Nov 26, 2009 | KXMA-TV Dickinson
Rights group rejects Saudi witchcraft charges
An international human rights group has urged a Saudi court to overturn a death sentence imposed on a Lebanese man convicted of practicing witchcraft.
Wickmayer withdraws in Bali after year suspension
Eds: APNewsNow. AP Photo AI109, AI111, AI110 NUSA DUA, Indonesia US Open semifinalist Yanina Wickmayer has voluntarily withdrawn from the ongoing Commonwealth Bank Tournament of Champions after receiving a one-year suspension by a Belgian anti-doping tribunal.
ND construction company faces OSHA fines in death
A West Fargo construction company faces two citations from the Occupational Health and Safety Administration after an employee's death.
STUTSMAN COUNTY SHERIFF DAVE ORR SAYS 59-YEAR-OLD CARL JENSEN OF BRUCE, S.D., WAS LAYING A TARP OVER RECENTLY POURED CONCRETE MONDAY AFTERNOON WHEN A GUST OF WIND CAUGHT THE TARP, KNOCKING HIM THROUGH THE WOODEN SAFETY RAIL.
SD man dies in fall at ND work site
Paul Diederich, president of West Fargo-based Industrial Builders, says it was a ``freak'' wind and a ``horrible tragedy.'' A South Dakota man died when he fell while working on an Interstate 94 overpass construction project near Medina, in southeastern North Dakota.
DOUTS Attends First Ever FIRE ACADEMY of N.D. Mark Douts of Powers Lake was one of 13 students who attended the first ever Fire Academy of North Dakota.
In Medina this week, a dozen students are playing with flames, as the first-ever high school fire school heats up.
5 charged in checkcashing scheme
Santos, , and Alberto S. Lagunas, 54, are each charged with two counts of theft b9 accountability.