Tried to bring any life back into him, said liz ford. I felt the damage with every push and i had to look at all the trauma you caused. Those powerful words were all that could be heard in a packed emotional courtroom tuesday morning. Liz ford took the stand after passing by and looking in the eyes of the man that killed her husband troy ford in a hitandrun. He was extremely silly, very loving and caring, could be a little ornery at times, but through the last 19 years plus a few years of being together before that, whatever we went through, no matter how bad it was, we always came out on the other side much stronger. But on august 8th, life took an unexpected turn for the couple. Liz, a nurse and private paramedic, and troy,who worked in private security, did what they normally would do when suppi was sentenced up to 25 years in prison. Protesters camped out on the front lawn of the Minneapolis Police departments 4th precinct building for the Third Straight day yesterday. Many arrived
Prosecutors say they feared Something Like this would happen again. And Defense Attorneys are asking for yet another evaluation and right now, the judge is in observing the 16yearold murder suspect. Philip chism sat quietly and emotionless on day two of testimony, listening to Colleen Ritzers mother on the stand and various Police Officers. The judge then called a recess. After the break, the chief Court Officer came in and under oath, told the judge that chism was refusing to come out, saying he just couldnt take it. Chisms defense Attorney Says that he was twitching and shaking. Earlier in the day, peggy ritzer, wearing pink, remarkably composed when she took the stand. She told the jurors about the moment she began fearing that something bad happened to colleen when colleen didnt come home. I did try to call her on several occasions. One time the phone did ring. El is times before it went to voice mail. Then when i tried it again later, it went directly to voice mail. And at that po
Water main broke around 1 00 this morning. It is an eight inch pipe, were told, an old pipe, so we have seen that many times before, where the pipes that are very old break. This one from 1935. So police, water people have been out here since about 1 00 this morning trying to get a handle on the situation. Prepa repairs have not started at this point. We saw the crumbling sidewalk where the pipe broke, but they have not been able to start repairs. Good news is were told that no one is going to lose Water Service because of this. Youre looking at the courthouse. It is very close. Just down the street from the break here. Were told the courthouse, the jail will not lose Water Service and that actually no one will in this area because they have been able to isolate the break in such a way that it wont affect people in that way. The big thing is going to be the traffic and the roads this morning. Major thorough fare. Mellas why issa mollet is here look at how that will impact you this morn
Margaret (Peg) McKintosh passed away Sunday, December 3, 2023. Peg was born on April 1, 1936 in Crookston, MN. She is survived by her husband of 55 years, Ross; two
Margaret (Peg) McKintosh passed away Sunday, December 3, 2023. Peg was born on April 1, 1936 in Crookston, MN. She is survived by her husband of 55 years, Ross; two