Marshall County News

The Thief River Falls City Council has fired a police officer who allegedly possessed approximately $91,545 worth of stolen items.

Did "little alien men" invade a small farm yard in Northern Minnesota? Public domain EDITOR'S NOTE: Halloween is upon on, so I'm digging into my archives from my 20-plus years as a journalist to find true stories I have reported on which are befitting of the season.

By Tad Vezner tvezner@pioneerpress.comSt. Paul Pioneer Press Authorities believe Paul James Kezar was a busy man after he was hired by the Thief River Falls, Minn., Police Department in January.

A Minnesota police officer and former Wisconsin deputy is charged with receiving and possessing stolen property.

Protracted sparring between the state's top environmental cop and a smelly dairy feedlot near Thief River Falls is drawing a gathering chorus criticizing what's seen as excessive timidity by the Minnesota Pollution Control Agency to deal with a problem that's left several families and children sporadically inhaling "dangerous" hydrogen sulfide ...

Gilbert Olson turned 100 years old on Sunday, Oct. 4. Olson lives at Valley Home in Thief River Falls.

Corn and bean farmers in eastern North Dakota and northwestern Minnesota are surveying their crops for damage after the first fall frost this week.

THE DEVELOPMENT AND HARVEST OF CORN, SOYBEANS AND DRY BEANS IS BEHIND BECAUSE OF A WEATHER-DELAYED GROWING SEASON.

A man is recovering from injuries suffered when he hit a deer while on his motorcycle.

A dirt bike collision in northwestern Minnesota has left a 27-year-old man dead and an 18-year-old man injured.

Bones found last month during construction near a home in Warren, Minn., belonged to an American Indian, said a University of North Dakota anthropologist.

A A A Skeletal remains unearthed while construction workers were installing tubing for a new geo-thermal unit at a new house construction site in the city of Warren appear to be at least 50 years old.

Marshall County authorities say construction workers have unearthed human bones that may have been buried for 50 years or more.

Construction workers unearthed human bones at a Warren, Minn., home construction site Tuesday, authorities said.

The Marshall County Attorney is prosecuting Ardeene Hagen, who for 12 years has been postmaster in Grygla, Minn., for stealing money from the U.S. Post Office there.

The second major city government office in Warren, Minn., has gone vacant within the past month.

Steiner Hall will be the site of a program commemorating Excel Township's 125th anniversary Sunday, July 26.

The Red River International Bike Tour will make its way through several local cities next week.

A Mobile Disaster Recovery Center will open in Grygla on Wednesday to assist those affected by flooding in eastern Marshall County.

Most years by now, John Schmidt would be done planting his spring wheat and well into his soybeans.