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Nakvinda bail set at $1 million

Bail was set at $1 million cash Friday for Michael Allen Nakvinda, the Oklahoma City man accused of murdering Fargo dentist Philip Gattuso.

By Mike Nowatzki , November 06, 2009

Brother of slain Fargo dentist wants death penalty on table

The brother of Philip M. Gattuso says he wants the death penalty on the table for the two Oklahoma men accused in the Fargo periodontist’s death.

By Mike Nowatzki , November 06, 2009

Accused murderer of Fargo dentist no longer in Oklahoma jail

The man accused of murdering Fargo dentist Philip Gattuso is no longer in the Oklahoma County Jail.

By Staff reports , November 05, 2009

Hearing set in custody case involving slain Fargo dentist

Hearing set in custody case involving slain Fargo dentist A hearing has been set in the custody battle in-laws of Philip Gattuso are waging over the slain dentist’s orphaned 3-year-old girl.

By Dave Roepke , November 05, 2009

Grandfather videotaped Fargo dentist's home to aid accused murderer, documents say

Grandfather videotaped Fargo dentist's home to aid accused murderer, documents say The father-in-law of slain Fargo dentist Philip Gattuso told his handyman, who is accused of Gattuso’s murder, that he wanted his son-in-law “gone or dead,” according to charges filed Tuesday.

By Mike Nowatzki , November 04, 2009

Missing Dickinson students found dead in pond

Dickinson authorities said three Dickinson State University students who have been missing since late Sunday night have been found dead in their vehicle in a stock pond.

November 04, 2009

Wadena woman injured in crash in Otter Tail County

A 40-year-old Wadena woman was in critical condition Sunday night at MeritCare Hospital in Fargo from injuries suffered in a traffic accident Saturday morning in Otter Tail County.

November 04, 2009

Public informed about sex offender in Long Prairie

A level 3 predatory offender is living in Long Prairie. The Long Prairie Police Department, along with the Bureau of Criminal Apprehension and the Minnesota Department of Corrections, hosted a Level 3 predatory offender notification meeting last Thursday.

November 04, 2009

Motorized reclining chair involved in DWI arrest in Proctor

Motorized reclining chair involved in DWI arrest in Proctor La-Z-Boy has long been a unique and clever trademark for reclining chairs. The Proctor Police Department will soon find out how valuable that name is.

By Mark Stodghill , November 03, 2009

Three Dickinson State University students missing

Three Dickinson women who often go out stargazing are missing and it is unclear where their trail will lead.

By Ashley Martin , November 03, 2009

Public informed about high-risk sex offender in Long Prairie

Public informed about high-risk sex offender in Long Prairie The Long Prairie Police Department, along with the Bureau of Criminal Apprehension and the Minnesota Department of Corrections, hosted a Level 3 predatory offender notification meeting last Thursday.

November 03, 2009

Kandiyohi County group takes aim at health risks of energy drinks

They come in cans with aggressive-looking labels and names like Rockstar, Monster Energy and Cocaine. Kids like them, but they — and their parents — may not realize the effects of consuming energy drinks supercharged with caffeine.

By Anne Polta , November 02, 2009

Grand Forks father bites into Halloween candy, gets stuck by sewing needle

Someone slipped a needle into a piece of Halloween candy given to a child Saturday in Grand Forks and later bitten into by the child’s father, who was injured, police said Sunday.

By Stephen J. Lee , November 02, 2009

Wadena woman in critical condition after crash in Otter Tail County

A 40-year-old Wadena woman was in critical condition Sunday night at MeritCare Hospital in Fargo from injuries suffered in a traffic accident Saturday morning in Otter Tail County.

November 02, 2009

Indian country happy with Obama efforts

Relations between American Indian tribes and the federal government have turned around since Barack Obama became president, tribal leaders said Thursday night after a two-day St. Paul conference.

By Don Davis , October 31, 2009

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