Boyd disappeared during the spring of 2014. One of the places he was last reportedly seen was Douglas Place, East Grand Forks' addiction treatment center.
The archery hunt, which is limited to 10 hunters who were selected through a lottery and stringent screening and proficiency process, is confined to five areas.
Lucas Gilbertson was killed by Officer Aeisso Schrage in January. As of Monday, Aug. 19, the attorney's office was still reviewing the Minnesota Bureau of Criminal Apprehension鈥檚 investigative file.
Gary and Bonnie Mounce of Nebraska City, Nebraska, who have fished every Cats Incredible except the first, said last year that the 2023 tourney would be their last.
People filled grandstands by the Red River to watch dogs compete for the longest jump into a nearly 40-foot pool, as well as attempt to break the world record of 32 feet in a single jump.
The event is meant as a criticism of a state shutdown order and a recently passed aid package for business owners. Organizer Justin LaRocque has not yet secured a permit for the protest, but said the city council will decide on the matter in the first week of January, though he is confident it will be approved.
鈥淚 feel like I鈥檓 on the Titanic and our governor has made us a third-class citizen that has to be on the bottom of the ship,鈥� said Jeff LaBean, owner of the Depot Bar & Grill in Faribault, said at a Friday protest at the Capitol. 鈥淗e wants to drown us.鈥�
Attorney General Keith Ellison filed a lawsuit against the establishment Friday. A judge made the decision to close the establishment later in the day.
Nimo Khalif, 33, made international headlines in January when she sent out an emotional call for help after her six children were removed from her custody on Jan. 22 by Polk County Social Services. Hundreds of local Somali people have attended Khalif's court hearings to show their support of the mother.
It remains unclear what prompted Polk County Social Services to remove Nimo Khalif's children from her custody, but her family members insist the allegations are false.
As East Grand Forks considers whether to officially ask to host the prestigious event, one thing is for sure: A well-timed catfishing experience on the Red River sure doesn't hurt.
