CRIME AND COURTS
Dzik pleads guilty to identify theft, harassment 
A University of Minnesota Duluth student accused of threatening to damage his cousin’s computer accounts to get nude photographs of her over the Internet pleaded guilty today to felony charges of identity theft and harassment.
By John Myers , July 31, 2009
Wisconsin law officers worry about Outlaws vs. Hells Angels
Law enforcement officials in Wisconsin say that Wisconsin Chapters of the Outlaws Motorcycle Club are congregating in the Northwestern part of the state in response to the Hells Angels, and they’re worried that violence could erupt due to tension between the two rivals. Photo: Members of the Hells Angels ride into the Lost Isle parking lot in Carlton Tuesday. (Clint Austin / caustin@duluthnews.com
July 29, 2009
Judge sends Border Patrol agent's fatal crash to trial
A state district court judge has ruled that a U.S. Border Patrol agent will proceed to trial on charges in connection with an accident that killed a Cook County man.
June 12, 2009
Fired Superior teacher granted restraining order
A former music teacher whose career with the School District of Superior ended in part because of accusations of improper conduct with a female student has been granted a restraining order against the student.
By Maria Lockwood , May 28, 2009
Lawyer in music-download case wants out
The attorney for Jammie Thomas-Rasset, the Brainerd, Minn., woman battling the recording industry in a case involving music downloading, has asked to withdraw from the case.
By Fox 21 News , May 17, 2009
Matters of record: May 17, 2009
May 17, 2009
Freed Fargo journalist to spend time in Austria
American journalist Roxana Saberi arrived in Austria today to recuperate after four months in an Iranian prison, and paid tribute to those who had supported her.
By Veronika Oleksyn , May 15, 2009
UPDATE: Threat prompts lockdown at Duluth middle school
Morgan Park Middle School was locked down today for the second time this week after a threatening note was found at the school Wednesday.
May 14, 2009
Our view: For those who died protecting the peace ...
This year’s Police Memorial Prayer Breakfast is Thursday at 7 a.m. at the Holiday Inn in downtown Duluth. Anyone can attend, joining members of the Duluth Police Department, St. Louis County Sheriff’s Department and St. Louis County Law Enforcement Chaplaincy program. Sign up by Tuesday by calling Chaplain John Hammack at (218) 343-0488.
May 10, 2009
Autopsy: Pederson shot himself after Grand Marais police pursuit
Quincy Pederson died after a car chase near Grand Marais and a brief standoff with authorities.
May 07, 2009
Friends react to fatal standoff: 'That wasn't Quincy'
Friends and family of Quincy Pederson are trying to understand how a man who was beloved by so many could end his life in an armed standoff with police.
By Brandon Stahl and Steve Kuchera , May 06, 2009
Duluth man charged with sexually assaulting girls
A 38-year-old Duluth man appeared in St. Louis County District Court today on charges that he sexually assaulted two preteen girls in incidents about 15 years apart.
By Mark Stodghill , May 06, 2009
Twin Cities man pleads guilty to dumping body in Iron Range lake
Andy Wetherill, 27, pleaded guilty to unintentional second-degree murder and interference with a dead body.
By Mark Stodghill , May 05, 2009
Honking tree removed from highway; its future uncertain
Cradled almost gently in the tines of a huge fork lift, the remains of the “honking tree” were removed from its resting place this morning and placed on the waiting flatbed truck.
By Monica Isley , May 05, 2009
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