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- Sep 29, 2026
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Mother accused of speeding at kids, swerving just feet away in dispute over son’s bike (opens the original)
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ANETA, N.D. (KVLY/Gray News) - A North Dakota mother is facing felony charges after deputies say she drove toward a group of kids at high speed following a dispute involving her son’s bicycle. Ashley Jerome, 34, is charged with four counts of reckless endangerment with extreme indifference, according to a declaration of probable cause filed in Nelson County District Court. A Nelson County deputy responded Saturday to a report that a woman had driven toward a group of kids in Aneta, the declarati
Driver fleeing traffic stop at 109 MPH kills man in crash, authorities say (opens the original)
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CASS COUNTY, N.D. (Valley News Live/Gray News) - A 49-year-old man died early Sunday after a driver fleeing a traffic stop at speeds topping 100 mph ran a stop sign and slammed into his vehicle, authorities said. At approximately 12:15 a.m. Sunday, a North Dakota State Patrol trooper tried to stop a BMW M550xi for traveling 109 mph in a 55-mph zone at the intersection of Cass County Road 14 and County Road 81. The driver fled eastbound on County Road 14, turned off the vehicle’s headlights, and
Teacher weighing more than 350 pounds sentenced for stepping on students’ backs during lockdown drill (opens the original)
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UNDERWOOD, Minn. (KVLY/Gray News) — A teacher in Minnesota was sentenced Tuesday after he stepped on students’ backs during a lockdown drill as a form of punishment. Jason Lowell Rogers, 49, was sentenced Tuesday to two years’ probation. He must surrender his teaching license in any state. Rogers was charged with three counts of malicious punishment of a child. He received a stay of adjudication Tuesday on all three counts. A stay of adjudication is a legal arrangement in which the court tempora
2 families sue hospital, alleging staff members switched newborns at birth 36 years ago (opens the original)
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GRAFTON, N.D. (KVLY/Gray News) - Two families are suing a hospital in North Dakota, alleging staff switched two newborns at birth more than 36 years ago. The complaint was filed July 7 in Walsh County District Court, naming Christian Unity Hospital Corporation, doing business as Unity Medical Center in Grafton, as the defendant. According to the complaint, Kyle Bylin and Jeremy Morrison were born at Unity Medical Center on Jan. 26, 1988, and were the only two babies born that day at the hospital
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