Minto News

North Dakota's Supreme Court says a $455,000 verdict should stand in a long-running, bitter feud between two families in the rural northeastern communithy of Minto.

My name is Rick Sunstrom and I live in Grafton, North Dakota. On Saturday night, December 12, my son ran away and is still missing.

A Grand Forks man has been sentenced for burglarizing Walsh County farmsteads and stealing a cash machine from a convenience store in Minto.

Farmers are anxiously watching their fields, with an eye to the sky waiting to begin spring wheat harvest, which depending on the weather could begin as early as this weekend in eastern and central Walsh County.

The deaths of Bryant and Cynthia Watts of St. Thomas due to an accident on Highway 81, July 17, north of Minto have resulted in charges of negligent homicide for John S. Klava, 37, of Grafton.

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Prosecutors in Walsh County, North Dakota, are charging John S. Klava of Grafton with two counts of negligent homicide for a July 17 accident that left a husband and wife dead.

RUGBY As director of the Greater Rugby Area Convention and Visitors Bureau, Don Sobolik might be snapping photos for posed tourists one minute and explaining the area's agricultural practices over a bucket of canola seed the next.

RUGBY As director of the Greater Rugby Area Convention and Visitors Bureau, Don Sobolik might be snapping photos for posed tourists one minute and explaining the area's agricultural practices over a bucket of canola seed the next.

Slominski Harvesting of Minto, ND work their way through a winter wheat field southeast of Presho Friday, afternoon, July 17.A The field of fallow wheat reportedly yielded well according to Presho farmer Doug Johnson, who leases the land.

Tertius Kroucamp, a custom harvest worker from South Africa, dumps a load of wheat at the elevator in Amy.

A meteorologist with the National Weather Service says it's unusual to see summer flooding in the Red River Valley.

On Monday, riders biked the first leg of the trip - " 57 miles from Grand Forks to Thief River Falls.