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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Crookston celebrates sixth annual Women's Fest
Women in Crookston are learning some ways to lower their risks of certain diseases. In recognition of National Women's Health Week RiverView Health is will holding its Sixth Annual Women's Fest.WDAZ, 05/14/2013
Bergstrom Electric to become employee-owned
The nearly 50-year-old Grand Forks based company Bergstrom Electric is changing hands. The owner-partnership has decided to sell the multi-million dollar company to their employees.WDAZ, 05/14/2013
Crossing the Border Part 2: How much do Canadians actually save shopping in the US?
A strong Canadian dollar has helped bring down more people from Manitoba to shop and vacation in Grand Forks. A recent CVB survey indicated that more than half of our Canadian visitors spend between 500 to 1,000 dollars per visit.WDAZ, 05/13/2013
Area 4th graders honor older Americans
Area fourth graders made some older Americans blush or even shed a tear of joy at the 23rd annual "My Favorite Older American" essay contest.WDAZ, 05/13/2013
EGF man charged with luring a minor
An East Grand Forks man has been charged with luring a minor by computer. The charges come after a missing 14-year-old Grand Forks girl was found in his apartment.WDAZ, 05/10/2013
Higher education board calls for Shirvani performance review, UND students rally against tuition hikes
The state Board of Higher Education is discussing complaints against University System Chancellor Hamid Shirvani and his leadership style. At a board meeting today in Grand Forks, Board members called for an in-depth job review to be done next month.WDAZ, 05/09/2013
FEMA begins flood damage assessment
Teams from the Federal Emergency Management Agency and North Dakota State officials will begin Flood Damage Assessments this week. 18 counties and one tribal area have been affected by the spring flooding.WDAZ, 05/08/2013
Search for Walsh County man continues after more than a week
The water search continues for Walsh county resident Guy Miller who has now been missing more than a week. Helicopters, water rescue teams and an unmanned aircraft have been brought in to the area.WDAZ, 05/08/2013
City leaders happy with legislative session
Grand Forks city leaders say they're pleased with the outcome of the North Dakota legislative session. Grand Forks was pushing for a number of things including funding for water projects and property tax relief.WDAZ, 05/07/2013
Studio One undergoes format change
The long-running Studio One news program produced by the University of North Dakota will undergo a format change. Next season the show, which airs live on Thursdays, will be cut from one hour to a half hour.WDAZ, 05/07/2013
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