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David Schwab

Dave is a Crookston native who started his reporting career over a decade ago. A graduate of Saint Cloud State University, Dave started his news career in Bismarck, ND, and first joined WDAZ News in 1996.

He was an instrumental part of WDAZ's award-winning 1997 flood coverage. After leaving to work in Denver for several years, Dave is back at WDAZ and proud to once again be a member of the Home Team.
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Sheriff's Dept: Park River couple's home lacked smoke detectors

The elderly couple that died in a house fire last week did not have smoke detectors in their home - - that's according to the Walsh County Sheriff's Department.

WDAZ, 06/03/2013

Continued rains cause flood concerns for Grafton, Park River, surrounding communities

Two days of heavy rains has prompted the National Weather Service to issue a flood warning for Walsh County until 1:00 tomorrow afternoon. Flood problems are mounting across much of northeastern North Dakota after nearly five inches of rain fell near Park River in the past 24 hours.

WDAZ, 05/31/2013

New tech and business park inches closer to reality

A new technology and business park at the Grand Forks Air Force Base is one step closer to becoming a reality, and the largest industrial park in the state.

WDAZ, 05/30/2013

Absence of funding leads Kittson County to unpave roads

Officials in Kittson County are turning paved roads into gravel roads because of a shortage of funds. Officials in the Northwestern Minnesota county say this could become more common if state aid dollars don't start to keep up with increased costs.

WDAZ, 05/29/2013

Community gathers to celebrate life of Grand Forks student

Friends and family of 16-year-old McCain Endres, who was killed in a traffic accident, gathered today to say goodbye. Endres collided with a car while riding his motorcycle last Wednesday afternoon in Grand Forks.

WDAZ, 05/28/2013

Grand Forks schools fall short of federal standards

For the eighth straight year Grand Forks Public Schools has not met federal math and reading standards as a whole.

WDAZ, 05/28/2013

Grafton prepares for Park River crest

The town of Grafton is preparing for its it second major flood of the year. The Park River is expected to crest at 16.5 feet which would be second highest level the town's history.

WDAZ, 05/22/2013

Crystal, ND residents battle flood waters

One of the hardest hit towns in northeastern North Dakota is the small town of Crystal, which is just north of Grafton. Residents are struggling to keep water out of their basements and some businesses are surrounded by water.

WDAZ, 05/21/2013

Crossing the Border: Keeping border crossing traffic running smoothly

As many 2,500 Canadian cars cross the border at the Pembina border crossing on a busy weekend day. Field officers at the port of entry do what they can to make sure things go as smoothly as possible to avoid long wait times.

WDAZ, 05/20/2013

Mosquito control readies for season

Our late cool spring has set back the arrival of Mosquitoes in the valley but Grand Forks Mosquito Control will be getting things into high gear starting next week.

WDAZ, 05/16/2013

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