A former Moorhead fire marshal was sentenced Friday to three years in prison for beating his wife Jan. 26. Todd Erickson showed no emotion as Clay County District Court Judge Galen Vaa ordered the ...

Erickson's was reduced from $50,000 to $5,000, and Turner's was reduced from $30,000 to $5,000. Erickson and Turner worked as Hyatt Regency security guards, while Johnson-Carson worked the front ...

Todd Erickson was drinking heavily the night he and his wife Susan fought at their Moorhead home. The former Moorhead fire marshal was taking a concoction of pain medications and was deep in an ...

Todd Erickson, 60, is one of four men charged with felony murder in D'Vontaye Mitchell's June 30 death, which touched off days of protests.

Hyatt Hotel security guards Todd Erickson and Brandon Turner along with bellhop Herbert Williamson and front desk worker Devin Johnson-Carson each face one count of being a party to felony murder ...

The former Hyatt Hotel employees - security guards Todd Erickson and Brandon Turner, bellhop Herbert Williamson and front desk worker Devin Johnson-Carson - were each charged with one count of ...

Amazingly, chef Todd Erickson's globally inspired small-plates menu pulsates with so much energy that it never gets lost in the lights. Erickson hails from Scottsdale, Arizona, but grew up in ...

Todd Erickson, executive chef at Haven South Beach, has been getting lots of love for his global small-plates menu of creatively imagined and presented sushi, salads, skewers, sliders, and snacks.

Todd Erickson, a Milwaukee hotel security guard charged in D'Vontaye Mitchell's death, posts a $5,000 bond and is released from custody.

Catch chef Todd Erickson at the Best of the Munchies: People’s Choice Food Awards, from 6 to 9 p.m. Sunday, Feb. 23, beachside at The Ritz-Carlton in Miami Beach.

And another and another. Todd Erickson never could have imagined himself being the center of attention when he was hopping on the back of UPS trucks while cutting class at Palm Bay High School.

They want the little wallet-sized pictures. They last forever." The proof can be found in Erickson's workshop, decorated with photo-booth photos of arcade workers dating back to the 1950s.