Two N.D. counties get money to fight meth

Two North Dakota counties are getting federal money to fight methamphetamine.

BISMARCK, N.D. (AP) — Two North Dakota counties are getting federal money to fight methamphetamine.

The state's congressional delegation says Mercer and McLean counties are to share nearly $790,000 for a two-county narcotics task force.

The money also will be used to help stop the theft of anhydrous ammonia, a farm fertilizer that can be used in making meth.

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