MECOSTA COUNTY, MI (KDLM) – Two former Park Rapids High School students were killed in a head-on crash in Michigan, Tuesday, May 4.
Deputies from the Mecosta County Sheriff’s Office responded to a head-on collision on US-131 in Aetna Township, MI just before 11 p.m. on Tuesday.
Deputies say Charlotte Vine-Driver, of Lansing Michigan was driving the wrong way on US-131 when she crashed head-on into Dwayne Johnson and Kian Scott of Park Rapids, Minnesota.
All three were killed in the crash.
A Go-Fund me has been setup for Johnson and Scott to help with funeral costs in Minnesota.
Latest News
House Fire in Otter Tail County
(OTC Press Release 5/2/24) The Otter Tail County Sheriff's office was assisted by the Underwood Fire Department, the Battle Lake Fire Department, Otter Tail fire Department and Ringdahl Ambulance in responding to a fire call in Sverdrup Township in rural Underwood. The call came in at 11:24pm for a house on fire. The h...
13h ago
Landmark Lawsuit awards family of huffing dust victim
(DL-Online) - In a finding that may have nationwide implications a federal jury in Fergus Falls found CRC Industries partially responsible for the death of a woman from Baudette. In 2019, 28-year-old Kyle Neumiller killed 42-year-old Cynthia McDougall in a head-on crash. Neumiller was sentenced to 6 years in prison for...
13h ago
Becker County prosecutor says court filing was in error, Mitchell *not* charged with controlled-substance violation
(MNN) - The Becker County Attorney says "an oversight on my part" resulted in a court filing erroneously stating that suspected controlled substances were being tested in the felony burglary case against Democratic state Senator Nicole Mitchell from Woodbury. Prosecutor Brian McDonald told the Star Tribune he...
13h ago
The City of Fergus Falls Tree Planting Celebrates Arbor Day Fergus Falls Celebrates Arbor Day
(Fergus Now) - This year Fergus Falls celebrated their 46th year as a Tree City USA by planting 140 trees. Eight of those trees were planted in Grotto Park by representatives from the Park Board, the Natural Resources Advisory Committee and city staff. City Forrester Andy Nelson said of the trees in Grotto Park there ...
7h ago
FOLLOW US FOR INSTANT UPDATES!
FOLLOW US FOR INSTANT UPDATES!