Pat Sweeney is a Principal Software Engineer and journalist for Knoxradio, focusing on local news in Grand Forks, North Dakota. With a keen interest in community stories, Pat covers a range of topics including local politics, law enforcement, sports, and events happening in the region.
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Pat Sweeney's coverage is predominantly focused on local breaking news, evolving stories, and government announcements in North Dakota. The themes covered include sports, crime, government & politics with a focus on accidents including those related to ice and lakes.
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Police bodycam footage shows a North Dakota lawmaker from Williston making homophobic and anti-migrant remarks...
The growing popularity of ice angling on Minnesota lakes has netted some ugly trouble - the dumping of trash.....
North Dakota House Majority Leader Mike Lefor is calling for the resignation of a state representative accused...
Bismarck Police say a man with a criminal history is being held on various charges, including attempted homicide… kidnapping… gross sexual imposition…and burglary.
Roseau native and former UND forward Charlie Burggraf has stepped down as head coach of the Minnesota team in the new Professional Women’s Hockey League… which plays its first game Jan. 3 rd
By: Pat Sweeney
A Republican State Representative from Williston (ND) says he does not immediately plan to resign, following a DUI traffic stop in which he used homophobic and anti-migrant language against a police officer.
F or the fourth time in nine weeks, the Vikings have switched starting quarterbacks.
Two men fell through the ice Thursday morning on Minnesota’s Upper Red Lake, but escaped without injury.
A passenger died after a commercial transport vehicle crashed through the ice on a Minnesota lake. Meanwhile, state officials are warning people to be wary of ice that is unusually thin for this time of the winter. The transport vehicle, commonly known as a “bomber,” crashed through the ice Thursday morning on Lake of the Woods. The victim’s name has not been released. The Minnesota Department of Natural Resources says ice conditions have deteriorated in recent days. Several ice rescues have been reported. Colder weather should make the ice thicker, but officials warn that it will take several days, and caution is being urged.
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