authorities.
Explore articles with matching recorded place and subject information.
Today is Saturday, Nov. 14, the 318th day of 2026. There are 47 days left in the year.
Zach Reinoehl, of Pine Grove, served in the Marine Corps in the late 1990s. “Back then, as a 17-year-old looking to enlist, I was trying to prove something, that I could do it and that this was a country worth going out and serving,” said the 38-year old. “I learned that it takes a special […]
TOWANDA — A 28-year-old Monroeton man was jailed in lieu of $100,000 bail after police said he led an officer on a high-speed chase before fleeing on foot Nov. 6.
The Lawrenceville borough council agreed to a police contract with Lawrence Township and a contract with the Lawrenceville Fire Department during the Nov. 4 meeting.
While the Tamaqua Arts Center continues to repair damage from a fire a year ago, the nonprofit facility is busier than ever with events, art exhibits and classes for the public to enjoy, officials said.
LEWISBURG — The drivers of a pickup truck and a golf cart were both cited with traffic violations following a crash Oct. 25 in Kelly Township, according to state police
Facebook X Pay for Advertising NewsAgricultureLocalTop StoriesObituariesOpinionSportsFeaturesOutdoorsEntertainmentContact UsDevils Lake Rack ListSpirituality From May 30, 2016: A community remembers, honors its own heroes – living and dead
Wahpeton police locate juvenile during search warrant while assisting McHenry County Sheriff's Office.
Jason Yutrzenka, who owns the lumberyard with his family, expressed his thanks for the community's support.
HUNTINGTON, W.Va. — Marshall University alum Jeff Heath lost both his parents and godparents in the Nov. 14, 1970 Marshall plane crash.
Update 8 p.m. Saturday The state Division of Forestry announced the Kessel Fire in Morgan County is now 90 percent contained. The fire has grown to 368 acres because of planned back-burning.
Washington authorities have identified Mary Ellen Mollie McCullough, a woman killed in a 1991 I-5 crash unknown for 35 years.