Crookston, MN News

• Crookston, MN News
• This week: Moment of remembrance at 3 p.m.
• CHS graduates walk across the stage
• Week in review: Meet the balancing dog
• Minn. ranks high for food stamp fraud indicator
• Beard, Minn. lawmaker who criticized N.D. Capitol, gets a tour
• Today in the news: Escaped penguin captured
• City orders eviction of popular horse, citing manure
• Climax Small Town Saturday set for June 2
• Toddler bitten in face by mastiff dog
• Rain closes roads, causes mudslide, floods basements
• Upper Midwest farmers face unique problems
• Leo Club fills last box of the school year at North Country Food Bank
• Bear roams around northeast of Crookston
• Johnson Controls makes pitch for a new contract with school district
• Park board notes: Backpedaling on pickup, pushing for more trails in town
• Crookston Veteran's Council sets Memorial Day schedule
• Minneapolis city council OKs stadium plan
• Prosecutors: Senser guilty verdict should stand
• Norberg, accused of drugging wife, will stand trial
• Morning Jolt: Dog refuses to leave dead partner
• Ostenson accused of stealing from law firm
• City's attempt to block tribal hotel fails
• Supreme Court reverses conviction in baby stabbing
• Today in the news: Americans don’t use their full vacation time
• Newspaper exec Keute pleads guilty in prostitution sting
• Norris faces firearm charge
• More than 100 vases stolen from Minn. cemetery
• Truck driver convicted in fatal bee crash
• Minn. couple missing on Canadian lake found safe
• Reitmeier, Adams running for Polk County Commissioner, District 3
• Sixth graders get ready to move on up to CHS
• Geist plays piano at Minneapolis Convention Center
• High winds trash cars at Minn. dealership
• UMC Teambackers announce Al Larson as Teambacker of the Year for 2012
• Teambackers Present Check for $25,000 to Support Scholarships for Student-Athletes at the U of M, Crookston
• Sullivan, of Crookston, hurt when her vehicle rear-ends tractor
• Beautify your business, and maybe receive public accolades
• Get on the path to fitness: WALK. Polk County
• Norberg, accused of drugging wife, back in court
• Reiling says he'll plead guilty to bald eagle charge
• United Airlines to add GF to Denver service
• Morning Jolt: Do you have any Bigfoot hair?
• Somali man Kalmio charged with four N.D. murders
• Dog DNA business cracks down on errant droppings
• Salad Sundays: Twins join produce program
• Heitkamp, Berg race looks competitive in N.D.
• Today in the news: DC Comics superhero to come out of closet
• Family unsettled by swastika in driveway
• Man accused of kidnapping/assault apprehended
• Environmentalists launch campaign against mining in NE Minn.
• Hecker moved to fifth prison in four months
• Highland 5th, 6th graders give it their all at Track and Field Day
• Crash kills man, woman
• Flags from 'Healing Field' available as part of fund-raiser
• Inaugural MMR numbers: Highland good, CHS has some work to do
• Dad, 3 sons rescued from rural Fosston lake
• General Mills to cut around 850 jobs
• Morning Jolt: Stolen pig statue back home
• Union plans counteroffer at June 8 negotiations with Crystal
• Minn. couple weds near parents' graves
• Endangered Asian wild dogs born at Minnesota Zoo
• Minn. farmers make big gains in planting soybeans
• Today in the news: Pastor under fire for comments on gays
• Tours resume at Minn. Soudan Mine after fire
• Reward offered in shooting of 14 cattle
• Speed a factor in crash that killed two teens
• Sorum, bank manager, charged with stealing from customer
• Minn. schools are low on counselors
• Peterson: House, Senate differ on farm bill
• Junior High Music Department presents Spring Concert
• Court news: Shimpa, Henry plead not guilty; Boucher makes appearance
• Crookston dog park may get some color
• Feel like entering the fray? Candidate filing window opens May 22
• School district revises science experiment policy after accident
• Jonas charged with hit and run on motorcycle that injured Baymon.
• Fire near Ely declared 100% contained
• Minn. tests alternative to No Child Left Behind
• Packa, a ninth-grader struck and killed by train on way to school
• Minn. releases wolf hunting, trapping rules
• Allegiant flight forced to return to Fargo
• Morning Jolt: $1M for parking spot
• Janssen leaves $800K to school where wife taught
• Today in the news: Ex-Rutgers student gets 30 days for webcam incident
• Conference on drones set in GF
• Nursing Home Week Celebrated
• BREAKING NEWS: Wood is new U of M, Crookston chancellor
• Fred E. Wood, Ph.D., Named Chancellor of the University of Minnesota, Crookston
• Dorgan to speak on UND conference on civil public discourse
• Motorcyclist arrested for hit-and-run; Baymon, 4, in critical condition
• Highland dodgeball tournament benefits fire victims
• Minn. officials to discuss the physics of car crashes, without seat belts
• Boucher faces more charges as second alleged victim emerges
• Shimpa, Henry each face trio of felonies
• Gardeners: 'Plant a Row' for the hungry
• Ely fire 90% contained
• J&B Group of Minn. recalls steakhouse burgers
• Paul supporters dominate Minn. GOP convention
• GFAFB economic impact drops with new mission
• Morning Jolt: ‘Pet tax’ quickly nixed
• This week: Geek Pride Day is Friday
• Week in review: What really happened in Trayvon Martin death?
• Minn. man, Thomas, targeted Mexican consulate
• Today in the news: Facebook makes its stock market debut
• Ex-priests oppose Minn. marriage amendment
• Schafer, Omdahl join forces to battle Measure 2
• Minn. GOP gathering in St. Cloud for state convention
• NMF summit ventures 'Beyond the Classroom' into our communities
• Dan Wilson honored at two receptions Thursday
• Vocational Rehab Services hosts open house at new downtown digs
• Days numbered for Z Place, Rock's Jewelry, Professional Center
• Wade in the Water Baptism Festival June 10 at Trinity Point
• Firefighters douse hot spots in forest fire near Ely
• Man dies when boom lift touches power line
• Fantasy's owners, Pattersons, suing cities in federal court
• Morning Jolt: Escaped penguin enjoying life
• Larsen avoids serious injury in collision with Amtrak train
• UMC Business Department inks articulation agreements
• Whooping cough cases on the rise in Minnesota
• Minn. efforts to curb teen pregnancy effective
• UND to help with forecasts during weather radar upgrade
• Today in the news: White babies no longer the majority
• Thompson is new Valley City police chief
• Minn. Senate's Ortman denied GOP endorsement
• Everett, GF area insurance agent, ordered to stop doing business
• Morin, former firefighter, will plead guilty to arson
• Video report: Donna Summer dies at 63
• Dominguez sentenced for attempted murder
• No fourth term for County Commissioner Montague
• ECFE class wraps up year
• Construction to commence on Villa drive-through entry
• Crookston Police nab two after vehicles are reported stolen from Grand Forks
• Johnson pleads guilty to crash that killed Jablonski
• Tentative agreement for 8 Twin Cities hospitals
• Woman arrested for vandalizing animal shelter
• Minn. apple crop mostly survives untimely frost
• Morning Jolt: Haunted home for seniors?
• Fonder says he won't reopen Bronze Boot; it's for sale
• Citing money woes, Minn. Waters planning to shut down
• Hensel suing city over political yard signs
• Burning restrictions easing in Polk County, elsewhere in northern Minn.
• Today in the news: Fake cop killing Miss. drivers?
• Kraler's body pulled from river after tubing accident
• Williams sentenced in weapons case
• Police: Golf club may have been used to kill dog
• Complaint forces health building's evacuation
• Murch accused of using Internet to lure teen
• Barricade won't prevent traffic from accessing alley, but it'll slow it down
• City, Crookston Implement try to work out deal on water line relocation
• Andvik convicted of setting fires
• Traveling art show to visit 10 libraries in coming months
• A barrel of fun, thanks to local Girl Scouts
• DeBoer shows off his Johnny Cash collection
• 'Old Church on Walnut Street' demolished
• Workers OK strike at 8 Twin Cities hospitals
• $628K sought for redistricting costs in Minn.
• Morning Jolt: Family saves kitten tossed out of car
• Ponsness' death in house fire a murder-suicide
• Less trash collected during GF cleanup
• Minn. corn, soybean planting way ahead of schedule
• Today in the news: JPMorgan CEO gets $23 million
• Partlow gets probation for pointing shotgun at police
• Morneau tests sore wrist, comes off DL Wednesday
• Dassinger gets 10 days for 'massage,' sex act
• Pawlenty keeping options open, but says he doesn't want to be VP
• Bercier, with five DWI convictions, pleads not guilty to fatal crash
• Berg brothers bike from Alaska to Argentina
• Highland teaching staff shuffled
• School board wants to talk more about pool projects, adding 7th member
• Tri-Valley's Summer Kid Bus is back
• N.D. passes Alaska to be second leading oil producer
• Dayton vetoes second GOP tax bill
• Authorities raise sailboat that sank and led to Rislands' deaths
• Vikings shield books on stadium deal
• Marcil donates $1 million to Concordia
• Morning Jolt: Bit by snake at Wal-Mart?
• Stevens' records could help with climate research
• Corn becoming king as Upper Midwest acres rise
• Crime caseload piling up in oil patch
• United Blood Services seeks sponsor for July 5-6 drive in Crookston
• Some N.D. voters might face dress code in June election
• Today in the news: Woman with flesh-eating bacteria doing well
• UMD grad, Erdahl, completes four majors with 4.0 GPA
• Park Rapids will host 2013 Governor's Fishing Opener
• U of M, Crookston Teambacker Summer 2012 Golf Tournaments Scheduled
• Four finalists named in Great American Think-Off
• Collector and collection photos coming in
• Fire at Pierce Tire building ruled arson
• City Public Works Committee: More street lights likely near Crookston Sports Center
• Northwest Minnesota Women's Fund seeking Community Builders nominees
• Dayton signing Vikings stadium bill Monday
• Herd of deer crash through mall window, Scheels
• Waldron, embattled police chief, agrees to leave
• Students work, get creative to minimize college debt
• Morning Jolt: Man wins Powerball 6 times
• Kvien Opatz drowns while trying to save dog
• This week: ‘Battleship’ takes off
• Week in review: Gay rights top the news
• Killing of Korynta remains a mystery 25 years later
• Money questions remain about Vikings stadium
• Can they count you in at Castle Park?
• Today in the news: FBI: Girls saw kidnapper kill himself
• Baby's cries help family get out of burning home
• Fire at garage unit causes heavy damage
• Ewing, security hospital patient, charged with stabbing mother
• Proposed U of M budget raises tuition 3.5%
• New Farmers Elevator emerging from the ground in Eldred
• Gilman: Pool project manager would help
• Lawnmower accident kills Rarick, 81, of rural Climax
• Swiss amiss: Bachmann drops Swiss citizenship
• Wilf, Vikings finally have a home of their own
• Beer-for-voting promo under investigation in GF
• Morning Jolt: Giant pasta box on sale
• Fire at Pierce Tire west of Crookston early Friday
• Minn. cracking down on spread of invasive species
• GF skateboarders hope to raise $215K for new park
• Today in the news: Flesh-eating virus claims woman’s leg
• Miller, Bremer robbery suspect, wishes he'd made millions in NFL
• Study: Homelessness on Minn. reservations persists
• Korte charged in squad car ramming
• Police try to ID bones found in 1976
• Benefit for Adam Tongen May 11 in Thief River Falls
• Decision on new Crookston chancellor likely a couple weeks away
• NMF Ed Summit will venture 'Beyond the Classroom'
• Community happy to lend a hand to Dufault
• 5th RiverView Women's Fest May 15
• Minn. lawmakers OK new tax bill, smaller business cuts
• Morning Jolt: Angry dentist story a hoax
• Vikings one vote away from new stadium
• Fantasy's inventory too sex-oriented for East Grand Forks
• Beyond floral prints: Dresses in N.D. exhibit are alive
• Minn. Orchestra laying off 13% of staff
• Oil patch town wants to put food vendors west of town
• Today in the news: President Obama says he supports gay marriage
• Third suspect in GF home invasion arrested
• Revenge by ex-lover or arson by homeowner
• Gate City wants overdraft fees lawsuit dropped
• Mom, boyfriend arrested for using diaper to discipline girl, 12
• UPDATE: Crookston teen accused of sexually assaulting kindergartner
• Firefighters practice auto extrication techniques
• Push for new locks, deadbolt on Crookston Township Hall irks residents
• Faculty Staff Day at the U of M, Crookston Celebrates Close of the Academic Year with luncheon and the theme "We're from Everywhere!"
• Jacobson gets 7 years for drug conspiracy
• Pattersons open Fantasy's in EGF, but get shut down
• U of M, Crookston Business Department Announces New Articulation Agreements with MSCTC, North Hennepin Community College, and Saint Paul College
• State Patrol: Speed a factor in crash that killed four NDSU students
• Vikings dilemma: How much is too much for stadium?
• Morning Jolt: Meet Mr. T-Rex
• Students evacuated after bomb threat
• BLOG: Sheriff's office investigating Crookston Township residents' concerns involving Reitmeier's work
• McCain to host rally outside Fargo home
• Crookston man arrested for possible sexual assault
• School stops using 'time out' room
• NDSU eyes fewer classes, but no tuition hike
• Today in the news: Nevada OKs Google’s autonomous car
• Minn. to test dogs for emerald ash borer
• Adetiloye files another appeal in credit card scheme
• Plea deal for Meemken, deputy accused of sex abuse
• GF to spend $75K to woo oil companies
• Crookston Chamber gives teachers cookies on Teacher Day
• Billboard job search pays off for Olson
• Mey briefly escapes from N.D. State Hospital
• Kiel votes yes on stadium bill, cites Vikings' impact
• Debbie Dufault benefit Wednesday at Eagles
• Reader collections: Humiston keeps his all boxed up now
• Minn. Senate volleys $496M bonding bill
• Bear kills dog in backyard
• After House OK, Senate hurdle next up for Vikings stadium bill
• State Patrol captain, Robson, resigns after drunk driving arrest
• Morning Jolt: Maurice Sendak remembered
• Roehl is Minnesota's Teacher of the Year
• Oil patch 'man camps' home to women, too
• Today in the news: Skype death not murder, Army says
• Family files federal suit against Valley Eldercare
• Stumpf will seek another term in Minn. Senate
• Judge won't move Howard trial for murder
• Tri-County Community Corrections staff honored this week
• Fishing pier put in river at Central Park
• Crookston Township: Residents' concerns back in spotlight Tuesday
• Charges: Lewis tried to suffocate baby in hospital
• Occupants escape house fire in rural Mentor
• Beyond the Yellow Ribbon: New law helps veterans find work
• Car crashes into house, driver hurt
• Stadium drama won't end Monday
• Stadium grips Capitol, but other work remains, too
• Minn. DNR hustles to finalize wolf hunt details
• Morning Jolt: Loch Ness Monster must leave river
• This week: Don’t forget Mother’s Day
• Week in review: Junior Seau’s brain to be studied
• Lane restrictions on Kennedy Bridge begins May 7
• County lays out summer road construction projects
• Today in the news: ‘Super moon’ to shine Saturday
• Hughes, Wood round out the chancellor finalist interviews
• CHS National Honor Society induction ceremony is on Sunday
• Contaminated soil examination continues on Highway 59 at Plummer
• Morning Jolt: Mensa admits 2-year-old
• Minnesota Vikings stadium vote set for Monday
• Mail workers hold drill, prep for possible attack
• Today in the news: Kentucky Derby could see first white horse winner
• Bachmann endorses Romney for president
• Crime alert canceled in possible abduction case
• Senator: Vikings stadium out of construction bill
• Union says it will resume talks with sugar company
• Ground broken for new UMC dorm
• Kayakers rescued from Red Lake River west of Crookston
• Morning Jolt: What’s Seinfeld’s secret project?
• Court denies appeal of convicted drug dealer
• Dumping ND property tax will require 400-page bill
• SDSU joining growing number of schools to snub UND
• St. Cloud State rues end of aviation program
• At ribbon cutting, FBI remembers 2 agents killed in 1975 Pine Ridge incident
• Today in the news: Junior Seau dead of self-inflicted gunshot to chest
• Burned wilderness area reopens in BWCA
• EMTs deal with dangers of chemical suicides
• Fighting Sioux legal bills at more than $46,000
• Hardin, first UMC chancellor candidate, interviewed
• Time to dig in: Construction begins on UMC residence hall
• U of M, Crookston students partner with AARP to do taxes
• New visitor’s policy takes effect May 14 at RiverView Health
• Judge throws out tribes' lawsuit on Sioux nickname
• Vikings cut RB King after weekend arrest
• No floor sessions on tap at Capitol
• Morning Jolt: Bin Laden killed 1 year ago
• Grand Forks looks to lure oil patch companies
• Prices go thigh high as consumers seek dark meat
• Minn. corn crop almost half in the ground
• Today in the news: Bin Laden wanted Obama assassinated
• Group lobbies for Grand Forks Air Force Base
• Official to discuss construction of USS North Dakota nuclear sub
• Dickhut, killed in Afghanistan, had just called home
• UND alums launch campaign to retire Sioux nickname
• Dayton vetoes medication abortion bill
• Feather gets prison for sex abuse
• Baumler charged with theft in three states
• Abel makes court appearance, next hearing in August
• Vikings stadium temporarily sidelined by other issues
• Defendants agree to plea deal in fraud case
• Senser tells her story in court
• 2 bodies found at scene of fire
• Minn. Legislature struggles to find session's end
• Morning Jolt: Pregnant woman hit by lightning
• Gustafson, NDSU researcher, killed in farm mishap
• Northland Lutherans oppose Minn. marriage amendment
• Exterminators: Bed bugs on the rise in North Dakota
• Today in the news: Barnes & Noble Nook gets boost from Microsoft
• Police shoot bear roaming neighborhood
• Hospital officials help Elston, Walmart cashier, in labor
• Ground Breaking for New Residence Hall on Wednesday, May 2, 2012, at Noon
• Student Achievement Recognized during Annual Awards Program at the U of M, Crookston on Thursday, April 19, 2012
• Morning Jolt: Ground zero tower is tallest in NY
• Tiedeman benefit brings in a steady crowd
• Minn. Legislature backs higher fishing, hunting fees
• UMC chancellor search: Public invited to finalists' receptions
• Grass fires off Highway 2 look like arson, PCSO says
• Senior Wellness Day at the Villa/Summit on May 1
• Hibbing teens Gonzalez, Perkins die in rollover
• Minn. Legislature's goal of April 30 finish softens
• Dayton vetoes fireworks expansion bill
• RSVP Volunteers Share the Gift of Time in Celebration of National Senior Corps Week May 7-11, 2012
• Crystal, union spar over processing costs
• This week: ‘The Avengers’ in theaters
• Week in review: George Zimmerman still free – for now, at least
• Today in the news: Michael Jordan’s team is worst ever
• Woman gets community service for texting while driving fatal
• Son: Rash led to monkeypox scare on flight
• Redistricting: County map will stay the same, for now
• Woman cited for having mannequin in fast lane
• Business is picking up for Ampride Taxi
• Farmer, Koenig, loses appeal in illegal fence case
• Highland musicians perform Spring Concert
• Highland staff celebrate baby boom
• Minneapolis terminal open again after bag triggers evacuation
• Crookston Area Community Fund: Creating a culture of giving back
• UMC celebrates online successes
• Community Connections Business Spotlight: Grand going digital
• Minn. House passes teacher layoff rules
• Dayton vetoes abortion facility license fees
• Shockman, 8, ID'ed as ATV rollover victim
• Senser says he wasn't surprised wife was lost and/or late
• N.D. oil town cracking down on transient workers at community center
• Morning Jolt: Relax like this frog
• UND's Kristo returning for senior season
• Con artists uses sheriff, senator in scam
• Today in the news: More Secret Service misconduct
• Cross, boy abandoned by dad, wants to stay with great aunt
• Summer Registration Day a convenient, one-stop shop
• Hardin, Hughes, Wood to interview for U of M, Crookston chancellor
• U of M announces candidates to interview for the position of chancellor of the University of Minnesota, Crookston
• Crookston High School Spanish III Costa Rica trip looks promising
• Mediation leads to tentative contract agreements in Polk County
• 2012 IDEA Competition winners named
• Panel grills Minn. commissioner over Medicaid
• Six U of M, Crookston Students Share Research during U of M Undergraduate Symposium
• Retail Management Class at U of M, Crookston Shares Research Results with Area Farmers
• Gophers' Tinsley died of enlarged heart
• Joe Senser: Wife said she'd hit construction cone
• Crystal reaches contract deal with Montana workers
• Morning Jolt: 'Royals book guy' goes viral
• Oil patch town delays ban on campers in city limits
• Minnesota's state soil? Why it's Lester, of course
• Minn. contracts may have domestic partner benefits
• Today in the news: Teens getting drunk on hand sanitizer
• Deputies: Man crashed car after smoking synthetic pot
• It's official: Crookston's home to at least one collector
• Dalai Lama at Mayo in Rochester for checkup
• Fireworks bill on Dayton's desk
• Girls decorate Highland
• Alum Whalen to address UMC Class of 2012
• Crookston alley still a popular short-cut, but parent says it's as dangerous as ever
• UMC online Business Administration degree a 'Smart Choice'
• U of M, Crookston Celebrates Success of Online Degrees and Recognition in 2011-12 during a reception on Tuesday, April 24, 2012
• Stepdaughter testifies in Senser trial
• Police: Everett killed former girlfriend, Love, then himself
• Commencement Exercises for the Class of 2012 at the U of M, Crookston Saturday, May 5, at 2 p.m. in Lysaker Gymnasium
• Vikings stadium momentum leaves critics disarmed
• Neighbor resuscitates dog rescued from fire
• Downing charged with endangering child
• Jury finds Wacht guilty of murdering Johnson
• Morning Jolt: $5k wedding for dogs
• Job seeker markets himself on billboard
• Dayton plans to sign bill easing beer sales at TCF Bank Stadium
• Today in the news: Deion Sanders has wife arrested for assault
• NLRB ruling favors six fired at Jimmy John's
• Witte, disciplined for leaving squad car unlocked, has history of issues
• Minn. GOP warns SCSU Republicans about pastor
• Risland boy's recovering continues after sailboat accident
• Cave gets 11 years for conspiracy
• Prospects build for more fireworks in Minn.
• Vedbraaten not a fan of finance director salary range, votes against
• School board budget cuts amount to one kindergarten teacher, Tate
• CHS Hall of Fame 2012 Class: Knotek, Reynolds, Fee and Roelofs
• 19 charged in Mall of America melee
• Seniors Austin Czichotzki and Kristine Neu named "Man and Woman of the Year" at U of M, Crookston
• Sheriff sends investigators to Montana to help in Dumontet search
• Minn. Senate OKs hunting, fishing fee hikes
• Senser trial: Step-daughter threatened to call cops
• Wacht trial: Prosecution wraps up case
• Morning Jolt: Best doughnuts in the U.S.
• Wieland sentenced for child porn
• Ron Paul an unlikely force in Minn. Senate race
• All Minn. boats need invasive species stickers
• Today in the news: Metta World Peace may face suspension
• City officials say restaurant grease is clogging sewers
• Man killed while walking on RR tracks
• Minn. high school students on flight with emergency
• Chase ends with totaled patrol car, other car in dam reservoir
• Entrepreneur Experience Camp for High School Students to be held June 17-21, 2012, at the U of M, Crookston
• Does Crookston need a new housing incentive package?
• Taxi turmoil at UND
• Sather Scholarship Awarded to Six for 2012-13 Academic Year
• Need to sign your kids up for summer programming in Crookston?
• Neighbors credited with helping mom, toddler escape Fertile fire
• Jury selection begins Monday in Senser trial
• Boy, 8, killed in ATV crash
• Stephen hit hard by fire that kills boy, 4
• Morning Jolt: Trials of John Edwards, man accused of killing Jennifer Hudson's family
• Teague, VCU athletic director, is sole finalist at U of M
• This week: Anniversary of Chernobyl
• Week in review: Woman died of too much Coke?
• Tattoo rule eased in Minn., more blood donors expected
• Chyle sentenced for burglaries in 3 counties
• Report: STDs reach new high in Minn. in 2011
• Today in the news: George Zimmerman gets $150K bond
• Dalrymple not pleased with N.D. Capitol insult from St. Paul
• Man files federal suit over sidewalk slip
• Spokesperson says Bachmann 'tar baby' quote not racial
• Haas pleads guilty to manslaughter
• Chris Tiedeman benefit April 28 in Crookston
• Czichotzki, Neu are UMC's Man and Woman of the Year for 2012
• School district health insurance rates go down again, not up
• Temporary digs are nice, but NCFB still needs a long-term home
• Something for everyone in Crookston this weekend
• Two Sugarbeet Series! events at Crookston Library next week
• Hakstol inks 6-year deal at UND
• Vikes threatened? Goodell in St. Paul today
• Testimony: Wacht turned red when told Johnson's head had been found
• Tribal members want voice in Fighting Sioux debate
• Altru delays Grand Forks expansion
• Morning Jolt: Starbucks getting rid of bug extract
• Minn. Legislature advances abortion regulations
• Today in the news: Ted Nugent questioned by Secret Service
• Eagles count key for proposed wind farm
• Minn. FoodShare reports record March campaign
• Initial results of ash borer study encouraging
• Scouts on Target at Crookston Gun Club April 21
• Hoiseth: New bar/grill in Crookston a '95% sure deal'
• North Country Food Bank, Villa treat volunteers
• New hotel in Crookston pinched by space
• Polk County board looks to adopt new district map before May 1 deadline
• Hospital drug theft reports soar in Minnesota
• Firefighters clean up acid spill in Fargo
• Deputies, officers looking for distracted drivers
• Morning Jolt: Most Influential People in the World
• Minn. hospital mixes up newborns
• Despite cool-down, Minn. farmers keep planting at a rapid rate
• Today in the news: Mom killed while trying to save kidnapped baby
• Minn. Senate passes fireworks bill
• Toay accused of misspending father's money
• Change of plea set in fatal pileup case
• Crookston Area Community Fund gets a $10K boost from Otter Tail
• Minn. Senate puts game and fish hikes on hold
• Earth Week brings out young people and their garbage bags
• Melbye: Put fishing pier in Central Park, not Castle
• NW Mental Health Center offering Mental Health First Aid training in Crookston
• Dayton looks to next year for Vikings stadium
• Ripplinger, locked-out Crystal worker, charged with crime
• Eubanks sentenced for role in armed robbery stabbings
• Prosecutors: Wacht wanted to make a statement
• Morning Jolt: Frozen cows found in cabin
• DNR seeks input on deer population goals
• Warm spring brings loons back to Minn. early
• Today in the news: The end of Twinkies?
• Corn seed supply a concern in the region
• N.D. farm couple rides to prom in tractor
• Prosecutor: Senser told daughter she'd been drinking
• Newborn DeBrazza monkey debuts at Minnesota Zoo
• Is wrong rink at Crookston Sports Center being showcased?
• Lab tests show Robson, Highway Patrol captain, had BAC almost twice the legal level
• Crookston Noon Day Lions 'spruce' up Wildwood Park
• Wagners of Fisher among IDEA Competition finalists
• Earth Week: Does college culture degrade our planet?
• Morning Jolt: Mega Millions winner to come forward
• House committee puts Vikings stadium in doubt
• Bakdash gets 40 years for hit-and-run that killed Van Handel
• SuperScholar.org ranks the U of M, Crookston a "Smart Choice"; Campus Ranks Number 15 in Top 25 Smart Choice Schools for Online Bachelors in Business Administration Degrees
• New ordinance puts Pattersons, Fantasy's in limbo
• Farmer wants to be compensated for petrified wood
• Today in the news: Wesley Korir wins the Boston Marathon
• Driver pulls over just before dying
• Minn. Senate panel to consider earlier fishing opener
• Visiting tankers leave GFAFB
• Rumble on the Red brings cowboy-mounted shooting to Crookston
• Great day for a Pi Run
• Jacob Abel found competent to stand trial
• Planning to be in Fargo April 21?
• Farm to School documentary to be screened in TRF
• Severe Weather Awareness Week underway in Minn.
• GF man hurt trying to jump between railcars of stopped train
• Jury selection begins in Wacht trial
• Minn. lawmakers return to St. Paul
• 10th Annual Carl Spackler Open to be Held on Friday, April 20, 2012, at Minakwa Golf Course in Crookston, Minn.; Tournament is sponsored by the U of M, Crookston Turf Club
• Risland improving after sailboating accident
• Un-confirmed tornadoes in Minn.
• This week: Brad and Angelina's engagement
• Chaffee, N.D. man who died on Titanic, remembered
• Week in Review: North Korea fails rocket launch
• Think out of the box when burying a loved one
• Pet rabbits alert couple to fire
• Best Buy investigates ex-CEO Dunn's relationship
• Desrosier donates her locks a second time
• Today in the news: North Korea fails rocket launch
• Brodkorb denied unemployment benefits
• Minn. businesses step up push for online sales tax
• Feds probe Jackson's burn death in northern Minn.
• U of M, Crookston Choir to present Spring Concert on Sunday, April 22 at 4 p.m. in the Kiehle Auditorium
• Man run over and killed by own car after tire goes flat
• Big changes coming to crookstontimes.com next week
• UMC Golden Eagles team up with Book Buddies
• CHS Leo Club Senior Breakfast a hit again
• Cyclist rides into train, dies
• City makes decision on N. Central Ave. parking
• Students OK after bus crash
• Evaluation finished, Abel will be back in court April 16
• Morning Jolt: What's that structure on Mars?
• Fargo's Gate City just the latest to be sued over overdraft fees
• U of M, Crookston Teambackers Plan 17th Annual "Fun Nite" on Friday, April 27, 1012; Social begins at 5:30 p.m. at the Crookston Eagles Club
• Deaths of two Devils Lake women investigated
• N.D. broadband connection covers 10,000 square miles
• County hopes someone runs for prosecutor; will it be Askew
• Today in the news: J.K. Rowling announces details about new book
• Father accused of stomping on toddler arrested
• Lakeland Fine Foods drops lawsuit in food feud
• Voter ID a hot topic at Kiel town meeting
• Fire that burned 1,600 acres now contained
• DFLers: Avoid a do-nothing session
• Sand from sand mandala placed in Red Lake River
• Learn Mexican folk dancing techniques at 'Fiesta' April 21
• No more booze at UND frat, sorority houses
• 911 transcript details discovery of triple murder
• In bankruptcy, Cetero seeks bonuses for executives
• Morning Jolt: Ohio man arrested for putting puppies in suitcase
• Fargo's Gate City Federal hit with overdraft fees lawsuit
• Today in the news: Apple sued over e-book pricing
• Man found in Rochester quarry died of hypothermia
• Fargo school absolved from medical costs for accident
• Duluth woman safe after dangerous dog rescue
• Pilot walks away after Fargo plane belly landing
• Chaos in Crookston Township?
• Locked out workers picket at Crystal district meeting
• No snow in the forecast for 2nd Pi Run at UMC
• Full steam ahead on Extension move to Valley Tech Park
• VP Biden comes to Minn. for Klobuchar fundraiser
• 2 injured in RV crash leave Kansas
• Morning Jolt: Pizza with a hot dog crust
• Minneapolis mayor agrees to meet with Occupy
• Today in the news: Real Maryland Mega Millions winners claim prize
• Pawlenty closes book on presidential campaign debt
• Boy missing, sister drowned in boating accident
• Victim in CA stunt plane crash was UND graduate
• Duluth officials plan 10 tall ships at 2013 event
• Spring planting well ahead of average pace in ND
• Finance director, city clerk split approved
• City hopes to start work on CSC commercial land utilities this summer
• Does Anderson Seed owe you money?
• Highway 59 at Plummer remains closed
• Boy still critical after boating accident
• US teen births: Miss. has highest rate, NH lowest
• Morning Jolt: UFO in South Korea
• Female falcon returns, without her mate
• GF crime hits 15-year low
• City considers bike rental program
• Today in the news: Facebook buys Instagram
• Woman hurt by falling tree
• Officials at a loss over 100-year-old tombstone
• 12 arrested in Occupy protest in Minneapolis
• U of M, Crookston Alumna Jean Fischer Whalen to Address Graduates on Saturday, May 5, 2012, at Commencement Exercises
• District spends $28K on superintendent search, then hires from within
• Man dies after crashing ATV into tree
• Nicholas, Cwikla, Henre poised to purchase DEE, Inc.
• UMC contingent promotes successes of diversity at conference
• A Monday meeting marathon
• Adams seeks answers on Crookston Township road maintenance spending
• Wildfire burns 1,000 acres in Wadena County
• Nordrums, missing boy and dad, found in cabin
• Risland family asks for prayers after sail boat accident kills two
• Morning Jolt: Tiny town of Buford sold for $900K
• Cigarettes likely caused deck fires
• This week: 100th anniversary of Titanic sinking
• Week in review: Generous firefighters top the news
• Tribes see drop in crime since Native Mob gang sweep
• N.D. tops nation again in honey production
• Murder suspect Wacht wants evidence suppressed
• Man pleads guilty to stealing steers
• Today in the news: Navy jet crashes into apartment
• Police: Driver probably fainted before fatal collision
• UND's Eades applies for Mankato job
• Durbin gearing up for the trip of a lifetime
• CLIMB Theatre to perform 'A Deeper Look' at UMC April 9
• ECFE class keeps 'Going Places'
• Dufault upgraded to stable condition
• After Light's death, Mello appears with public defender
• Public Health Week: PC Community Health Services
• Dayton vetoes GOP bill on school IOU's
• Knutson, Moorhead waitress, gets $12K after all
• Fighting Sioux ballot language changed after error
• Fargo to Chicago flight hits bird, turns around
• Morning Jolt: Dog eats owner's Masters tickets
• Norberg, doctor accused of drugging wife, backs out of plea deal
• Insurers must provide coverage after gender change
• Appeals panel weighs proposed cell tower near BWCA
• UND's Blood signs with Senators
• Today in the news: Ghost ship sunk by Coast Guard
• Fighting Sioux ballot language set
• Wolfgram pleads guilty to attempted murder
• Aerial, ground search for Nordrum, 7, unsuccessful
• Elephant statue in memory of Minn. boy stolen
• Crookston InMotion: So far, so hopeful...enthusiastic...excited...pleased
• RSVP: 'Reading Buddies' bond over books
• Polk County landfill to expand
• It's the Month of the Military Child, too
• GF man pleads guilty to child porn
• Reiling of Halstad accused of illegally capturing bald eagle
• Minn. voters will decide on voter ID at polls
• $12,000 left at restaurant: Gift or drug money?
• Morning Jolt: YouTube to start offering Paramount movies
• NDSU's Dorn suspended for two weeks without pay
• Minn. fireworks bill rattles state Capitol
• Shaft surprised by court's ruling on Sioux nickname vote
• Today in the news: Puppies rescued by firefighters
• If Gophers win, Kaler reminds students to behave
• Minn. lawmakers mull mom-friendly fishing opener
• N.D. Higher Ed Board doesn't regret challenging Sioux nickname in court
• Your Question Answered: It's the ARMER system
• Sara Tiedeman succumbs to injuries from crash a month ago
• New Paths ALC to stay on the same path, for now
• Rep. Kiel to host town hall meetings in Crookston, elsewhere
• Marquis back with Twins, injured daughter improves
• Nelson, UND's leading scorer, signs with Islanders
• Morning Jolt: Flying cars coming soon?
• It's official: Voters will decide fate of Sioux nickname, logo
• ND Sec State shortens office hours
• EPA moves closer to approval of 15 percent ethanol gas
• Loophole in law let teen drive big rig in crash
• Today in the news: Firefighters donate Mega Millions winnings
• Study seeks ways to cut Valley City flood damage
• Crookston InMotion blog up and running at crookstontimes.com
• Morris Leas stepping away from Crookston Figure Skating program
• Betty Tangen is a PCPH 2012 Health Champion
• Frost could pose danger to North Dakota grapes
• No decision on proposed Grand Forks sex shop
• Locked-out American Crystal workers alter plans
• Morning Jolt: Want to be buried in a bacon coffin?
• Fishing trips offered on Red Lake Reservation
• ND cow gives birth to twins nearly three weeks apart
• ND lien law collects on unpaid child support
• Martineau will serve at least 40 years for double homicide
• Today in the news: 7 dead in shooting at university in California
• Hotel clerk accused of recording guests having sex
• Five top talkers advance to Section 8A meet
• Home stinking of dead cats to be demolished
• $5M lawsuit filed over fire at GF REA
• Sanders family wonders, what the fork?!
• Minn. caregiver, Stern, gets 45 days for genitals abuse
• Reitmeier to lead NWMHC
• National Public Health Week: It starts with active living, healthy eating
• Won't you adopt a lonely, beautiful flower basket?
• Saga in Minn. Senate involving Brodkorb will cost state, no matter what
• 5 members of Minn. family, Kerbers, killed in mobile home crash
• Driver of semi that hit train near Plummer ID'ed as Buzzell, 65, of Isanti
• Earth Week Brings Jim Farrell, Ph.D., to the U of M, Crookston on Thursday, Apr. 19, 2012, to speak on "The Nature of Our Lives: How College Culture Degrades Nature and How it Might be Different"
• White House approves Fargo diversion project
• Morning Jolt: Who won Mega Millions?
• This week: NCAA championship is Monday
• Center takes a soft approach to a sensitive subject: child abuse
• Week in review: George Zimmerman, Mega Millions the talk of the week
• Veteran firefighter, Wajda, accused of selling drugs at station
• Today in the news: George Zimmerman’s brother speaks out
• Franek, who died in Red River, was wanted by police
• Deputy kills muskrat after it bites boy
• Escaped bison shot before they can get into city
• Lots of Movin' and Groovin' during Month of the Young Child
• SCSU's Mike Lee, of Roseau, signs entry level contract with Coyotes
• If SCDP grant is awarded, 25 rehab projects could take place in 20 downtown Crookston buildings
• SIFE Students at U of M, Crookston Present Poster at 3rd Annual Internationalizing Campus and Curriculum in March
• Muesing, Neppel at Capitol on Health Care Volunteer Day in Minnesota
• Crookston Chamber Beautification Committee has a busy season planned
• Chacano, who brought gun to court, gets 20 more years
• Another water park linked to cryptosporidiosis
• Cops: Twins' Pavano was target of extortion attempt
• Five escape twin-home fire
• Morning Jolt: Man saved from cougar attack by bear
• Minn. Senate approves alcohol sales at TCF Bank Stadium
• Sheriff under investigation
• Today in the news: Mega Millions jackpot a new world record
• Official: Fargo Cetero unaffected by bankruptcy
• Judge: Minn. man, Richardson, who drowned son could be released
• Chacano to be sentenced in gun-in-courtroom case
• City's taxi ordinance getting teeth
• Vehicle of murder victim Grenstiner, 83, found in Fargo
• Man who died in Red River ID'ed as Franek, 23, of Moorhead
• Polk County Extension: Return of full-time 4-H coordinator likely
• Report: Minn. farmers enjoyed record profits in 2011
• Senate GOP bonding bill detailed
• Hassel hurt when hit by train
• Morning Jolt: Vermont residents aim for cowbell record
• S.D. regulators end bid to seek assets of Mentor-based Anderson Seed
• Today in the news: Mega Millions jackpot reaches new record
• Authorities: Missing boy might be with dad, Nordrum
• Annual Spring Fly-In Pancake Breakfast to be held at the Crookston Airport on Sunday, April 15, 2012
• Music, Dance, Food, and Fun All a Part of Fourth Annual "Fiesta in the Spirit of Cinco de Mayo" at the U of M, Crookston on Saturday, April 21, 2012; Event to Celebrate the Month of the Young Child
• Lucky 13 for U of M, Crookston's SIFE Team Named Regional Champions for 13th Consecutive Year
• Chiropractor, Fiebiger, has license revoked
• Business plan for Crookston Pool in the works
• U of M online education ranked high, and most degrees are on Crookston campus
• Who's dumping soiled adult diapers?
• Body recovered from Red River
• Minn. to allow limited moose hunt in fall
• Morning Jolt: 'Harry Potter' now in e-book format
• Boutique hotel planned in downtown Williston
• Dog to sniff for drugs in Fargo public housing
• Today in the news: Dog found in trash gets sight back
• Wahpeton area bar operators want to curb violence
• Funeral set for Friday for Montana teacher
• Fieldwork start in ND the earliest in 10 years
• Morning Jolt: Highest gas prices are in Chicago
• Chamber, West Polk County Agri-Women host Farmer's Share Breakfast
• Fee, Brekken vote against one-year contract for Gilman
• City to extend utilities to north-end commercial space
• Council wants more info on finance director/city clerk proposal
• School board OKs launch of high-tech upgrade
• Infant dies after mother's fall
• Fargo Marathon route to snake into Moorhead
• Fargo residents to vote on sales tax extension
• FBI raises doubts about evidence in 1993 killing
• Minn. updating rules to fight BWCA, Voyaguers haze
• Today in the news: CNN poll finds 73 percent want George Zimmerman arrested
• Mayville Doppler radar getting major upgrade
• Mall of America plans $200M expansion
• CHS art students excel at festival
• Neighbors helping Simon, 82, a farmer left homeless by fire
• Man pulled from Red River, taken to hospital
• Arvidson's departure spurs proposal to split position
• DeMers honored on his day
• Body found in GF railroad yard ID'ed as Ayling, a UND student
• Lions participating in American Diabetes Association Alert Day March 27
• Know any Crookston veterans you'd like to see recognized?
• Wongdue Sangbo Gurung, a Buddhist Monk from Nepal, to Create Sand Mandala on visit to U of M, Crookston in April
• CLIMB Theatre to Present "A Deeper Look" at the U of M, Crookston on Monday, April 9, 2012; Performance at 7 p.m. in Kiehle Auditorium
• Foes want proposed Grand Forks lingerie store moved
• What stinks? Bizarre trash collects in N.D.'s oil patch
• Wildland Firefighter Training at U of M, Crookston Provides Valuable Opportunity for Students
• Morning Jolt: March 26
• Essler, 15, killed in head-on crash, was state cross country champ
• This week: Earth Hour takes place Saturday
• Mentor-based Anderson Seed's debt upsets South Dakota PUC
• Quest to preserve Ojibwe goes online...and talks
• Bachmann owes $1 million in campaign debt
• Gown-wearing Minn. firefighters battle truck blaze
• Week in review: Whitney Houston's cause of death revealed
• Today in the news: Geraldo Rivera blames Trayvon Martin's death on hoodies
• Gilman contract on Monday school board agenda
• Alpha Lambda Delta to Host Second Annual Pi Run at the U of M, Crookston on Saturday, April 14, 2012; Fun Run for Children Under Age 10 begins at 9:30 a.m.
• Teen girl dies in fiery crash
• Spring Aviation Safety Seminar Slated for Tuesday, April 3, 2012, at the U of M, Crookston; Seminar begins at 7 p.m. in Kiehle Auditorium
• Dance Sessions for Children and Adults part of Fourth Annual "Fiesta in the Spirit of Cinco de Mayo" at the U of M, Crookston on Saturday, April 21, 2012
• Lots to 'Love' at Washington School in March
• RiverView Hot Disk Cookoff raises money for NCFB
• Archery at Crookston Sports Center would require ordinance change
• Government files suit against R.J. Zavoral & Sons of East Grand Forks
• Teen wrapped in blanket struck and killed on highway
• Articulation Agreements Designed to Help Students from ATCC and NCTC Interested in a Bachelor's Degree from the Business Department at the U of M, Crookston
• LaMere pleads guilty in synthetic drug case, faces 10 years
• No name North Dakota? At least for NCAA tournament
• Mayor of tourist town has to wait to hang
• Warm, dry conditions jump-start wildfire season
• Today in the news: Whitney Houston died of accidental drowning, coroner says
• Minnesotans reminded to prepare for severe weather
• More moose collared in Voyaguers National Park
• Stray bullet travels a mile, hits girl in leg
• 2010 crash brings manslaughter charge against Bercier
• Stassen wants CSC to promote businesses more
• Mom with tattling daughter pleads not guilty
• DeMers to be honored on his day
• A Q & A with Sam Fischer
• Brodkorb takes step toward lawsuit
• Local teachers cross paths with Dayton at Minnesota Capitol
• Body of Nilles, found near RR tracks, was Amtrak rider
• 3 Minnesotans die in plane crash near Glencoe
• Body found in N.D. is likely missing Montana teacher, Arnold
• Erhardt, former NDSU football coach, dies
• Superintendent: Book pulled from library in error
• Minn. DNR to start taking camping reservations again
• Today in the news: Tim Tebow traded, Sean Payton suspended
• Farmer, 82, who lost house to grass fire slept in pickup
• DNR suspects low oxygen killed thousands of fish in Pelican River
• Body found by Minn. RR tracks is Niles of Fargo
• Save the Date: Former NBA Player Chris Herren to Speak on Wednesday, October 17, 2012, at U of M, Crookston
• New Members Inducted into National Society of Leadership and Success Chapter at the U of M, Crookston
• Wrongful death trial opens
• School board discusses ALC deficit, technology investment
• United Way of Crookston accepting Community Grant applications
• IMPACT 20/20 to offer workforce training in Crookston, elsewhere
• Principal who hosted anti-gay band says he already planned to resign
• Some Minn. farmers can't resist urge to start planting
• U of M Ranked #2 in Online Education by Guide to Online Schools; Crookston Campus Provides Majority of Online Undergrad Education
• ND studies to explore natural gas, electric growth
• Today in the news: New witness in Trayvon Martin case
• U of M, Crookston Horticulture Majors Lexi Salonek and Alisha Aasness Receive MNLA Scholarship
• CHS Knowledge Bowl team headed to state
• Approved playground scenario called a 'win-win' for two city parks
• UPDATE: Arvidson to succeed the retiring Bennett at RiverView
• Farm accident: Man able to free himself from auger in rural Crookston
• Even without a spring flood threat, lots of ice comes through Crookston
• Red River crests in Fargo without flooding
• Body found along railroad tracks between Hawley and Glyndon
• Fire damages Grand Forks iron manufacturing plant
• Children Explore Agriculture during Annual Tours for Tots Scheduled for Wednesday, April 11 through Friday, April 20 at the U of M, Crookston
• Hallock offers free land to attract workers
• Time capsule uncovered in building
• Today in the news: Peyton Manning in, Tim Tebow out in Denver
• BREAKING NEWS: Betty Arvidson leaving her city position for RiverView
• Altru plans $130M bond issue
• Student tracking deer as part of research project
• Dreams On Ice
• Cause of abandoned house fire near Crookston being investigated
• No one hurt when train derails
• Accused priest, Jeyapaul, in custody in India
• Help Cathedral School teachers get a pie in the face
• Partlow guilty of terrorizing officers
• Census: Proportion of native Minnesotans shrinking
• Red River expected to crest below flood stage
• This week: ‘Hunger Games’ opens Friday
• Pooch gains admirers after tough life
• Former President Clinton wows large crowds in Grand Forks
• Week in review: Baby koalas get an exam
• Crookston home-builder NMHC celebrating 14 years
• Sneeze causes accident that knocks out power
• Industry: New ND oil rules could curb drilling
• Today in the news: New iPad a big hit on first day
• Attempted murder suspect Garza testifies in own defense
• No fooling: Ampride Taxi looks to launch April 1
• Brodkorb threatens to expose other Capitol affairs
• ECFE class keeps going places
• USDA NRCS allocates funds for landowners to address water issues
• UMC granted 'full continuing approval' for ECE teacher licensure prep
• Former NFL player Hansen will run against Eken
• ND Democrats open convention Friday
• ND Supreme Court considers Fighting Sioux case
• Mitzel, ND legislative candidate, cited for underage drinking
• Today in the news: Blagojevich enters prison
• Upper Midwest farmers urged to check stored grain
• 'Dreams' come true at CSC this weekend
• Fighting Sioux: ND Supreme Court hears case
• Firefighters put out chimney fire
• Don't take the 'fishing' scam bait
• The melt's almost over
• UMC news: Campus makes 'Honor Roll with Distinction' for service efforts
• Former Grand Forks mayor to see Clinton again
• Mom gives birth on sidewalk outside hospital
• Fire destroys Moorhead egg carton plant
• Kemps buys Cass-Clay creamery operation in Fargo
• Today in the news: Encyclopaedia Britannica to stop print editions
• Estrada's attempted murder trial underway
• Musical Production "Oklahoma!" to be Performed by U of M, Crookston Music and Theater Students from Thursday, March 29 through Sunday, April 1, 2012, in Historic Kiehle Auditorium at the U of M, Crookston
• Crookston Chamber, UMC host biggest Career Day ever
• River Watch Forum brings hundreds of teams to UMC campus
• Second edition of Madigan's 'I'm Proud of You' published
• City looks to restrict parking on portion of Central Ave. N
• Jaeger makes statewide vote on Fighting Sioux official
• Senate panel OKs increase in fishing license fees
• S.D. regulators seek assets of Mentor-based Anderson Seed
• Today in the news: Why are people stealing Tide?
• U of M, Crookston Recognized with Distinction as part of the President's Higher Education Community Service Honor Roll for 2012
• Women's History Month Events Highlight March at the U of M, Crookston
• Gilman a finalist in Delano
• City eyes downtown square on former high school property
• Community and School Garden Mini-grants Offered by the U of M Northwest Regional Sustainable Development Partnership
• Trial set for former officer accused of assaulting girlfriend
• Today in the news: Crystal Cathedral undergoing big changes
• City reviewing emergency ordinance for mayor
• Any bears roaming in your neck of the woods?
• School break not much fun in ND oil country
• Man in custody for threatening buildings
• Work to commence this spring on nature play space at Castle Park
• Bus stops to deal with unruly passenger
• Spring weight restrictions kick in today in north-central, north frost zones
• BWCA fire aftermath includes campsite closures
• Sioux jerseys mean no photo for UND women's hockey team
• This week: March Madness begins Tuesday
• 50th International Sugarbeet Institute March 14-15 in Grand Forks
• Week in review: New iPad tops the news
• 1-year-old burned by water pipe
• Man charged in fatal confrontation outside Legion
• Today in the news: Another ‘Phoenix lights’ mystery
• Judge dismissed attempted puppy-mailing case
• Parks, accused of throwing objects at cars, in custody
• Flatland, Minn. weekly paper editor, accused of plagiarism
• Seniors enjoy their day at Crookston Sports Center
• Stassen: 2012 United Way goal still within reach
• On equity pools and the Crookston Area Community Fund...
• Watch CHS Robotics Team live on the web
• GOP, Dayton differ on how to repay schools
• CHS robotics team competing in regional competition
• Sviggum agrees to resign as U of M regent
• Planned lingerie store worries parents
• Future of accident-prone deputy uncertain
• Today in the news: Invisible Children documentary about warlord goes viral
• City looks to accelerate development plans next to CSC
• Figure Skaters help
• Grand Theatre: Are you up for the challenge?
• RiverView acupuncturist to present Community Wellness Talk
• Bystanders help man trapped under SUV
• Woman says she was hurt when police removed cuffs
• Court hearing in Fighting Sioux case March 15
• Justice Department hails school settlement
• 3 sibling share same birth date
• Today in the news: iPad 3 will have amazing resolution
• Fargo sales tax extension might go to voters
• Driver in Highway 2 crash charged with criminal vehicular homicide
• Other driver in Tiedeman crash dies
• ND Air Guard stands to lose manned flying mission
• Janssen throws his bib on the trail again
• Minnesota Food Share's March Campaign: ‘Be a hero. Fight hunger.’
• Take a free ride on T.H.E. Bus
• IDEA Competition: Father-son team from Fisher are finalists
• Woman settles case with therapist's employer
• ND GOP caucus turnout sets new high
• No more chronic wasting found in North Dakota deer
• Oahe, Sakakawea smelt spawn could be critical
• Today in the news: Mom loses legs shielding kids from tornado
• No foul play suspected in death of Valley City man
• Paul eyes ND caucuses to pick up a state victory
• Williston flights being expanded, upgraded
• Small Cities Development Program Woods Addition grant wrapping up
• Senior Day is Thursday
• Finalized natural play space design to be presented on Thursday
• U of M, Crookston Granted Full-Continuing Approval from Minnesota Board of Teaching to Prepare Individuals for Minnesota Teacher Licensure in Early Childhood Education
• Red River Valley Development Association Schedules 74th Annual Honor Banquet
• Fargo-Moorhead looks to target gay travelers
• Minot air show to feature Canadian Snowbirds
• Oil boom hampering grasslands roads plan in ND
• Today in the news: Penguin runs away from zoo
• Man dies in oil rig fall
• Autopsy planned on body found in Valley City
• UPDATE: Republican strategist, Crookston native Tiedeman and wife critically injured in crash
• Theresa Helgeson, Lab Services Coordinator at the U of M, Crookston, Receives Additional Nursery and Landscape Certification
• This week: Super Tuesday, iPad 3 and Bruce Springsteen
• Week in review: Midwest tornadoes and storms top the news
• Constituents angry over large severance payout
• Today in the news: Obama birth certificate in the news yet again
• Man sentenced in zebra mussels case
• Lawsuit over street repair bill settled
• Roller derby league probes embezzlement
• Chladek settles in, gets up to speed
• Crookston Police ID counterfeiting suspect
• Kiel: Surplus a step in the right direction
• Final defendant, from White Earth, arrested in Native Mob case
• Police find possible human remains in yard dig
• For Vikings stadium plan, real work begins now
• Regulators closer to taking over Mentor-based Anderson Seed
• Flood risk up slightly in Red River Valley
• NCAA: Don't bring Fighting Sioux name to playoffs
• Accused West Acres Cinema shooter to argue self-defense
• U of M lawyer: Sviggum has a conflict of interest
• Today in the news: Birth control bill fails in Senate
• Debate intensifies over undercover animal filming
• One dead in house explosion
• Regulators move in to take over Anderson Seed
• House passes bill to let attorneys carry guns
• Mid-Valley Grain participating in Harvest for Hunger
• Crookston officials mull dispatch options
• Six months in, things going well at Polk County Taxpayer Services Center
• Counterfeit $100 bills circulating in Crookston
• Is Minn. $323 million surplus already spent?
• Deal would put Vikes' stadium near Metrodome
• Third-grader disciplined over pop gun
• Regents panel to meet on Sviggum's dual jobs
• Minn. lawmakers consider alternative voter ID plan
• Today in the news: Davy Jones from The Monkees dies
• USDA: Minn. 2011 corn crop worth a record $7B
• Conservative group sues over voter eligibility
• 'In Pursuit of Spring!' celebrates women and the season
• Sixth suspect sentenced in drug conspiracy
• Police warn of parking ticket fraud
• Court: Light's death leaves Mello without an attorney
• New full-time reading teacher to be hired
• Retiring Larry Anderson to be put to good use
• Some storm, huh?
• Woman sues over fall at airport
• School district sticks with no spring break
• Minn. budget forecast will determine rest of session
• Man sentenced for child porn
• Franken's staff to discuss farm bill in EGF March 1
• Romney coming to Fargo Thursday
• Today in the news: 2 more students die from Ohio school shooting
• Police officer being investigated
• Defense says Bakdash didn't mean to run over pedestrians outside bar
• Free tax prep available for qualifying individuals
• Boy, 11, was wearing headphones when hit by train
• Even with new revenue, city/school pool talk dominated by familiar refrains
• School tech talk ramps up
• Storm expected to dump 6 to 10 inches on Crookston
• Stahlecker hosting fundraiser Feb. 29 at the Shanty
• Violent drug dealer, Hoff, gets 32 years in prison
• Minnesota State Moorhead won't add D1 hockey
• UND denied meet invite over Fighting Sioux nickname
• Minn. Senate passes teacher layoffs bill
• Birthday party brawl at hotel sends 4 to jail
• Today in the news: ‘Berenstain Bears’ co-creator dies
• No cause of death yet for MIT student from Minn.
• Nisswa woman dies in hot tub
• Readers send in their nature photos
• 2 teens wounded in party bus stabbing
• UPDATE: Feb. 28 Black History Month events cancelled
• Blizzard watch posted, but worst likely headed south of Crookston
• Students partake in month-long celebration of reading
• Redistricting reaction: Eken will seek Minn. Senate instead of another House term
• College chefs to compete in culinary challenge
• Man killed in farm accident
• 2 locked-out Crystal workers face charges
• This week: ‘Dr. Seuss’ The Lorax’ out in theaters
• Week in review: Afghanistan violence tops the news
• Endurance event tests racers' endurance in 'Nation's Icebox'
• In Minnesota, the rare release of a committed sex offender
• Deadly force bill now on fast track to Dayton
• Today in the news: Fake 9/11 firefighter admits lying
• Dog reunited with Minn. family after 300-mile journey
• Minn. student found dead in MIT dorm
• Jablonski surprises teammates
• Wintry weekend on tap for Crookston and region
• Nursing home resident subdued with taser
• Crookston InMotion gaining steam
• Scott Butt to coach Pirate football
• Sarah Reese steps in as new Polk County Public Health director
• ND lawmakers mull next move in Fighting Sioux lawsuit
• Expert: Minn. might not have moose much longer
• NDSU remembers four students killed in crash
• Students on field trip find body
• Board rejects NDSU request for modest tuition bump
• Judge will rule within 90 days on Minn. child care union vote
• Supreme Court deadline on Fighting Sioux case
• Jamestown fire ruled accidental
• Fire destroys apartment building, but no one hurt
• Today in the news: J.K. Rowling announces new book
• Former ND oral surgeon wins whistleblower case
• Minn. woman pleads not guilty to negligent homicide
• Officer cleared in wounding of man
• Judge turns down appeal in credit card fraud
• Park Board opens door for businesses that sell alcohol to advertise at CSC
• Prosecutor hospitalized after tumor found
• UMC International Dinner Series will soon commence
• Jerome Abel stabbing death: Grand jury convened
• Polk County: Process to find Schmalenberg's successor commences
• Minn. father who abandoned son still wants reunion
• Charges: Jealous husband attacked with hammer
• Judge won't block new Moorhead drug ordinance
• Theresa Helgeson, Lab Services Coordinator at the U of M, Crookston, Receives Additional Nursery and Landscape Certification
• Memorial service planned for 4 NDSU students
• Restitution gap in massive credit card fraud case
• Minn., N.D. counties team up to fight Fargo diversion
• Today in the news: Georgia rep. proposes vasectomy ban
• Parents: Have a couple minutes to do a survey?
• Minn. redistricting: New maps pair 46 incumbents
• Your Question Answered: Vocational Rehab Services moving downtown
• Elton John to play GF REA next month
• First-graders celebrate February through songs
• A SNAP-y acronym
• Manhunt on for man who escaped from custody
• No decision yet on which Crookston park gets new playground first
• Chants at Fighting Sioux game at UND draw warning
• Fonder of GF pleads guilty to stolen painkillers scheme
• Sadness at NDSU over loss of four students
• GF flight was cancelled because flight attendant was drunk
• A Celebration of Black History and Culture on Tuesday, February 28, 2012, at U of M, Crookston; Evening performances begin at 6 p.m. in Kiehle Auditorium
• New North Dakota fishing regulations finalized
• Today in the news: Military dad burns N.J. flag in protest of Whitney Houston
• Widow of late Fargo lawmaker to seek his seat
• Williston residents urge crackdown on litterbugs
• FAA investigating incident involving Grand Forks flight
• Crookston gets a winter refresher course
• ECFE class' latest stop is Titan Machinery
• NCFB's preferred option is a new facility in Crookston
• Grant funds will tackle underage drinking in Polk County, and up to age 25
• 4 college roommates killed in Minnesota crash
• Today in the news: Elizabeth Smart marries in Hawaii
• Minn. Boy Scout, Vandal, gets national award
• Bedbugs infest low-income apartment building
• Large crowd turns out for presentation on suicide
• Pilot OK after landing plane in Minn. field
• Crookston in line for several inches of snow
• Halvorson of rural Fosston OK after pickup falls through ice
• Crookston man arrested for allegedly trying to rob GF Burger King
• N.D. Supreme Court asked to take Fighting Sioux case
• Altru buys Doctors Hospital, announces major GF expansion
• Man proposes underwater
• Farm accident victim John Thompson keeps moving on
• Week in review: Whitney Houston, Gary Carter top the news
• This week: Oscars are next Sunday
• Book highlights Minnesota's smallest towns
• Ron Paul in N.D. this weekend
• Minn. police, attorneys oppose deadly force bill
• Citizens try to block quarry Strata of GF is proposing
• Judge keeps medication abortion law in limbo
• Today in the news: Payroll tax cut approved
• Minn. doctors concerned young adults are faking ADHD
• Sickness sweeps through Minn. schools
• Fiesta in the Spirit of Cinco de Mayo gets $10,000 boost
• Lions Winter Tailgate packs them in
• Figure skaters to perform exhibition Saturday at CSC
• School district looks to save money on pool fix
• Euclid woman charged with felony theft by swindle
• Boy, 2, critical after being found in hotel hot tub
• Flavors of Cameroon, Taiwan, and Germany Highlight the International Dinner Series at the U of M, Crookston during Mondays in March 2012; International Dinner Finale scheduled for Wednesday, April 11
• Good news continues in latest flood outlook
• White Earth tribe touts casino as part of stadium solution
• GF sales tax surging
• Santorum: N.D. will play key role in primary
• 'Piggyback Bandit' now banned in 5 states, including Minnesota, North Dakota
• Today in the news: ‘Colbert Report’ suspended
• Bachmann says she won't be Dancing With the Stars
• Company proposes pipeline that would go through Polk County
• Feb. 26 is Kamille Wahlin Day in Crookston
• Chippewa's $28M settlement expected
• Locked-out Crystal, Cooper Tire workers plan 6-state tour
• Audio aired from Rodriguez interviews during Sjodin investigation
• In coping with tragedies, Goetz finds strength
• Have a bike you no longer need or use?
• 'Clean Water for Everyone' dinner Feb. 20 in Crookston
• Dayton's speech presses GOP to back jobs proposals
• Police: Man, 36, died of exposure on his doorstep
• Hakstol: Nickname law hurts UND
• GF wrestler disputes ruling he bit opponent
• Mayo Clinic ordered to reinstate whistleblower
• Officials: Bullying debate brought changes to school policy
• Today in the news: Pekingese wins Best in Show at Westminster
• Chemical mix forces Minn. water plant evacuation
• Minnesota Department of Revenue launches BETA website
• LaPlante, DSU dean who killed himself, didn't know of audit
• Carlson: Fighting Sioux law will be defended
• Plow clears sunflower seeds from road
• Moorhead paraphernalia petition drive falls short
• School board gets started on 2012-13 budget
• Crookston Noon-Day Lions Winter Tailgate Feb. 16 at CHS
• Vikings: No point in filing relocation notice this year
• Santroum in North Dakota Wednesday
• Dayton's State of the State faces skeptical GOP
• United Way of Crookston Annual Dinner March 8
• GF council debating turf cost replacement
• Anoka couple stuck in Costa Rica after ATV crash
• Today in the news: Bill Clinton and Monica Lewinsky the focus of new film
• Bids are in, goal is to start high-flow diversion channel repair work this summer
• Celebrating 100 years of Pirate basketball
• Berg: Grand Forks air base can survive budget cuts
• Valentine's Day: You're never too young, or too old to celebrate it
• Pembina County State's Attorney resigns
• Crookston CVB wants to know about your events
• Annual "Fiesta in the Spirit of Cinco de Mayo" at U of M, Crookston Receives $10,000 Grant from Northwest Minnesota Regional Arts Council
• Third Annual Horse Judging Open Invitational set for Friday, March 30, 2012, for Youth and Collegiate Teams at the U of M, Crookston
• Senior Adam Kleinschmidt Receives Top Student Award from Minnesota Chapter of the The Wildlife Society
• Duluth native and Houston drummer mourns her death
• Report: Teen drinking down in N.D.
• No snow, no snowmobiles
• Today in the news: Friends, family say Whitney Houston didn’t kill herself
• Dahl won't seek another term
• Fund set up for boy, 7, struck by car and killed at bus stop
• Schlienz's family pursuing lawsuit
• 59 fish brought in at Ice Buster Daze 2012
• Maplewood Park next in line for new playground equipment
• School board poised to hire trio of paraprofessionals
• Man, 18, found dead in silo
• Ammonia leak forces evacuation of business, no one hurt
• Petition signers not giving up Fighting Sioux nickname fight
• Autopsy: Light shot himself to death at rest stop
• This week: Great Backyard Bird Count is this week
• Nonprofit looks to Crookston for donated computers
• Week in review: Contraception spat ends with compromise
• Who will wear Mr. CHS belt?
• Researchers: Internet bear's cubs are male, female
• Today in the news: Purple squirrel spotted in Pennsylvania
• Sheriff bans cars, trucks from all Hennepin County lakes
• Hecker moved to more secure prison
• Gilman pleased with NCLB waiver
• RiverView Foundation participating in Giving Hearts Day once again
• U of M, Crookston makes Princeton Review
• Gay Fargo couple refused marriage license
• Man convicted of attempted murder for gun in court
• Deadly force gun bill heads to full Minn. Senate
• Pop bottle causes brief scare at NDSU
• Today in the news: What does mortgage settlement mean for you?
• Minn. among first 10 states to get NCLB waiver
• Privette's mom says doctors expect her to recover
• Ice Buster Daze: River ice OK for fishing, but not snowmobile radar runs
• Motherway: No evidence of connection between Abel and brother's 2007 disappearance
• Clark, White sentenced for Red Lake Reservation shooting
• Christopherson accepts 'regional editor' position
• Salvation Army gets a boost from holiday season
• Gun in courtroom: Chacano says he forgot gun was in pants
• UND student body president: Students getting tired of saga
• Reactions mixed to return of Fighting Sioux nickname, logo
• City embroiled in sign dispute
• Hecker moved to solitary confinement
• Walmart getting tough on parking lot campers looking for oil patch work
• Today in the news: Moms battle Facebook over breastfeeding
• The Princeton Review Names the U of M, Crookston to "Best Value Colleges: 2012 Edition"
• Boy, 9, suspended for 'Billie Jean' groin grab back in school
• School News: Kids through a 'Souper Bowl Party' and they 'Love to Read'
• Polk County caucuses: Republicans pick Santorum
• Witness: Driver of Senser vehicle was blonde, younger
• Competency evaluation for Abel
• Scam alert: There's no fund-raising underway for school trip to museum
• National search underway to find Casey's successor at UMC helm
• UND's Kelley: School will resume using Fighting Sioux nickname
• Fighting Sioux nickname lives again
• Witnesses describe gun-in-courtroom scene
• Dog stays with angler who broke through ice
• Today in the news: California same-sex marriage ban ruled illegal
• Police: Resident started fire at assisted-living facility
• University of Minnesota begins search for new Crookston chancellor
• Trial begins in gun-in-courtroom case
• Abel tirade, confusion cut short initial court appearance
• Courted by candidates, Minn. GOP voters study up
• North-end collision sends four to RiverView
• Results from Justin Knebel Memorial Ice Fishing Tournament at Zippel Bay Resort on Lake of the Woods, Williams, Minn.
• How do you best access Legacy funds? Find out at Feb. 9 workshop in McIntosh
• Teen skateboarder killed by pickup
• Fighting Sioux supporters believe they have enough signatures
• ADM to close N.D. ethanol plant in April
• Report: Minn. board refrains from disciplining doctors
• Service set for Heils, missing in cruise ship disaster
• Man recovering after shooting nail in head
• Today in the news: Madonna halftime show a hit?
• Social for Alumni from the Northwest School of Agriculture and University of Minnesota, Crookston on Friday, Feb. 17, 2012, in Mesa, Ariz.; Social begins at 11:30 a.m. at the ViewPoint Resort
• Wife, ex-wife of crash victim fight for custody of child
• 3 treated after house fire
• Polk County Republican, DFL caucuses set for Tuesday
• Man lost in fog turns up in Grand Forks, more than 300 miles away
• In Minn., rightward drift challenges Romney
• Group makes final push for nickname supporters
• In Minn., Santorum refuses to fold despite another loss
• Ouart, Iraq war vet, gets Purple Heart
• This week: ‘Phantom Menace’ out in 3-D
• Week in review: Komen and Planned Parenthood top the news
• Board delays some ND leases for oil drilling
• ND officials say little support for base closings
• Fargo horse racing could end 2-year absence
• Today in the news: Komen changes mind on Planned Parenthood
• Senser civil case resumes after 4-month hiatus
• UPDATED: Early morning crash kills Crookston woman
• CHS Ag Services patrons share in record cash 2012 distribution
• Find your caucus online
• Your Question Answered: From convenience to consignment
• Where's the snow? Not in Lower 48, but elsewhere
• Romney supports automatic hikes in minimum wage
• Today in the news: Group wants sugar regulated like tobacco
• Road Salt Symposium seeks pollution solutions
• UMC Job and Internship Fair draws nearly 300 students
• Request for Proposals: Women’s Fund Grants and Scholarships
• Sykes hired as RSVP program coordinator for the Red River Valley
• Fighting Sioux backers plan signature push
• School responds to disturbing recess game
• American Crystal union to fight US sugar program
• Texas senators pay off friendly football bet with North Dakota counterparts
• Report proposes dividing Great Lakes, Mississippi
• Major GOP 'super PACs' raised millions in 2011
• Today in the news: Facebook seeks $5 billion IPO
• Tammy Sykes hired as Program Coordinator for RSVP of the Red River Valley
• Bachmann reports campaign debt of about $90K
• Chladek gets right to work
• Benefits of CT class go beyond student learning
• Rock honored with an ax
• Romney: Not focused on poor, they have safety net
• Romney says GOP fight strengthens him for fall
• Busey to introduce Holly movie in Minneapolis
• Walmart parking lot full of job seekers' campers
• Trial of two accused of murder to begin
• Stillwater lift bridge to close in the fall for four months
• Today in the news: Mom gives birth to 14-pound baby
• Residents upset with proposed power line
• RiverView budget makes a ‘huge jump’ into the black
• No resolution in Monday talks between Crystal, union
• Clean Water for Everyone Benefit Dinner to be held at U of M, Crookston on Monday, February 20, 2012; Dinner and program in Bede Ballroom, Sargeant Student Center at 6 p.m.
• New chief roils Minn. security hospital
• Ag Arama Royalty Crowned at U of M, Crookston; Senior Samantha Lahman wins 2012 True Grit Award
• Minn. GOP Senate's rejection of Anderson infuriates Dayton
• N. Dakota power will offset Super Bowl electricity
• Locally grown foods conference coming to Fargo
• New scanners coming to Fargo, GF airports
• Princess Diana's gown to arrive at MOA Wednesday
• No endorsement from Bachmann yet
• Today in the news: Super Bowl ad preview – and a look at the Ferris Bueller ad
• City to apologize for tree pruning
• City's one theater to close
• Minn. man wins almost $60K on Jeopardy
• North Dakota launching 20-year development plan
• DeBoer poised to be elected to RiverView Healthcare Association board
• 'Famous Dave' Anderson to speak at UMC Feb. 2
• UMC hosts Ag Arama
• Does Crookston lack higher-end housing options?
• Man killed in cabin fire
• Man dies in apartment fire
• What's new at the Minn. Capitol? Twitter will tell
• This week: Super Bowl Sunday is 1 week away
• Week in review: Heroic children top the news
• Gull Lake ice fishing tourney is on
• Small town at odds with pair of brothers
• City slashes sale price for old school
• Today in the news: Little boy writes heartwarming letter to 49ers’ Kyle Williams
• Autopsy: Schlienz, courthouse shooter, died of infection
• Mixed Blood Theatre to present "Daughters of Africa" on Tuesday, February 7, 2012, in Kiehle Auditorium
• Rodriguez charged with stealing drugs from RiverView's EGF clinic
• Prospects for major spring flooding in Crookston extremely slim
• What's with all the snow?
• Fargo hotel robbed
• Minn. House committee says yes to arming prosecutors
• Apartment fire deemed accidental
• Body of Hermanson found on shore; pickup sunk in lake
• Gay Minn. police officer's suit stands
• Pamida closing revives debate over burial site
• Today in the news: Vanna White and Pat Sajak were sometimes drunk during 'Wheel of Fortune'
• Stabbed toddler released from hospital
• NDSU's Cornick invited to NFL combine
• Wait continues for family of Heils, missing in cruise wreck
• Minn. legislative panels to hear wolf hunting bills
• Dodds returns after long deployment to Kosovo
• Missing statue returned to high school
• Lunar New Year Celebration brings U of M, Crookston Multicultural International Club to Highland Elementary Second Grade Classrooms
• Is a new North Country Food Bank building possible in Crookston?
• Brekken teaches students about organic farming
• Donated shoes on their way to Africa
• CGMC looks to shine light on push for supermajority amendment
• UMC to host Western Minnesota Regional Science Fair
• Wilf optimistic about stadium on Metrodome site
• Construction worker suffers minor injury in apartment fire
• Takedown of Native Mob gang prompts statewide Minn. prison lockdown
• Minn. Auctioneer Championship set
• High school statue missing
• Today in the news: Facebook makes Timeline mandatory
• Moorhead store sues city over new drug ordinance
• Valley City mayor survives recall
• CVB collects record lodging tax revenue
• Crookston market piques interest of Choice Hotels
• UPDATE: Chladek to start Feb. 1
• Mello trial set for May 29
• UMC Ag Arama tradition continues Jan. 27-28
• Unity fleeting as Minnesota Legislative session opens
• Up to 55 dogs and some cats found living in two mobile homes
• 4 swim to safety after car goes through ice on Lake Bemidji
• Minn. appeals court revives lawsuit challenging anti-gay marriage law
• Doctor's defamation lawsuit heads to jury
• Sheriff takes gun out of service after mishap
• Today in the news: Mitt Romney paid 14% in taxes
• Still no word on White Bear Lake couple missing in cruise wreck
• Street work on Albert Street, Central Avenue North given go-ahead
• City authorizes flood control project along Ash Street.
• School board notes: For the first time in a while, a bus purchase is approved
• UPDATE: Chladek accepts city's offer
• Humbled Koch won't seek re-election
• Safe ice not a problem for Devils Lake fishing tourney
• What happened to the Father of Fargo?
• Minn. legislative session could see lots of voter amendments
• BLOG: Chladek counter-offers, city council counters that offer
• Today in the news: 9-year-old girl outsmarts kidnapper
• Schlienz's family says infection led to his death
• City of Crookston recycling expands to cardboard collection
• Kiel ready for Reform 2.0
• Dog missing since fatal Xmas eve crash found alive and well
• Man faces up to 22 years for credit card fraud
• Ousted school journalism adviser returns
• CRES brings Rib King "Famous Dave" Anderson to U of M, Crookston on Thursday, February 2, 2012; Event takes place at 12 p.m. in Bede Ballroom, Sargeant Student Center
• Garage fire kills man
• Some question if Crystal is still acting like a co-op
• This week: President Obama’s State of the Union speech is Tuesday
• Week in review: Costa Concordia cruise ship captain tops the news
• Tony Chladek to be offered City of Crookston administrator job
• Carp processor opening plant
• Minn. lawmakers float ending state worker payouts
• Today in the news: Etta James remembered for her legendary talent
• Missing goat found cold, but OK
• Hoiseth trying to get a new hotel in Crookston
• Extension looks to move into Valley Technology Park
• Goetz to tell her 'Survivor's' story in Crookston Jan. 22
• Video report: Etta James dies at 73
• Fong: Kelsch won't get any special treatment
• Two dozen laid off from NDSU science center
• Cramer to bypass Republican endorsement process
• SD surpasses ND as top sunflower-producing state
• Today in the news: Ex-wife: Newt Gingrich wanted open marriage
• Grand Rapids couple claims $2.61M Hot Lotto jackpot
• Heitkamp rips Obama on pipeline
• Jablonski making progress
• Red River High School fire cause determined to be torch
• Too cold to play
• Money, gifts on the way to Jablonski, Privette fundraiser is next
• City administrator search: Saturday session open to the public
• U of M, Crookston Announces Fall Semester 2011 Graduates
• Polk County board OK's dispatcher hire, holds off on deputy
• Hot spot from torch started Red River High School fire
• Rollover kills Northwood woman
• Gov. Dalrymple asked to remove Pembina County prosecutor
• Judge says bird law doesn't apply to oil pits
• Minot begins flood-damaged house demolitions
• Suspects in missing teacher case want hearing
• Today in the news: Sledding crow becomes Internet sensation
• Dakotas getting small chunk of USDA disaster funds
• Conrad says he won't be OMB director
• Chinese Dance Theater coming to the U of M, Crookston
• City administrator search: Brennan's an alternate no more
• Coast Guard to Italian captain: Go back aboard!
• ND teen's work published in science journal
• Today in the news: Wikipedia, Reddit to go dark Wednesday
• Study looks to ease traffic backup at Pembina
• UMC's Casey announces retirement
• Hot streak hits a handful as Pirates cruise by Knights
• Coaches vs. Cancer fundraiser a success
• Early childhood screening underway
• Missing MN woman returns safely to SD truck stop
• University of Minnesota, Crookston Chancellor Charles H. Casey Announces Retirement
• Crash near Devils Lake sends 6 teens to hospital
• District Court: Four involved in Fertile crime spree sentenced
• Hayley Solheim a Triple 'A' award finalist
• Rodriguez appeal could drag for 3 years
• Landowners help search for Mont. teacher's body
• Lake Sakakawea sets record for latest freeze-up
• American Crystal calls union offer 'stunt'
• Western Minnesota Regional Science Fair on February 11, 2012, at the U of M, Crookston; Entry deadline Monday, January 30
• FBI seeks help finding Montana teacher's body
• Today in the news: Zappos hacked; 24 million people affected
• ND ice fishing tournament should go on as planned
• Sioux nickname backers set up shop outside arena
• Laws prompt change for Red River catfish tourney
• Kids Pop In and Play
• RiverView to look back, ahead at annual meeting
• Jon Huntsman withdraws from GOP presidential race
• This week: Republicans debate ahead of South Carolina
• Small grains update meeting Jan. 18 in Crookston
• Rare tumor leaves young N.D. woman voiceless
• Week in review: Marines top the news
• Ice isn't thick enough for one of Minn.'s biggest fishing tourneys
• Today in the news: Desecrating Marines identified
• Police seek info in case of boy, 3, killed by stray bullet
• N.D. tourism director: Ad wasn't meant to be racy
• MSHSL report: Hit didn't lead to Privette's injury
• Around $820, and counting, raised for Jablonski
• Finally, RiverView welcomes First Baby of 2012
• Public will have a chance to meet City of Crookston administrator finalists
• Judge: Nickname petitioners can't collect names inside REA this weekend
• Skiple, 62, died of hypothermia in Bemidji ditch
• Ramsey, Minneapolis put up stadium plans
• Today in the news: Outrage over video of Marines urinating on dead fighters
• Lakota crash injures 6 people
• Response filed to Huebner lawsuit
• What is early childhood screening and how important is it?
• ND newspapers invite signing of postal petitions
• Union leaders request meeting with sugar company
• Rare spotted towhee shows up in Minn. yard
• Today in the news: You can clone your pet
• N.D. oil town banning man camps
• Report: Minn. nursing home resident had maggots
• 5-2 vote means Churchs Ferry will remain incorporated
• Justin Knebel Memorial Ice Fishing Tournament Scheduled for Saturday, February 4, 2012, at Zippel Bay Resort on Lake of the Woods, Williams, Minn.
• Crookston Stewardship Initiative: Community survey in the works
• UMC's online degree programs ranked on first-ever U.S. News & World Report list
• Hoiseth: Another restaurant in Crookston not out of the question
• New Crookston ward map takes effect
• 10 retirees + 335 years on the job = 1 big party
• CAAM Chinese Dance Theater to Bring the Enchanting Beauty and Culture of China to the U of M, Crookston on Saturday, January 28, 2012; Dinner at 6 p.m. in Bede Ballroom followed by Dance Performance at 7:30 p.m. in Kiehle Auditorium
• At&T asks appeals court to allow tower near BWCA
• Vikings list hidden costs to build on dome site
• Security review ordered for drug treatment center
• Retirement Reception Honors Individuals for Dedication and Service to the U of M, Crookston
• Closing of 259 USDA offices raises safety concerns
• New North Dakota tourism campaign unveiled
• Minn. teachers oppose controversial topics policy
• Today in the news: ‘Hunger Games’ tickets on sale this month
• Zimmerman, judge who demanded more security, reassigned
• U of M sues website operator over psych test
• Crookston Lions Club Presents $2,000 in Support of Golden Eagle Women's Basketball at the U of M, Crookston
• Jablonski, Privette remain hospitalized
• Hoiseth speech highlights Chamber dinner
• City in no rush to make big changes on recycling front
• Enrollment dip adds up to revenue hit of around $80K
• Ag Arama 2012 brings Agriculture into the Spotlight on Saturday, January 28, 2012, at U of M, Crookston
• U of M, Crookston Among U.S.News & World Report's Inaugural Top Online Education Program Rankings for Its Online Bachelor's Degrees
• Judge asks lawyers to cooperate in Rodriguez death penalty case
• Sunflower Conference starts Wednesday
• Northern Plains hit hard by deer-killing disease
• No-kill proponents, Humane Society clash over cat
• Today in the news: Woman survives after bungee cord breaks
• Lack of snow threatens Beargrease sled dog marathon
• Court to consider repressed memories in abuse case
• Spring Semester underway at UMC
• UPDATE: Five candidates to interview for Crookston administrator job
• Local Foods College series begins Jan. 24
• Bison fans eager to buy title gear
• AELC in Fertile is snow a 'SnowSchool'
• Grain Dealers holding 100th convention in Fargo
• Judge taking up Fighting Sioux petitions case
• Despite mild winter, GF homeless shelter busier than usual
• Father of Privette, second injured hockey player, says mood is up and down
• This week: New Hampshire votes Tuesday
• Week in review: Mitt Romney under fire
• Survival app aims to help drivers in winter storms
• Five administrator candidates agree to interviews
• Judge won't go to facility with no metal detector
• 2 National Guard senior leaders retiring
• Today in the news: Accidentally deported teen headed home
• Wahpeton zoo's gibbon named Jonesy dies
• Mayor threatens to shut down casino
• ND shoplifter makes amends 37 years later
• Bridal shop owner apologizes for gown disposal
• Students Named to Dean's List for Fall Semester 2011 at the U of M, Crookston
• Crookston Stewardship Initiative: Committee wants your input
• Check out this dog, who brings birthday wishes
• Crookston Chamber lays out goals for 2012
• High temperature records smashed
• Alert lifted for Minn. nuke plant after chem spill
• Doctors confirm hockey player Jablonski won't walk again
• Police board blocks Foley security contract
• Iowa vote doesn't resolve GOP search for identity
• ND, Texas delegations make friendly football bet
• Today in the news: Man’s gets a 'no' at basketball game proposal
• Students Named to Chancellor's List at the U of M, Crookston for Fall Semester 2011
• Funeral held for Mpls boy killed by stray bullet
• Rongen, son Alex speak at regional Pay It Forward Night
• Meet Cam and Tom
• Polk County board concerned about WorkForce Center move to TRF
• Pursuit of downtown Crookston rehab grant clears first hurdle
• Aamoth to fill Patenaude's shoes at RSVP
• Judge orders Minnesota attorney arrested for slurs 

• Man who used site to solicit girl loses appeal 

• Traps can pose threat to hunting dogs
• Engineer: ND receiving $100m too little in aid
• ND alfalfa, winter wheat have little snow cover
• Dakotas enjoy more record-breaking warmth
• Today in the news: Mom shoots intruder after 911 says it’s OK to defend herself
• Jan Aamoth named New Director of RSVP of the Red River Valley; Deanna Patenaude Stepping Down after 20 Years of Service
• City administrator search: Council, consultant hope numbers add up
• A Christmas snapshot of Crookston
• More pet photos come in
• Ten UMC retirees to be honored at Jan. 10 reception
• Obama applauds Iowa Democrats for their help
• Analysis: Iowa win helps Romney, but lacks luster
• Maker of popular kuchen dessert shuts down
• Midwest economic survey suggests further slowdown
• ND traffic fatalities up, especially in booming oil patch
• Students design winter survival app
• Today in the news: Quadrantid meteor shower should be dazzling
• 2012 Think-Off question: Is humankind good or evil
• Student wins Vikings scholarship to attend UND
• Farmers enjoy strong wheat prices in December
• 4 firefighters hurt battling house fire
• Explosions rock home
• U of M, Crookston Junior Jacob Pastoors, Olivia, Minn., completes Private Pilot Training
• Jablonski, paralyzed prep hockey player, to get surgery
• Finally some snow...then school
• RiverView accepts donation, makes donations
• Fire forces evacuation of Fargo apartment building
• PCSO: Snow only adds to concerns over ice on rivers, lakes
• Crookston Library cracking down on overdue items
• Officer critically injured in squad crash
• California man crowned ND Texas Hold 'Em Champion
• SD twin siblings born in different years
• Local Foods College Series Provides Opportunity to Learn from Practitioners and Educators Beginning January 24, 2012; Sponsored by the NWRSDP and available via ITV at the U of M, Crookston
• Retirement Reception to Honor Ten Individuals for their Dedicated Service to the U of M, Crookston on Tuesday, January 10, 2012
• This week: Iowa caucuses set for Tuesday
• Week in review: 2011 weather disasters
• Minn. phasing out a benefit for long-term jobless
• Charge: Man transported pesky mussel to Minn. lake
• Grand Portage man dies in house fire
• Harsh winters, habitat loss hurts Plains hunting
• Man arrested in woman's death in Oakdale
• Florida hit hardest by Sears store closings
• Harsh winters, habitat loss hurts Plains hunting
• New charity chosen for 2012 ice dive in Excelsior
• Wahpeton man accused of stabbing to go on trial
• Republicans battle over undecided voters in Iowa
• Man given bus ticket to ND plans return to Colo.
• Occupy protesters arrested at Paul, Democratic HQ
• Minn. GOP to detail state of finances
• Minn. money-transfer shops stop taking Somali cash
• Swany White flour mill owner won't rebuild
• Counterfeit space heaters seized at ND border
• Today in the news: North Korea doesn’t change policies
• Judge: Medical board should suspend Fargo surgeon
• Vigil planned for Mnpls boy hit by stray bullet
• ND woman ordered to repay $32K in welfare benefits
• Vikings considering Minneapolis site for stadium
• Grand Forks arena replacing turf for UND football
• Bank paying $1M to get Fargodome field's name
• Changes made on the recycling front
• United Way boosts ESL efforts at The SUMMIT
• Rongen mother/son duo to speak at regional Pay it Forward Night
• City snow removal: A reminder to residents
• Red Lake Falls accident kills two
• St. Paul police: 11-year-old boy stabs father
• ND man wanted in 4 states captured in S. Dakota
• Kleinsasser looks back on 13 years in NFL
• Judge rules against UND nickname supporters
• Family says Minn. inmate requested medicine
• Court: Church can build in neighborhood
• Today in the news: New laws for 2012 affect abortion, immigration
• Train whistles go silent in Jamestown
• Family says Schlienz requested medicine
• 2 men OK after ATV goes into lake
• Exclusive: Mitt Romney, Ron Paul lead the field heading into Iowa
• Agassiz Audubon Society bird nest box project receives grant
• First snow falls in Crookston...more to come?
• Readers: We want your pet photos
• Golden Eagles spotted near Warren
• Council shares Hoiseth's vision for VTP's future
• Sheriff Erdman: Transport by deputies is a costly reality
• Lavallie accused of molesting child, 5
• UND asks media to stop using 'Fighting Sioux'
• Bachmann Iowa campaign chair leaves for Paul's campaign
• Minn. DNR officer goes through thin ice on LOW
• No snow leads to creative alternatives at festival
• Today in the news: Iran threatens to block important water route
• Man hit on freeway ramp dies of injuries
• Fire destroys historic flour mill
• Vikings' Allen picked for Pro Bowl
• UPDATE: Pokrzywinski hangs up his scissors for good
• At least 42 apply for city administrator job
• Man accused in Minn. courthouse shooting dies
• Exclusive: Presidential tracking poll released tomorrow morning
• Minn. man sleeps in tent for 18 days, raises $10K
• ND man burning ditches accidently burns barn
• Former police dog 'Timber' dies
• Balmy weather sets records
• Today in the news: Facebook post saves woman’s life
• Minn. goat chooses freedom over nativity role
• Stray bullet hits toddler in head
• Minn. man survives ATV's plunge into icy waters
• 1 anonymous Twin Cities donor inspires another
• Crookston Area Community Fund officially making an impact
• Christmas joy spread throughout Crookston
• Crookston man shot in leg late on Christmas night
• ND woman killed in rollover crash
• Minn. man hopes to extend snowmobile-jump record
• Strip clubs welcome oil workers to ND boom town
• Fargo, Grand Forks set high temperatures
• Wind farm in central Minn. falls behind schedule
• Police report spate of vehicle, garage break-ins
• This week: Kim Jong Il funeral set for Wednesday
• Army wants old guns back from cemetery rifle squad
• Christmas shopping: Best Buy cancels some online orders
• NDSU fans notified about football playoff tickets
• N.D. Catholic bishop: Nazism stronger than ever
• Week in review: Kim Jong Il dies, his son is successor
• N.D. man shoots, kills mountain lion kitten on his couch
• Check out these holiday lights
• No one hurt in train derailment
• Dad accused of attacking son's hockey coach
• Feel like 'fostering' a pet over the holidays?
• Holiday season keeps UMC students busy volunteering
• PCSS Adopt a Family program grows
• Severson retiring from Extension
• U of M, Crookston's online degrees deemed a 'Smart Choice'
• Man sues American Crystal, says company's responsible for fall
• Occupy hecklers drown out Bachmann at diner
• Officials praise signing of Red River diversion report
• NCAA: Tribes' lawsuit on nickname should be thrown out
• Minn. Senate GOP secretive in picking Koch's successor
• Man accused of stealing his urine sample, twice
• Fond du Lac Band wants reservation expansion
• MN Supreme Ct to hear U of M's appeal of $1M award
• Today in the news: Man wakes from coma just before organ donation
• Zebra mussels spread in Lake Minnetonka
• Census: ND population at record high
• 5 things to know about the payroll tax cut extension
• More than a dozen rescued from ice island
• Man who died in trench fall was trying to help
• Back from Iraq, Dillabough visits local fifth grade class
• Crookston boy meets Adrian Peterson
• Toward Zero Deaths program to become more visible in Polk County
• U of M, Crookston Named Among 25 Best Offering Online Degrees
• Autism-friendly Santas a hit at malls, parties
• More young people see opportunity in farming 

• Report: Duluth superintendent lacks Minn. license
• Duluth council against ban on same-sex marriage
• Today in the news: Origins of some Stonehenge rocks discovered
• Groups replace stolen donations to Mpls food shelf
• 1 man killed, passenger injured in ATV crash
• UFC's Lesnar resolves Canadian hunting charges
• City has a new building official
• Mitten Tree or Angel Tree, it's the season of giving
• Katie Davidson a finalist for MSHSL ExCel Award
• Most Polk County employees will see pay bump in 2012
• Polk County 2012 budget down $3 million
• Second phase of Sand Hill erosion project receives $251K
• December dryness leads to 'rare' outdoor blaze
• U of Minn. cautions surgeon over disclosures
• Last ND Guard soldier to serve in Iraq coming home
• Red River diversion project clears major hurdle
• Minot motel giving old TVs to flood victims
• Cities saving money on snow removal
• Port director warns against import of oranges
• Today in the news: Bon Jovi is not dead
• Secret donor gives $100 bills to Salvation Army
• Lawmakers question cost for NDSU private plane
• 19-day strike ends at Polar Tank Trailer
• Man killed by vehicle on ND highway identified
• Register now for the 4th annual Gala for Girls
• UMC, UND highlight energy efficiency efforts
• No snow in Crookston = Savings
• Huebner suing in federal court
• Complaint: Minn. man planned to hurt prosecutor
• Hoeven to discuss UAS program with officials
• Phi Delta Theta suspends Grand Forks chapter
• Opponents say wind farm will destroy eagle habitat
• AP IMPACT: EPA rules threaten older power plants
• NDSU football gear a hot item as title game nears
• About one-third of North Dakotans have low incomes
• Humane Society targeted by pro-shelter campaign
• ND experiencing big demand for law officers
• Today in the news: Who is Kim Jong Un?
• MN teen unhurt when go kart falls through lake ice
• Duluth council weighs in on same sex marriage
• Dog sets shed afire with heat lamp
• North Dakota, South Dakota enjoy record heat
• 19-year-old dies in Minn. goose hunting accident
• High court says girl can sue school over janitor
• Almost 140 volunteers fill up food baskets quick
• Gunderson is new Crookston ECI director; Castle Park is next project area
• CPD says email is a scam
• Race to the Top: White Earth gets grant
• Want to do more business online and use social media?
• Police kill bear near downtown St. Paul
• Fire alarm extends intermission at Fargo concert
• Fargo robbery leaves victim shot in arm
• Grafton man files civil lawsuit over rifle injury
• New Hutterite colony planned near Hillsboro
• Boy hit by car at airport before reunion with dad
• Sustainability Supper Unites the U of M, Crookston and the University of North Dakota around Sustainability Initiatives
• Breaking news: Kim Jong Il dead at 69
• This week: 'Dragon Tattoo,' 'Mission: Impossible' and more at the theaters
• Week in review: Witness testifies in Sandusky case
• Charges dropped against smoke shop owner
• Today in the news: Students suspended for ‘Tebowing’
• Red River diversion website up and running
• St. Paul Ford plant closing after 86 years.
• Highland fifth and sixth grade musicians put on a show
• Greater Crookston Community Chorus to perform Sunday
• Committee endorses vision for downtown Crookston's redevelopment
• Northwest Minnesota Foundation gets high marks
• Man recovering after falling through lake ice
• Midwest Fish and Wildlife Conference Provides Learning and Networking Opportunities for U of M, Crookston Natural Resources Students
• Principal discloses emails after kissing prank goes awry
• NDSU football run a financial boon for Fargodome
• ND Guard opens Fargo Military Service Center
• Federal health care law's repeal on ND GOP agenda
• ND reacts to Army crash that killed native
• Today in the news: Woman killed in NY elevator accident
• Former AIM activist Means says he's cancer free
• 5 GOP candidates for ND congressional seat debate
• Airline will fly between Devils Lake, Twin Cities
• Expert says ND winter could be exceptionally cold
• Highland sixth-graders shop for a good cause
• 4 grass fires in 6 nights, and CFD is certain they're arson
• The season of taking as well as giving?
• 5 escape serious injury in rollover on icy road
• Woman, 91, found dead after Menahga house fire
• Exclusive: Rasmussen Reports says Romney leads in polls ahead of Iowa
• Minnesota native among dead in Army crash
• City wants state to speed up pollution cleanup
• Sand, U.S. Senate candidate, wants nuclear plant in North Dakota
• Today in the news: Time Person of the Year is ‘the protester’
• Emmer accuses Hamline of reneging on teaching deal
• RSVP smiles handed out in Smulan’s memory
• NW Small Business Development Center offering free workshop on starting a business in Minnesota Thursday
• Minn. farmer tells of losses in MF Global failure
• PCSO investigates residential burglaries on Union Lake
• Polk County residents voice concerns about tax increases
• Rock honored at retirement reception
• Census findings spur redrawn Crookston ward maps
• Farmers' Markets Benefit from Service-learning Project by Students in Integrated Marketing Communication Class at the U of M, Crookston
• Many smoke detectors in Mora apartment fire weren't working
• Campaign to keep Fighting Sioux nickname begins
• 8 kids hurt when semi, school bus collide near Roseau
• Minn. poet Bly celebrates friend's Nobel
• Today in the news: NTSB wants nationwide cellphone-driving ban
• Minn. Investment Board won't divest Israeli bonds
• Glen Ullin moves to ban man camps
• Minn. farmer to testify on MF Global collapse
• Medtronic to pay $23.5M to settle kickback claims
• Walmart, ‘Hometown Heroes’ help make Christmas a little more special for 20 kids
• Approved referendum impacts 2012 school district levy
• Ash Street riverbank stabilization project sooner rather than later?
• School board accepts Davidson's retirement letter
• Fighting Sioux petitions almost ready
• Controversial topics policy takes criticism at A-H 

• Trust buys 417 Minn. acres, including more than 300 in Polk County, to preserve grasslands
• Body of missing angler found in North Dakota
• Blue Angels to return to Fargo Air Show
• City looks into snow melting machine
• Today in the news: iPhone captures woman shooting son-in-law
• School district mulling names for new schools
• Warrant out for mother of pregnant teen, 13
• Fire destroys farm buildings
• Budget woes prompt city to cut police
• Woman acquitted in son's death
• Kids pack Grand Theatre for Santa and a Movie
• Polk County-led SHIP efforts funded for another 18 months
• PCSO: Checks aren't a scam, they're legitimate
• Ruling could lead to crackdown on domestic violence
• This week: Jerry Sandusky in court for hearing on child abuse
• Week in review: Albert Pujols signs with Angels
• Anoka-Hennepin teachers optimistic about changes
• Today in the news: 26-toed cat helps Milwaukee animal shelter
• Students get up close and personal with healthcare careers
• Minn.-based Schwan's to cut 60 employees
• After Bachmann flap, Questlove says NBC clearing Roots songs for Fallon
• Fargo project seeks to turn flood ditches into art
• Davidson, longtime high school English teacher, submits resignation/retirement letter
• Frydenlund, 18, of Crookston injured in colllision with semi
• Corps says new plan for diversion will save money
• U of M, Crookston hosts Soybean College Dec. 20
• Father, son, neighbor killed in apartment fire
• Search continues for missing North Dakota angler
• Couple dies in northern Minn. house fire
• Jason Brantner, Research Fellow at the NWROC, Recognized with the Sugarbeet Distinguished Service Award by the Red River Valley Sugarbeet Growers Association
• Bachmann's book off to slow sales start
• Today in the news: 2 killed in Virginia Tech shootings
• Williston school asks oil industry for help
• Minot doctor has medical license suspended
• 'Remember Me Tree' at RBJ's carries special meaning
• Villa Foundation, Auxiliary benefiting from sale
• City's pursuit of grant for downtown improvements proceeds
• Wife of convicted auto dealer out of prison
• No one hurt in Grand Forks apartment fire
• UND retiring Fighting Sioux Facebook page
• Obama mentions Marvin Windows during speech
• Vikings' sellout streak faces another challenge
• Today in the news: 'Mythbusters' cannonball hits home
• Santa and a Movie Saturday, Dec. 10 at the Grand in Crookston
• Mulvaney is Crookston Police Reserve's top cop
• Poinsettias Herald Holiday Season for Horticulture Students at U of M, Crookston
• 3 fishermen find way off Upper Red Lake
• Film documents the life of Leopold, the father of wildlife management
• ECFE class is going places, this week for a swim at the pool
• New school bus purchase in the works
• Man critical after SUV rollover near Warren
• Autopsy: GWAR guitarist Smoot died of heart condition
• Search continues for missing North Dakota angler
• Retirement reception for Russ Severson, Extension educator, Tues., December 20, 2011, at the U of M, Crookston; Reception from 3-5 p.m. in Bede Ballroom and concludes the Soybean College
• Student found dead at UMD
• Microsoft, Hitachi announce joint venture in Fargo
• Inmates fix up bikes as gifts for kids
• Today in the news: NASA: New planet could hold life
• Man dies after crashing truck into lake
• Report: Boogaard had brain ailment
• 2 hurt in ambulance crash
• German Toast and Silent Auction at Breakfast hosteded by U of M, Crookston Study Abroad Club on Sunday, December 11, 2011; Breakfast available from 8:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the American Legion in Crookston
• Teacher on paid leave after students burned
• School technology: Lease might make major up-front investment possible
• Dayton pushes for renewed negotiations to end lockout
• Classic Noel dinner, concert Dec. 11 at CHS
• Sheriff IDs two who died in SUV rollover
• Authorities search for missing ice fisherman
• RV explodes in front of convenience store
• Green Fire, one of the most significant conservation films of the year to be shown at Kiehle Auditorium at the U of M, Crookston on Thursday, December at 7 p.m.
• What will impact of MF Global collapse be?
• ND Iraq war veteran to receive Purple Heart
• Today in the news: Postal Service wants to drop next-day service
• Keillor rethinking retirement
• Minot couple hosts holiday tour of FEMA trailer
• Her Fancy is Flight: Amy Brown '08 serves as one of very few female game warden/pilots in the country
• Two die in rollover
• Keep sending in those holiday light displays
• North Country Food Bank needs bigger, better location
• Holiday Food Basket drive is on
• Snow blamed for hundreds of accidents in Minn.
• Shock waves from MF Global collapse felt on farms
• UND nickname backers file petition with state
• Dayton meets with both sides in sugar lockout
• This week: Rod Blagojevich to be sentenced
• Week in review: Facebook’s most-shared stories of the year
• Twin Cities post driest autumn on record
• Broncos-Vikings game will be on TV in Minnesota
• Today in the news: Herman Cain meeting with wife
• Victim set Mpls fire to keep himself warm
• Feds claim sex discrimination at Minn. boat plant
• DNR investigating shooting of cougar
• 1 zebra mussel found on Minn. lake dock equipment
• Science lab flash fire ignites student's face
• Hoiseth pitches plan to retain Valley Technology Park
• Winning bidders turn tables on Schumacher at benefit for him
• Agriculture and Natural Resources Day at UMC today
• Polk County property tax statements get the phones ringing
• Minneapolis police move in on Occupy protesters
• Jamestown man dies after being hit by car
• Security present at Crystal Sugar annual meeting
• Minn. man turns fishing passion into LOW tourism job
• FACT CHECK: GOP field flubs, big and small 

• 'Mr. Music' in western North Dakota dies at 94
• Today in the news: Hanson to release Mmmhop beer
• UND preparing memo on Fighting Sioux transition
• Rybak: Meeting soon with Vikings on stadium site
• Authorities take down demonstrators' tents
• Google exec in U of M speech: Online piracy bills in Congress wrong
• Bigger Leo Club has super-busy fall
• Banner year leads to big Crystal profits, big payday for execs
• Minnesota budget forecast projects $876 million surplus
• Man who killed self outside ND ER was war veteran
• California trio pleads not guilty in ND meth case
• Ice closes interstate in NW Minnesota
• Locked-out Crystal workers hold prayer vigil
• Minn. budget forecast likely to be more bad news
• Union says CEO compared workers to cancerous tumor
• 2 killed in Cass County crash
• PROMISES, PROMISES: Candidates shield records
• Moorhead trying to kick-start its housing market
• Minot police chief Jeff Balentine retiring
• Today in the news: Sandusky threatened family, lawsuit says
• Minn. city decides to hire private security guards
• Midwest retailer to keep Salvation Army ringers
• Former ND commerce commissioner making House run
• A feline frenzy at Humane Society
• Be an 'Angel' and buy a gift for a nursing home resident
• 11th Annual Winter Wonderland Dec. 2 in Crookston
• Ellison letter to Crystal's Berg urges a return to bargaining table
• School Technology Committee gets to work
• Last Vietnam vet retiring from ND National Guard
• Victim identified in North Dakota vehicle death
• Soybean College to Address Soybean Production and Management at the University of Minnesota, Crookston on Tuesday, December 20, 2011
• Man shoots, kills himself outside Grand Forks ER
• Dakotas on alert for heavy snow, strong winds
• Google chairman speaks at University of Minnesota
• Alert: Downtown RR crossing to be closed much of Thursday, Dec. 1
• ND college has unique guarantee for students
• Today in the news: Herman Cain might exit GOP race
• Utility shutters recently-completed coal plant
• State clears former Valley City police chief
• Anoka High students mourn death of classmate
• Videos: Conrad Murray sentenced to 4 years for Michael Jackson death
• Woman found dead at scene of Minot apartment fire
• City, school officials react to homestead market tax credit removal
• City 2012 budget approved, with 3% levy increase
• Council OKs sign request from taxi service, but...
• ND judge agrees to drop presidential threats case
• ND authorities ID man who died in Fargo crash
• Former newspaper carriers to hold 60-year reunion
• Longtime senior center no longer serving breakfast
• Jesus statue remains on bluff, despite opposition
• UND looks to cut carbon emissions
• Today in the news: Ohio takes 200-pound 8-year-old from mom
• 100 flood-damaged homes in Minot to be demolished
• Man suffers head injury in ATV crash
• Former Valley City chief qualifies for ballot
• Committee to address final 2012 budget, police squad car issues
• Home to school liaison will be one person
• Helicopter crash victim ID'ed
• This week: Conrad Murray to be sentenced
• Week in review: Early Black Friday a hit with consumers
• Tiny ND town makes exception for 'man camps'
• Occupy protesters appear at Bachmann book signing
• Today in the news: Mars rover launches Saturday
• Marrow donor program notes 50,000 transplants
• Pilot, helicopter missing after crash in Cass County lake
• Park Board ponders 3rd/4th grade tackle football
• Horse struck by pickup east of Crookston
• Number of ND 'income millionaires' jumps by 148
• Dayton urges Crystal, union to resume talks
• Vikes' Hutchinson hosts annual Thanksgiving meal
• UND geology team heading to Antarctica
• Red River diversion foes shell out ad dollars
• Today in the news: Occupy protests Black Friday; Apple has sale
• Minn. power plant shutdown continues after fire
• Holiday Concert by U of M, Crookston Choir on Sunday, December 4, 2011, at 3 p.m. in the Hafslo Chapel at the Polk County Museum
• Lions fence in Habitat home
• Fertile rallies around Troy Monson, who's battling pancreatic cancer
• Are local foods more expensive?
• Strangers rescue woman, daughter from Minn. creek
• RiverView Health Auxiliary hosting many holiday season fundraisers
• State Patrol investigates distracted trooper crash
• Today in the news: Bunnies abandoned near Colorado highway
• Minn. woman credits survival to dog, mail carrier
• Minn. court reverses deer-baiting conviction
• Two hospitalized after incorrectly mixing chemicals at health club
• H.E.R.O. worship of a different kind
• Bell ringer suspended for harassing shopper
• Casey responds to questions about Moller's resignation as Golden Eagle football coach
• UPDATE: American Crystal seeks local replacement workers
• Target scrambles to find new egg suppliers
• Voters deciding on sales tax increase
• American Crystal advertising for workers
• Collegiate Crops Judging Team from U of M, Crookston Brings Home Two Second-Place Finishes in National Competitions
• Petition against early shopping heading to target
• Today in the news: Michelle Obama and Jill Biden booed at NASCAR race
• Woman tries to sell home owned by state
• 250 hogs die in barn fire
• Soldier surprises wife, daughter at Vikings game
• Woman survives after train slams truck
• Huge blaze in Halstad, but it was planned
• Chamber celebration steps back to the 1920s.
• International Week Kids' Carnival at UMC
• Man, woman found dead of apparent overdose
• McIntosh man found deceased in his apartment
• Boman, of Euclid, seriously hurt in collision
• Students at U of M, Crookston assist Staff at the Agassiz National Wildlife Refuge Banding Ducks; Opportunity provides Beneficial Hands-on-Experience
• International Week at U of M, Crookston November 14-18, 2011, brings Excitement with International Market and International Kids Carnival
• Music and Theater Department at the U of M, Crookston to Present the Musical-comedy "Zombie Prom" November 16-20, 2011; Performances in Kiehle Auditorium Nightly at 7 p.m. with a special matinee on Sunday, November 20 at 3 p.m.
• Semi tractor-trailer full of cattle tips, killing 8 animals
• States, retailers push to close online tax loophole
• 10 suspended from high school when Facebook argument escalates
• Pride of Dakota showcase set in Fargo
• Noll keeps them dancing at U of M, Crookston
• RiverView Junior Auxiliary take a tour
• Crookston's Walski hopes meetings enhance sense of community
• Agassiz Refuge peat fire 100% contained
• 11 arrested at Occupy Minnesota protest
• Nash Finch buys store in city where it was founded
• Ballot measure planned to keep Fighting Sioux nickname
• She Keeps Us Dancing: Senior Allison Noll Choreographs Third Musical Production
• Judge suspended for living outside district
• Initiative planned to keep Fighting Sioux nickname
• Former Valley City police chief running for mayor
• Foley puts plan to hire private cops on hold
• 2 friends killed on the way to hunt deer
• UMC International Market has something for everyone, from everywhere
• Community Stewardship Team gets to work
• County will pay bounty for coyotes
• City to share cost on Crooks Club sidewalk repairs
• Polk County substance abuse efforts get federal funding boost
• Local students write essays for American Education Week
• U of M, Crookston Rotaract Raises Money for and Awareness of Polio through "Pinky for Polio" November 28 - 30, 2011
• Workers push back against earlier holiday openings
• Court backs families in handling of newborn blood
• Campus Preview Day Scheduled for Saturday, December 3, 2011
• U of M, Crookston to host showing of documentary "Invisible Children" on Wednesday, November 30, 2011, at 8 p.m. in Kiehle Auditorium
• Stink bug turns up
• Lawmakers seek jobless benefits for sugar workers
• Apartment fire ruled arson
• Pirate Fine Arts: Showing support, and showing their stuff
• ECFE class continues to go places
• Kelly to downtown businesses: Keep pushing snow out to curb, or even past
• Know any hall of fame-caliber women?
• Retirement of Fighting Sioux won't end lawsuits
• Give to the Max Day benefits North Country Food Bank
• Bullet fired into dorm window apparently random
• Locked out sugar workers make another bid for ND jobless benefits
• Big Ten takes Paterno name off trophy
• School technology: 'We're kind of at a start-over point'
• Council awards bid for final phase of Jerome's Addition project
• UND fraternity suspended in wake of drug raid
• ND oil boom raises rents, pushes seniors out
• JWOWW: TSA singled her out at Fargo airport
• SEED Award for Outstanding Scholar Presented to Junior Yangchen Gurung; Awards presentation held Wednesday, November 16, 2011
• Raudman, former Cub, committed in Duluth
• New rules for Occupy protesters in Minn.
• Freed hikers thank Minnesotans for their support
• ND AG seeks dismissal of Fighting Sioux lawsuit
• CNIA hosts Native American Games Night on Tuesday, November 22, 2011
• UND nickname lawsuit proceeding in federal court
• Man drowns after pickup enters slough
• School board looks to convene Technology Committee
• IDEA Competition deadline extended to Nov. 30
• Blow, of Crookston, OK after semi-tractor trailer jackknifes, flips
• University of Minnesota, Crookston Preview Day Scheduled for Saturday, November 19, 2011
• Color Guard, Ceremony, and Speaker Commemorate Veterans Day at the U of M, Crookston
• House fire survivor credits cat for alerting him
• Agriculture and Natural Resources Day continues Legacy at the U of M, Crookston; Day of competition in more than 20 contests to be held on Friday, December 2, 2011
• This week: Kindle Fire out this week
• Week in review: Penn State sex scandal tops the news
• Town's losing its only grocery store
• Today in the news: Baby elephant, mom rescued from mud pit
• Tractor operator killed in 3-vehicle crash
• Ramsey County lines up Vikings stadium land buy
• 3 cops disciplined over footwear receipts
• Veterans' Day Laying of the Wreaths Ceremony
• Attorney: Feud led to complaints against prosecutor
• Senior Alysia Osowski, Grafton, N.D., Completes Student Solo Flight on November 10, 2011, at the Crookston Municipal Airport
• Flags fly high in Crookston on Veterans Day
• International Week Nov. 14-18 at U of M, Crookston
• RiverView Philanthropy Day Nov. 15
• Heating assistance: Minn. to get $73M in LIHEAP funds
• Polk County seat belt use up, but still below state average
• Minnesota pardons bring 2nd chances, clear records
• Man hurt in bar fight dies from injuries
• Today in the news: Mom rescues daughter from washing machine
• Man dies after falling from party bus in Minn.
• Hunting photos coming in from readers
• Well-wishers bid farewell to Aaron Parrish
• North Country Food Shelf hosts open house
• Law signed letting UND drop Fighting Sioux name
• City inks deal with LELS, committee tackles lieutenant, IT salaries
• Veterans Day: World War II aviator, Bass, to speak at UMC
• Emergency alert tests not received in Fargo
• Hunter attacked by buck
• Locked-out ND workers press for jobless benefits
• Stranger's kindness is repaid by a fellow motorist
• Duluth zoo's 'Dolly the Llama' dies at age 12
• Today in the news: Joe Paterno announces retirement
• Hunter kills 2 deer with 1 gunshot
• U of M, Crookston Vets Club to Host WWII Veteran Stewart Bass on November 11, 2011, in honor of Veterans Day; Presentation by Bass at 1 p.m. in Kiehle Auditorium
• School district considers adding more instruction time
• Today in the news: Herman Cain denies sexual harassment
• ND farmers push for constitutional right to farm
• U of M, Crookston Freshman Derek Cox, Walker, Minn., Completes Student Solo Flight on October 26, 2011, at the Crookston Municipal Airport
• Thorson, injured in crash with beet harvester, dies
• Close call for duck hunter near Mentor
• Willett hurt in rollover near Gentilly
• Halloween night's hopping in Crookston
• Dive team training turns real when body's found
• "The Rose Ensemble" to Perform at the U of M, Crookston on Tuesday, November 1, 2011, in Kiehle Auditorium at 7 p.m.
• Toddler survives six-story fall
• This week: Justin Bieber Christmas album out Tuesday
• Week in review: Kids’ Halloween costumes too sexy?
• Fire destroys garage on Washington
• Minot-area flood control plan close to reality
• Bill, Dave Christian want hockey jerseys back
• Today in the news: No debit fees for Chase, other big banks
• Use of live pigs in trauma training opposed
• Report: Nursing home resident given high potassium
• School board ends discrimination investigation
• Gas leak at business hurts workers
• Fire damages ag plant
• Cathedral School students clean up
• Agassiz NWR fire 15% contained
• Area artists have a new venue to display, sell their works
• Police: GF man in crash suffered medical problem
• Student who collapsed during play practice dies
• Staying Out of the Neutral Zone
• DSU's McCallum awaits decision
• Today in the news: Bernie Madoff, wife had suicide pact
• DNR seeks to let Lutsen continue to draw water for snow-making
• Cass County Social Services in the red
• Student collapses during play practice
• Four receive the Torch & Shield, UMC's highest honor
• ECFE kids visit Crookston Fire Department
• Each levy question stands on its own merit, but...
• Union will vote on Crystal's latest offer Nov. 1
• Pederson pleads guilty to crimes at Blue Moose, A&H Vending
• Robison fined $20K for kicking Packer
• Torch & Shield Recognition at the U of M, Crookston Acknowledges Outstanding Leadership and Support
• Stenehjem wants NCAA official to tour the Ralph
• Cass County, West Fargo getting more law officers
• Today in the news: Puppy saved from top of moving train
• Contractor: Arden Hills stadium could be finished by 2015
• U of M, Crookston Students Receive FFA American Degree at National FFA Convention in Indianapolis, Ind.
• New food shelf off and running
• City will move ahead on finding Morlan's successor
• Crystal lockout: Both sides disappointed, but union will vote on offer
• Woman's body found in Bloomington pond
• Statewide Health Improvement Program in ship shape in Crookston, Polk County
• Target's web site crashes again
• Death of inmate investigated
• ND property owners upset by flood diversion plan seek new county
• Voters reject new school, for the third time
• Churchs Ferry residents to vote on future Jan. 10
• District won't move bus stop away from sex offender
• ND residents among least suicidal in the nation
• Jamestown College gets $3M donation for project
• Today in the news: HPV vaccine suggested for boys
• Crystal's Ingulsrud: Union didn't budge on subcontracting, job security
• Sugar beet, soybean harvests wrapping up
• Case for operating levy support made before sparse crowd
• Cats seized from hoarder overwhelm Humane Society of Polk County
• Crookston residents speak up at assessment hearings
• Six Crookston students 'Pay it Forward' during MEA break
• Vote on new school today
• Rybak pitches plan to keep Vikings in Minneapolis
• Crystal, union talks resume, but no one's talking
• U of M opens wind research station
• Minn. companies staying on gay marriage sidelines
• GF receives $2M in federal grants
• City attorney calls for tax on strip clubs
• Today in the news: Steve Jobs ‘focused’ after cancer
• Some City of Crookston salaries fall short by comparison
• West Polk Farm Bureau says 'yes' to school district operating levy
• Tree planted at U of M, Crookston in memory of Nobel Prize Laureate
• City to use private security instead of police
• School bus driver fired for alleged racist comment
• U of M, Crookston Junior Jacob Pastoors, Olivia, Minn., Completes Student Solo Flight
• Halloween party pleases crowd of kids, as usual
• Weekend fire destroys 5 buildings
• Talks resume today between Crystal, union
• Man dies after colliding with tractor
• This week: Arraignment in plot to kill Saudi ambassador
• Week in review: Gadhafi, Ohio animals top the news
• Hospice of the Red River Valley to host 'Journeying' workshop series in Crookston
• Flooded Minot penguins find new home at Minnesota Zoo
• Signs of rebirth sprout in BWCA fire area
• Caretaker dies in fire, but woman, son escape
• Today in the news: Ben & Jerry’s ‘SNL’ ice cream takes heat
• Lawmakers propose alternative stadium plan
• Underwater welder drowns in lake
• School bus accident injures 5 students
• 24th Annual Crookston Community Halloween Party at the armory Sunday
• Republican trio peppered with ideas during ‘Reform 2.0’ session
• Fall Clean-Up Week in Crookston Oct. 24-28
• Highland School book drive kicks off Oct. 24
• Mixed Blood Theatre Presents 'According to Coyote' in Kiehle Auditorium on Monday, October 24, 2011, at 7 p.m. at the University of Minnesota, Crookston
• Family survives CO scare
• ND mother of Lockerbie bomb victim reacts to Gadhafi's death
• Man dies in trench cave in
• Today in the news: How Moammar Gadhafi was caught, killed
• Sanford Health upgrading medical air fleet
• City administrator search: Fursman says ‘I’ll get you that DNA match’
• Tri-County Community Corrections hires new director
• Highway 75 shoulder work to cause traffic delays next week
• 6 illnesses linked to organic eggs
• Man appeals conviction on child sex charges
• Neighbors give harvest help to grieving parents
• ND stops sales of deer hunting license because of disease
• Voyageurs National Park fire expected to burn the rest of fall
• Today in the news: Lions, bears shot after they get loose in Ohio
• Little Man Kramer, 11, studying at University of Minnesota
• Agassiz Study Club 'gets milk' for children at the Care and Share
• Close call at Elm Street house
• UMC Aviation student makes solo flight, gets shirt-tail cut
• Rodriguez's final appeal cites mental disability, ineffective trial team
• Local fraud attempt: 'Medicare would never make a call like that'
• Interest in downtown Crookston parcel, but there are issues
• Huebner files discrimination complaint
• Three-year-old killed on farm identified
• First-ever National Rural Health Day to be celebrated
• Meth family: Woman gets 23 years
• Today in the news: iPhone app catches cheating wife?
• Hundreds greet Norwegian king, queen
• Ford sets Dec. 19 as St. Paul plant closing
• Corps begins surveying proposed diversion channels
• Bad fuel impacts hundreds of drivers
• Soccer players help Highland students Read to Succeed
• North Country Food Shelf opens in Crookston Oct. 24
• Next 'Sustainability Supper' looks at faith-based approaches
• Rodriguez's lawyers file his final appeal in Sjodin's murder
• Memorial tree planting at the U of M, Crookston on Friday, October 21, 2011, to commemorate Wangari Maathai, Nobel Peace Prize Laureate and sustainable development activist; Event begins at 4 p.m. in the Nature Nook
• Dayton: I'll call stadium special session by November
• Boy, 3, killed by pickup on farm
• New welcome signs for Red Lake Reservation border
• Next big thing looms in Minnesota's Iron Range
• Costs of fighting BWCA fire reach $21 million
• Scenic overlook finished in state forest
• Farmer harvesting corn finds body
• Srnsky of Warren killed in Polk County accident
• UPDATE: Beet truck driver not hurt in accident, investigation continues
• Wall Street protest reaches Grand Forks
• U of M, Crookston Freshman John Niemczyk, Hugo, Minn., Completes First Solo Flight
• Talks to resume between union, American Crystal
• This week: GOP candidates debate in Vegas
• Week in review: iPhone, BlackBerry top the news
• Grieving mom creates support group for gay teens
• Today in the news: Thousands line up for iPhone 4S
• Devils Lake gives up Tolna Coulee fight
• NDSU child care center to remain open
• Minn. confirms first flu case
• BCTGM Local 267G entry wins first-ever cornstalk contest
• Lieder’s not ready to ride off into the sunset
• Around 25 'Experience' historic Pembina Trail
• UMC officially at record-setting enrollment, again
• Board of Teaching evaluation team assesses UMC ECE program
• Investigation continues after car hits, kills 2 construction workers
• GF graduate to play fiddle for Norway royalty
• Today in the news: Mitt Romney, Herman Cain top new poll
• Girl, 5, critically injured by zip tie
• U of M, Crookston Continues Trend Surpassing Enrollment Records; Number of degree-seeking students up more than 50 percent from 2006
• Pianist Stephen Carlson to Perform at the U of M, Crookston on Tuesday, October 25, 2011; Concert begins at 7:30 p.m. in Evergreen Hall
• Highland School Nature Center bridges get new life
• Flood-prone homes acquired, removed by city
• Crookston officials decide noise ordinance signs aren't worth the cost
• Crookston restaurant reports attempted credit card scam
• Bank sign worker electrocuted
• ND regulators reviewing $600M in wind projects
• Dozens of students call in sick
• U of M, Crookston Hosts Minnesota Board of Teaching Institutional Evaluation Team
• Bridge going pink for breast cancer
• Bad gas delivered to 21 Minn. towns
• Today in the news: BlackBerry outage spreads
• Facility loses license after two deaths
• Linda Kingery, executive director, Northwest Regional Sustainable Development Partnership, to speak at Fall Convocation at the U of M, Crookston on Thursday, October 20, 2011
• Norway's king, queen in Minnesota
• United Way Soup, Chili Cook-off & Chocolate Extravaganza fills CHS commons
• North-end housing: City officials still not eager to spend big bucks
• Operating levy absentee ballots available at Crookston High School
• Police: Man, 81, shot teacher over $50, tractor parts
• Firefighters contain fires in NW Minn.
• In hindsight, Pawlenty regrets quick race pullout
• Today in the news: US says Iran tried to kill ambassador
• Officials release names of 3 killed in ND crash
• Have a worthy project? Crookston Area Community Fund seeks grant requests
• University of Minnesota, Crookston Preview Day Scheduled for Saturday, October 22, 2011
• Minot woman awarded money for post office accident
• Tiny ND town bans man camps
• Villa St. Vincent volunteers complete 'Medica Project'
• City shows support for school levy referendum
• School board releases Parrish from contract, wish her, her family well
• At TRF economic summit, Dayton hears about worker shortage
• Union seeks to resume talks with American Crystal
• Kirkpatrick gets life with no parole
• Study: Child care in Minn. among the most expensive
• Company marketing product to protect bronze
• Today in the news: Netflix kills Qwikster
• Cool, wet weather helps with BWCA fire
• Cornstalk Jamboree a rousing success
• Scrap pile burns
• Mentor couple's home burns hours before wedding
• City officials to discuss potential support of district operating levy ballot questions
• Crash-prone intersection north of Crookston to get warning system
• 3 killed in head-on crash
• Royals stir Norway pride with trip to Minnesota
• GF won't convert Datacom loan into stock
• This week: iPhone 4S goes on sale
• Week in review: Steve Jobs, Apple top the news
• Minn. GOPers join marriage amendment opposition
• Man collapses in police custody, later dies
• Today in the news: 3 women share Nobel Peace Prize
• Costs being tabulated for cornfield manhunt in ND
• 3 held after trying to enter Duluth military base
• Fire destroys last house in small ND community
• Shirley's BRAdway Show catches the eye once again
• Soup, Chili, and now Chocolate, too
• Gov. Dayton to convene regional economic development summit in TRF Oct. 10
• Domino's Pizza, Crookston Fire Department team up
• Missing Utah girl found in North Dakota
• Wall Street protesters to converge in Minneapolis
• Chamber Beautification Committee has been busy
• Bond set in poisoned enchilada case in N. Dakota
• Dayton orders Guard to wildfire near Greenbush
• Minn. leaders delay decisions on mineral leases
• Residents raise stink about mysterious odor
• Today in the news: Steve Jobs mourned
• Wall Street protesters cleared to camp in Minneapolis
• Federal official promises wolf funding
• Hit the Cornstalk Jamboree in Crookston on Saturday
• Tri-County Corrections: Search for Mills' successor down to 4
• Valley City administrator takes job in another state
• Re-captured sex offender gives interview from back of squad car
• Future of flood-threatened town up in the air
• Fargo receives updated 100-year flood plain map
• Fargo-area Bhutanese celebrate cultural festival
• Family unhurt as semi crashes into trailer
• Today in the news: Wall Street protests growing
• Sanford sign on side of Target Center to come down
• Deputies seek pay for meal breaks
• EPA wraps up response to Minot flooding
• U of M, Crookston Horticulture Club to Host the Mid-America Collegiate Horticultural Society Annual Conference from Thursday, October 20 to Sunday, October 23, 2011
• Work underway on new O'Reilly Auto Parts store on Crookston's north end
• Turn off the violence month: ‘BEE Aware Walk for Families’ gets things started
• ND flood victims start moving into temporary homes
• Firm will lead effort to find Parrish's successor in Crookston
• Engelstad Arena posts strong attendance numbers
• Longtime Fargo legislator joins US House race
• Valley City votes to keep city administrator post
• U of M, Crookston Alumni Association to Host Alumni Social at Ramada Plaza Suites in Fargo, N.D., on Thursday, November 10, 2011
• ND woman accused of trying to poison husband
• Today in the news: Hank Williams Jr. booted from ‘MNF’ for Hitler comment
• Minn. council votes to sell some confiscated guns
• Dickinson CVB board members resign en masse
• Man with gunshot wounds dies in fire
• U of M, Crookston to hold Horse Owner Education Program on Saturday, November 12, 2011, from 9 a.m. - 12:30 p.m. at the University Teaching and Outreach Center
• Three U of M, Crookston Students Awarded Carol E. Macpherson Memorial Scholarship
• Group plans Mpls protest in NYC solidarity
• Valley Tech Park deal: Not so fast, committee says
• City to stay the course at fire department
• Reynolds, Dragseth leading operating levy vote-yes initiative
• It's Minn. Viking vs. GOP lawmaker on Twitter
• Minnesota Rural Health Association Partners to Celebrate National Rural Health Day with Cyber Conference on "The Status of Rural Health in Minnesota" on Thursday, November 17, 2011, from Noon to 1 p.m.
• Valley City decides fate of city administrator
• Kercher family perplexed by verdict freeing Knox
• Outstanding Alumni and Athletic Hall of Fame Inductees Honored during Homecoming at the U of M, Crookston
• Jamestown mail processing being moved to Fargo
• Fire totals car on Interstate 94
• Make-A-Wish helps Dickinson man take fishing trip
• Stolen urn with mom's ashes found at Winona State
• General to visit Minot Air Force Base this week
• Today in the news: Amanda Knox freed
• Duluth playground fire does $45,000 in damage
• Committee to consider administrator options
• Valley Technology Park: Lease agreement more doable
• Fire Hall Open House kicks off Fire Prevention Week
• Man kills self in his car after losing job
• Center for Rural Entrepreneurial Studies (CRES) at the U of M, Crookston Hires Five Undergraduate Student Interns
• 2011 Torch & Shield Recipients Recognized at Annual Donor Recognition Event on Wednesday, October 26, 2011, at the U of M, Crookston
• ND farmers get older, more prosperous, bigger
• ND town dealing with influx of stray dogs
• Alarm company settles with slain mother's estate
• Seller of synthetic drugs makes no apologies
• Could sliding Bachmann fall back on House seat?
• This week: Amanda Knox appeal verdict expected Monday
• Week in review: Kobe Bryant, Amazon top the news
• Bear expert says Hope's death is blow to research
• 1 killed, 1 injured in motorcycle-deer crash
• ND man donates 28 tons of produce to food bank
• Today in the news: US airstrike kills al-Qaida leader
• North Dakota deputy likely died of heart attack
• U of M, Crookston crowns Homecoming royalty
• MHS grant helps Hegge shore up downtown building
• Education officials from Kenya visit U of M, Crookston
• Froeber picked for new Crookston fire chief
• Crookston School District: Non-AYP no more
• 'Rachel's Challenge' coming to Crookston Oct. 3
• Homecoming Royalty Reign over Golden Eagle Empire during Homecoming 2011 at the U of M, Crookston
• Fire in BWCA may be long-term boon to moose
• 9,000 turkeys die in Pelican Rapids barn fire
• Goal for 'Fill the Dome' is a half-million meals
• Today in the news: Two-faced cat sets Guinness World Record
• 18 Rochester students suspended for hazing
• Boy allegedly abandoned by dad is 'flourishing'
• Amazon expanding in Grand Forks
• Fire damages Fargo Coliseum, no one hurt
• Artist in the Schools works with first-graders at Washington School
• Campus Question: What if UMC nixed homecoming, ala St. Cloud State?
• Union says dismissal is not a surprise, appeal in the works
• Pembina Trail Memorial Horseback Ride Oct. 1
• Grant means EDA Center will remain on U of M, Crookston campus
• Valley City, police chief end dispute
• Man, 71, found dead in slough
• Gas leak forces school evacuation
• Fargo brewery unveils first beer: Wood Chipper
• BWCA firefighters prepare for gusty day
• Stillwater tests 'flipping' homework and lectures
• Black-Jew Dialogues Oct. 5 at U of M, Crookston
• Free beer for life for investing in brewpub
• Cantaloupe outbreak is deadliest in a decade
• BLOG: Union will appeal NLRB dismissal of complaint
• Fargo, Grand Forks receive airline service grants
• Today in the news: Amazon introduces Kindle Fire tablet
• Man who sued sheriff dies of drug overdose
• Iron Range DFLers want DNR to sue over BWCA fire
• Fargo FD taps Sioux Falls department for new chief
• UMC Homecoming Week events include jousting
• Johnson's fed up with train whistles, semi brakes
• PCSO analyzing its dispatch services
• 3rd Annual Holiday Vendor Sale Saturday in Crookston
• Backpack believed belonging to Minn. hiker found
• Botched science project forces evacuation in ND
• Grant Award to U of M, Crookston Continues Federal Designation as a U.S. Department of Commerce EDA University Center
• Area College Students Invited to Outdoor Skills Day Wednesday, October 12, 2011, from 4 - 7:30 p.m. at the Crookston Gun Club
• Rehabbed eagle released back into ND wild
• Bachmann: GOP nominee must be true conservative
• Jewelers want states to replace limits on cadmium
• Firm to look for new Dickinson site for man camp
• Today in the news: iPhone 5 expected to be announced Oct. 4
• Woman dies after apparent fall into fire pit
• United Way of Crookston launches 2012 campaign
• Compromise on park shop funding issue passes by the narrowest of margins
• It's official: Parrish leaving
• Gilman, Lyczewski explain increased fund balance
• Knotek is state outstanding senior man runner-up
• Vedbraaten the lone vote against ordinance allowing golf carts
• Farmers group backs plan to overhaul dairy policy
• Medals honor 25 who risked lives to help others
• College students don't dig downtown apartments
• Freed hikers discuss harrowing ordeal in Iran
• Mayo Clinic explores facility in India
• Today in the news: Dead Sea Scrolls now online
• Search resumes in India for Plotkin, missing Minn. hiker
• Standout Detroit Lakes QB Mollberg likes UND
• Fire destroys town's only grocery store
• BWCA fire now 45% contained
• Alpha Eta Rho Fly-In or Drive-In Breakfast
• Huge controlled grass fire covers northern landscape with smoke
• Researchers fear Hope the bear has been killed by hunter
• School district's prelim levy looks to drop 6%
• City officials to hash out how to pay for local share of park shop relocation
• Crash kills Hust of Jamestown
• Fire destroys potato plant
• After another seizure, Kill steps away from team, checks into Mayo
• Climbers reach top of Kilimanjaro in fundraising trek
• This week: Levi Johnston book on Sarah Palin is out Tuesday
• Week in review: Facebook Timeline gets mixed reviews
• Hugo artist wins 2012 Minn. trout stamp contest
• Today in the news: Where will satellite hit?
• Hoeven, Klobuchar place bet on Bison, Gopher game
• Tribal court of appeals hears 2 cases at UND
• In-home child care providers divided on unionizing
• Celebrating sobriety: Rising up from ‘rock bottom’
• Head shop resumes incense sales
• Dakotas, MN health organizations talk merger
• This route to school is getting safer
• New software will track PCSO activities in great detail
• Fisher Area Community Fund invites grant applications
• Minn. ed chief applauds Obama's NCLB waiver package
• Iowa, Minn. authorities investigating hog thefts
• Minneapolis wants slice of Metrodome proceeds
• Today in the news: Leaders speak out against Troy Davis execution
• Tons of free french fries on menu in Grand Forks
• DSU enrollment inflated more than first thought
• Police officer cleared in suspect's death
• Class of 1969 holding 60th birthday bash
• Breakfast served up for Backpack Program
• Going shoeless for a day to make a point
• Commission gives revised city sign ordinance the go-ahead
• No money means no future for Pembina RC&D
• Firefighting team in BWCA reaches nearly 840
• Police raid Duluth head shop for designer drugs
• ND, MN leaders ask Obama for river diversion money
• Fly-In, Drive-In Pancake Breakfast Sunday, Sept. 25, 2011
• ND hosts FLW Walleye Tour Championship
• Today in the news: Jailed hikers freed
• End of 'don't ask' too late for ex-Guardsman
• Company says it's not liable for oilfield accident
• ND grant to coax motorists to use more ethanol
• Legacy Amendment funds make more artists-in-residence possible
• Rebirth of Red River Valley Shows building continues
• Amid criticism, hotel owner, management cite 'challenges' and improvements
• 3rd Annual Shirley's BRAdway Show is Sept. 23 at Crookston Armory
• Political turmoil in Valley City includes recall
• Cargill expanding oilseed plant in West Fargo
• Remains of WWII servicemen to be buried
• St. Cloud bars staging their own homecoming
• Journalist Woodward coming to Fargo
• Bachmann says vaccine retardation claim not hers
• Region's wheat crop smaller this year, but better?
• Today in the news: New video of Reno air show crash
• Black-Jew Dialogues at U of M, Crookston on Wed., Oct. 5, 2011; Performance begins at 8 p.m. in Kiehle Auditorium
• Devils Lake going to court over coulee structure
• Work continues on downtown curbs
• Parrish plans on accepting job offer
• Flushing high school's geothermal system will cost $81K
• Park Board notes: Purchase agreements on park shop/Phoenix deals signed
• Good conditions stalling spread of BWCA fire
• Officials simulate oil pipeline break near river
• Man killed in farm accident
• Leaflets supporting sugar workers found on store shelves
• Man dies in motorcycle crash
• OSHA fines company after man crushed by bin
• Judge denies eastern ND hearing on coal permit
• ND GOP redistricting draws Dem complaints
• New ND Dem chair from strong GOP district
• Standing Rock blesses totem for DC-area exhibit
• Flood buyouts disputed in Moorhead
• Who-Dats take first place in RiverView Auxiliary 'Kick-It' kickball tourney
• Stumpf cites impact of area post offices
• Parrish offered Forest Lake job
• Flood disaster aid in ND nears $350 million
• Northern ranchers selling hay to drought-stricken states
• Eleanor Mondale, daughter of Walter Mondale, dies
• St. John's Abbey seeks to keep priest info private
• Labor Dept. expands enforcement of wage violations
• This week: Republicans square off in another debate
• Grant expands citizen journalism for public media
• Week in review: Marine receives Medal of Honor
• ND flood's taxpayer cost: $509M
• ND Medicaid payment system changes delayed again
• Sanford joins effort to protect young athletes
• Gophers coach Kill leaves hospital
• Today in the news: More battles in Libya
• Survey suggests slow growth in Midwest, Plains
• Corps hires firm to build 300-unit group site
• Medical delegates debate STD screening
• Fired Dickinson State president awaits hearing
• Fargo airport receives $3 million to fix runways
• Oil company employees help with sandbag removal
• CDC reports drop in ND adult smokers
• Philippine officials to inspect ND spring wheat
• Minneapolis museum agrees to return ancient vase
• Oil industry propels ND tax collections
• City on Stanislowski complaint: Scooter style might be part of problem
• Help feed kids in need: Breakfast for Backpacks Sept. 22
• VFW Auxiliary, Bremer team up to highlight risks of suicide to active military and veterans
• City Beautification Committee: It’s time to decorate the downtown light poles
• Iraq joins talks on Iran bail for jailed Americans
• Fargo businessman Offutt gets top ND honor
• ND legislative redistricting plan takes shape
• Consultant hired to search for ND chancellor
• Postal Service may close four Minn. offices, including Bemidji
• Hearing for police chief postponed
• Today in the news: Pat Robertson says divorce OK in event of Alzheimer’s
• Family works to save cabin they built from fire
• Crookston visioning effort needs 'civic stewards'
• State Patrol: Malme's collision with combine could have been worse
• Central Ave., Albert St. on tap for 2012 street work
• Top 3 priorities: Jobs, jobs and more jobs
• Additional firefighters join attack on BWCA fire
• Bachmann's shot at Perry on vaccinations stings her, too
• Bemidji nurses, hospital reach agreement
• College Republicans protest ban on plastic bottles
• Sheriff: Death, injuries in ND oil well explosion
• No new "man camps"
• Grand Forks restaurant makes list of historic places
• Today in the news: President Obama disapproval ratings hit 55 percent
• NRC inspecting Monticello nuclear power plant
• Missing toddler found in cornfield
• Man drowns in Jay Cooke State Park in NE Minnesota
• Crews extinguish elevator fire
• Kelly: South-end project is worth $25K investment
• Downtown Crookston task force wants your feedback
• Make that 14 years for U of M, Crookston on U.S. News' 'Best' list
• Authorities show items found with deceased infant
• Final design set for nature-based play space in Castle Park
• Calmer winds slow growth of Minnesota wildfire
• You'll get a 'Kick' out of this tournament
• ND awarded grant to improve sex offender programs
• Today in the news: U.S. hikers to be released from Iran prison
• Minot man injured in train-pedestrian accident
• U of M, Crookston Turf Club to Sponsor 9th Annual Carl Spackler Open on Friday, September 23, 2011
• Man's body recovered from St. Louis River
• Lightening sparks fire in Voyageurs National Park
• U of M police pass out doughnuts and safety tips
• Bakken, Brekken vote against new teacher contract
• Highway 9 near Crookston reopens to traffic
• Eickhof/park shop deal approved, with a twist
• Social Security prompts debate miscues
• U.S.News & World Report Ranks U of M, Crookston in Top Three in Category of Top Public Regional Colleges; Marks 14th Consecutive Year Crookston Ranked in Top Schools
• Boundary Waters fire triples in size
• Police confirm racial incidents at sugar plant
• Analysis: Is it government's role to fix economy?
• Train hits two cars after one gets stuck on tracks
• Today in the news: Bank of America cuts 30,000 jobs
• Flood maps could force thousands to buy insurance
• Closures ordered as BWCA fire grows
• Pawlenty endorses Romney
• Museums have festive Sunday
• King of Trails Market Day in Crookston
• 'Home run' deal lands city a park shop and Eickhof a bigger facility in Phoenix Industries property
• Teachers, school board have a deal
• This week: Emmy Awards are next Sunday
• Second annual Russell ROCKS Foundation events: Smiles through sadness
• Crookston Fire Department remembers 9/11
• Minnesota heroes' outlooks vary a decade after 9/11
• Week in review: 9/11 threats, anniversary
• Today in the news: Nation on alert after ‘credible’ terror threat
• Suspended Valley City chief wins court battle
• Fargo won't charge driver in death of 2-year-old
• First day of school photos coming in
• A great day to go the mall
• Your input wanted as Crookston visioning effort launches
• Boredom is not an option in Crookston this weekend
• PCPH to narrow flu shot focus to uninsured, under-insured
• Union responds to reports of fires at two Crystal plants
• ND woman unable to get to the hospital fast enough
• Slipping Bachmann seeks jolt for GOP campaign
• American Crystal have no issues with fill-in workers
• Otter Tail announces CEO resignation
• Final Designs Completed for Nature-Based Play Spaces in Crookston and Warren, Minn.
• Hunters keep Duluth area bear-meat processor busy
• Today in the news: Google buys Zagat
• Lund boats to expand New York Mills facility
• Farmer dies after trench collapses, traps him
• Newborn found floating in the Mississippi River
• Wardner: Repeal UND nickname law
• Crookston Public Schools kicks off school year
• Miss Ibarra goes to Washington
• UMC senior Finke is Times' new intern
• 9/11 commemorative event in Newfolden Sept. 11
• Firefighters mopping up forest fire in BWCA
• Perry, Romney twist records in debate
• Black Eyed Peas concert raised more than $1 million for Minot
• Today in the news: Former NHL players die in plane crash
• County voters reject courthouse project
• Devils Lake leaders reject state offer to buy land
• Faculty Tenure Announcement from the U of M, Crookston; Several New Faculty Welcomed to Campus
• Firefighters work to control BWCA wildfire
• Baby found floating in Mississippi River
• Dog park has its grand opening
• Sjodin's stepfather Walker dies of cancer
• Not just any American Crystal pre-pile
• Crookston fatal crash: Mello charged with murder
• Polk County Board OKs preliminary levy, adopts ATV ordinance
• Preview Day Scheduled for Saturday, September 24, 2011
• Man, 78, crashes paraglider into bean field
• Three Named to Athletic Hall of Fame at U of M, Crookston; Recognition Slated for Friday, September 30, 2011, in Bede Ballroom, Sargeant Student Center
• Wrongful death suit filed against Senser, his wife
• Crookston diocese settles with alleged victim, who says it's time to come forward
• Releases from 2 dams near Jamestown unprecedented
• Maris grandson has new view on grandfather 

• Today in the news: Where’s Moammar Gadhafi?
• Neighbors want exploded home property cleaned
• Man killed in northeastern ND crash identified
• Bachmann not on list for school hall of fame
• Hancock police chief drowns
• Motherway: Outside agency will be asked to assist in investigation
• Diocese of Crookston settles with alleged victim in Jeyapaul case for $750K
• U of M, Crookston Announces Summer 2011 Graduates
• American Crystal ready for harvest with fill-ins
• This week: Many 9/11 anniversary events scheduled
• Life on an oil field 'man camp' isn't for everyone
• This week: Are you ready for some NFL football?
• Squad car stolen, ensuing collision in Crookston kills driver of pickup
• Week in review: Rebels hunt for Gadhafi
• Have a great IDEA?
• Woman catches 1-in-20 million walleye
• U of M prosthetics manager subject of federal probe
• Today in the news: Tropical storm headed to Gulf; Katia a hurricane
• Minn. woman finds intruders playing dress-up
• Embattled city official is finalist for S.D. job
• U of M, Crookston Alumni Active in North Dakota Conservation Service
• U of M, Crookston Student Works with Roseau Business Groups
• Duhamel returns to Minot to raise awareness, promote Black Eyed Peas concert
• Mom of abandoned boy wants a part in custody talks
• Teachers welcomed back
• Crookston dog park grand opening Sept. 6
• Wrong-way driver hits four vehicles; Ada woman critically injured
• Probation for nurse accused of stealing painkiller
• Heads up to Highland, CHS parents
• Peterson revises hopes for flood money in farm bill
• City cleaning up after wind, rain storm
• Farm Rescue starts 'Give a Bushel' program
• Service held for man who carried cross
• Today in the news: President Obama changes date of jobs speech
• Attorney general: NDSU violated open records law
• Minn. man comes face to face with black bear
• Minn. pilot killed in crash on Canadian lake
• Teachers, staff try to get a jump on bullying issue
• Mckinley and the Monarchs
• Hennen to interview Cheney about memoir
• No cash for Minn. boy who made miracle shot
• Jury deliberating Fairbanks' fate
• Police chief reinstated, mayor 'shocked'
• Guard opening new fire station
• Minot workers get $1,000 each to give to charity
• Today in the news: Lawsuit filed over AT&T, T-Mobile merger
• Corps increasing Jamestown, Pipestem releases
• Hauser, whose son fled Minn. to avoid chemo, dies
• Vacation photos wrapping up
• Former auditor acquitted of election crime
• City contract negotiations to commence
• Deli owners say Minn. man who abandoned son seemed desperate for work
• Suspicious deer tests negative for CWD
• Dayton would support Vikings stadium referendum
• Today in the news: Another hurricane on the way
• DNR urges caution after bear incidents
• Hospital staff evacuated after fire
• Group wants to save Valley City administrator
• Teacher injured in classroom chemical explosion
• Pajama-clad girls take stolen goat for a walk
• $21 million GF airport terminal opens
• In Minnesota, Obama to tackle issues facing vets
• Red River below flood stage, finally
• 7th graders get to know Crookston High School
• King of Trails Fall Market Day seeks more vendors
• Vacation photos coming in daily
• Early sunset of Special Service District unlikely
• Stanislowski, disabled Crookston resident, irked by condition of sidewalks
• Local, area authorities team up for DWI enforcement
• Subject of mine pit search found safe in Bemidji
• AP Exclusive: Minn. extends costly credit line
• Bicyclist killed by pickup ID'ed
• Pre-pile set to begin Sept. 6
• Group will climb Kilimanjaro as fund-raiser
• Today in the news: Irene recovery begins
• North Dakota likely to lose status as top barley producer
• N.D. woman dies in Minn. motorcycle crash
• Motorcycle crash victim ID'ed as Brown
• Parrish a finalist for Forest Lake administrator
• Sannes, 21, of Erskine killed in accident north of Fertile
• Motorcycle crash kills man
• Vacant house fire near Erskine is arson
• Grand Forks, Alerus manager parting ways
• This week: Dick Cheney, Lil Wayne have new releases
• Week in review: Hurricane Irene leads the news
• Red Lake Nation plans to reforest 50,000 acres
• Oil companies charged in N.D. migratory bird deaths
• Today in the news: Hurricane Irene prompts first-ever evacuation in NYC
• New software means less intrusive body scans at MSP airport
• WCHA invites remaining CCHA schools to join
• Videos: Hurricane Irene
• U of M President Kaler makes first visit to Crookston campus
• Kids enjoy the fruits, and veggies, of their labor
• Times has played a lasting role in Claassen's life
• Andersons share their vacation
• Trooper hurt in off-duty motorcycle crash
• No teacher means no Pre-K Connection or Early Birds this fall
• House fire investigated
• Annual audit puts city in positive light
• Angler finds Minn. woman's prosthetic leg
• No deal in talks between Crystal, union
• Today in the news: Emergency declared in 3 states ahead of Hurricane Irene
• Bachmann brings presidential campaign back to SC
• Semitrailer crash, spill shuts down Minot highway
• UPDATE: Latest from Farmers Elevator fire in Eldred
• Fire damages fertilizer plant
• Crop duster pilot hospitalized after crash
• Damaged Fargo school opens classes at seminary
• Eldred Elevator burns this morning
• Today in the news: Hurricane Irene threatens East Coast
• Newest ND legislator takes oath of office
• Dog park turns green
• Project to make Main, Broadway ramps ADA-compliant begins
• Gilman, Lyczewski: Only $50 per pupil is confirmed new money
• U of M President Kaler makes first visit to Crookston campus Friday
• Have a 9/11 memory you're willing to share?
• Man dies in crash after shootings in Valley City
• Back to School for Crookston - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• ND mill $16M profit means big checks for workers
• Former ND Senate candidate wants Conrad to run
• Today in the news: Gadhafi compound falls to rebels
• Autopsy will help to determine why track standout died in his sleep
• Another Devils Lake outlet pump has problems
• Record companies plan music downloading appeal
• One hurt, charges pending in van, garbage truck collision near Crookston
• Bark for the Park pays city for dog park fencing
• 'Gals only' vacation is 'Magical!!!'
• Replacing Rock: City will look internally first
• City open to writing simple, impartial letter on Crystal situation
• Load the Truck/BEET the Lockout initiative launched
• Looks like school district needs a new school bus
• Car/pedestrian accident in Fertile leads to driver's arrest
• Hundreds of backpacks given to Minot children
• Scholarship to honor pilot and UND Aviation alum killed at KC air show
• ND house fire leaves child with burned feet
• Officials disagree: ND gaining or losing students?
• Programs planned at Whitestone Hill Battlefield
• Minn. GOP desperately seeking strong Klobuchar foe
• Today in the news: Rebels take Gadhafi stronghold of Tripoli
• GOP activists to pick Bob Stenehjem successor
• ND company repairing broken wind turbine blade
• ATV crash injures boy, 2 adults in Crane Lake
• Firefighters ask oil companies for fire hall funds
• Search of mine pit for missing man unsuccessful
• Ox Cart Days: More photos and some event results
• City starts planning for Rock's retirement
• Downtown ADA compliance project getting underway
• Tax bill talk Tuesday with Kiel in Crookston
• MN man who died in ND crash identified
• Send-off held for deploying ND Guard soldiers
• NDSU sues over denied Minard claim
• Residents complain of smelly tap water
• Kansas City air show resumes day after UND Aviation grad dies in crash
• This week: Casey Anthony must return to Florida
• Demand has US looking to expand canola crop
• The view from the Torchlight Parade
• Week in review: Bad babysitter puts child in back of pickup
• Ox Cart Days: Scenes from some Saturday events
• Jon Huntsman turns to Twitter to criticize Perry
• Today in the news: ‘West Memphis 3’ to go free
• Judge found dead in city park
• Thursday events get Ox Cart Days rolling into the weekend
• ND college drawing up details to dump Sioux logo
• Allegiant to fly Grand Forks-to-Orlando route
• Firearms safety training offered in September
• Devils Lake gets added state money for levee
• Today in the news: Is this animal a chupacabra?
• Reservoir releases to lead to diking in Jamestown
• French Student Conducts Research with Associate Professor Ian MacRae at the Northwest Research and Outreach Center
• New home for Massey Harris No. 20 prototype
• 2011 Ox Cart Medallion found
• Boxer's legacy is his charity work, friend says
• Perfect day for an Old-Fashioned Ice Cream Social
• 147 take part in inaugural Mary Tyrrell Health Walk
• Does Crookston's sign ordinance hinder businesses?
• Tony Stewart finishes 9th in West Fargo
• Ox Cart Medallion Hunt: Second clue
• Small North Dakota school abruptly closes
• Minot extends deadline to get trailers off streets
• Today in the news: Albuquerque man saves girl being kidnapped
• Minn. family waits to hear if amazing hockey shot is worth $50K
• Donation boosts Humane Society of Polk County
• New life for Crookston's Red River Valley Shows building?
• Outstanding UMC alumni Bailey, Fee and Klindt to be honored at Homecoming
• Save the Pembina Trail Memorial fundraising campaign kicks off
• Strinden: Life goes on after Sioux nickname dispute
• First Ox Cart Medallion Hunt clue released
• Bachmann wishes Elvis happy birthday on his death date
• Home explosion victims still recovering
• Pentagon confirms death of Harmon, Fosston graduate
• New pecking order in GOP field shifts race for WH
• Events lead up to dedication of new Fargo school
• Today in the news: Louisiana dad decapitates special-needs son
• Corps to up releases from Jamestown, Pipestem
• Pilot talks about mishap at air show
• 4-man crew back in Minn. after Hudson Bay journey
• At least 5 lawsuits filed over Imprelis herbicide
• Girl, man who tried to rescue her die at hospital
• Thunderstorm dumps heavy rain in Richland County
• Band director hired
• Eight CHS seniors hope to wear the crown
• Class helps kids use their natural resources
• Ox Cart Days: RiverView sponsoring free rides on T.H.E. Bus
• Testimony in Fairbanks Crookston trial to begin
• Collision in McIntosh injures 3
• 5 days, 5 burglaries in Red Lake County
• Obama fences, parries at start of Midwestern tour
• Fighting Sioux nickname to be gone by year's end
• Fosston High School graduate killed in Afghanistan
• Hibbing museum hosts 'Gathering of Buses'
• Officials debate moving nearly 100-year-old church
• Helicopter to string lines along Interstate 94
• Bad year for durum could mean pricier pasta
• Today in the news: Google buys Motorola Mobility
• Woman survives house explosion
• Man plans Lake Sakakawea swim for water awareness
• Police say ATV driver hit 4 squad cars
• Hundreds line up for tickets to see Obama in Minn.
• Caribou Coffee holder offers to sell 5.2M shares
• Eight hope to be crowned Miss Crookston, four profiled here
• Firefighters rescue 2 boys from old mine pit
• Obama begins political counteroffensive this week
• Plane lands without landing gear at ND air show
• 3 Valley City brothers to be deployed together
• This week: Anniversary of the end of World War II
• ND joins compact to help military children
• Week in review: Republicans go after Obama during debate
• ND durum, wheat acres lowest in decades
• Dayton shoots for tradition with pheasant opener
• Bus line to expand Fargo route to northwest ND
• Leaking stove fueled fatal blast in Minneapolis
• Hibbing Taconite fined for air-quality violations
• Pawlenty's NH backers GOP restless in his absence
• Today in the news: Postal Service wants OK to lay off 120,000
• Colorado construction accident kills Minnesota man
• Jamestown wrestling coach reinstated
• Teams compete in aerial robotics competition
• ‘Where can you find it better than Crookston?’
• Highway 9 detour south of U.S. Highway 2 modified temporarily
• Body found under pontoon boat near Winona ID'd
• Black Eyed Peas benefit concert tickets on sale
• Author to be Featured during Ice Cream Social at U of M, Crookston on Wed., Aug. 17, 2011; "Cooking Up the Good Life" Highlights Recipes Based on Local Foods
• Rydell Refuge dedication, open house Aug. 14
• Loud Sturgis bikes: A right or a nuisance?
• Today in the news: Photo of face transplant recipient released
• Dynamite found in Minn. farm
• Outstanding Alumni for 2011 Announced by U of M, Crookston; Recognition to take place during Homecoming on Friday, September 30, 2011
• New Academic Year Brings Updates, Excitement to U of M, Crookston Campus; Welcome Back Week for Faculty and Staff Begins Monday, August 15, 2011
• New Grand Forks airport terminal set to open
• Second Navy SEAL from Minn. died in chopper crash
• Porta-potty fire suspicious, investigation underway
• RSVP of the RRV honors volunteers in its service area
• Chancellor orders DSU athletic department review
• CHEDA board eager for resolution on VTP building
• Will motorists be seeing 'Blue' on Highway 2?
• Feel like helping out at Ox Cart Days?
• Leaders say Minot flood is lesson for Fargo area
• Fired ND college president requests formal hearing
• Summerfest at AELC in Fertile on Sunday
• Iowa straw poll part circus, part politics
• Today in the news: Taliban insurgents killed in retaliation strike
• Wis. man facing more surgery after arm reattached
• Constituents challenge Cravaack on jobs, taxes
• Air Force crew sprays for bugs in Grand Forks area
• Vacation photos coming in
• Summer Art Safari kids practicing hard
• Kiel apologizes to board for publicizing inaccurate funding figures
• District court: Cases sentenced
• ND company seeks nearly $300,000 for crane damage
• Sanford building $60M medical center in Thief River Falls
• International robotics competition held at UND
• Today in the news: British PM vows bigger police response to rioting
• Minn. mother killed, children injured in crash
• Vikings backup QB Bomar apologizes for arrest
• City won’t pursue building on Phoenix property
• Snow emergency, golf cart ordinances advance
• Minn. Scouts to speak to Space Station astronauts
• Chisago City man among dead in Afghan crash
• Chancellor says Dickinson State president fired
• Washed-out track cause of ND derailment
• Vote set on Valley City administrator position
• Today in the news: Pres. Obama gives speech on credit downgrade
• ND tribe planning new $30 million casino
• Pawlenty downplays need to win Iowa straw poll
• Body found near river adjacent to Wildwood Park Monday afternoon in Crookston
• Teen's body found in Lake Superior
• Firefighters conduct training session
• Bruley wears the inaugural Little Miss Crookston crown
• City notes: Project will make Fisher Ave. RR crossing safer
• Minot Catholic schools to start year on time
• Retired airmen return to ND missile site
• Black Eyed Peas plan ND flood benefit concert
• This week: Jay-Z, Kanye ‘Watch the Throne’ album out Monday
• ND, SD flood victims get into SD State Fair free
• Week in review: Debt, FAA deals worked out at last minute
• Hoeven: Proposed tribal refinery gets key permit
• ND GOP senators expect to pick new leader
• Western ND pipeline proposal scaled back
• FEMA flood aid being expanded in North Dakota
• Today in the news: Dow Jones industrial average sees wild swings
• 2-year-old Fargo girl hit by car dies in hospital
• Minnewaukan mayor accused of bouncing check
• No progress made five days into American Crystal lockout
• AURI report outlines potential role of biobased products in Minnesota economy 
• Fire at Kurdish food store in Fargo might be arson
• Attendant accused of fire on plane returned to US
• Ground turkey recall: Why did it take so long?
• Assisted living centers support ND flood victims
• ND gov suggests Missouri River compact
• Today in the news: More evidence of water on Mars
• Videos: Virginia Tech gun scare
• Dog park showing progress
• District Court: Man gets 12 years for sex crimes with minor
• New energy efficient street lamps light the way in, near downtown
• Rains cause temporary halt to Devils Lake outlet
• City seeking SCDP repeat of 1993
• Moorhead police looking for dog that bit woman
• 36M lbs. of turkey recalled in salmonella outbreak
• Late blight surfaces again in area potatoes
• Minn. Fringe Fest celebrates 18th anniversary
• National gay-rights group forms Minnesota PAC
• Today in the news: Worldwide child porn ring busted
• Man dies after falling from roof in southern Minn.
• Missing Minn. mother, son found in SD
• For Fifth Consecutive Year, U of M, Crookston named "A Best in the Midwest" College by The Princeton Review
• UND dedicates bust honoring lawmaker
• Third person has died in Long Lake crash
• Perfect evening for a 'Night Out' in Crookston
• Anonymous $31K grant honors Dragseth's 31 years with hospice
• Polk County positions get new names, salaries, duties
• 11-month-old girl dies in fall from 9th-floor
• Teen apparently washed away in NE Minnesota river
• 1 of 2 people hurt in cycle-deer crash has died
• U of M president to visit Farmfest
• Metrodome contractor meets installation deadline
• Today in the news: Obama signs debt deal bill
• ND police chief reprimand subject of court hearing
• Crash in Long Lake kills 2, injures 1
• Grand Forks police officer shoots, kills pit bull
• American Crystal Sugar union workers set up shop in downtown Crookston
• Miss Crookston Michelle Stahlecker now wears Thief River Falls crown, too
• City now has its own dunk tank
• After disagreement leads to delay in Fairbanks trial, jury selection underway again today
• Heavy rains, strong winds pound Twin Cities
• Minneapolis dedicates bridge Remembrance Garden
• 6 workers shaken by Waite Park lightning strike
• 1,300 workers locked out at American Crystal Sugar
• Gay marriage an awkward subject for some GOP hopefuls
• Minot flood damaged historical society
• Today in the news: Debt ceiling compromise moves forward
• ND ban on texting while driving takes effect
• 2-year-old found safe after being left behind
• Minneapolis to dedicate memorial to bridge victims
• Minn. smokers start paying a penny more per pack today
• Effort to cut Valley City administrator mulled
• Bike & Build pedals into Crookston
• UPDATE: American Crystal Sugar lockout underway
• Body found in lake
• Trial begins in Crookston for man accused of killing Deputy Dewey
• Man works as an educator on flood clean-up
• This week: Debt ceiling deadline looms
• Oil field village hopes to preserve its beauty
• North Dakota governor helps gut flood-ravaged home
• SPIN METER: Spouse standard shifts for Bachmann
• Week in review: Debt debate dominates the news
• Saltwater pipeline bursts, swamping farm, wetlands
• Bachmann says she, not husband, running for office
• ND approves $54 mil to help oil-impacted cities
• Today in the news: President Obama calls for debt compromise
• Preliminary Designs Completed for Nature-Based Play Spaces in Crookston and Warren, Minn.
• Highway 75 improvements from Climax to Crookston begin Monday
• Will American Crystal lockout be avoided?
• Lots to do, plenty of new at National Night Out Tuesday in Central Park
• Red Cross begins recovery phase in Minot
• Minot 'man camp' to be moved after complaints
• Missouri River dam release plan will be updated
• Body of 2nd victim recovered from Cass Lake
• Saltwater pipeline ruptures in ND
• Today in the news: Airbrushed Julia Roberts ad banned in Britain
• Hiker bitten by rattlesnake in Minn.
• Moorhead to take the mosquito spraying leap
• Bemidji nurses to vote on contract offer
• Search for Bina's successor as band director is on
• Fight against hunger in the region gets a boost
• Unleash your inner artist at Rydell Refuge this weekend
• Humane Society of Polk County: A lot of labs on their hands
• Old West re-enactor faces federal weapons charges
• Defense rests in Kirkpatrick trial
• ND VA clinic on hold
• Man drowns while trying to save son
• Cougar that roamed Minn. Wis. killed by SUV in Connecticut
• Pawlenty: Boehner's latest budget plan falls short
• Today in the news: Debt debate starting to affect stock markets
• Man dies in lawnmower crash
• Amiot wants time to catch his breath
• Arctic Cat 50th anniversary celebration July 29-30 in TRF
• One dead, one missing after Cass Lake boat crash
• Minn.-based Books for Africa shipments hit 1.9 million
• Inquiry into fatal boat crash may take months
• Bed and breakfast fire that killed 6 started by candles
• Today in the news: About 3,700 post offices may close
• Berglin resigning Minn. Senate seat
• Crookston American Crystal workers demonstrate on downtown bridges
• Angler dies after being pulled through culvert
• Man hurt in mobile home fire
• 2 dogs die after being left in hot car
• Sund, Korean War vet from TRF area, honored
• Committee OK with proposed 3% 2012 levy increase
• District court: Stalking, child abuse cases sentenced
• Judge releases man after threat conviction overturned
• Monson, Crookston Cab owner, asks for a break on sign downtown
• Pawlenty: Bachmann gets her facts on him wrong
• Alerus Center requests money to make August payroll
• Today in the news: Amy Winehouse autopsy inconclusive
• Grand Forks peregrines have 3 babies
• Bachmann, Pawlenty debate conservative credentials
• More than $50M approved for ND flooding assistance
• Rain slowing road work in Fargo area
• Fast and furious: Sunday evening storm blows through Crookston
• Local scouts learn, have fun at Camp Wilderness
• Bina calling it a career
• Miss Crookston 2011: 8 seek pageant glory
• Big Top Family Circus in Central Park Tuesday in Crookston
• North Dakota fights alone to keep Sioux nickname
• High winds blamed for apartment damage in Fargo
• ND Senate majority leader's funeral Monday
• Gas siphoning blamed for Fargo garage fire
• Man who posted $1 million bail testifies in trial
• 3 groomsmen among 4 killed in Wis. boat collision
• This week: NY same-sex marriage law takes effect
• Week in review: Scores dead in Norway attacks
• Video: Latest on Friday's bombing, shootings in Oslo
• Bike & Build coming to Crookston July 29
• Highway 9 construction south of U.S. Highway 2 resumes next week
• Today in the news: ‘Don’t ask, don’t tell’ ends
• ND farmers plant fewer pea, lentil acres
• Herman Cain: Bachmann's migraines are a non-issue
• Illinois motorcycle rider killed in southwest ND
• Guard ending levee patrols in Mandan
• Medora motorcycle rally a warm-up to Sturgis
• Corps officials say Lake Ashtabula could rise rapidly
• UMC pursuing construction of new residence hall
• Dike removal process starting in Minot
• NWROC hosts their annual Crops and Soils Day
• GF lawmaker crafts redistricting plan for city
• Bismarck dad's knowledge of CPR saves son
• Lawyers give opening statements in ND murder trial
• In heat wave, wintry states wish for some December
• ND district judge in trouble over case backlog
• Today in the news: Space shuttle Atlantis lands safely
• Nursing home residents in flooded Minot going home
• Doctor's letter downplays Bachmann migraines
• Results pending on Bob Stenehjem autopsy
• Mother/children rescued from Lake Superior
• Bus driver crashes in Eden Prairie, later dies
• Premier Red River catfish tournament canceled
• Villa youth volunteers making a difference
• Local officials hope bonding bill means more flood control funding
• Residents of small ND town vote to recall mayor
• Fighting Sioux nickname meeting postponed
• Ammonia leak causes evacuation of ND plant
• Lutheran split shakes up social service network
• Bachmann: Migraines won't impede White House goals
• Corps taking comments on Tolna Coulee report
• Flooded Minot zoo won't reopen this year
• Boat crash in Minn. kills SD woman, injures friend
• ND GOP Senate leader's death leaves questions
• MN Guard continues with Minot flood fight
• Fighting Sioux nickname meeting may face snag
• Today in the news: Leopard mauls 6 in India; attack captured in photos
• VA hospitals affected by heat wave
• Hot weather causes pavement failure
• 4-year-old drowns in Stearns County lake
• Bachmann camp accused of shoving TV reporter in SC
• Moldy turf needs replacing at Metrodome
• Boy, 17, drowns in Wirth Lake in Minneapolis
• Nature View Estates plat approved
• When Amiot retires, so will his job title
• Girl clinging to tree rescued from Sauk River
• Police: Stenehjem didn't wear belt before crash
• Brainerd man dies in paraglider accident
• Fire prompts evacuation of church day care
• North Dakota adds 61,000 jobs in past decade
• Today in the news: Rupert Murdoch hit with shaving foam pie at hearings
• GOP, Dem lawmakers praise Bob Stenehjem
• Pheasants Forever dedicating new waterfowl area
• Videos: Rupert Murdoch attacked with shaving foam; testifies before Parliament
• Meteorologist says LaMoure tornado was an EF-3
• Hot jobs
• Shutdown impacts new canoe route, sort of
• Shop 'til you drop Sept. 10
• Dayton to convene special session
• ND GOP Sen. leader Bob Stenehjem killed in Alaska
• Fargo raffle to benefit Minot flood victims
• Farmers worry about budget negotiations, cuts
• Sanford Health building cosmetic surgery center
• Today in the news: Midwest bakes in heat; East will get hit later this week
• Leech Lake tribal election results voided
• Grand Forks, Fargo set hot weather records
• Souris River falls below flood stage
• Authorities: Missing Minn. woman may be in Texas
• Proposed state budget deal: Will school district be able to borrow enough?
• Hot enough for you? NWS says it's 'excessive'
• Cleanup continues at site of train derailment
• Storm damage survey planned in 3 ND counties
• This week: Senate committee takes on Defense of Marriage Act
• Habitat for Humanity receives training/tech grant from USDA
• Week in review: Brits Harry Potter and Rupert Murdoch dominate the headlines
• Going after 2012 candidate Bachmann has its risks
• Paid leave extended for embattled police chief
• Today in the news: ‘Harry Potter’ fans love final film
• Minot officials open up mandatory evacuation zones
• Bachmann's husband: Clinics are not anti-gay
• Vikings ready to advance stadium plan
• CHEDA's Hoiseth ready to get down to business
• Local bars and restaurants in good shape, alcohol wise
• No one is hurt in house fire in the Woods Edition
• Crookston streets to be sealcoated
• Petitions submitted to cut Valley City position
• 900 gallons of oil spill into Missouri River in ND
• Minnesota Marine killed in Afghanistan
• Buses to gather in Hibbing, Greyhound Museum home
• Today in the news: Mistrial in Roger Clemens case
• Dayton willing to accept GOP's June 30 offer and call special session
• CHEDA to request $100K from city in 2012, a $20K increase
• Crookston Motors collects items for Minot flood victims
• Polk County board still in wait-and-see mode on shutdown
• Franken, Peterson team up to press EPA on pollution control requirements
• Two arrested for burglary near Fosston
• Police chief defends himself against allegations
• GOP 2012 candidates quiet on McConnell plan
• Tent city to house fed workers in flooded Minot
• Grand Forks Air Force Base has new commander
• SPIN METER: Pawlenty's rosy memory of '05 shutdown
• Minn. man fought Souris River flood in 1969, too
• USDA seeks ways to boost farm-to-school programs
• Klobuchar tallies hefty reelection bank balance
• Today in the news: US women’s soccer team headed to World Cup final
• $2 million raised for flood recovery fund
• U of M, Crookston to host annual Ox Cart Days Ice Cream Social on Wednesday, Aug. 17, 2011 on the Campus Mall
• Soot cleanup to take weeks at The Ralph
• Knotek and Gebhardt are ‘Outstanding’ in 2011
• US homeland security secretary to visit Minot
• Metrodome roof rises again
• With dirt moved, dog park August grand opening is goal
• Beauty is in the eye of the judges, and Wal-Mart
• Time to 'Take a Kid Fishing' again
• Judge throws out sentence for threatening Bush
• Clinic tied to Bachmann questioned over therapies 

• Flooding a $1 billion headache for North Dakota
• Court: Facebook posts were grounds for discipline
• Today in the news: First ladies pay respects to Betty Ford
• Police: Masked woman's package harmless
• Man pulled from burning car last week has died
• New contractor hired to repair troubled ND dam
• Land Management field school held at U of M, Crookston
• School board hires teachers and staff, but it's not all unanimous
• Carman Addition work advances, flood fund OK’ed
• Days numbered for calendar parking?
• Nurses start 3-day strike in Hibbing
• Song for Minot sparks donations to flood victims
• Train derailment near Brainerd ties up main track
• Southwest ND residents upset over cell coverage
• New Minnewaukan school could cost $10.5 million
• Today in the news: Debt ceiling fight continues
• Pawlenty blasts Bachmann's 'nonexistent' record
• Minot native comes from Florida to help clean up
• Maple Grove crash kills DWI suspect, Buffalo woman
• Taking Count of the Western Prairie Fringed Orchid; Census currently underway in Minnesota
• Neighbors' worries delay ND park project
• 2-year-old boy killed when ejected from SUV
• Crookston Classic Cruisers cruise to Warren
• Dale charged with burglary at Polk County Fair in Fertile
• Crookston's calendar parking ordinance going under the microscope
• Crookston School Board poised to fill four positions
• Crookston AURI picked to participate in national conference
• DSU enrollment questioned
• Officials say canceling ND fair sad but necessary
• Land Management Field School Held at U of M, Crookston in June
• This week: Final ‘Harry Potter’ film opens
• Week in review: Casey Anthony not guilty, will go free July 17
• ND man hurt in anhydrous mishap still hospitalized
• Councilman mails fake bomb to self
• Sanford Health network adds another hospital
• ND ceremony held for airman killed in Nev. crash
• 4th of July storm in ND, MN had 5 tornadoes
• Mn/DOT demonstrators can't miss many paychecks
• Video: Final space shuttle launch
• Senators propose immediate end to ethanol credit
• Farming incident kills man in Mahnomen County
• Plains Art Museum in Fargo hires curator
• Today in the news: Casey Anthony to be freed next week
• Pawlenty chides top adviser over Bachmann comment
• Judge dismisses accident lawsuit
• Valley City asks state to investigate police chief
• Demonstrators want shutdown to end so they can get back to work
• Mandan man dies after jumping from bridge
• Woman, 82, dies after 3-story fall in May
• Erskine shooting: Stories change, conflict with each other
• Professional Building one step closer to being demolished
• Minot, ND, residents trickle back to flooded homes 

• Minnesota Campus Compact recognizes UMC accomplishments
• Winger woman rolls car east of Crookston
• Crookston boys get creative to keep cool
• Three more online degree programs brings UMC total to 10
• B&B where 6 died in fire not licensed, inspected
• University of Minnesota, Crookston Hosts Highway 2 Classic Golf Tournament on Thursday, July 21, 2011, for Golden Eagle Athletic Scholarships
• Reservation fires displace 10 families, may be fireworks related
• USDA to resurvey farmers this month
• Today in the news: Facebook announces Skype feature
• River search continues for man who jumped into river to help brother
• Victim, suspects in Erskine shooting are from Crookston
• Polk County Fair a memorable one
• Attorneys file motion to dismiss accident lawsuit
• Fertile crime spree brings 40 charges
• Kiel: Shutdown costs jobs, state losing out on big bucks
• Local law enforcement tightening focus on motoryclists this month
• Ellegaard's body recovered from Long Lake
• ATF assisting in fireworks fatality in which Burley was decapitated
• 3 tornadoes confirmed
• Some Minot residents returning home today
• Congested Missouri River threatens tributaries
• KVRR-TV going to hour-long nightly newscasts
• North Dakota State Fair parade canceled
• Man injured in anhydrous ammonia accident
• ND college binge drinking rates continue to fall
• More Minot residents might soon return home
• Today in the news: Casey Anthony not guilty of killing Caylee
• 2 adults hurt in home blast upgraded to fair
• Man dies in apparent fireworks accident
• Storm misses Crookston, but hits nearby
• Crookston Farmer’s Market kicks off 5th season
• Man shot in Erskine
• 5,000 gallons of road oil spill in tanker crash
• Casey Anthony not guilty of murder
• Fire at Ralph Engelstad Arena causes $1.5M damage
• B&B owner, 2 daughters among 6 killed in fire
• Minnesota shutdown news
• University of Minnesota, Crookston Preview Day Scheduled for Saturday, July 16, 2011
• Three Degrees Added to Online Offerings at the U of M, Crookston; Information Technology Management, Health Management, and Communication make a total of 10 online degrees
• This week: Last space shuttle launch set for Friday
• This week: Nathan’s Hot Dog Eating Contest is back
• Federal judge grants injunction on SD abortion law 

• Today in the news: Dominique Strauss-Kahn freed
• Iowa bus rush is on for GOP's Bachmann
• Grahams Island access road to be raised 6 feet
• Minnesota National Guard to help in flooded Minot
• Rae French, Nana Boaten, and North Country Food Bank Honored at Minnesota Campus Compact Awards Summit and Luncheon
• State government shutdown: What can you still do?
• City street improvements: Work to get going on July 5
• IMPACT 20/20 keeps working to meet ‘desperate’ need for more broadband
• Farm equipment caught in overpass
• Minot plans for FEMA housing, bridge inspections
• Survey suggests Midwest economic growth slowing
• Missouri slowing down, rising in Bismarck area
• 2 kayakers rescued from Lake Superior near Duluth
• Today in the news: NBA lockout begins at midnight
• Videos: Casey Anthony trial
• No foul play suspected in death of ND man
• 8 of 9 nurses resign from ND nursing home
• University of Minnesota, Crookston Teambacker Golf Classic on Saturday, July 16, 2011
• Polk County Fair underway in Fertile
• City of Crookston gets good news on LGA
• Polk County jobs safe, for now
• UMC online business management degree ranked on national 'best' list
• DEED funds housing, infrastructure projects in region
• Former UND alumni leaders want nickname retired
• Public money puts Republican Bachmann on defensive
• Investigators link ND home explosion to propane
• Fighting Sioux nickname meeting with NCAA set
• Security tight as Palins sign books at Minn. mall
• Memorial service set for Johnson, slain UND researcher
• Today in the news: Newsweek’s Princess Di cover getting slammed
• Jurors acquit Burcham in cold-case murder trial
• Water shortage in parts of Minot
• NWSA honors 'Top Aggies' at reunion
• Park Shop relocation/design plan adopted
• Motherway: Be aware of city's 24-hour parking ordinance
• Enhanced speeding patrols, motorcycle awareness in July
• Propane the focus of fatal house explosion
• U of M, Crookston Online Business Degree Earns Top Five Ranking from The Best Colleges
• Group backs Kelley's call on UND nickname
• Woman, 77, hurt in ATV crash dies of her injuries
• FACT CHECK: Bachmann bomblets raising eyebrows
• Today in the news: Bristol Palin says Sarah Palin has decided on presidential bid
• Record buffalo fish caught
• ND ag commish Goehring appointed to national panel
• ND flooding reduces number of foster homes
• Local schools will be home to George Washington portraits
• U of M, Crookston hosts White Earth Academy
• Fee votes against district 2011-12 preliminary budget
• Crookston Motors a drop-off location for Minot flood relief effort
• 'Rock and Rest Tent' new at Polk County Fair in Fertile this year
• Garrison Dam reservoir going down, Oahe going up
• Farmhouse blast sends three to hospital
• Driver dies in motorcycle accident
• Pembina Gorge ATV trail plans proceeding
• Today in the news: Ex-Illinois Gov. Rod Blagojevich guilty
• Actor Duhamel named honorary chair of Minot flood recovery fund
• Proposed power line route irks birdwatchers
• Moorhead man drowns in creek
• Suspected explosives close road
• U of M, Crookston Students Gain Firsthand Insight into Swiss Agriculture
• U of M, Crookston Senior Austin Czichotzki, Barnesville, Minn., to Attend Association of College Unions International Institute for Leadership Education and Development in New York in July 2011
• Top Aggies Honored at 2011 Northwest School of Agriculture Reunion held recently at the U of M, Crookston
• Nicholls, 4, makes recovery since accidental shooting
• Ampride-Crookston Fuel donates to Villa Foundation
• NMF grant to AURI will boost biomass research
• U of M, Crookston students culturally immersed during trip to China
• Amish barn fire near Fertile: 4 to appear in court
• Flikka, Meyer, Parenteau poised to be hired as Crookston first grade teachers
• TRF man airlifted after motorcycle collides with pickup near Fosston
• Driver rescued from Minot floodwaters
• Score a Hole in One with the University of Minnesota, Crookston's "Heart of the Valley" Golf Tournament
• Toddler seriously hurt in 2-story fall at Grand Casino hotel
• With Souris crest, thoughts in Minot turning to recovery
• This week: Michele Bachmann to formally announce bid
• Week in review: Whitey Bulger caught, Wal-Mart suit thrown out
• Poll: Bachmann, Pawlenty gain on GOP field
• Mystery headstone turns up
• Paralyzed victim testifies at DWI sentencing
• Today in the news: Columbo actor Peter Falk dies at 83
• Actor Duhamel voices support for hometown of Minot
• With FITkids, Winjum wants kids to find a balance
• Villa G.E.M.S. hosts 'huge' bake sale
• Highland traffic modification project cost jumps
• Emergency landing in Fertile, but UND pilots are OK
• Motherway: Motorists, pedestrians need to be aware of each other, and the law
• Slow river rise becomes a roar in Minot
• Servicemen's remains finally returned to Minn.
• Today in the news: Mob boss Whitey Bulger captured
• ND officials preparing 2 new Devils Lake outlets
• Memorial Day storm in ND, MN had 3 tornadoes
• United Way grant gives families in need 'Sweet Dreams'
• It's official: Hoiseth takes the CHEDA reins
• Budget improves slightly, but state delay means more borrowing
• Suspicious object found on flight from Minnesota
• Few vacancies for thousands of ND flood evacuees
• State rests case against MN man in Iowa killing
• Sawyer residents leave homes as Souris rises
• Recall petitions approved in ND city
• Today in the news: J.K. Rowling and the new Harry Potter website
• Driver escapes fiery crash following chase
• 5 teen canoeists rescued near Duluth
• CSC's first full hockey and skating season ends on busy note
• Flood control project transforming east entrance into downtown
• Polk County officials brace for shutdown, but there's a lot of speculation
• Goal to open dog park this year remains
• MnSCU rescinds 6,000 layoff notices
• Souris River crest in Minot pushed back
• New census data show poverty in NW Minn. counties
• National Potato Council meeting in Grand Forks
• Boy Scouts to improve trail system in NE Minn.
• Pembina Gorge trails plan sparks concerns
• Today in the news: Newt Gingrich loses more supporters
• U of M, Crookston Students Return from Three Week Cultural Experience in China
• Planned Parenthood closes 6 Minnesota clinics
• Dayton to appeal feds' denial of Minn. tornado aid
• Teen crashes car into office building; no one inside hurt
• Harris A. Peterson Gazebo at UMC getting a facelift
• Bill Tyrrell Bobbleheads Help Raise Support for Student-athletes at the U of M, Crookston
• Thousands lose power in Twin Cities
• City hopes to kick-start canoeing on Red Lake River in Crookston
• Tri-Valley: Shutdown would have a major impact
• Memorial Day storm was costly for Xcel Energy
• Kelley says UND nickname should go
• Red River to surpass flood stage again in Fargo
• Library of Congress to rare map of flat world
• Wagon train takes people across the prairie
• 'Sodbuster' sculpture may reappear
• Meeting dates expected on Fighting Sioux nickname
• Today in the news: Supreme Court says no to Wal-Mart lawsuit
• Four hurt in apartment fire; two cats die
• West Polk County Relay for Life surpasses goal
• Daycare where child dies loses license
• Bicyclist’s on the road, raising money for cancer
• Highway 9 road work east of Crookston begins
• Gress dies after car goes into Red River
• Prudhomme hurt when motorcycle hits deer
• Forecast for lots of rain spurs flood watch
• Medical emergency forces jet to land at small airport
• This week: Wimbledon kicks off with Isner-Mahut rematch
• Week in review: Weiner resignation is top story
• Construction workers rescue tubers from rising river
• Valley City seeing lots of hill slides
• Today in the news: Oprah wants O.J. confession
• Conservative bloggers to get peek at Palin film
• Plane with flap issue lands safely in Dickinson
• University of Minnesota, Crookston Golden Eagles invites area golfers to a Texas Scramble on Thurday, June 23, 2011, in Hallock, Minnesota; Event Marks 10th annual Mark Olsonawski Scholarship Golf Tournament at Two River Golf Club
• Brown Thrasher family adds to activity in north end backyards
• Villa Foundation shows gratitude with 'giving wall'
• Ox Cart Days' location not the only thing that's new
• Peterson: Agriculture 'under assault' in Congress
• TRF Airport gets $1.6 million for airport expansion
• NCAA: No policy change on Indian sports nicknames
• New book preserves stories of Wadena tornado
• Minn. budget still stuck after GOP tax cut offer
• Richfield School recipe makes national finals in Michelle Obama's competition
• 20 sick cats left outside Humane Society
• Today in the news: Anthony Weiner resigns
• Stolen pit bull returned to animal shelter
• Video: Anthony Weiner resigns
• Crookston Chamber, United Way Adopt-A-Highway
• Activity, growth not limited to Crookston's north end
• Portion of West Robert Street to be vacated
• Authorities watching smoldering fire in BWCA
• Today in the news: Obama administration sued over Libya campaign
• Contract awarded for train 'quiet zone'
• Fire damages excavating business
• Playing with the old, preparing for the new in Schuster Park
• Four arrested in Fertile burglaries/thefts
• Local, brand new investment group buys entire Phoenix Industries property
• Cortez of Crookston charged with 12 child porn felonies
• Minot residents approve sales tax extension
• AP analysis: Bachmann's debate debut lifts her clout
• Service dog attacked by Humane Society pit bull
• Today in the news: GOP debate winners
• Meeting on wolf recovery set for Grand Rapids, MN
• Pawlenty denies he pulled punches on health care
• Minn. GOP lawmaker raises Hitler, Castro in email
• Flag Day in Crookston
• Perala's praise earns Villa St. Vincent a 'Patriot Award'
• Amish barn fire near Fertile ruled arson; reward offered
• School board notes: Therapy dog credited
• Bachmann: Time was ripe to jump into 2012 race
• Work will continue on conveyance of Valley Tech Park
• Spring Semester 2011 Graduates Announced at the U of M, Crookston
• U of M, Crookston Announces Spring Semester 2011 Chancellors List
• U of M, Crookston Announces the Spring Semester 2011 Deans List
• Red River drops below flood stage at Fargo
• Bachmann brings flair, tea party clout to GOP race
• DWI conviction reversed for disabled scooter rider
• Apparent body found in Minn. search for canoeist
• BLOG: Social worker credits therapy dog
• Measurers to stop livestock taping stall in states
• Medina memorial to have World Trade Center beam
• Today in the news: BART cop who killed man goes free
• WW II-era bomber tours grounded by failed engine
• Minn. DNR: Fish caught by Wis. angler not a record
• Name of window washer killed in fall is released
• Grand Forks wants to host big events
• Lots on the city's plate tonight
• Tax-forfeit land sale will be Amiot's last before retirement
• Minnesota Zoo defends shooting of escaped wolf
• Search for missing boater in Minn. unsuccessful
• This week: Republican presidential hopefuls debate Monday
• Week in review: Anthony Weiner scandal, Delta and returning soldiers
• ND chancellor Goetz retiring in August 2012
• From Minn. Capitol to TV, ads tackle budget mess
• Today in the news: Sarah Palin emails released
• Ely hospital, nurses called back to bargaining
• Devils Lake outlet at capacity
• Crookston trio escapes from submerged car after rear-end collision
• This 'Amazing' circus glows in the dark
• Ally to Gingrich defects to Pawlenty 2012 campaign
• Krogstad resignation on school board agenda
• Minnesota Initiative Foundations mark a quarter century of positive impact
• 18-month-old child dies at chiropractor's office
• Man trapped, dies in ND corn warehouse
• Scientists: 'Super' wheat to boost food security
• Bismarck has a new newspaper
• Today in the news: Alabama gov signs strict immigration law
• First Russian student at UMC returns to visit ‘American mom’
• Flower basket adoption program another big success
• Katie Davidson is Times' 2011 summer intern
• Polk County: 2 drug busts, 3 arrests
• Dean, Minnesota House speaker, cautiously optimistic deal can be reached
• Endangered Mexican gray wolf killed after escaping Minnesota Zoo enclosure
• Souris River to rise again in Minot
• Pickups collide, Cavalier man dead
• Family: Soldier from Minnesota killed in Iraq
• Firefighter collapses, dies in fire hall
• Boil water advisory for Wadena
• Today in the news: Flying bear kills 2 in Quebec accident
• 2 dead in ATV crash
• 7th RiverView Foundation Golf Classic raises $24,000
• Castle Park nature-based initiatives continue to progress
• Chocolatey solutions for a sweeter world
• Today in the news: Will Anthony Weiner resign?
• Body recovered from Mississippi River in St. Paul
• Count city in on auction of former Phoenix Industries property
• U of M, Crookston hosts College in the High School workshop
• Twins 2 plant two trees from Target Field
• Looks like Hoiseth is CHEDA's guy
• Benefit for crash victim Briggs on June 10
• 'Extreme Makeover' recipients face extreme tax bill
• Screech machine could drive away teens
• Forest officials paying for pine cone collectors
• Today in the news: Apple unveils iCloud
• Civil trial for police chief postponed
• Minot allows half of flood evacuees to go home
• Climax River Watch students dig in
• Oslo, Minn. man critical after motorcycle accident
• Crookston Library Summer Reading Program kicking off
• Dr. Kari Torkelson Named 2011 Teambacker of the Year by U of M, Crookston Teambackers Club
• Crash near Thompson kills Griggs, injures six
• Beiswenger of Fisher involved in crash that killed man on I-29
• City not ready to close book on Phoenix building?
• This week: The top viral videos of May
• Week in review: Cellphones and cancer, John Edwards indicted
• St. Paul staggers school start times
• Today in the news: Chinese teen sells kidney for iPad
• Missing Canadian teen turns up in Minnesota
• Dog owner fights for retirement money to treat pet
• 2 found dead in van
• Minn. man trapped on snowy hike rescued in Washington
• Many properties advance to second round of Beautification Awards judging
• Firefighters train in 'burn building'
• 'Bike Walk Week' kicks off June 4 in Crookston
• 13th 'Small Town Saturday' returns to Climax
• No timeline for return of Minot flood evacuees
• Woman killed by train identified
• Same-gender marriages divide UM clergy
• Today in the news: Food pyramid dropped for food plate
• Souris River to crest slightly lower in Minot
• Girls soccer tourney moved from Minot to Fargo
• Garrison Dam's spillway gates have glitch
• Power restored after storms
• Legislative budget panel meets as impasse drags
• 14th West Polk ACS Relay for Life gets a makeover
• CHEDA board makes an offer, waits for word
• Parks & Rec supervisor hired and, yes, his name is Scott
• Unmanned aircraft conference set in Grand Forks
• Militants: Somalia suicide bomber from Minnesota
• Minn. GOP still owes counties for 2010 recount
• Woman, 82, survives three-story fall
• Ed Schultz returning to Fargo airwaves
• Flooding disrupts Amtrak service
• Today in the news: Are the Smurfs racist?
• Dayton signs order to help with ND flood fight
• Woman struck and killed by train
• Weather Service sees if tornado struck western Minn.
• First Global Hawk arrives at GFAFB
• Souris River flood battle ramps up
• Kiel: Ball's in Dayton's court
• Storm clean-up progresses rapidly
• WALK. Polk County gets started June 1
• Bergeson visit kicks off summer at Crookston Library
• Duncan calls for faster work on 'No Child' fix
• Bachmann says GOP race can handle her and Palin
• Red River sets record for consecutive flood days
• Police name woman killed while trying to save baby
• Man drowns while trying to rescue dog
• Today in the news: WHO says cellphones could cause cancer
• Minn. officials seek quick disaster declaration for tornado
• Boat that sank on Vermilion likely overloaded
• Woman dies in house fire; cause unknown
• Storms knock out power to thousands
• High winds batter Crookston, but no one's reported hurt
• Bergeron, last seen in Crookston a week ago, is OK
• New synthetic drug gaining in popularity
• U of M, Crookston "A Summer Place" for Northwest School of Agriculture Alumni; Reunion slated for Saturday, June 25, 2011
• No one hurt in storm, but several trees down
• Week in review: New York's 26th district elects Democrat
• Memorial Day 2011 in Crookston
• Week in review: Casey Anthony trial begins in Florida
• Late-night rollover near Maple Lake injures 2
• Crookston High School graduates 110
• Week in review: Joplin, Mo., tornado is the deadliest since 1947
• Today in the news: Obama extends Patriot Act
• Iowa stops fill Pawlenty's Memorial Day calendar
• Highland Fourth Grade Spring Music Concert
• Woman dies trying to stop runaway truck
• Churchs Ferry church holding last service
• Goose with blow dart in head eludes capture
• Sixth graders spruce up their 'adopted' highway
• Downtown Crookston's future: All kinds of ideas floated
• Memorial Day schedule of events in Crookston
• West-end outlet on Devils Lake opened
• DNR firearm safety training in June
• Today in the news: Elizabeth Smart's kidnapper gets life in prison
• MSNBC's Schultz files countersuit
• Another ND Church votes to leave ECLA
• Dayton administration starts shutdown preparations
• Dayton vetoes new limits on abortion
• Grand Forks native pledges to return to Kilimanjaro
• DFLers: GOP proposals hurt Crookston
• Local scouts step up
• GIS mapping will put Polk County land information at your fingertips
• FEMA will assess tornado damage in Minneapolis
• Pawlenty: Economic pro or crafty budget setter?
• Rybak: Minneapolis tornado causes housing woes
• Company tears siding off wrong home
• Today in the news: John Edwards may face indictment
• Nurses in Hibbing vote to authorize strike
• Downtown vision: From 'simple' to 'inclusive'
• State budget uncertainty trickles down to City of Crookston
• Dayton vetoes GOP budget, says shutdown likely
• West Fargo voters approve new schools
• Fargo Diocese to open chapel near abortion clinic
• AP Analysis: Romney is the guy to catch in narrowing GOP field
• U of M benefactor, McNamara, dies at 78
• West Fargo voters deciding school bond package
• Minneapolis tornado damage: At least $166 million, and counting
• Hennen canned before he finishes program
• Bakken joined by Brekken in voting against resolution putting referendum on ballot
• City, UMC each interested in Valley Technology Park changing hands
• Special ed teachers Wesoloski, Beggs non-renewed, for performance reasons
• Bike Safety Rodeo at RiverView June 2
• Fact Check: Not the whole truth in Pawlenty claims
• Kutz, injured in I-94 crash, dies in hospital
• Pawlenty betting it all on Iowa
• Minnesota in for long gay marriage battle
• Today in the news: Tim Pawlenty announces presidential run
• ND school officials optimistic on bond vote
• Highland Nature Center gets new bridge
• Future uncertain for Valley Technology Park
• Kiel supports marriage amendment, Vikings stadium
• Teambackers Present Check for $20,000 to Support Scholarships for Student-Athletes at the U of M, Crookston
• Two from Alexandria killed in boating accident
• Davies, longtime judge, hospitalized
• Cleanup begins after deadly Minneapolis tornado
• Members of burned church gather for services
• This week: President Obama heads to Europe
• No Child Left Behind fix lagging in Congress
• Week in review: Doomsday prophesies nothing new
• Candidates, police wrestle with security concerns
• New cemetery has first burial
• Today in the news: NATO destroys Libyan ships
• Hibbing helicopter crew rescues 6 lost in swamp
• Man found dead in tractor
• Preparing for the emerald ash borer infestation
• Local, area officers attend memorial for Dewey, other fallen officers in D.C.
• TCCC'S Chore Services Program assists elderly with outside chores
• Altepeter takes third in Northern Tier Bus Roadeo
• Crookston School Board will consider operating levy resolution
• Altru, Mayo announce partnership
• Grain buyers get advice
• Today in the news: President Obama announces Egypt, Israel plans
• Supporters say time is right to move Ox Cart Days, and CSC makes sense
• RSVP to host Health and Wellness Conference for those over 50
• Minn. House OKs K-12 ed bill, without Dayton support
• Pedestrian struck, killed by semi on interstate
• Millions in fines for firms over flooded oil pits
• Today in the news: Rapture group gets ready for the end
• Effort under way to cut Valley City administrator
• Gingrich hit with glitter at Minneapolis event
• Car runs over dog, plows into Duluth home
• Firefighters rescue capsized kayaker
• IDEA Competition celebrates passion, innovation, persistence
• Fosston burglaries: Suspect caught, another sought
• U of M, Crookston makes national community service honor roll
• 2011 Beautification Awards kicking off; first round of judging begins June 2
• Cost of Vikings stadium road upgrades expected
• Xcel clears federal hurdle for license renewal
• Papers shed light on activist probe
• Devils Lake wants change in flooding strategy
• Today in the news: Israel couple name baby ‘Like’ after Facebook
• Website taking comments on Fargo's future
• School bus crashes into high school utility pole
• Old funeral home downtown being renovated into 7 apartments
• Ox Cart Days moving to Crookston Sports Center?
• RLF Post Office burglarized; reward offered
• Crookston American Legion Auxiliary says wear your memorial poppy
• Melby, the marathoner who died after race, was raised in Oklee
• Dayton floats smaller tax hike; Republicans not interested
• U of M, Crookston Named to 2010 President's Higher Education Community Service Honor Roll
• 5 hurt when taxi hits school bus, sending bus into building
• Longtime city attorney stepping down
• Today in the news: Donald Trump not running for president
• Sanford to expand downtown Fargo facility
• EGF's Whitey's auctioned
• Banner honoring slain soldier, Goodiron, returned
• Nancy Jenson honored to be recognized by peers
• Downtown Crookston project involves handicapped ramps, pedestrian timers, alarms
• Motherway: Comply with Crookston's animal ordinance
• Burglaries reported in Fosston
• MinnesotaCare at risk as state stares down $5B problem
• Minnesota honors officers killed in the line of duty
• Rally set at site of Devils Lake's natural outlet
• This week: Rahm Emanuel to be sworn in as Chicago mayor
• Week in review: Mississippi River flooding could be among worst ever
• Berg to announce Senate decision Monday
• Fire is a sign of spring at wildlife refuges across the country
• UND's Kelley considering sixth vice president
• Auto kite spool developers clash in court
• Today in the news: Taliban kills 80 in retaliation for bin Laden
• CRES internship at U of M, Crookston prepares DeBoer for business career
• Work begins to protect Minnewaukan school from rising water
• Police: Toddler killed in crash was improperly restrained
• Dayton will spend fishing opener in Grand Rapids
• Exhibit focuses on 'Living Latino' in northwest Minnesota
• No plans to revisit Crookston Sports Center no-smoking policy
• CHEDA spec house sold, next year's CT lot purchased.
• Grant to Humane Society will help vaccinate dogs against CIV
• Mayor, education leaders criticize GOP bill
• MSNBC's Schultz to fight lawsuit
• Dewey's friends, family attend national memorial
• Rural family hit hard by flooding
• Today in the news: Big oil drilled over billions in tax breaks
• Jamestown takes steps to avoid sewer backups
• Minn. rally shows rift in GOP over health exchange bill
• Banner honoring slain soldier goes missing
• Demand for Alzheimer’s caregivers growing
• MSNBC's Schultz sued by ex-associate
• Bear sighted on Groveland Ave. Thursday morning
• School board: No third ballot question, but a tech mention?
• Ojibwe demand fishing rights, cite 1885 treaty
• Today in the news: Bin Laden relatives want proof of death
• Rally meant to highlight Devils Lake flooding
• Felony domestic assault reported
• Technology in public schools lags, and board members know it
• Minn. House passes third grade reading bill
• Inspired by book, local Cathedral School sixth-graders reach out to Japan
• City of Crookston to honor 'Community Builders'
• Numerous Polk County highway projects on tap
• Drowning victim ID'ed as Lent
• Fisher's Landing opens today
• Muskrats wreak havoc on county roads
• Lawmakers want AG's opinion on Fighting Sioux bill
• Toddler's death investigated
• Today in the news: Microsoft buys Skype
• Faculty Staff Day at U of M, Crookston Celebrates "Hats Off to Summer" and Recognizes Service and Achievement
• Small town to talk about McClary's alleged sex crimes
• Final choir/orchestra concert for the year held at Crookston High School
• Crookston utility bill: Rate increase + rate decrease = a wash
• Polk County Public Health celebrates SHIP
• Utilities to be extended to new industrial land later this year
• City council approves Monson's taxi cab license
• Alumna of the U of M, Crookston Dr. Kari Torkelson Receives U of M Alumni Service Award from U of M President Robert Bruininks during Commencement Exercises on Saturday, May 7, 2011
• University of Minnesota, Crookston Natural Resources Club Plants Trees on 29th Consecutive Trip to Chippewa National Forest
• AT&T official: Merger would help rural areas
• Honor Flight doubles as honeymoon for couple
• Today in the news: Engineers try to save Memphis, New Orleans
• Minn. man killed in ND motorcycle crash
• Bruininks has high praise for UMC on commencement day
• Tollefson hurt in Ultralight crash
• Crookston Police investigating possible assault
• Elementary teachers Bakken, Smith submit retirement letters
• Still ample time for a Minn. budget breakthrough
• ND Higher Ed Board might challenge on UND nickname
• Sewer backup hits Jamestown homes
• This week: Deficit reduction talks resume
• Claw machines in St. Paul bars boast live lobsters
• Week in review: A decade to find bin Laden
• Remnants of ice fishing season wash ashore in Minnesota
• City administrator, police chief clash
• Today in the news: Al-Qaida confirms bin Laden’s death
• Police horse crashes into cafe window
• Event looks at water, agriculture in 21st century
• Crookston pound: Three animals brought in Thursday
• District court: Crookston, East Grand Forks men sentenced
• Working in the great outdoors
• Biofuels economist will speak at next Sustainability Supper Seminar in Crookston
• Brazier brothers to be inducted into IDEA Hall of Fame at Crookston banquet
• Klobuchar to check in on tornado rebuilding in Wadena
• Speech by Simon, Minn. DFLer, is an online hit
• NDSU seeking 8.8% tuition hike next year
• U of M, Crookston Sophomore Dustin Smith, Staples, Minn., Elected to State FFA Office
• Project aims to boost reservation beef production
• Today in the news: President Obama visits ground zero
• Heitkamp: Judge nominee got no compensation
• For Janorschkes, it started with a TV transaction five decades ago
• Project will make Highland traffic less congested
• Alpha Lambda Delta at the U of M, Crookston Shares Piece of the "Pi" with Crookston Public Schools
• UMC to recognize 103rd graduating class at Saturday commencement
• RiverView's 4th annual 'Women's Fest' set for May 10
• Man who coaxed 2 to suicide gets jail time
• Judge throws out lawsuit by Gibbs
• Today in the news: Bin Laden death photos won’t be released
• U of M, Crookston's Twyla Treanor Recognized with Honorary State FFA Degree for Exceptional Service
• School board closes in on operating levy strategy
• RSVP program will help seniors get groceries
• Flood fight never ends for Walker, Fargo engineer
• Scaletta officially identified as victim of GF house fire
• Chisholm convicted of murdering brother
• Grand Forks voters reject sales tax increase for new library
• Today in the news: Bin Laden unarmed during raid
• Man, dog drown in slough
• Dusek, Wentzel and 1980 Pirate football team inducted into CHS Hall of Fame
• Cold, wet weather doesn't dampen RiverView runners' spirits
• Golf carts gaining traction as Crookston transportation option
• U of M website helps communities prepare for emerald ash borer
• Suspect arrested in girl's abduction
• Voters to decide fix for old, moldy courthouse
• Today in the news: How the U.S. found and killed bin Laden
• Skit gives students another wake-up call
• Former Phoenix Industries building to be auctioned
• Klobuchar sends off Moorhead graduates
• 'Gang of Six' hones plans to cut US deficits
• Commencement Exercises at the U of M, Crookston on Saturday, May 7, 2011; Campus welcomes the community to celebration honoring the Class of 2011
• Alpha Lambda Delta Welcomes Initiates during Ceremony on Thursday, April 29, 2011
• After blizzard, it could be weeks until power is restored to some people
• Today in the news: How tornadoes work
• Today in the news: Relive the royal wedding
• ND creating foreign investment center that could impact NW Minn., too
• Today in the news: Prince William and Kate Middleton tie the knot
• NDSU Biofuels Economist Cole Gustafson, Ph.D., Headlines Fourth Sustainability Supper on May 10, 2011, at the U of M, Crookston; Meal at 5 p.m. in Bede Ballroom and Seminar at 6 p.m. in Youngquist Auditorium
• National Society of Leadership and Success Inducts New Members Into the U of M, Crookston Chapter in April
• Doris Cooper Hired as Grants and Contracts Coordinator at U of M, Crookston
• Suit challenges corporate farm law
• Stassen settles in with new team at Crookston Chamber
• Police officer honored for bravery
• Sugar farmers sue over 'corn sugar' campaign
• Flooded toll bridge might stay closed even after water recedes
• Volunteers help sandbag lake homes
• Body found stuck in chimney
• Today in the news: Tornadoes devastate the South
• Norwegian delegating visiting Grand Forks
• ND workplace deaths are high
• Intoxicated man dies in wrong-way crash
• PSC Kalk announces senate run
• Crookston High School Challenge Day initiative will continue, and maybe grow
• Kleven reception draws overflow crowd
• Reminder: Crookston's grass-mowing ordinance is stricter
• Crookston Downtown Redevelopment Task Group hones its vision
• Body found near Devils Lake is Whitney, a local dentist
• Program seeks to help Indians stay out of prison
• Pomeroy to get honorary degree from UND
• McKeague, Minn. sales manager, is new voice of Aflac duck
• Today in the news: Obama releases birth certificate; PlayStation accounts hacked
• App helps parents track teen driving
• Kids go wild over critters
• Progressive Agriculture Safety Day Friday in Crookston
• City looks to toughen peddlers/solicitors ordinance
• Bus race would raise money for Crookston High School athletics
• One dead in Grand Forks house fire
• Flood fight moves toward flood cleanup
• Despite gripes, ND GOP approves $1M for fed health
• Larimore residents trying to save city pool
• DEA to collect prescription drugs
• Today in the news: Video shows Texas motorcyclist being hit by car
• Century-old church in ND vandalized
• Prescription Drug Take Back Day Saturday in Polk County
• Child Abuse Prevention Month open house Thursday in Crookston
• Bicyclist struck, killed by school bus in Winona
• Lawmakers hope to head off Dome demise
• Valley Ridge Chapter, IAAP honors Barb Boerger
• Wildfire threat persists despite cold, damp
• Lesson learned: If red light is on at a lift station, call authorities immediately
• Dusek, Wentzel, 1980 Pirate football team are 2011 CHS Hall of Fame inductees
• Want some sandbags? Help yourself
• MPCA's Minnesota GreenCorps now recruiting
• U of M, Crookston Associate Professor Soo-Yin Lim Thompson Receives Horace T. Morse U of M Alumni Association Award for Outstanding Contributions to Undergraduate Education; One of Seven Recognized with Prestigious Award for 2010-11
• Supreme Court Justice Breyer will attend school dedication
• Three hurt when deck collapses
• Today in the news: New Wii in the works
• Neighbors cut off by flood continue to commute by boat
• Sandbag costs soar in Moorhead
• Man dies in ATV crash
• Boy needs 50 stitches after dog mauls him
• "Celebration of Excellence" theme of 2011 Student Awards Program at the U of M, Crookston
• Kelcie Hanson of Crookston hurt in collision
• For the Food Bank, times two
• Road washout shows the power of water
• Pat Kelly: Be 'very careful' if you receive a HomeServe solicitation for water line coverage
• Minn. cities unlikely to pay for pothole damage
• Stretch of key highway closed due to flooding
• Today in the news: British woman finds Jesus in towel
• Today in the news: The history of Peeps
• Father accidentally shoots daughter in the head
• Today in the news: Record number of right whales spotted on Earth Day
• Nurse rescues teen from bottom of pool
• Crookston Head Start children visit UMC barns, greenhouse
• Sheyenne at Valley City to crest below record
• No free lunch for flood fighters
• Whitetail Gardens about to sprout
• Jessica DeBoer, husband-to-be are finalists for 'Dream Wedding'
• Tri-Valley's weatherization program contract terminated
• Zellers, Minn. House speaker, slips up on voting right vs. privilege
• No break at the gas pump this spring
• I-29 reopens in NE North Dakota
• Daytyn Hart, 5, dies on Make-A-Wish trip to Disney World
• Today in the news: Amazon outage takes down Reddit, Foursquare
• Wetlands initiative aimed at valley flood control
• Flooding forces rerouting of ND port traffic
• Girl's Earth Day drawing has a strong message
• Lincoln housing plat good to go
• Man gets 3 years for stabbing in Crookston
• Up to $10M in NRCS funds will protect from flooding in valley
• Stakeholders in Crookston community bring ideas to the table
• Police find author of suspicious Facebook post
• No damages in student injury case
• Teen's prom dress made of candy wrappers
• Fargo flood cost estimate: $4.5 million
• Report: Sparks probably caused Soudan Mine fire
• Today in the news: Many questions on first anniversary of oil spill
• Campus and Community challenges on track to surpass energy-savings goals
• Voters defeat two ND school projects
• Tuesday fire at Mix home was arson
• Students help Villa, Summit go Green
• Rep. Deb Kiel gets constituents up to speed, hears concerns
• School board says no to ice arena levy proposal
• Schuster Park next in line for new playground equipment
• OBITUARY: Hilda Johnson
• NCAA says no to Fighting Sioux law
• ND House defeats tax cut for charitable gambling
• Minn. bill would block dropouts' driver's licenses
• Today in the news: Houston 6-year-old takes gun to school; 3 hurt
• Lawmaker suggests ending ND teacher bargaining
• Man floats Red River in casket cover
• Crookston alum Beth Ring is Minnesota's best science teacher
• U of M, Crookston Associate Professor John Loegering President-Elect for the North Central Section of The Wildlife Society
• Cutback in dam releases could help Valley City
• Idle ND oil wells at highest level since 2001
• Strength and Conditioning Program gearing up at CSC
• Have an idea for an event that will bring people to Crookston? Tell the CVB
• Faculty, Staff, and Students Recognized During Annual Awards Ceremony at U of M, Crookston; Austin Czichotzki and Tammy Wroblewski Named 2011 Man and Woman of the Year
• 2012 candidates 'friend' social media
• Poll: Students optimistic, despite money doubts
• Trampled by Turtles to highlight new High Plains Festival
• Today in the news: ‘Royal wedding’ dance an Internet sensation
• Woman critically injured in crash with cow
• Grief counselors helping students cope with 2 suicides
• Record crest looming in Valley City
• Fallen Deputy Dewey to be added to national memorial
• RiverView/Arc United Walk for Autism
• Housing development plats in Crookston up for discussion
• Landry, Coast Guard admiral, tours flooded areas
• Today in the news: A look at Prince William
• Dayton wants $3M to protect Georgetown from future floods
• Today in the news: Taxes due Monday
• Wild drama party leads to cancellation of spring musical
• Devils Lake expected to jump in coming weeks
• Today in the news: Gas prices nearing record high
• Fire damages EGF Crystal plant; no one is hurt
• Legacy Weekend: Prairie Skyline Foundation will promote feasibility study
• Leo Club hosts wheelchair basketball
• Falcons return to Grand Forks to breed
• City officials will wait their turn to get strategic
• Two more lambs succumb to injuries from fire at UMC
• Hibbing nurses to take strike vote
• Valley City holding back floodwater
• I-29 north of Fargo reopens
• Ghana officials get firsthand look at N.D. flood response
• Today in the news: Zsa Zsa Gabor wants a baby, husband says
• Crookston gets $75K from DEED for infrastructure at south end
• Walk for Autism Saturday at U of M, Crookston
• Cub born to Lily bear dies
• ‘The Seven Last Words’ to be presented Sunday
• Flooding affects rail service in region
• Sather Scholarship Awarded to Two at the U of M, Crookston for 2011-12 Academic Year
• Valley City residents build up dikes for new crest
• Legacy Weekend's 'Walks, Wicks & Welcome' won't feature wine-tasting
• Wild survives recall election over Nord
• Today in the news: President Obama unveils deficit reduction plan
• Jorgenson will leave glass apartment at Mall of America Saturday
• Members of Crookston Composite Squadron - 134 within the Minnesota Wing of the Civil Air Patrol Recognized with Recruitment Award during Recent Conference
• Fire in UMC sheep facility appears to kill some animals
• UMC students help clean up Crookston before Legacy Weekend
• Amanda Svedarsky convinced she's found her life's purpose
• Lillemoe, Rouland, Anderson sentenced
• City to recognize volunteers again
• U of M, Crookston Choir to Perform Sacred Music Concert on Tuesday, April 26, 2011, in Kiehle Auditorium; Performance begins at 7:30 p.m. under the direction of Associate Professor George French
• All eyes on high water
• I-29 closure means high traffic for small towns
• High water affects mail delivery
• Tiny Georgetown tries to hold back high water
• Today in the news: Japan upgrades severity of nuclear crisis
• Devils Lake sets elevation record
• Trio of boys fine after river rescue
• UPDATE: Flooded roads in area
• Corps raising levees in Hendrum
• Out with the cold at Crookston Sports Center
• UPDATE: Dike patrols commence, but river appears to be leveling off
• RiverView Health celebrates its volunteers
• Sheriff recall election will determine Wild's fate
• Woman sues Menards over railroad tie accident
• Water, water everywhere...just not in Fargo-Moorhead
• Family's safe, so firefighters move freezer to high ground
• Farm subsidies take $30 billion hit in GOP budget plan
• Today in the news: Toddler served alcohol at Applebee’s
• Fosston teen shot in the foot, apparently by accident
• Defendants fire back in corporate espionage case
• Guard plucks man from flood-threatened home
• OBITUARY: Marvin 'Marv' Strande
• Crookston firefighters utilize vacated Bridge Street houses
• UPDATE: Motherway says Munn's Jewelers burglars knew what they were doing
• Red Lake River on the rise in Crookston again
• Results of Campus Energy Challenge to Be Announced April 19
• Polk board picks flashing lights option at dangerous intersection
• BWCA cell phone tower lawsuit heads to trial
• 30-mile stretch of I-29 remains closed
• Red River Valley flood fight shifts north of Fargo
• Today in the news: Kate Middleton changing the perception of the royal family?
• Winona County Sheriff's horseback unit going strong
• Report: Minnesota farm income from crops rose in 2010
• Today in the news: Miracle dog gains fans all over the world
• Mediation board for ND oil land disputes approved
• Minnesota theater owners face digital challenge
• More than $100,000 worth of merchandise reported stolen from two Crookston stores
• North Dakota governor says no reason for NCAA meeting to be closed
• Today in the news: Countdown to shutdown
• Fargo delivering extra sandbags
• U of M, Crookston Highlights Earth Week 2011
• 2 hunters found dead on flooded river
• 7 horses dead, 14 alive and starving in Starbuck
• Volunteers fill gap after farmer dies sandbagging
• Crookston ramping up for big Legacy Destination Weekend April 15-17
• Seniors treated to a morning of food and entertainment
• Civic Arena inching away
• Spring Music Concert at the U of M, Crookston to Feature Choir and Band on Saturday, April 16, 2011, in Kiehle Auditorium
• Today in the news: Another quake hits Japan
• Dalrymple: No reason NCAA meeting in Sioux nickname should be closed
• Minn. baby is born in the fast lane
• Valley City near 150K sandbag goal
• Family's sandbag wall isn't high enough
• U of M, Crookston SIFE team makes it 12 straight
• Community Facilities Partnership: Ball's in school board's court
• Mayors: Attack on Twin Cities LGA bad for whole state
• Northwest Minnesota Women's Fund seeks Community Builder nominations
• Students bolster Fargo volunteer sandbag brigade
• No foul play suspected in Fargo death
• Child Abuse Prevention Month: Wear Blue Friday
• Court: Worker mistake no reason to deny unemployment
• Will meeting with NCAA on Sioux nickname be open to public?
• Sendoff for Crookston High School Knowledge Bowl team held
• Today in the news: Budget battle continues
• Bill would permit crane hunting in NW Minn.
• Luke Loegering heading to state speech tournament
• Guard soldiers back on flood duty
• More roads under water
• City, school district officials to discuss ice arena levy further
• 'Boom' time: Watch prairie chickens strut their stuff
• Five teens hospitalized after crash.
• Trio rescued from flooded road
• Sandbag delivery underway in Fargo
• Body found sent for autopsy
• Breuning, world's oldest man, recovering from illness
• Today in the news: Government shutdown possible
• Ventura says he'd consider running with Ron Paul
• Wally the Beer Man takes new suds job
• Small dog found in Crookston, now at Humane Society
• What kind of K-12 bill will Minn. House and Senate agree on?
• Tis the season for 'summer' hockey
• Child Abuse Prevention Month: 5 Protective Factors
• Flood Update: Red Lake River's rise continues
• Fargo sandbag delivery expected to last four days
• Dayton extends Pawlenty executive order on sex offenders
• Plains tribes oppose Indian nicknames, logos
• House explosion hurts 5
• Downtown Grand Forks in line for a spruce up
• Today in the news: 9/11 suspects to be tried at Gitmo
• Performance of Mixed Blood Theatre's "Minnecanos" Comes to Kiehle Auditorium on Tuesday, April 19, 2011, at 7 p.m.
• U of M, Crookston Students in Free Enterprise (SIFE) Team Named 2011 Regional Champions; Marks 12th Consecutive Win for Team from Crookston Campus
• MinnDak Upstream Coalition forms to oppose Red River diversion
• River's rising, but Crookston officials pleased with melt so far
• Walk the Talk: What '1 Thing' can you do?
• Adopt-a-Basket program launching again
• Two Seniors from U of M, Crookston Recipients of 2011 Student Conservationist and Scholarship Award from the Minnesota Chapter of the Soil and Water Conservation Society
• Rural areas watch bottom line during flood fight
• Fire displaces rural Grand Forks family
• Dr. Kari Torkelson Recipient of Prestigious University of Minnesota Alumni Service Award; Presentation Slated for May 7, 2011, during Commencement Exercises
• Today in the news: Anniversary of Martin Luther King’s death
• Hormel sues company with Spam-like can
• Today in the news: The best April Fools’ pranks
• Experiment tests microwaves to fix Minn. potholes
• Opponents say stem cell ban would impede research.
• Judge refuses to throw out housing lawsuit
• Today in the news: Quran burning reportedly leads to Afghanistan attack
• Third snowiest winter for Fargo-Moorhead
• Weather delays Fargo-Moorhead sandbagging
• Valley City's sandbag goal rises again
• Steinbrink of Crookston OK after SUV is submerged
• Weekend storm system shifts a bit to the north
• Month of the Young Child kicks off April 1
• Minn. DNR feeds outdoors 'app'-etite
• Today in the news: Mega Millions winners come forward
• Hasz: ALC 'corrective action plan' does more than help the budget
• Seniors, younger students 'Challenge' each other
• School board puts the brakes on levy chat
• House K-12 ed finance bill gets Kiel's vote
• Corps details changes to Red River diversion plan
• Sanford to operate Clearwater County hospital in Bagley
• No charges in hit-and-run that killed Sundquist, 84
• Today in the news: President Obama announces new energy plan
• U of M, Crookston Associate Professor Harouna Maiga Receives Award for Global Engagement
• Career & Technical Education staff make their case to school board
• RSVP: Trained handymen are ready to assist you
• City Council notes: Count Crookston Jobs in on land deal
• Minn. lawmakers move ahead with cuts to safety, parks, colleges
• Fargo opts for bigger bags to hold back flood waters
• Driver suffers minor injuries when potato truck overturns
• Steel manufacturer wants lawsuit removed
• Moorhead sandbags to be delivered Friday
• Today in the news: Donald Trump birth certificate not official
• Nelsen is new emergency manager
• "International Dimensions of Sustainability" theme of second "Sustainability Supper" at the U of M, Crookston on Thursday, April 7, 2011; Presentations begin at 5 p.m. in Bede Ballroom, Sargeant Student Center
• Officials hope Parks and Rec realignment is the ticket
• No one hurt when fire burns cabin at Maple Lake
• Abstinence-only sex ed approved for ND schools
• Minnesota's iron ore industry bounces back
• Today in the news: Cobra on the lam
• Fargo flood hot line up and running again
• Classical MPR bringing 'Cantus' to Crookston
• Dog, coyote seemed to have formed a Minn. odd couple
• AG: Commission violated open meeting laws
• It's official: CEA will waive $148,000
• SPRING BREAK: More readers send in their photos
• Third Annual "Fiesta in the Spirit of Cinco de Mayo" April 15, 2011, at U of M, Crookston to Honor Ramona Mendez with Announcement of Scholarship in her Memory
• Accused wrestler Angle says the truth will come out
• Today in the news: Remembering Elizabeth Taylor
• U of M President Bruininks to address UMC graduates
• Today in the news: Reagan assassination attempt was 30 years ago
• Minnesota GO: Share your transportation vision for the next 50 years
• Adviser: Bachmann likely to seek white house
• Today in the news: Violence in Syria
• People who helped Perham's Gabbard survived to be honored
• Funerals set for teens in murder-suicide
• Vehicle stolen from Grand Forks set on fire in Crookston
• Casey makes it official: Trio of UMC programs will be eliminated
• State Rep. Eken to discuss budget Sunday
• Golden-winged Warbler Working Group Recognized with Strategic Habitat Conservation Award by U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service; U of M, Crookston's John Loegering, Ph.D., One of 12-member Research Team
• Fargo-Moorhead has fourth snowiest winter
• TRF entry is an IDEA Competition finalist
• Minot approaches record snowfall
• Today in the news: NATO to take over Libya mission
• Power restored to lower level of Soudan Mine
• School board budget: Trying to skirt by for another year
• Geist to compete at state MathCounts
• Several felony cases sentenced
• What's the Challenge Incarceration Program?
• Mayville State baseball team helps rescue student stranded in storm
• Minn. lawmakers consider bonding for flood relief projects
• U of M, Crookston's Redesigned Recruitment and Marketing Pieces Earn Awards for Local Communications Firm
• Fargo officials say weather may not be all bad
• Bejou teen diagnosed with extremely rare form of cancer
• Voodoo lily brings the stink to Minnesota Zoo
• Today in the news: Elizabeth Taylor remembered
• Company files federal suit over leaky glass
• Struck of MnDOT presumed dead after river sweeps backhoe away
• Park board notes: Dog park goal is August; analysis will see if Crookston can support another hotel
• Drug Task Force funding in jeopardy?
• Tri-Valley discontinuing commuter bus route to and from EGF/GF
• Boy, 1, dies after being run over my mom
• DNR closes Minn. Soudan Mine for fire investigation
• Storm delays start of flood fight in southern valley, while Crookston escapes with a trace
• Man charged in death of teen who took synthetic 2C-E drug
• Today in the news: U.S. fighter jet crashes
• WEATHER UPDATE: Snow predictions scaled back, warning to expire earlier
• Officials to inspect firewood at homes
• Ammunition discovery locks down elementary school
• New Parks and Recreation 'supervisor' might take the reins one day
• Proposed ordinance changes: More leeway for ATV riders, less for snowmobilers?
• Emergency repairs slated for troubled dam
• STORM UPDATE: 12 to 19 inches of snow possible in and around Crookston
• Minn. GOP aims to cut senior services, health care
• NDSU plans emergency equine shelter during flood
• Associated Press correction: Black bear story
• Today in the news: World mourns Knut the polar bear
• DNR: Soudan mine fire 99% out
• UPDATE: Winter storm warning now in effect
• Orman, missing Minn. teen, found safe in Wisconsin woods
• No one hurt in jail fire
• Volunteers came from 22 states to fill sandbags in Fargo
• Janssen's dream comes true with Iditarod finish
• Here comes the snow, do, do, do, do...
• Trio of drug cases sentenced
• AP Sources: Pawlenty to disclose political plans
• Author Marty Essen brings his "Around the World in 90 Minutes" program to Thursday Commons on April 7, 2011
• North Dakotans work multiple jobs
• Today in the news: Facebook post saves family
• ND Senate looks at restrictions on young drivers
• Today in the news: ‘Supermoon’ lights up night sky
• Rotor, blades topple from ND wind tower
• Overdoses show gray area around party drugs
• Investigation into Minneapolis gas blast under way
• ND oil well fire out
• Peterson to discuss farm issues March 21
• Spring truck weight limit restrictions take effect on state highways
• Open meeting Monday to discuss ATV access in city
• Today in the news: Violence continues in Libya
• Pawlenty meets with SC governor ahead of decision
• River Watch Forum held
• CHS Robotics Team competes at Duluth regional
• 'Offensive' language targeted in ND Constitution
• ND may join states that ban texting while driving
• Dayton revives early learning council
• 620 bison at troubled Dakotas ranch up for auction
• ND rig count at record high
• Wife: Ali willing to visit Iran to free hikers
• Bill permitting Sunday liquor sales advances
• Today in the news: Japan nuclear crisis; the tweet that got worker fired
• Wealthy Minnesotans pay smaller share of taxes
• Fiery explosion in south Minneapolis
• Supporters rally around Life Skills Apartment program
• UPDATED: Dreams on Ice Show set for this weekend at CSC
• Census: Crookston loses 301 residents since 2000
• Kiels of Crookston are Emerging Leaders
• Solheims of Crookston are 'Honor'-ed couple
• U.S. Census: 3 largest cities show double-digit growth
• Annual Tours for Tots at U of M, Crookston Scheduled for April 13-21, 2011
• Minnesota's black bear population moves to farmland in NW region
• CSC precast concrete contractor raves about project
• CORRECTION: Lincoln School sale not yet complete
• American Crystal, Polk County boards meet
• Icy roads to blame for 4 accidents in one hour
• City notes: Pursuit of Phoenix Industries building ends
• River Watch students to present water, snow study findings
• State senator wants Jesus removed from Minn. Senate prayer
• Farmers' Share Breakfast Saturday at Irishman's Shanty
• Minn. bills to curtail public worker pay to get a look
• School fire looks deliberate
• Work begins on levee to protect Moorhead plant
• Toddler found in hot tub dies
• UPDATE: City moves ahead on Castle Park grant application
• Knowledge Bowl team going to state
• UPDATE: Stroot, new Lincoln School owners, seeking five-year tax abatement
• Farm death investigated
• District Court: Men sentenced for sex-related crimes
• Dayton: GOP tax cut plan a giveaway to the rich
• Missing N.D. man, Weight, found dead
• Seminar Series at the U of M, Crookston to focus on implementing Campus Sustainability Plan; First seminar scheduled for Thursday, March 24, 2011, at 5 p.m.
• Japan earthquake detected in North Dakota
• CITY COUNCIL BLOG: City moves ahead with Castle Park grant application
• Today in the news: Nuclear meltdowns still feared in Japan
• Tired of snow at the end of your driveway?
• Public hearing on Castle Park grant application tonight
• Blizzard leaves, but it was still blustery at CSC
• Park shop relocation: City exploring Phoenix property options
• Court news: Felony sex, threat crimes sentenced
• Fire in Fertile looks like arson; authorities seek public's help
• Hundreds pray for spring flood help
• Bus garage fire does $125K in damage
• Moorhead raises sandbag goal to 1.5 million
• Vikings stadium push is a rural vs. urban struggle
• Today in the news: Rock and Roll Hall of Fame induction tomorrow
• Study: Pharmaceuticals taint Minnesota streams
• Today in the news: How earthquakes happen
• ND landowners backing changes in oil compensation
• Today in the news: Earthquake, tsunami devastate Japan
• Residents of small town work to buy grocery
• Family Reading Night draws a crowd
• Closed school in ND town fails to attract buyers
• NMF grant makes Family Voice and Choice Network possible at Tri-Valley
• School board's initial reduction target: $500,000
• Blizzard on the way
• Kiel's a fan of Republican budget proposals
• Firefighting equipment arrives at ND oil well fire
• NDSU child care center gets reprieve
• Minn. Republican budget plan hits agencies, social services
• U of M President Robert Bruininks to Address Graduates at the U of M, Crookston during Commencement Exercises on Saturday, May 7, 2011
• Senate vote on Fighting Sioux nickname possible today
• ND changes would mean longer legislative session
• Today in the news: Muslim hearings begin
• ND GOPers Hoeven, Berg rank high in Congress wealth
• Oil well fire still burning
• NWROC Director Albert Sims Recipient of Meritorious Service Award by the American Society of Sugar Beet Technologists
• NDSU group wants child center closure reconsidered
• Cantus to tour Greater Minnesota as Classical Minnesota Public Radio's Artists-in-Residence
• Casey: Numbers stacked against saving Ag Ed at UMC
• UPDATE: Community Sandbagging Day gets the job done
• Johanneck: State funding help for utility costs on south-end property looks promising
• CHS Blue Knowledge Bowl team advances to regionals
• Minn. GOP plan hits agencies, social services
• Cat adopted by university community dies of cancer
• Today in the news: Shakeup at NPR after tea party video
• Peterson, trapped under garage door, dies
• American Cancer Society Daffodil Days underway
• Passport drive at U of M, Crookston doubles its numbers
• International Sugarbeet Institute March 16-17
• ND Senate panel wants Fighting Sioux bill defeated
• Red River Valley Development Association Schedules 73rd Annual Honor Banquet
• Largest counties show 17% growth
• Today in the news: Millions of dead fish wash up near L.A.
• Insurance agent Neppl ordered to stop doing business
• Fire damages Crookston home, but everyone escapes unhurt
• Phoenix Industries building a potential home for city park shop?
• Cigarette led to Grand Forks fire that killed Numedahl
• Burglary in Fertile early Tuesday morning
• Crooks Club burglarized
• RiverView Health, Sanford team up on Electronic Medical Records system
• Fighting Sioux foes say keeping name will hurt UND
• ND is tops in honey production for 7th straight year
• Today in the news: ‘Angry Birds’ headed to Facebook
• Council to consider new Chief Bemidji statue
• Man hit tree with snowmobile, is killed
• Arena demolition underway
• Rare sighting: Gray wolf shot in North Dakota
• Less passion in ND Senate for Sioux nickname?
• Mn/DOT wants input on regional road projects prioritized for 2012-15
• Mid-Valley of Crookston, Climax participates in first-ever CHS Harvest for Hunger
• Soldier's mom speaks on funeral protest issue
• UND won't reopen case against expelled Warner
• Today in the news: Are you ready for Mardi Gras?
• Today in the news: Sunday talk-show lineup
• Senate panel will hold Fighting Sioux bill hearing on Monday
• No more homecoming at St. Cloud State
• Scheels Arena sets attendance record, thanks to Nelly
• Today in the news: Basketball player dies after making winning shot
• Trying times at Glenmore
• For Crookston, a little bit of good news in latest flood outlook
• Successes celebrated as torch is passed from Wagner to Stassen
• Doctor: Perham teen Gabbard's heart is fully recovered
• Flood outlook remains grim for valley
• County using lasers to get flood information
• Today in the news: NFL lockout averted - for now
• Today in the news: Steve Jobs introduces iPad 2
• CHS seniors issued a 'Challenge'
• United Way awards more Impact Grant funds to schools
• Higher Ed board opposes Fighting Sioux bill
• Guard trains for possible flooding
• Fargo teacher to appear on Wheel of Fortune
• Deputy opens home to fellow deputy who lost home to fire
• If awarded, DNR grant would transform Castle Park
• Regional women in leadership to be featured at UMC event
• Flood prep update: STS crew gets a jump on sandbagging
• Family Day will focus on Minnesota's Greatest Generation
• U of M President Robert Bruininks to give final State of the University Address Thursday, March 3, 2011, at 3 p.m.; Videocast at Crookston Campus in Dowell 220
• FHB (Fusarium Head Blight) Alert System to go live
• ND pumps record 113 million barrels of oil in 2010
• Cowboy hall director worried about gas prices
• Today in the news: Laughing baby a hit; House passes temporary budget bill
• UMC is up to the 'Challenge'
• Senior Tammy Wroblewski, Milwaukee, Wis., Recipient of $1,000 Scholarship from the North Central Turf Grass Association
• Opening arguments begin in sweat lodge case
• $4K donation puts Bark for the Park over the top
• The Times, we are a changing
• School board news: Wolpert recognized, Heuer to receive honorary diploma
• Need for more new housing spurs city's decision to waive Herkenhoff's assessment
• Colborn land sale update: Crookston Jobs, Inc. might be a player
• Bemidji native Jane Russell, star of '40s and '50s films, dies
• Dayton drops top earner surtax
• Man wants to build world's largest motorcycle
• Wahpeton zoo gets endangered snow leopard cubs
• Group seeks farm equipment for developing nations
• Today in the news: World leaders try to oust Moammar Gadhafi
• GOP leader: Fighting Sioux bill might pass Senate
• Justin Knebel Memorial Ice Fishing Tourney Raises More than $6,000 in support of Scholarships at the U of M, Crookston
• Turf Bowl Team at the U of M, Crookston Finishes 24th out of 87 teams in National Competition Held Recently at Golf Course Superintendents Association of America Education and Trade Show
• Moorhead sets a goal of 1 million sandbags
• Fitness Fever ends with a splash
• North Dakota 12th in disaster declarations
• City, Colborn agree to sale price for 100 acres on south end
• Woman files suit over 2005 crash
• "Fiesta in the Spirit of Cinco de Mayo" at U of M, Crookston Part of Legacy Destination Weekend for City
• Fire destroys deputy's home
• University rewarded for rising to the Campus Energy Challenge
• Honors Program and Alpha Lambda Delta Plan Pi Run at the U of M, Crookston on Saturday, April 16, 2011; Early registration deadline is Friday, April 1
• Reception and Panel Discussion featuring Women in Leadership Highlight Women's History Month at U of M, Crookston on Tuesday, March 8, 2011
• Sandbagging postponed until March 9
• Ugly medical experiments from US past uncovered
• Dalrymple seeks feds' help in flood preparation
• Want to help city get a jump on the emerald ash borer?
• Reward offered in 2009 death of Fargo man
• Cosmetologists say they are owed money from spa
• State gets $1M grant for health insurance exchange
• Minn. House votes for stiffer dog abuse penalties
• Nursing home blamed in resident's suicide
• Cargill plant roof damaged by insulation fire
• Search continues for missing North Dakota man
• Joel Heitkamp to undergo surgery for brain tumor
• Senate GOP to Dayton: We won't raise taxes
• Reminder: Community Sandbagging Day March 1
• Inaugural CSC Senior Day a hit
• Farm Bureau celebrates Food Check-Out Week
• Amendment would dump ND Board of Higher Ed
• Early morning house fire kills 1
• Panel considers Metrodome roof repair contract
• Diverse Sounds of Chapter 6 in Concert at the U of M, Crookston on Wednesday, March 2, 2011; Concert at 7 p.m. in Kiehle Auditorium
• Cities hold spring flood prep meetings
• Deployed N.D. Guard numbers at lowest level since 9/11
• Passport Drive at the U of M, Crookston Slated for Tues., March 8, 2011, from 1 - 6 p.m. in Northern Lights Lounge, Sargeant Student Center
• Stassen hired to succeed Wagner at Chamber helm
• No shortage of ideas on how to boost downtown Crookston
• Flu cases on the upswing
• New CRES site is an online tool to boost business
• Spring flooding: County gets townships on the same page
• Prosecutors: Man 'hunted' suicidal victims
• Sandbag Central nears 1 million mark
• Rollover kills woman
• Missing Ada woman found safe in Minneapolis
• ND House approves new rules for teen drivers
• Grain train derailment affects Amtrak
• Fargo leaders discuss flood evacuation authority
• Johanneck and Kleven: One day, two significant departures
• A dog park in 2011: Wishful thinking?
• Local Guard personnel to conduct exercises this weekend
• Crookston Sports Center hosts Senior Day Thursday
• Minn. officials prep for likely spring floods
• ND pharmacy ownership law survives challenge
• Mob robbers hit convenience store in St. Paul
• Some 90 Alumni and Friends of the Northwest School of Agriculture and U of M, Crookston Gather for Social in Arizona
• Attention: Your city, your county, your neighbors need your help! Emerald Ash Borer - Community Outreach Volunteers
• Program Honoring African Americans for Military Service on Monday, February 28, 2011, at the U of M, Crookston; Program begins at 6 p.m. in Kiehle Auditorium
• Anti-racism event moved up after assault
• City reviewing how to fund major street work
• Boy, 3, rescued from snowbank
• Official: There's a 'pile of water' in Souris Basin
• Johanneck resigns from CHEDA, takes position at Mount
• WWII veteran to get medals, more than 60 years late
• Mom, 2 daughters killed in collision
• Assistant Professor Alvin Killough quoted in Recent Study
• Civil Air Patrol looking for missing man
• Something New: RSVP Handyman Program nearing launch
• Upcoming Event: International Dinner Series at UMC
• Center for Rural Entrepreneurial Studies (CRES) at U of M, Crookston Launches Web Site; Open House Slated for Tuesday, March 1, 2011, from 9 to 11 a.m. in the Prairie Room
• ND House: UND must keep Fighting Sioux nickname
• Appeals court reverses ruling on reservation fire
• Man says he was wrongfully fired over OT claim
• ND House to take up trio of Sioux nickname bills
• Two injured in head-on collision near Crookston face a long road to recovery
• Storm brings a foot of snow, ice to Dakotas
• Upper Midwest faces dismal commute due to storm
• Upsher-Smith recalls lot of warfarin blood thinner
• Attorney for alleged drug dealer booted from court
• Disclosure of ND legislator trips defeated
• Cattle truck overturns on I-90 in southern Minn.
• Governor wants FEMA exemption for Devils Lake
• Pawlenty has date with tea party summit
• Experts say odds of Red River flooding increasing
• FBI searches St. Paul developer's offices
• UPDATE: Names of accident victims released
• Head-on collision on icy highway east of Crookston kills 2
• March 1 is 'Community Sandbagging Day' in Crookston
• 4th 'Giving Hearts Day' is best yet for RiverView Health
• UMC students to participate in 'Rally to Restore Affordability'
• ND divorce waiting period becomes study
• Monticello plant to replace potentially bad blades
• Police: No protest at high school play
• Stolen yellow ribbon returns to Minn. military mom
• Want to be safe in a world of evolving technology?
• Strings students perform in Twin Cities area
• North Dakota has second flu-related death
• 2 girls pricked by needles on playground
• Kiel, Parrish provide their views on Dayton's budget
• Fisher woman escapes serious injury in rollover
• Religious leaders gather at state capitol
• Northern border may be more secure than depicted
• Fargo flood prep includes vulnerable people lists
• 2 Bemidji snowmobilers rescued from lake
• Quonset collapses on vintage tractors
• City acknowledges parcel is 'very unique,' agrees to waive assessment
• Grant will help Hoppe build high-tech microscope
• No horse racing in Fargo again this summer
• No one hurt when car driven by Crookston man sideswipes school bus
• International Crop Expo set in Grand Forks
• ND House defeats oil tax cut
• Popular Devils Lake state park might not open
• Struggle resumes over ND pharmacy ownership rules
• New ND tax forecast estimates $47M revenue growth
• Meetings set on ND Roman Catholic diocese plan
• Winter aid available for Minn. livestock producers
• State Commerce Commissioner gets the lowdown on flooding in Crookston
• Fargo prepares for annual Red River flood fight
• Alexandria tournament yields no fish
• Housing help for Herkenhoff?
• UPDATE: Jerome's Addition to be sandbagged to 28 feet
• Nearly-mailed puppy ready for adoption
• Boy, 4, fights rare skin disease
• Couple is Minnesota's longest married
• Comedy carries Caputo to Mr. CHS title
• Ice Buster Daze: No fish, but a beautiful, fun day
• Continued wet cycle in valley is cause for concern
• City asks local hockey fans to use free shuttle bus tonight
• Polk County Emergency Management to hold flood preparedness meeting
• No compensation in large power outage
• Prep basketball player who collapsed has setback
• First budget cuts won't be the deepest in Minn. budget debate
• Sandbag Central operations begin in Fargo
• School fire investigated
• TV News Anchor Terry Dullum to Address Spring Convocation at the U of M, Crookston on Thurs., Mar. 3, 2011
• Woman battling disease readies for trial treatment
• Minn. artist turns hockey archives into art
• District judge returns to Vietnam
• New food safety law protects whistleblowers
• School prepares for high water
• Minn. commerce commissioner to get the flood scoop in Crookston Feb. 15
• CHEDA gives $5K to Crookston Area Community Fund
• Crookston meeting will focus on update of Polk County water plan
• Curling National Championships set to begin in Fargo
• Dayton vetoes Senate bill with $900 million in cuts
• Expert: Devils Lake expansion will magnify
• Three U of M, Crookston Students Selected to Attend Luncheon with U of M Board of Regents
• Ice Buster Daze Saturday in Crookston
• Franken, Dayton to talk flood preparations in Crookston on Friday
• Area legislators react to Dayton's state of the state address
• iPhone-starved Fargo welcomes new gadget
• Insect colonies destroyed by fire at NDSU
• Annual International Dinner Series at U of M, Crookston Highlights Culture and Cuisine of China, Nepal, and Ghana; Dinners will be held on March 7, 21, 28, and April 6
• Flood-fighting vendor expo provides an array of options
• House fire kills six pet ferrets
• Coach won't be disciplined in raccoon case
• Knowledge Bowl team on a roll
• Chamber hosts farewell open house for Wagner
• Wayne Hotel space: City leans toward parking, with some green touches
• Dayton seeks anti-shutdown pledge in first state of the state
• Landmark Whitey's in EGF closes
• Musical-Comedy "Dracula, the Musical?" to be Performed at the U of M, Crookston in February
• ND legislators should report trips, senator says 

• Minot Air Force Base population growing
• Fargo Boys Ranch dispute might end up in court
• ND workers comp coverage refused for mental stress
• WBCA "Pink Zone" Night on Friday, February 11 at Men's and Women's Basketball
• UMC Teambackers to Host Coaches Luncheon on Friday, February 11
• Pursuit ends just west of Crookston
• RiverView Foundation, Dakota Medical Foundation team up for Giving Hearts Day
• U of M, Crookston professors do battle against germs
• Woman who tried to mail puppy won't get it back
• N.D. Ballet Company marking 50 years
• Fargodome sets indoor attendance record
• Fitness Fever gets underway
• Fargo native earns 'Idol' trip to Hollywood
• 3 of N.D.'s first quadruplets turn 70
• 2011 Figure Skating Exhibition
• Analysis: This winter really hasn't been that nasty
• City pursuing state infrastructure funding assistance
• Crookston physician escapes serious injury in rollover
• Minn. lawmakers push for new border patrol facility in Hallock
• Jamie Zelinsky Named NSIC Player of the Week
• UMC SAAC to Host Fundraiser for the Crookston Area Special Olympics
• Wrestling team exposed to raccoon pulled from tournament
• Experts: Contamination from GF alfalfa uncertain
• City residents to vote on library tax
• Golden Eagle Men Return Home to Face Bemidji State & UMD
• U of M, Crookston Men Drop 94-67 NSIC Contest at Northern State University
• Golden Eagle Women's Tennis Team Returns to NSIC Action at Augustana College
• Golden Eagle Women's Tennis Squad Splits Matches
• Golden Eagle Women Shock Wolves 75-66
• North Dakota: The Ladybug State?
• Golden Eagles Sink Marauders 70-65
• Golden Eagle Women's Tennis Squad Drops Season Opener to Northern State University 7-2
• Golden Eagle Men Drop Tight Game at University of Mary
• UND archivists plan to preserve Fighting Sioux nickname
• UND's Kristo says he's doing better
• Man pinned for two hours under railroad car
• Forx Roller Derby extends reach to Crookston
• More weather headaches on I-29
• Minn. Senate takes $930M whack at budget shortfall
• Man tied to slain N.D. family held by immigration
• Mixed Blood Theatre Returns to U of M, Crookston for Performance of "African America" on Tuesday, February 8, 2011, at 7 p.m.; Performance in Kiehle Auditorium is free and open to everyone
• Two professors from the U of M, Crookston take on the fight against staph infections; Research designed to discover extracts from plants to aid in the fight
• Thompson Bridge comes down
• Bomb threat forces Brainerd YMCA evacuation
• Computer glitch delays tax refunds for thousands
• Building owner sues Allcare for back rent
• Best Practices for Field Days workshop at UMC Feb. 10
• 'Creativity and commitment' needed to revitalize downtown Crookston
• Golden Eagle Women's Soccer Signs Kaleena (Katie) Jones (Waukesha, Wis.) to a National Letter of Intent
• Sheriff IDs body found in burning car near Fertile
• Stumpf pleased with number of area projects in Dayton's bonding proposal
• UND offering online Norwegian language course
• Midwest buckles under storm, calls it a snow day
• Teen held for baby injuries
• ND measure compels one-year wait on divorce
• Dayton: No gambling in Minnesota budget proposal
• Golden Eagle Football Commits 16 Players for 2011 Campaign
• Snow causes Minn. business roof collapse
• City pursuing 100 acres on south end for future industrial development
• Arena demolition bids look good; Wilkens' looks the best
• Salem Motors to get new CPD squad car bid
• Golden Eagle Women's Soccer Signs Erin Mears (Sioux Falls, S.D.) to a National Letter of Intent
• Golden Eagle Women's Soccer Signs Mariah Heieie (Glenwood, Minn.) to a National Letter of Intent
• Golden Eagle Women's Soccer Signs Jessica Ramirez (Millbrae, Cal.) to a National Letter of Intent
• Minn. deer hunters to help determine extent of CWD
• Bemidji Pioneer newspaper hit again by gunshots
• Fargo officials to brief ND governor on flood prep
• Conservation Reserve Program opens on March 14
• Committee: Seek engineering bids before giving park shop project to WSN
• Public next to weigh in on Community Facilities Partnership?
• It's February, so it must be Fitness Fever time
• United Way of Crookston annual dinner March 3
• Golden Eagle Women's Basketball Travels to Mary and Northern State this Weekend
• Man's dead wife wins him $15K jackpot
• Man killed when snowmobiles collide in Mahnomen County
• Royalty Crowned at 36th Annual Ag Arama at the U of M, Crookston; Senior Amanda Thorsvig, Detroit Lakes, Minn., captures True Grit Award
• Thousands turn out for annual Devils Lake fishing tourney
• Winterfest brings skaters to CSC
• DNR willing to cover half the cost of a new city park shop
• It's city council's turn to talk about Community Facilities Partnership
• Crookston police kill coyote found in garage
• From McIntosh: Blaze destroys sanitation business, trucks
• Graham is sub-section MSHSL Triple 'A' Award winner
• Golden Eagle Tennis Squad Opens 2011 Season on the Road
• Boy, 6, struck after getting off bus
• Students propose state Latin motto
• Golden Eagles Fall in Final Three Minutes to MSU Moorhead
• U of M, Crookston Men Travel to U-Mary and Northern State this Weekend
• MSU Moorhead Downs U of M, Crookston Men
• $260K grant for New Flyer boosts training opportunities
• No good news in latest Devils Lake flood outlook
• Email from Minn. senator's office spurs complaint
• City recalls DVD with profanity
• CHS hosts, wins One Act Sub-section
• 8 foot tall yellow ribbon missing from yard
• U of M, Crookston Announces Fall Semester 2010 Graduates
• Kiel votes against bill that hits Crookston LGA
• Latest flood outlook has Red Lake River inching up
• Counterfeit money passed at Crookston businesses
• Collision sends both drivers to Altru in Grand Forks
• Body of missing U of M student found in boxcar
• Moorhead gets another $1M for flood buyouts
• 2 men survive 2 terrifying hours on Lake Superior ice floes
• Minn. House passes first budget cuts; Crookston's Kiel breaks ranks
• Shuttered shelter for abused women reopening
• Off-duty officer reprimanded for forgetting gun in store restroom
• Pesticides being monitored in Red River
• Golden Eagle Football Program to Hold Meet & Greet on Wednesday, February 2 at Crookston Eagles Club
• Minn. high court: Stray voltage case can proceed
• Enjoying the weather...for now
• A case of (online) test anxiety at Highland, CHS
• Polk board miffed by garage project
• Fix for Minn. budget woes? End sales tax exemptions
• Battle's on in N.D. House over Sioux nickname
• Commission repeals city sign ordinance
• NDSU fined for manure spill
• Still time to apply for energy assistance
• Golden Eagle Basketball Games to be Carried by Midcontinent Cable on February 18 and 19
• Fight's on in N.D. House over Sioux nickname
• Matlack: Prepare for ‘awesomeness’
• 3W Days 'absolutely priceless'
• Lauren Graham up for MSHSL Triple 'A' Award
• Woman sues over severed fingers in meat grinder
• Golden Eagle Softball Team to Hold Chili Feed in Conjunction with Midcontinent Basketball Games
• University of Minnesota, Crookston Baseball Team Makes Changes to Schedule
• U of M, Crookston Enters RecycleMania Competition
• Review: Most payments to dead farmers are proper
• Dayton pushes Minn. agencies to speed permit calls
• Contractor survives nail gun wound to chest
• Hotel fire victims housed at church
• GF apartment fire: $800K in damage
• In with the new on RiverView's big night
• Brutal weather strands Minn. climber on Mt. McKinley
• U of M, Crookston Senior Theodore Lenneman Receives MNLA Scholarship
• City council: One year later, CSC state money in the bank
• Former Crookston man dead of apparent suicide in southern Minnesota
• Changes in store for mid-level ALC program at CHS
• Ventura sues over body scans, pat-downs
• UND Student Senate opposing nickname bills
• Victim of pickup rollover ID'ed
• Body found in burned car near Fertile in Norman County
• Fargo plans for another major flood
• Golden Eagle Women's Basketball Travels to MSU Moorhead on Saturday for a Single NSIC Game
• "Dr. Kings Dream" to be Presented by Mixed Blood Theatre on Wed., Jan. 26, 2011, at the U of M, Crookston; Performance begins at 7 p.m. in Bede Ballroom
• Flood insurance deadline nears in Red River Valley
• Oxbow gets jump on flood preparations
• Carbon monoxide apparent cause of fish house death
• Moorhead council considering $500K for flood preparations
• Contraption sanitizes sports equipment
• Crookston VFW Post 1902 celebrates milestone
• Crookston Guard unit not part of deployment to Iraq, Kuwait
• Crookston woman airlifted after hitting tree on snowmobile
• Special ed in Crookston: 'We're doing OK, but it's tight'
• U of M, Crookston is newest member of online learning consortium
• Hotel destroyed by fire; everyone OK
• Apartment fire victims allowed to get some belongings
• Gabbard, Perham player who collapsed on court, doing better after surgery
• Departures draw curtain on 'Team North Dakota'
• Vietnam vet to return as tourist.
• Man translates letters of Dakota imprisoned in Minnesota
• U of M, Crookston Men Travel to MSU Moorhead on Saturday
• Golden Bears Hang On for 70-66 Victory Over Golden Eagle Men
• Golden Bears Use 23 Second Chance Points to Defeat Golden Eagles 69-59
• Lawmakers look to crack down on bold blizzard drivers
• Small town might have more deer than people
• Huskies Pull Away from Golden Eagle Men Down the Stretch for 62-50 Victory
• Golden Eagle Win Streak Moves to Three Games with 84-59 Victory Over St. Cloud State
• Crookston to be represented in March for Life piligrimage
• Bonanzaville director fired
• Crookston Chamber adopts resolution supporting LGA
• Downtown task group to get started Feb. 2
• Cold temps keep some students home
• Rancher finds four mountain lions in barn
• UIS founded New Century Learning Consortium adds U of M, Crookston as 10th member
• Oilman: Bakken has 20 billion barrels of oil
• Fire prompts apartment building evacuation
• Hearing scheduled for UND Fighting Sioux bills
• Barn fire kills 3 horses, cow
• Minnesota man sues makers of alcohol test
• Sheriff wants deputies to have better guns
• Town, couple at odds after dog attack in home
• University of Minnesota, Crookston Baseball Program to Host Pitching Clinics
• NSIC TO EXPAND TO 16 TEAMS: Minot State & Sioux Falls to Join in 2012-13
• Commissioners: Overloaded trucks 'pounding' Polk County roads
• RiverView to launch Strength and Conditioning Program at Sports Center
• Housing: Herkenhoff's prelim plat approved
• United Way of Crookston accepint Impact Grant applications
• Future of new Fargo sign ordinance up in the air
• GOP spending cuts would affect millions of people
• Thief River Falls-based Arctic Cat recalls 16,500 snowmobiles
• Thief River Falls-based Arctic Cat recalls 16,500 snowmobiles
• County approves exotic dancer ordinance
• Wife, doctors fight over husband's medical care
• Hammer returning to TV
• GFAFB commander says population will grow
• Three survive crash with cow
• Growers, agricultural personnel updated on small grains
• Round one IDEA winners announced
• Social for Alumni from the Northwest School of Agriculture and University of Minnesota, Crookston on Friday, Feb. 18, 2011, in Mesa, Ariz.; Social begins at 11:30 a.m. at the ViewPoint Resort
• Concert Pianist John McKay to perform on Thursday, January 27, 2011, in Evergreen Hall at the U of M, Crookston; Concert begins at 7:30 p.m.
• TB testing planned at school
• Likelihood of major flooding rises
• Fargo pancake feed not aiming for world record
• ND Roman Catholic Diocese plans structural shakeup
• ND Senate GOP leader returns to Capitol
• Paul Miller and Sean Knox Added to Golden Eagle Football Coaching Staff
• Twin Cities closing in on snowfall record
• Measure would restrict UND president on property development
• It's c-c-c-cold, and it's going to get colder
• Clementson, who grew up in Crookston, enjoys time on national stage
• City pitches joint CSC/pool plan
• Crest projections jump in latest NWS spring flood outlook
• N.D.'s Conrad won't run in 2012
• New Minnesota agriculture commissioner takes over
• Target lends forensic labs to police 

• Humphrey School to honor Oberstar's career
• Annual Devils Lake ice fishing tourney nears
• Golden Eagle Women's Basketball Looks to Keep Winning Streak Alive at Home this Weekend
• Grand Forks may expand Renaissance Zone
• Federal government spends millions on hoop houses
• Public skating starts again at Metrodome
• Alcohol ban proposed at ND college sports events 

• Company says it's owed millions for ND oil work
• Pawlenty opposes raising federal debt ceiling
• Victim of weekend crash identified
• Environmental groups object to Iron Range loan
• Garage fire destroys 2 school buses
• Rowley to join protesters at FBI headquarters
• Head-on crash kills 1
• County snowplow driver stage job action
• A broken record: More snow, wind and cold
• Protecting the Legacy plaque at CSC to be updated soon
• Boy, 2, dies near Thief River Falls
• UND fans use wordplay to protest logo retirement 

• Fargo pastors accused of DUI face congregation
• Chlorine spill causes scare at Minnesota mall
• Golden Eagle Men's Basketball Team Hosts St. Cloud State and Concordia University, St. Paul
• Golden Eagle Hang On for Exciting 73-66 Overtime Win Over Upper Iowa Men
• Golden Eagle Women's Basketball Sweep Weekend Series
• Golden Eagle Women's Basketball Sweep Weekend Series
• Farm Rescue taking apps for spring planting help
• ND board neutral on bills to keep UND nickname 

• Second Half Surge Leads Winona State Men Over Golden Eagles
• Megan Eul Leads Golden Eagles in Upset of Winona State
• South African men sue ND custom-harvester
• Amid dire budget, Minn. House recaps '05 shutdown
• Proposal includes $5M for east Devils Lake flood 

• ND students want ladybug as official state insect
• Police find owners of 2 dogs abandoned in Moorhead
• Corps says diversion project good for west Fargo 

• CSC's open-door policy is now closed
• Little Villagers have a ball connecting with nature
• Keep those shovels handy, then bundle up
• ND lawyer reprimanded but won't be suspended
• Minn. wants Wis. to pay $59 million from tax deal 

• Low-income housing project in Minot in question
• Dayton weighs executive orders left by Pawlenty 

• Winter wheat acres remain stable
• Soybean, canola, lentil crops set records
• Skiing events planned at Rydell National Wildlife Refuge
• Chancellor: Plans to drop UND nickname proceeding
• Slain star quarterback remembered at Minn. college
• Arts Council grant gives Cinco de Mayo $10K boost
• Wagner resigns from Chamber, CVB, United Way
• Handful charged with voting illegally in Polk County
• Gilman recognized by his colleagues in region
• ND sheriff, county respond to federal lawsuit
• Heavy snow slows dam repairs
• Bald eagle numbers up
• Devils Lake flood emergency declared
• Fargo vigil to remember Haiti earthquake
• Baby born at 1:11 on 1-11-11
• Local United Way campaign busts through top of thermometer again
• 'Exceptional People. Exceptional Care.' focus of RiverView annual meeting
• More than $100K in Legacy Amendment arts grants available
• Area on Agency grant makes RSVP pilot projects possible
• Probe of I-94 pileup completed
• Justin Knebel Memorial Ice Fishing Tournament Saturday, Feb. 5, 2011, at Zippel Bay Resort on Lake of the Woods, Williams, Minn., to Support Scholarships at the U of M, Crookston
• Minn. GOP lawmakers propose cutting business taxes
• Dorgan joining Washington DC law firm
• House fire likely accidental, electrical
• Pawlenty talks AZ shooting while touting new book
• Devils Lake water board gets unexpected bill
• Best Practices for Field Days Workshop Helps Educators Maximize Impact; Workshop Scheduled for Thurs., Feb. 10, 2011, in Bede Ballroom at U of M, Crookston
• Farmer from Gary pleads guilty to lying to the USDA
• Golden Eagle Women's Basketball Hits the Road to Play Winona State and Upper Iowa
• ND bills seek to keep Fighting Sioux nickname
• RSVP of the Red River Valley announces $7500 Grant from Land of the Dancing Sky Area Agency on Aging to Establish Two Pilot Programs to Help Seniors; RSVP also offering opportunities for volunteers
• Students Named to Dean's List for Fall Semester 2010
• After Senate, ND’s Dorgan working on 2 novels
• Klobuchar bill would help police find missing kids
• 2011 street project public hearings set for Jan. 24
• ND Gov hopes to avoid reopening tribal oil pact
• NWS to experiment with ’extreme cold’ warnings
• Fall Semester 2010 Chancellor's List Announced by U of M, Crookston
• 'Extreme cold' warnings on the horizon?
• School board to commence with budget reduction process
• Crookston VFW celebrating 75 years
• Grand Forks bus ridership up
• Fargo-area Sudanese vote on home country’s future
• Annual celebration of Mexican arts, culture, and heritage awarded $10,000 grant from the Northwest Minnesota Regional Arts Council
• Tiny particles used by oil drillers in big demand
• Sunflower conference set in Fargo
• Golden Eagle Men's Basketball Team Travels To Winona State and Upper Iowa
• Mary Nails 18 Three-Pointers in Victory over Golden Eagles
• Marauders Rally to Defeat Golden Eagle Men 71-55
• Wolves Shoot Over 60% in First Half to Outpace Golden Eagles
• Second Half Play Earns Northern State a Victory Over Minnesota, Crookston
• Expert: Western ND roads limit oil production
• Ice dam removal leads to house fire
• Fridays with Dayton? MN gov. radio show up in air
• Weather Service wants more Devils Lake observers
• AG says City Council meetings violated law
• City drafting noise ordinance
• Crookston Chamber board will consider LGA resolution Jan. 20
• December mobilization: 25 arrested for impaired driving
• Grants help connect Crookston kids to nature
• Juvenile charged in fatal accident
• Authorities: No problems with emergency landing
• Dayton taps conservation lobbyist for Minn. DNR
• Farmers who limit losses to get insurance refunds
• Students still displaced by school fire
• Lecture agency signs Dorgan
• Hospital, county at odds over felon's bill
• Death ruled a suicide
• Missing man with amnesia OK in Oklahoma
• New contingent of UMC international students gets acclimated
• Auditor/Treasurer Amiot planning to retire in the summer
• Flood control: Crookston nears goal of '100 + 3'
• NWRDC: Learn to save energy and save money at workshop
• Seven Mini-grants Awarded in December as part of Partnership Connecting Children and Nature; Second round of grants to be considered in February
• LeGrand Hired as Assistant Coach with Golden Eagle Football
• Probe into I-94 pileup could take another week
• Recall election set for sheriff
• Crews clean up corn mash spill at Minn. plant
• Dalrymple: ND ’strong and growing stronger’
• Man, 89, dies in crash
• Man injured in I-94 pileup dies
• Golden Eagle Women's Basketball Hosts Northern State and Mary this Weekend
• On the 'whole,' not a bad discussion on city committees
• CPD's 4WD pickup comes in handy during blizzard
• Mn/DOT responds to complaints about damaged mailboxes from snow removal efforts.
• Pomeroy joining DC law firm as health adviser
• Identity made on body found in ND town
• Minnesota family gets Colo. stay for good turn
• Fire Department asks Crookston residents to adopt a fire hydrant
• Golden Eagle Men's Basketball Team Returns Home Saturday/Sunday
• Plastic Musik brings non-traditional percussion-based music to Kiehle Auditorium on Wed., Jan. 19, 2011; Performance begins at 7 p.m.
• ND, SD auto insurance premiums among lowest
• Golden Eagle Men Drop 82-72 Decision to 16th Ranked Minnesota State University
• Golden Eagles and Mavericks Battle Down to the Wire in NSIC Thriller
• Construction starts soon on Hallock canola plant
• Winona police investigate deaths of man, woman
• Minn. farmers campaign launches 2nd sweepstakes
• Minn. DNR unveils Legacy Amendment logo
• 2010 Minn. traffic deaths expected to match 2009
• City to ask Crookston Chamber to adopt pro-LGA resolution
• First things first: Elected city officials recite oaths of office
• Mn/DOT: Motorists need to continue being patient, cautious
• Polaris to sell part of manufacturing operations
• Man accused with dumbbell assault on elderly landlord
• Dayton ushers in 1st Minn. Dem admin in 2 decades
• Body found at Horace in southeast ND
• Hay supplies good in the Northern Plains
• Hog numbers down in North Dakota
• Strong Bench Performance Leads Mustangs Over Golden Eagle Men 72-62
• Golden Eagles Ring in New Year with 67-60 Victory Over Southwest Minnesota State
• City's construction industry booming
• Startup of new ND power plant set
• Up to fifth of Duluth hydrants don’t work in cold
• Fatal ND fire might have been accidental
• Josh Hager Hired as Defensive Coordinator with Golden Eagle Football
• Crookston couple escapes injury in rollover near Fertile
• City council to get a jump on the New Year
• Dalrymple to deliver State of the State address
• Great Plains says check your natural gas meter
• RiverView's First Baby of 2011 doesn't waste any time
• Extension preparing for agent retirement wave
• U of M, Crookston Names Some of the Top Stories for 2010
• Snowmobiler who died in icy lake identified
• Senior Sheila Carleton, Baxter, Minn., Receives Top Student Award from the Minnesota Chapter of The Wildlife Society
• 36th annual Ag Arama will be "Country Strong" on Friday and Saturday, January 28-29, 2011, at the U of M, Crookston
• Gulf oil spill voted top news story of 2010
• 2010’s world gone wild: Quakes, floods, blizzards
• NSIC Announces Changes to Basketball Schedules
• One blizzard down, one to go
• White stuff, politics, red ink dominate Minn. headlines in 2010
• Park’s excess elk becomes boon for state’s hungry
• More ND lawmakers back text, teen restrictions
• AP survey: Lawmakers content with tobacco rules
• Man sentenced for child sex abuse
• Ex-postal employee accused of stealing cash
• Minn. woman rescues pets after owners killed
• Storm delays Minn. explorer’s Alaskan climb
• Officials still torn on what to do about 'junk' vehicles
• Winter weather: A WWA, then a BW
• Woman killed in rollover near McIntosh on Highway 2
• Officers will be out in force over New Year's
• Redby couple sentenced for reservation murder
• ND driver’s license renewal may be extended
• Bison ranchers having a hard time keeping up with consumer demand
• More 'man camp' oil worker housing pondered
• City to review its adult entertainment ordinance
• Santas continue Toys for Tots tradition
• Making some exterior improvements to your home? You'll need to get it done
• Like letting your grass grow? Better get out your ruler
• Winter storm: Watch remains in place
• Man's death leads to motel fire
• Pawlenty's "Veto Pen" will be part of Minnesota history
• Second snowmobile accident in three days near Leonard, N.D.
• Freak wheel accident injures woman
• New Year's Day Ice Dive expects crowd to take freezing plunge
• Fargo has new homeless liaison
• No cause determined for October fire in Fargo
• Upcoming Event: Chamber Dinner Jan. 10
• Minnesotan hopes to be first to scale Mt. McKinley solo in January
• CPD recognized for a job well done
• A storm, a lull, then another storm?
• Want to use the Civic Arena steel? You'll have to work with the contractor
• ND lottery winner claims $1 million prize
• Moorhead moving to get homes out before next flood
• Fosston American Legion burglarized
• Williston officials question housing study
• Top 10 stories: Oil is tops in North Dakota
• Minnesota leads nation in tornado activity for the year
• Hoeven, Berg going over portfolios before taking office
• Canadian company sues N.D. hog operation
• Golden Eagle Men's Basketball Team Opens 2011 with NSIC Road Games
• Legislator to try again for texting while driving ban
• Turkey fryer blaze destroys home on Christmas
• Winter storm could make for a nasty New Year's
• City ready to advertise for arena demolition bids
• Discussion on long grass, junk cars, etc. continues tonight
• Little Flowers Club brings gifts to corrections center
• Donations fill 'Santa Sack' for girl
• Family, firefighter hurt in Christmas house fire
• Minn. company's lights are more than meets the eye
• Golden Eagle Women's Basketball Opens 2011 with a Pair of NSIC Road Games
• Father, son hurt in fatal crash released from hospital
• Small town still making repairs after tornado
• Officer suspended after obscene gesture arrest
• Judge: Minn. farmer's raw milk caused outbreak of E. coli
• Walmart, ‘Hometown Heroes’ help make Christmas a little more special for 20 kids
• Man with amnesia missing again
• 2 students slightly hurt in bus crash
• $20K Bremer grant boosts health care leadership, advocacy efforts
• 'Refocused' CVB/lodging tax dollars will enhance marketing, promotion of events
• Wanna see Wahlin?
• Potbellied pig gets reprieve — for now
• Minn. woman gives gifts to unsuspecting children
• Crash outside of Grand Forks kills two children
• ND has new champion tree
• Trucking company to blame for ruined pizza
• Group pushes for nationwide wolf restoration
• Federal working group releases Devils Lake report
• ND officials report 14 snowplow crashes
• Car hits school bus on icy road
• Supreme Court rebuffs Conrad recall attempt
• Josh Duhamel, Fergie plan Christmas in Fargo
• 64 cattle trapped in building collapse in Minn.
• Kiel, Altringer wished well
• Polk County 'coordinator' to become 'administrator'
• Icy roads, accidents in region keep State Patrol busy
• American Crystal Sugar agrees to $50K
• As many as 9 panels may need repair at Metrodome
• Minneapolis declares 5th snow emergency
• Airport leases land for oil drilling
• Xcel Energy seeking rate increase
• WWII soldier gets medals
• Officials say homeless deaths have doubled
• Cold pills likely cause of overdose death
• Town adopts smoking ban
• Salvation Army red kettle gets golden gift
• Longtime deputy files federal lawsuit over firing
• Fix proposed for ‘problem intersection’
• Police officer leaves gun in restroom
• Readers submit holiday-season photos
• Climate-controlled stable communion service at UMC Wednesday
• Metrodome workers breach another panel
• Air Force secretary to visit Minot base
• Fund invests in western ND energy patch
• Grand Forks woman looking for a few good men
• License changes sought for young drivers
• City developing ordinance to protect trees
• Upcoming events: Fitzgerald to highlight holiday happenings Wednesday
• Annual Christmas party brings kids up to Eagles
• 3 hurt after 2 come to aid of Minn. crash victim
• Storm expected to bring 5 to 9 inches of snow to Crookston
• Some local Midcontinent customers will have to take action to keep receiving signal
• Referee collapses, is revived at Pirate hockey game in Duluth
• Tax cuts package extends ethanol incentives
• Off-duty Duluth firefighter saves ref at Crookston, Duluth Marshall hockey game
• Golden Eagle Men Earn First NSIC Victory on Stellar Team Performance
• No. 10 Wayne State Defeats Minnesota, Crookston on 25 Free-Throws
• 1,101 $1 coins put in Salvation Army kettle
• Advocate: Stop smoking programs are working
• Augustana College Downs Golden Eagle Men 81-68
• On second thought, mobile home fire isn't arson
• No. 16 Augustana Uses Deep Ball to Defeat Minnesota, Crookston
• Deadline set for diversion concerns
• Students busy outside the classroom before Christmas
• Tight budgets: How long will holding pattern on salaries last?
• PCSO identifies man pinned under snowmobile in Fosston
• No more shovelers needed at TCF Bank Stadium
• Plans for fully nude strip club fizzle
• New Flyer reaches agreement on new contract, affecting about 200 Crookston workers
• First in Print: Svedarsky recognized as a fellow by The Wildlife Society
• New Jamestown hospital gets $1.6 million gift
• ID firm with unfinished ND work files bankruptcy
• Law officer training program sets record
• Lawsuit over bullying reportedly settled
• Tiny city east of St. Paul tops poverty list
• Remains of Vietnam War pilot returned to ND
• Martin, Mjoen thanked for their service to city
• City crews cut corners
• Polk County teen survey says: Perception doesn't equal reality
• Charter commission meets, leaves Crookston's defining document as is
• Two hurt in two accidents
• Guard bringing holiday cheer to Veterans Home
• Farmer spreads $3 million around his small town
• Elk reduction going well
• Halliburton uses Olympics housing for ND oil workers
• University of North Dakota will get Dorgan papers
• Funeral set for pilot killed in Vietnam War
• Horse racing returns to Fargo
• Minn. girl, 6, sought help for mother found dead
• Man with terrorizing conviction charged again
• PFAB enjoys its best year yet
• County budget hearing: Land values spur the most questions
• Genereux proposes fewer city committees
• City looks to recognize the best volunteers once again
• Slow candy sales mean goodbye Hawaii, aloha Fargo!
• Freezing rain, snow hits Dakotas; some snow likely in Crookston
• Candy company’s convention in ND, not Hawaii
• Child protection review finds good and bad
• Protected bald eagle killed
• Occidental buys ND oil land for $1.4 billion
• 1 dead in house fire
• 2nd ND deer tests positive for chronic wasting
• City budget, levy breakdown
• UPDATE: Crookston Area Community Fund kick-started by grant
• Want to live in Crookston's light industrial zone?
• Altringer wished well at final school board meeting
• Cat found frozen to pavement recovering
• Sheriff recall petition review is pending
• Daughter of ex-Minn. AG Hatch dies in Chicago
• ND group looks to make ethanol from sugar beets
• Body of Roy Gustofson, missing Crookston man, found Monday
• More housing opening in ND oil patch
• U of M Wildlife Professor Dan Svedarsky recognized as a Fellow by The Wildlife Society
• No one hurt in train-trailer crash
• Snocross racers take to NDSU’s baseball field
• Golden Eagle Women's Basketball Closes Out 2010 Portion of Season at Home on December 17 & 18
• Highland School in the spotlight
• Polk County 2011 budget, levy hearing on Tuesday
• IDEA Competition deadline extended to Dec. 31
• NY dome manager offers help to Minn. counterpart
• Post office in small town of Cathay closes
• Midwest in deep freeze after storm cancels flights
• Fans line up in bitter cold for free tickets to Vikings/Giants game
• Golden Eagle Men's Basketball Team Hosts NSIC Contests on Friday and Saturday
• Moller Accepts Head Football Coach Position at U of M, Crookston
• Boy shot in hunting accident recovers, goes home
• Dragons Down Golden Eagle Men 67-60 in NSIC Action
• Dragons Sneak Past Golden Eagles 64-62 in NSIC Showdown
• City considers, rejects urban deer hunt
• Study: $900M needed for ND oil patch roads
• Rodgers ahead of Favre on jersey sales
• Ladder truck aids in high rescue
• Ad for free snowblower turns out to be fake
• Search warrant served on raw milk
• Woman killed by bull
• Water restored to several eastern ND communities
• Armed Minn. lawmaker won’t be charged
• Downtown Redevelopment Task Force in place
• Matching grant looks to kick-start Crookston Area Community Fund
• UPDATE: Jury finds Nakvinda guilty
• Need a passport? Crookston residents will have to hit the road
• Wetlands, Pines and Prairie Sanctuary: Board to seek new director
• Dakotas in store for blustery, cold weather
• School resumes after ammonia spill
• ND’s Dorgan says goodbye to US Senate
• Another Successful Blood Drive
• Petitions to recall sheriff to be submitted
• Some students return to school damaged by fire
• UMC Sport & Recreation Management Club to Host Events at This Weekend's "White Out" Games
• Oil field company destroyed by fire
• Boy shot in hunting accident recovers, goes home
• Nicholas poised to slide into Kiel's seat
• AFSCME deal is city's final one for 2011
• Trio of flu shot clinics scheduled
• Dorgan giving farewell address to Senate
• Wet fall doesn’t mean spring flood in Fargo
• Testimony winds up in North Dakota murder trial
• At least 50 treated for ammonia spill injuries
• Golden Eagle Men Down St. Scholastica 64-56 in Men's Basketball
• Sixteen Golden Eagle Athletes Named to Fall NSIC All-Academic Team
• Golden Eagles Use Outstanding Team Performance in 94-64 Victory Over Dickinson State
• New ND US senator: No way I’m shaving mustache
• Farmers gather for grains conference
• Upcoming event: Holiday food baskets
• After-school rush at Highland a concern
• Carman Addition development progressing
• Winter load limits increased in north frost zone
• Nakvinda takes stand in Gattuso murder-for-hire case
• Judge strikes down city's noise ordinance
• Grandmother credits ’angel’ rescuers in crash
• Iron Range project off fed's priority list
• City wants policy on religious symbols
• Golden Eagle Women's Basketball Opens Lysaker Gymnasium with Two Games this Week
• Charter ceremony held for CAP Squadron 134
• Winter Wonderland in Crookston
• A break in the CSC funding impasse?
• Prairie Grains Conference Dec. 9
• N.D. legislature remodeling includes $2,500 piano
• Golden Eagle Men's Basketball Team Returns Home for Two Home Games this Week
• Beavers Down Golden Eagle Men 88-63
• Minnesota, Crookston Women's Basketball Dominates Bemidji State in NSIC Match-Up
• Bulldogs Sneak Past Golden Eagles in NSIC Opener
• Bulldogs Drop Golden Eagle Men 68-44 in NSIC Season Opener
• Fisherman falls through ice on lake
• Poinsettias Herald Holiday Season for Horticulture Students at U of M, Crookston
• Collegiate Crops Team from U of M, Crookston Finishes at the Top in Kansas City, Mo., and in Chicago
• Busing policy: Parent feedback spurs Dec. 6 meeting
• Nature-based initiative extends far beyond Castle Park
• The white stuff: City offers a refresher on what to do with it, and when
• Carl, UND worker in coma since Sept. crash, dies
• UMC Teambackers to Host Coaches Luncheon on Friday, December 10
• Testimony continues in murder for hire case
• Woman who died west of Crookston Thursday evening identified as Mary Tyrrell
• Family, school grieving after student's death on bus
• UMC Holiday Social brings in more than $8,000 for scholarships
• Rental program through Titan, Case IH provides city a much-needed tractor
• Is the framework in place for Crookston to get $10 million from state for Sports Center?
• Cut a Christmas tree at Rydell Refuge this weekend
• Farm worker dies when windmill crashes into tractor
• Jurors see gruesome photos in Gattuso murder trial
• Last tanker will leave GFAFB Saturday
• Minnesota teen has fatal attack on bus ride home
• Orangutan arrives at Wahpeton’s Chahinkapa Zoo
• Police chief OK after rollover
• Railroad disputes deadly derailment findings
• NCAA says Sioux nickname issue already settled
• Empty Bowls Project fills local food shelves
• Crookston Sports Center numbers on target
• City's 2011 budget, 3% levy increase OK'ed by committee
• Busy month for RiverView Auxiliary starts Thursday
• Lawyer says man framed in ND murder-for-hire
• Air Force master sergeant not guilty
• Victims of fatal crash near Fosston identified
• Vacant hospital will become apartments
• Spirit Lake asks NCAA to reconsider Fighting Sioux decision
• Storm really blows
• Amiot: Only one ballot challenged on day one of Polk County recount
• City 2011 budget, levy on track for final approval
• FIRST IN PRINT: Toys for Tots off and running
• Two killed in semi, pickup collision near Fosston
• Dorgan says nation needs to reduce deficit
• Golden Eagle Women's Basketball Opens NSIC Season on the Road this Weekend
• City looks at regulating drink specials in bars
• Extended break for students at flooded high school
• Drug crimes sentenced
• Storm's coming: Crookston on western edge of system's biggest hit
• Brothers to plead guilty
• Get in the Holiday Spirit with a Concert by U of M, Crookston Music Department on Saturday, December 4, 2010, at 3:30 p.m. in Kiehle Auditorium
• Canola remains attractive crop in ND for 2011
• Golden Eagle Men's Basketball Squad Opens NSIC Play this Weekend
• Minn. man sentenced to life in stepson’s death
• ND high school sports participation drops
• Church seeking legal costs from alleged victim
• Woman facing DWI charge had 3 kids in car
• First in Print: Mn/DOT wins two silver awards from National Partnership for Highway Quality
• Golden Eagle Men Set Two New School Records in 105-42 Win Over Crossroads College
• Minneapolis businessman buried in Somalia
• Minn. DNR releases draft plan for new state park
• Bison fans waited 2 decades to enjoy home cooking
• Arizona judge denies probation relief for Marjorie Congdon Hagen
• Emmer won’t challenge recount if clear he lost
• Police: No injuries in ND pickup-train collision
• ND shoppers hit stores on Black Friday
• Holidazzle to kick off with fireworks for 1st time
• Change-of-plea hearing set for 93-year-old driver
• Moody’s downgrades school district's credit rating
• Officer named to national safety board
• Official: Ice still not safe
• Authorities seek two charged with escaping from custody in Polk County
• ND Science graduates earning good salaries
• Golden Eagles and Buccaneers Clash in the Sunshine State
• Hoeven talks with Obama about cooperation during turkey pardon ceremony
• Senators say EPA approval not needed for ND lake
• Authorities seek two charged with escaping from custody in Polk County
• 'Complex' storm packs a one-two punch
• Climax man sentenced for sex crime dating back to mid-1980s
• School bus, semi collide south of Greenbush
• Dakotas in store for bad holiday weather
• Humane Society: Minn. hatchery mistreats turkeys
• Man accused of assaulting, threatening officers
• UND cancels Walsh bust dedication
• University of Minnesota, Crookston Men Capture Overtime Thriller Over Mayville State University
• Legacy of Agriculture and Natural Resources Day continues at U of M, Crookston on Friday, December 3, 2010; Competition in more than 20 contests culminates with an awards ceremony at 1:15 p.m.
• ND corn and sunflower harvests ahead of schedule
• Pantries, shelters get tons of produce
• Stolen giant fiberglass steer found near Cambridge
• Fire damages 3-unit Minot apartment building
• Abby Cleveland (Andover, Minn.) Signs National Letter of Intent with Golden Eagle Volleyball
• Prosecutor group says voter fraud probes costly
• Kiel resigns from school board; successor in place by Dec. 13?
• Officials say oil spill is contained
• City committed to 2011 pool funding; school board facing a 'serious evaluation'
• Winter storm watch remains
• It’s Home Care & Hospice Month
• Federal murder charges filed in Red Lake shooting
• Man dies after crash on icy I-29
• ND man hit by vehicle in Manitoba, killed
• N.D. Ag Hall of Fame seeks nominations
• Colo. company shuts down equipment after N.D. oil spill
• Crookston residents: Conserve water on Tuesday
• Oil boom stretches food pantry thin
• Golden Eagle Women's Basketball Travels to Barry University for Non-Conference Contest
• Bad weather forecast for over the Thanksgiving holiday
• Freezing rain triggers hundreds of accidents around Twin Cities
• Chamber celebrates Crookston's birthday
• Fisher American Legion burglarized after Toys for Troops show
• Thanksgiving travel alert: Winter storm watch issued
• City council, school board to discuss pool budget
• Thanksgiving tradition continues Tuesday at the Villa/Summit
• Ice storm strands passengers
• Boy falls through ice, drowns
• One grope too far: Passenger anger at TSA boils over
• Golden Eagle Men Return to Action with Two Non-Conference Games
• Applicants sought for State Mental Health Advisory Council, Children’s Subcommittee
• Big gains for Minnesota in roadway safety scorecard
• Yurts being tested at state park
• Golden Eagles Respond to Quick Comet Start in 93-70 Victory
• Jury: Workers comp exec's firing wasn't improper
• AG: 'Sexting' law needs to change
• Snow on the way
• Recall petitions against Sheriff Wild approved
• Victim hospitalized after pit bulls attack
• Wayne demolition: Hauling away, and putting back
• White stuff on the way to Crookston?
• District court report: Felonies sentenced
• $550K grant will establish Center for Rural Entrepreneurial Studies at UMC
• High School Students from Norman County East to Experience a Day in College Life during visit to U of M, Crookston
• Related rollovers on I-94 kill one, hurt one
• More details emerge on Sanford/NCHS merger
• City gets federal OK for train quiet zone
• U.S. Department of Education Awards Congressionally-directed Grant to the U of M, Crookston for Center for Rural Entrepreneurial Studies (CRES)
• Golden Eagle Women's Basketball Travels to Mayville State on Friday, November 19
• U.S. Marshal forming task force to nab fugitives
• GFAFB master sergeant facing court martial
• Winner declared in sheriff's race, and it's McClaflin
• Dinner, market raise money for food shelf, food bank
• Toys for Troops Comedy Tour coming to Fisher Saturday
• Chamber/CVB/Park Board: Lack of hotel room capacity a frequent topic
• Jerome's Addition flood control bid almost $2 million below estimate
• 2 accidents, 2 fatalities
• Overturned semi causes crash on I-94
• Bohl's driving record prompts NDSU policy review
• Fourth Annual Holiday Social at U of M, Crookston Supports Scholarships, Promotes Holiday Spirit; Social scheduled for Tuesday, November 30, 2010, from 4-7 p.m. in Bede Ballroom
• City going to court over unfinished roof project
• New oil formation drawing interest
• City concerned that oil traffic is increasing vehicle accidents
• Train plows into car stuck on tracks
• Senior Lhakpa Gurung Named 2010 SEED Award Recipient
• N.D. sheriff's race still up in the air
• More than 100 fill their ‘Empty Bowls’
• Further revival in Castle Park?
• WSN, JOR merge, will have new water resources management division
• No charges in abortion clinic probe
• NSIC Recognizes Three Golden Eagle Football Players with All-Conference Honors
• Minn. teen charged with Iowa convenience store murders was on probation
• American Crystal payments likely a modern record
• Canadian shoppers flocking south to ND stores
• Group forms to oppose tax increases in ND
• ND corn, sunflower harvests wrapping up
• Oklahoma company buys chunk of Bakken in ND
• Golden Eagles Dominate Lions in Season Opener
• White powder found at Minn. building was talc
• Brittany Looker (Rochester, Minn.) Signs National Letter of Intent with Golden Eagle Volleyball
• Coach Bohl, with lead foot, talks traffic safety in ad
• Minn deer hunter accidentally killed
• Walls are final phase of Wayne Hotel demolition
• Journeying from the Himalayas of Nepal, to Crookston
• Nature Conservancy buys 160 acres near Mentor
• Calendar parking starts Wednesday in Crookston
• Group seeking to recall ND county sheriff
• Demolition begins at tornado-damaged Minn. school
• Bishop: ELCA not against biotech seeds
• Police say charges are unlikely in ND suicide
• U of M, Crookston to Begin Search for New Head Football Coach
• INSIDE WASHINGTON: Farm subsidies’ staying power
• University of Minnesota, Crookston Men's Basketball Team Opens Regular Season with 84-58 Victory
• 4 ND counties form truck regulatory board
• Disabled veterans to hunt deer at Camp Grafton
• Fargo will need fewer sandbags for flood fights
• Tri-Valley Transportation gets the word out
• CHS art students back from trip of a lifetime
• Woman uninjured when hunter’s bullet hits house
• Vehicle catches fire after rear-end collision east of Crookston, but everyone's OK
• Fire south of Fosston injures occupant, destroys house
• Hunter found safely on Lake Vermilion island
• Impound lots busy after snow storm
• Logo by logo, UND changes its brand
• Recount 2.0: This time, Minn. thinks it’s ready
• Most power restored from weekend storm-related outages
• Golden Eagle Western Equestrian Team Drops Points to NDSU But Maintains Region Lead
• Golden Eagle Men's Basketball Team to Open Regular Season at Finlandia University on Monday
• Golden Eagle Women's Basketball Travels to Hancock Mich. to Take on Finlandia University
• Golden Eagle Football Closes Out 2010 Season at Bemidji State
• Golden Eagle Volleyball Closes Out 2010 Season with Senior Day
• Wrigley: US Atty travel probe didn’t include me
• ND auction can now ID Minnesota cattle
• Empty Bowls Dinner Nov. 16
• Peacocks Defeat Golden Eagles 3-1 on Parent's Night
• Oil patch city gets more housing
• Recounts affirms sheriff results
• Church leaves ELCA over issue of genetics
• Dorm has head lice problem
• "An Evening of Thanksgiving" to feature Pastor Bill Reck, Max Wolpert and the U of M, Crookston Thanksgiving Chorale; Service begins at 7 p.m. in the Prairie Lounge, Sargeant Student Center
• ND Sen.-elect Hoeven doesn’t back earmark ban
• Pole problem grounds flag at Fort Seward
• Not much left of the Wayne Hotel
• Dine Out for United Way next week
• Local drug ring participants sentenced
• RiverView Foundation, KROX team up for Philanthropy Day
• French Legion of Honor bestowed on Fargo French Legion of Honor bestowed on Fargo man
• Morgan VanGerpen (Overland Park, Kan.) Signs National Letter of Intent with Golden Eagle Volleyball
• ND bank buying Minnesota mortgage company
• Wayne Hotel comes down
• Broadband forum shines spotlight on Polk County
• Shelly bridge open to traffic
• Crookston teen pleads guilty to shooting cat with bow and arrow
• School fire was accidental
• Veteran's Day in Crookston
• Sheriff recount requested in Minn
• Man admits taking neighbor’s iron fence
• Veterans honored with 57,000 good-byes
• Federal, state officials probe ND oilfield death
• Survivors recall deadly blizzard of 1940
• Golden Eagle Men's Basketball Drops Final Exhibition Game to Jamestown College 72-63
• Closed meetings held on water projects, including F-M diversion
• Squadron heading to Guam for first time since Vietnam War
• Golden Eagle Men's Basketball Team to Open Regular Season at Finlandia University on Monday
• Closed flood meeting upsets Moorhead officials
• Small Minn. town to finally get Civil War memorial
• Mary Mikutowski (Stillwater, Minn.) Signs National Letter of Intent with Golden Eagle Volleyball
• Concert Pianist John McKay to perform on Tuesday, November 23, 2010, in Evergreen Hall at the U of M, Crookston
• USDA plan could partially lift sugar beet ban
• U of M Regent application deadline extended to Nov. 29
• After June storms/tornado, FEMA wrapping up work in Polk County
• Eve of destruction: Looks like Wayne's last day
• Combine hits, kills black bear
• Family battered and bruised by deer flying through vehicle
• Fire destroys classrooms at school
• PETA: Donkey basketball fund-raiser is abusive
• U of M, Crookston Student Groups Plan Recycling Day on Monday, November 15, 2010
• Benefit Sunday for tornado-ravaged Wadena
• 35 years later, mystery still surrounds the sinking of the Edmund Fitzgerald
• Senti, former GF resident, takes home $1.3 million in poker tourney
• Ashley Martell (Somerset, Wis.) Signs with Golden Eagle Women's Basketball
• Jaya Perkins (Lakeville, Minn.) Signs with Golden Eagle Women's Basketball
• Western Dakotas in for more snow
• International Market One of Several Highlights during International Education Week November 15-19, 2010, at the U of M, Crookston
• Minn. hunters find human remains
• Blue Cross Blue Shield of ND laying off workers
• 2nd lawsuit filed in Minot-area shooting ranges
• SunOpta acquires Crookston-based Dahlgren
• A good night all around: No 'findings' in city audit, and Espo sings
• School board willing to revisit busing policy change
• Beyond the Yellow Ribbon Awareness Week in full swing
• Won't be long now: Demolition preparations underway
• Man dies after boating accident
• Man injured in hunting accident
• Jamestown has good summer for tourism
• More than 100 Minn. dairy farms folded this year
• Pomeroy: Pelosi shouldn’t run for House Dem leader
• Fargo insurance agent loses license
• Buildings to get energy audits
• City truck traffic expected to increase sharply
• Golden Eagle Men's Basketball Squad Plays Final Exhibition Contest at Jamestown College
• Golden Eagle Western Equestrian Team Looks to Extend Region Lead at NDSU this Weekend
• #3 Vikings Upset #1 49ers in NFL Youth Flag Football Superbowl IV
• Golden Eagle Football Closes Out 2010 Season at Bemidji State on Saturday
• Golden Eagle Hunt Seat Equestrian Team Performs Solid at Home Show
• Golden Eagle Volleyball Closes Out the 2010 Season at Home this Weekend
• Fargo abortion clinic doctor subject of probe
• 2 hurt in hunting mishaps
• Pawlenty fails to bag deer on opener
• Hunter accidentally shoots self in wrist in NW MN
• North Country Food Bank receives donation of more than 47,000 pounds of food
• Wayne Hotel demolition will impact downtown traffic, parking
• Newly elected ND GOP Rep prepares for new job
• Person reported in Red Lake River
• Wheat event set
• Pomeroy says despite loss, next weeks will be busy
• Bottineau considering forming own police force
• Flood buyouts will alter neighborhoods
• Bemidji State Takes Three on the the Golden Eagles
• #1 Minnesota Duluth Downs Minnesota, Crookston 55-7 in NSIC Play
• U of M athletes combine hockey, water polo
• Golden Eagle Women's Basketball takes on Another Division I Opponent in North Dakota
• #2 Minnesota Duluth Takes Three From Minnesota, Crookston
• In new role, Wrigley will oversee public safety work
• City sells water to oil fields
• GOP gains could boost anti-gay marriage efforts
• Texas company proposes pipeline to move Bakken oil
• Did cyber-bullying lead to teen's suicide?
• 21 cited for not buckling up during October enforcement period
• Committee approves capital purchases
• Flood control tax not universally supported
• Bark for the Park hosting pseudo-sneak peek Saturday
• Still waiting for Wayne Hotel demolition to start
• Sheriff Wild fires Deputy Nord for 'campaign lies'
• Dalrymple will pick his own successor
• NTSB: Bucklin reported altitude issues before plane crash
• Judge: Woman owes $1.5 million for sharing songs
• In the market for some art? Come to RiverView
• Mooney is county's first female commissioner
• Embattled sheriff loses election
• Dalrymple picks Wrigley as lieutenant governor
• Man finds uninvited couple in his hot tub
• NDSU Downs Golden Eagles in Exhibition Men's Basketball
• Next week is Beyond the Yellow Ribbon Awareness Week in Crookston
• DUI charge dropped against ND city commissioner
• Hospital stumped about stuffed animals
• Golden Eagle Women's Basketball and Bison Square Off at Bison Sports Arena
• University of Minnesota, Crookston's Anna Ogaard Named All-NSIC Honorable Mention in Women's Soccer
• U of M, Crookston Places Fourth in MACHS Competition held October 14-16, 2010, at Iowa State University in Ames
• Community Dialogue scheduled for Tuesday, Nov. 9, 2010, at the U of M, Crookston; Session begins at 2 p.m. in Bede Ballroom, Sargeant Student Center
• Wyo. sheriff: No survivors in crash of small plane
• Election results: By the numbers
• Kiel ends Lieder's 26-year run
• Erdman, Genereux win easily; council members, school board members elected
• 4 cars derail from RRVW train
• Winter storm interrupts harvest in North Dakota
• Voters come out in force
• Crash victim identified as Bercier
• Canoeist’s body recovered from Minn lake
• Sunflowers on pace for record yields
• Golden Eagle Women's Basketball Opens 2010-11 Season with Exhibition Game at NDSU Tonight
• Golden Eagle Volleyball Takes on Three NSIC Opponents This Week
• Golden Eagle Football Poised to Host Minnesota Duluth This Saturday
• Extreme Makeover in Moorhead comes with a price
• What's the problem? Someone's dumping a lot of leaves and grass clippings along road
• Election Day: Lots on the line
• Happy Birthday, North Dakota
• Golden Eagle Volleyball Pushes Mavericks to the Limit
• 1 man killed, another hurt in crash
• Dickinson St remembers 3 athletes who drowned
• North Dakota still free of Karnal bunt
• No sign of Minn. family or plane in Wyo. mountains
• Bakken used as model for other oil plays
• Restaurant forced to cancel voting discount
• Communion denied to gay marriage supporters in MN
• Nominations sought for NW Minn. Women's Hall of Fame
• Election Day is Tuesday: Where, when and how to vote
• Kelly: State aid street certification would be 'huge' for city
• Unbuckled former state trooper killed in crash
• More counties switch to electronic court files
• ND motorcycle deaths at all-time high
• Grand Forks might expand Renaissance Zone
• University of Minnesota, Crookston Men's Basketball Team Travels to NDSU on Wednesday
• Golden Eagle Western Equestrian Team Moves Into First Place in Region With Solid Show at SDSU
• Golden Eagle Hunt Seat Equestrian Team to Host Home Show this Weekend
• Two Presentations by Internationally-renowned Speaker, Author, Explorer Broughton Coburn Slated for the U of M, Crookston on Thursday, November 18, 2010, in Kiehle Auditorium; Presentations at Noon and 7 p.m. are Free and the Public is Invited
• U of M, Crookston Senior Lhakpa Gurung recipient of 2010 Tapestry Award by University of Minnesota University Women of Color
• Winona State Stops Golden Eagles 3-0 in Season Finale
• Golden Eagles Men's Basketball Squad Downs Valley City State University in Exhibiton Action
• Golden Eagles Tie Upper Iowa 1-1 in Double Overtime
• Golden Bears Capitalize on Three Interceptions in 41-7 Victory Over Golden Eagles
• Golden Eagles Fall to Warriors 3-1 in Winona
• Upper Iowa Upends Goldens Eagles 3-0
• Anti-Pomeroy ad cites N.D.'s 'reeling' economy
• Rivers rising after heavy rain; minor flooding expected
• Students plan to buy African lion scrutinized
• District 1B State Representative candidate profile: Bernie Lieder
• District 1B State Representative candidate profile: Deb Kiel
• Districdt 1 State Senate candidate profile: LeRoy Stumpf
• Districdt 1 State Senate candidate profile: Russell Walker
• More big rigs roll through, but detour alters plans
• Annual pre-hunting topless dancer event OK'ed
• Crash kills 2 on icy road
• Fort Mandan gets rare collection of Catlin prints
• Minn. hunter shot in the eye in S.D.
• Highway reopens after wave flooding
• GF's REA shows attendance growth
• CPD officer vacancy will be filled
• Fisher Ave. closed as RR crossing work gets underway
• City council candidate profile: Jay Amiot
• City council candidate profile: Trent Brekken
• City council candidate profile: Bob Quanrud
• Storm breaks records in N.D.
• AG: Alerus Center Commission held secret, illegal meeting
• Glut of crashes slows investigations
• MSU Moorhead president: July 4 fireworks are a priority
• NW Minn. deer to be tested again for bovine TB
• Bid awarded to take down Wayne Hotel
• Group releases video of country star Gentry killing tame, captive black bear
• Juve would be a hands-on sheriff
• Erdman feels she's well prepared
• Dispute over Boys Ranch center continues
• Judge dismisses discrimination suit against ND DOT
• Plane with Minn. exec, Bucklin, and three kids missing; search continues
• Another city bans texting while driving
• Golden Eagle Western Equestrian Team Travels to South Dakota State University
• Golden Eagle Men's Basketball Team Travels to Valley City State University for Exhbition Game
• Torch & Shield Award Recipients Honored at Recognition held Tues., Oct. 26, 2010, at the U of M, Crookston; Donors Recognized for their Support of the Campus
• Heavy snow, high winds continue to batter Dakotas
• County Commissioner District 4 candidate: Warren Affeldt
• County Commissioner District 4 candidate: Bruce Haaven
• Woman run over, killed by grain wagon
• Man injured in hunting accident
• Grand Forks City Council is seeking permission to spend $43,000
• Northern Plains braces for wind, heavy snow
• Dylan Muirhead, 11, killed in NW Minn. ATV crash
• Flammable liquid didn’t cause Fargo apartment fire
• Wayne Hotel demolition on track to start next week
• Leas, owner of Best Used Trucks, buys Pamida building
• Manufacturing Week: New Flyer shows it's about more than making buses
• Second levy session held; Gilman cautiously optimistic
• School board election: Keith Bakken
• School board election: Tim Dufault
• School board election: Art Nash
• School board election: Victoria Ramirez
• School board election: Adrianne Winger
• Mayor candidate profile: Dave Genereux
• Mayor candidate profile: Espo
• Minn. man hurt while chasing dog on I-94 in Wis.
• Sanford buying naming rights to Bemidji center
• Woman struck and killed while getting mail
• Task force to examine UND presence downtown
• University of Minnesota, Crookston Women's Soccer Team Closes Out 2010 Regular Season at Home
• Golden Eagle Western Equestrian Team Has Solid Home Show
• Golden Eagle Football Returns to Ed Widseth Field to Host the Golden Bears of Concordia- St. Paul
• Golden Eagle Volleyball Travels to Upper Iowa and Winona State in NSIC Double-Header
• Nationally Acclaimed Emergency Maneuver Training Program Prepares U of M, Crookston Aviation Students to handle the Unexpected, Increases Safety
• Snow, strong winds likely to hit the region
• 2 men die in 2-dirt-bike crash
• 2 killed in central Minn crash
• Litigation imminent on CSC funding delay?
• Here comes the storm, do, do, do, do
• Dias Scores Twice to Lead Wayne State College Over Golden Eagles
• Augustana College Stops Golden Eagles 3-0 in Women's Soccer
• #23 St. Cloud State Uses Interceptions to Slow Golden Eagle Offense
• Latest bankers survey shows hints of economic optimism
• Future of annual topless dancer event in limbo
• Golden Eagle Volleyball Falls in "Dig Pink" Match 3-0
• Empty Bowls Dinner at U of M, Crookston Reminder of Suffering Caused by Hunger; Dinner to take place Tuesday, November 16, 2010, from 5-7 p.m. in Bede Ballroom, Sargeant Student Center
• Pumpkin deemed world's heaviest
• Golden Eagle Women's Basketball Ranked Ninth in NSIC Preseason Coaches Poll
• Community Forum on High-Speed Broadband Access Set for Wednesday, October 27, at U of M, Crookston
• Minneapolis' Mixed Blood Theatre's production Theory of Mind performed at U of M, Crookston on Tues., Oct. 26, 2010; Performance begins at 7 p.m. in Kiehle Auditorium
• Bada Bing nude dancing club fails inspection, shut down
• Judge dismisses lawsuit challenging Enbridge pipeline expansions
• Wayne Hotel demolition: Judge clears the way
• Diesel once again in short supply
• More dogs removed from breeder
• Alumni from U of M, Crookston to Gather for Social on Thurs., Nov. 4, 2010, in Fargo, N.D.
• Judge strikes secret sex image law
• Polk County arson: Fire marshal seeks public's help
• Byberg: Peterson part of a 'corrupt system'
• Farm talk in Fisher
• Judge to rule on voting dispute soon
• Strip club quietly sets up on city's outskirts
• VSA Minnesota Artists to Participate in Institute for Advanced Studies Conference at the U of M, Crookston on Thursday, October 14, 2010, in Bede Ballroom, Sargeant Student Center
• Kuhle to Participate in Inaugural NCAA Leadership Forum
• Communication Students Interview Rex Veeder, Ph.D., "Iron Cat" Guest Speaker for IAS Conference at the U of M, Crookston on Thursday, October 14, 2010
• Wayne State College Downs Golden Eagle Volleyball Squad 3-0
• Outstanding Alumni and Athletic Hall of Fame Inductees Recognized at the U of M, Crookston
• Wolves Topple Golden Eagles 38-0
• Torch & Shield Award Recognizes Four for Support of the U of M, Crookston, NWROC, and Extension; Recognition program and banquet scheduled for Tues., October 26, 2010
• Five First Half Goals Propel MSU Over Golden Eagles
• U of M, Crookston Senior Mike Field selected as Student Ambassador for Professional Landcare Network's Annual Conference in October
• Augustana College Tops U of M, Crookston 3-0 in Volleyball
• Aviation Students from U of M, Crookston to Participate in Flight Competition at Crookston Municipal Airport for Region 5 Safecon; University of North Dakota serves as host October 13-16, 2010
• Golden Eagles Top SMSU 2-1 in NSIC Women's Soccer Play
• Building Thriving, Healthy & Prosperous Communities in Northern Minnesota
• Golden Eagle Western Equestrian Team to Host 11 Other Teams at Annual Home Show
• Two Aviation Students from U of M, Crookston Take to the Skies for Conference of the International Association of Natural Resource Pilots
• University of Minnesota, Crookston Women's Soccer Team Hosts Two NSIC Matches this Weekend
• Performance of One-Act Play "Help Wanted" Slated for Wed., Oct. 20, 2010, at the U of M, Crookston; Teatro del Pueblo performs at 6 p.m. in Kiehle Auditorium
• 2010 Ed Widseth and Agassiz Bowl Scholarship Recipients Recognized at the University of Minnesota, Crookston
• Albert Sims appointed Director of Operations at the NWROC; Larry Smith steps down after 27 years as head
• Golden Eagle Football Travels to St. Cloud to Take on #23 Ranked Huskies
• U of M, Crookston Team Soars at National Intercollegiate Flying Association's Region 5 Flight Competition
• Erdman, Juve articulate what they would do as Polk sheriff
• Golden Eagle Volleyball Hosts MSU Moorhead in Annual "Dig Pink" Match
• School reacts to student's slaying
• Lieder touts experience, Kiel promotes need for change
• Michael Knudson, '09, graduate of the U of M, Crookston, Appointed Green Infrastructure and Stormwater Management Specialist through grant from Minnesota GreenCorps
• Conrad foes press high court for recall
• Lots of levy talk at school board candidate forum
• Record Enrollment Continues Growth Trend at U of M, Crookston; Preliminary Numbers for Degree-Seeking Students Are Up More Than Eleven Percent
• Golden Eagle Hunt Seat Team Has Stellar Shows at UW-River Falls
• Mayor, council hopefuls detail priorities
• Passport Drive at the U of M, Crookston Slated for Tues., Oct. 12, 2010, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. in Northern Lights Lounge, Sargeant Student Center
• Northern State Defends Home Court with 3-0 Victory Over Minnesota, Crookston
• Man handcuffed, removed from school board meeting
• Residence Halls at U of M, Crookston "Flip it Off" to Save Energy during October 2010
• Golden Eagle Men's Basketball Team Set to Start Practice
• Study: Mineral on ND roads can affect lungs
• Golden Eagle Baseball Program to Hold Third Annual Fundraiser Dinner
• Golden Eagle Women's Basketball Opens 2010-11 Campaign on October 15
• Pipeline reclamation calls for 85,000 trees
• Missing toddler found safe in doghouse
• District court: White gets 6 years for 10th DWI
• Lakes plan aims to put more ducks in Minn. skies
• Minn. man pays thousands for Babe Ruth bat
• UND says Saudi students behind flight diversion
• US Supreme Court won’t hear Rodriguez appeal
• City poised to 'close out' Crookston Sports Center project
• Times introduces 'What's Your Problem?' Today, it's 'Flag-gate' at the CSC
• Residents jump from burning apartment building
• Ammonia leak prompts evacuation
• Stats show ’24-7 Sobriety Program’ is working
• Relatives struggle to comprehend murder-suicide
• Grand Forks man pinned between vehicles, hurt
• No problem found on flight diverted to Fargo, ND
• Canada-US pipeline on hold amid oil’s recent woes
• Man, 24, dies in motorcycle crash
• Minn. councilman shoots colleague
• Times to unveil First in Print
• Running on fumes? Ampride almost ran out of diesel during beet harvest
• Seaplane rescues BWCAW camper hurt by hatchet
• Propane tank fire put out at casino
• Fargo boy, 17, dies when car crashes into tree
• Byberg to visit Crookston on Tuesday, Oct. 19
• Crash under I-94 overpass kills Fargo resident
• Facebook sting a sign of things to come
• Prairie Biomass Harvest Field Day near Crookston Oct. 19
• Election unlikely to change farm subsidies
• Wayne Hotel's fate: Sides make their case
• Beet truck, pickup collide just north of Crookston
• Woman falls 20 feet trying to rescue cat
• Pomeroy, Berg to debate again
• Worker dies when trench collapses on him
• Over 100 classic wood boats to be auctioned this weekend
• Meet the Candidates Forum Oct. 19
• Man found dead in rail yard
• Senators lend Pomeroy a hand
• Trio sentenced for assault, harassment
• Kazakhstan flies in ND cows to boost beef industry
• Authorities look for clues in teens' deaths
• Authorities seek public's help in fire investigation
• Great Plains: Natural gas prices look to be stable during the winter heating season
• CHEDA, school district looking beyond this year
• UMC honors Brorson, Baird, Hoff and KROX with Torch & Shield Award
• Two sentenced for drug crimes
• Dog breeder under scrutiny says she was evicted
• Search continues for cause of Fargo apartment fire
• Tests: High levels of lead in children’s products sold at Walmart and Target
• Panel begins work on UND nickname transition
• State warns of water treatment scams in Minnesota
• Breast Cancer Awareness: Even hair is pink
• District court: Sex crimes sentenced
• Theft report in Fertile turns into something bigger
• CSC funding delay: Progress at meeting, but no resolution yet
• Retail center rising rapidly
• Watch for deer on roads
• Pickup occupied by hunters hits Amtrak passenger train
• Prosecutor responds to tribal lawsuit
• Visual artists to display their work at IAS conference
• Update: Genereux explains reasons behind vote that keeps park swap off agenda
• United Way Soup and Chili Cookoff fills stomachs, raises money
• Gilman: Maintain, or just survive?
• Wayne Hotel demolition: Bid awarded, hearing set for Oct. 14
• Wind farm to be dedicated
• Shelly bridge repair detour extended into November
• Pedestrian killed by car identified
• More than 100 dogs removed from breeder
• 'Iron Cat' to headline IAS conference Thursday at UMC
• Driver of beet truck that collided with train dies
• Apartment fire displaces around 150 residents
• Moorhead family overwhelmed by Extreme Makeover
• Pumpkin Festival proves fall is upon us
• Couple ties knot on 10-10-10
• Couple welcomes three granddaughters in 20 minutes
• Drone pilot workload under the microscope
• Anti-same sex marriage DVD sparks protest
• Minn. flood victims wait for word from feds
• Offices moved from aging courthouse
• City council: Street assessment hearings tonight
• Levy public info meeting tonight
• 2 vehicles strike moose east of town, but everyone's OK
• ’Good neighbor’ corn fights borers at home, nearby
• GF man sentenced for sex assault on ex-wife in Crookston
• Man leaves $3 million for soup kitchens
• Beet truck driver critical after colliding with train
• United Way Soup and Chili Cookoff Monday
• Sensing momentum, Horner says he can end gridlock from the middle
• Warmer, wetter weather has crops on the move
• Police involved in shooting back on duty
• Car owned by Gordon Kahl being sold
• City hikes winter burial fees for new jackhammer
• Parrish: New Flyer valuation decrease a 'big deal'
• Crookston's Margee Keller recognized as an 'Outstanding Community Builder'
• Couple minutes, couple accidents; charges are pending in first one
• ND oil rig count matches record set in 1981
• DNR: Zebra mussels found in Gull Lake
• Hockey arena gets new name
• Report: Utility partly to blame for power surge
• Group appealing Ten Commandments ruling
• Finance Committee OKs two purchases
• Newspaper starts charging fee for online edition
• County experiencing building boom
• Berg: Estate tax should stay dead
• Pipeline worker settles discrimination lawsuit
• Archbishop denies communion to GLBT button students
• Alerus Center hosts large training exercise
• Man accused of leaving child in van
• It's salvage time at old arenas
• Palace/Wayne Hotel demolition hits a speed bump
• Crookston Sports Center funding delay: Will everyone sit down and talk it out?
• Horner will be in Crookston Thursday
• North-end collision sends one driver to hospital
• Plains mood: Times are good, but incumbents still in trouble
• Murder trial moved due to publicity
• Small grain harvest wrapping up
• Problems in 'tent city' decrease
• Pomeroy, Berg spar in brief debate
• More downtown light poles await adoption
• Water treatment plant evacuated
• Herkenhoff has big plans for Nagel property
• Crystal harvest: Warmth will likely trigger more shutdowns
• OBITUARY: Ruby Johnson
• State's Bovine TB status upgrade takes effect
• UPDATE: Despite lawsuit and injunction attempt, Palace/Wayne demo bid likely to be awarded Tuesday
• Fire Hall Open House draws a crowd
• Federal law change a headache for nursing homes
• Hospice care for children lauded
• Wheat stocks high; corn, barley, sunflower down
• Canadian man pleads guilty for illegal entry in ND
• Wally the Beer Man gets a gig for playoffs
• Klobuchar addresses 'honey laundering' during visit to region
• Consultant suggests changes in ND state worker pay
• NC police catch 2 brothers accused in ND beating
• Wally the Beer Man cited at Twins game
• UND team wins UAV competition
• Effect of ND ban on fenced hunting hard to measure
• UPDATE: UMC incident an 'ill-conceived prank,' administration, police conclude
• VeraSun will not pursue farmers
• New US attorney won’t handle Rodriguez case
• Twins upset with Timberwolves over new billboard
• Men sentenced in ND drug case
• OSHA cites potato plant for safety problems
• UNITED WAY SUCCESS STORIES: Kids First
• Palace/Wayne Update: Areas blocked off, lawsuit filed to stop demolition
• Possible hate crime at UMC investigated
• World Habitat Day Monday
• Reprimanded psychiatrist still practicing
• Portrait Gallery presents ’Peanuts’ creator Schulz
• ND, Manitoba to discuss water issues
• Crash causes Guard base lockdown
• Changing crime penalties proving difficult
• Polk County Transfer Station: Sign, video camera apparently aren’t enough
• Open house at fire hall Saturday
• County board OKs settlement agreement with New Flyer
• City to modify junk car ordinance
• Two Palace/Wayne Hotel demolition bids come in
• RiverView Radiology remodeling finished
• Conference seeks to connect more kids to nature
• Levy Vote Yes! Committee gets down to business
• Scientists: Mussels may leave carp nothing to eat
• 4 injured in boating accident
• ND increases in median income
• Schieffer, Rather to speak about the late Sevareid
• Crookston residents: Conserve water today
• Don’t flush! Minn. town dealing with flood problem
• Clean up ongoing after oil truck crash
• Wetterling case: Paraprofessional pulled from Rassier classroom
• Erskine man killed when four-wheeler falls on him
• Girl, 5, hurt getting off school bus
• Thompson Bridge almost ready
• Panel to review Indian health probe
• Blood drive Oct. 4
• Study finds texting laws don’t reduce crashes
• Bars allowed to install shelters for smokers
• Sanford Health gives North Dakota State $10M gift
• Norsk Hostfest getting under way
• Keller to be honored at reception Saturday
• Oil truck rolls, catches fire
• UMC's roll continues
• Stegman: Art trip to Chicago could change lives
• Guided by Chinese students at UMC, Crookston students to expand their horizons
• Backpack Food Program underway at Highland
• Majority vote not enough to advance new park
• New U.S. attorney switches sides
• Officials: No break in Wetterling case
• Child hurt in fall from window
• Leech Lake investigates pipeline payment
• United Way of Crookston kicks off 2011 campaign
• Swashbucklers gather at Washington Early Childhood Playground
• Wet weather slows fieldwork
• Officials ID 15-year-old boy killed in crash
• Man dead, 3 injured in crash
• 3-year-old boy shot accidentally
• Flower baskets coming town, now it's time to decorate light poles
• School district, CHEDA on same page regarding house project
• Teen dies in rollover
• Temporary housing camp approved
• City forms flood group
• County chooses cremation for indigent dead
• Bison roundup scheduled
• Wis. residents flee as levee starts to fail
• Police investigate report of window peeper
• Fertile's AELC expands its horizons
• School operating levy referendum: Two public info sessions In October
• Can school board, CHEDA work something out?
• N.D. poverty rate drops
• UPDATE: River appears to have crested
• Freed Iranian hostage talks about her year in captivity
• Red Lake River on the rise
• Grand Forks receives federal grant focusing on children and violence
• First recovery celebration draws a crowd
• Embattled officer fired again
• County gets the OK to switch to Central Time
• Planes almost collided over Msp. airport
• 70 homes evacuated due to flooding
• Pawlenty will tour flood damage
• Police: No signs of foul play in man's death
• Hoeven, Potter debate
• Crookston gets water quality award
• City gives a little, but advances housing/park agreement
• UMC crowns Homecoming royalty
• Farm2School brings local foods to Crookston school menus
• Red Lake Band adopts wolf management plan
• Nightclub begins first ‘‘barcast’’
• League of Minnesota Cities hosts regional meeting in Crookston
• High-risk sex offender gets 55 years in prison
• North Dakota lake swallows land and buildings
• Heavy rain causes road closures, evacuations
• On high plains, a team without a conference
• State Pax Christi assembly in Crookston Saturday
• Soup and Chili Cookoff to kick-start United Way campaign
• An 'awesome' day for Crookston, a Yellow Ribbon City
• Slope failure near river forces closure of Polk County Road 61 west of Crookston
• ND budget outlook: Huge surpluses and $70 oil
• Appeal challenges Minn. disclosure of corporate $$
• ND Supreme Court upholds $12K bank overdraft fee
• Owner of dog abandoned in Grand Forks charged
• Another research bear killed
• Polk County gets money to help cover election costs
• No Coke...Pepsi! City in line to switch beverage vendors
• Man killed in crash ID'ed
• Jailers, nurse save inmate from hanging
• Judge throws out lawsuit
• Harvest moves ahead slowly after rain, frost
• Fargo, Moorhead named most secure mid-sized cities
• A Minnesota mystery: Where is Matthew Anderson?
• Shooter at skate park turns gun on himself
• Judge backs Minn. disclosure on political cash
• World's oldest man celebrates 114th birthday
• Conrad backs east-end control at Devils Lake
• 1st annual Community Celebration Sept. 23 marks Recovery Month
• Regional League of Minnesota Cities meeting in Crookston Wednesday
• RiverView teams 'kick' you know what in Auxiliary kickball tourney
• Attorney disbarred for trying to obtain cocaine
• Passenger vehicle-semi accident this morning injures two
• Regeimbal, Proulx are CHS Homecoming king and queen
• City will likely pay former bank executive as part of settlement
• City sees sales tax spike
• Missing man's van turns up in Chicago
• Even with tight budgets, seat belt air bags catching on
• Inaugural week highlights impact of senior volunteers
• Residential burglaries involve prescription drugs, money
• Fleeing driver + downed pole = power outage
• Friends, family and farmers rally to harvest Radi beets in a few hours
• Sunday accident injures Crookston man
• ND AG Stenehjem’s foe blasts steep pay increase
• Licensing deal for hot new apple comes under fire
• Part of Heartland State Trail closing for rehab
• Judge dismisses man’s appeal in strangling case
• Ex-CEO of ND Blue Cross died from carbon monoxide
• ND’s longest-serving inmate is a free man
• CAP organizational meeting held
• 2 tons of fries, but no world record
• Family, friends to harvest Todd Radi's sugar beets on Monday
• CHS students select homecoming king, queen candidates
• CVB leaders energized by changes
• Crookston ECI has another reason to celebrate
• Police say no booze allowed on bicycle bar
• Trial delayed for 2 men facing rape charges
• ND may pay for lawyers for sex offender hearings
• Committee OKs additional expenses at CSC, but wants some answers
• Central ND coal mine reclamation being abandoned
• Cost to fix dam goes down
• Man killed in ND work accident ID’d
• Broadband project to benefit Minnesota, Dakotas
• N.D. oil patch sets production record in July
• Freeze watch issued late Friday and into Saturday
• Foe: ND Secretary of State bungled tech spending
• Fargo-Moorhead Red River diversion plan delayed
• Are you ready for some kickball?
• 'Real men wear Pink' t-shirts for sale
• Injured man found after 24 hours in the woods
• Censure of mayor falls short by one vote
• Acid spill temporarily closes I-94
• Dufault joins Times' newsroom
• Officials look to offset any tax increases for married couples
• Normalcy returning to CHS, but work remains after water leak
• Some would be sad to see Alexander Park go
• A business boost on Broadway
• Firefighters gather asbestos info from Wayne/Palace Hotel
• Sales give GF more money for development
• Minn. man pleads guilty to animal terrorism
• Delegation: Not enough being done with GF airspace plan
• Big Iron farm show gets underway
• Former ND BCBS CEO found dead
• Eastbound lanes of U.S. Highway 2 open today outside of Crookston
• State won't release $10M for CSC project
• School board members want to talk to CHEDA, soon
• City prepares Dylan-inspired manholes
• Rain slows small grain harvest
• Inaugural Lake Country Motorcycle Run held
• Statements no longer an issue in homicide trial
• KOT Market Day moves indoors, sees good numbers
• Farm Bureau disputes farmland value jump
• Book returned 35 years later
• GF man dies from injuries in weekend accident
• Program helps American Indian engineers
• School board, city council meet this evening
• Favres contribute to Democratic representative's campaign
• Guard unit training in the Republic of Congo
• City ponders zoning change that would restrict sex offender group homes
• Defense wants Caspers' trial moved
• City to crack down on 'tent city' spurred by oil boom
• Home explosion related to natural gas
• Accident hospitalizes two Crookston women
• Group looks to revive Civil Air Patrol wing in Crookston
• Steps in the right direction at CSC
• Cracked levee removed in preparation for new levee
• Churches lure attendees with free Vikings, Twins tickets
• Crookston Public Schools start the year
• Judge throws out Ten Commandments monument suit
• Wet weather slows harvest
• Hit-and-run victim sues
• Abstinent Mormon farmers grow barley for beer
• Town throws out ambulance vote results
• Hunters kill research bears, drawing criticism
• County board opposes shoreline sale to DNR
• Bar fined after wet t-shirt contest
• Regulators investigate power surge
• Literally, something for everyone to do this weekend
• Collaborative housing project looks like a no go
• Regulators OK the selling of renewable energy credits
• GF Civic Center comes down
• Woman killed in four-vehicle crash ID'ed
• Will high school be ready for Thursday start, or not?
• Paying traffic citations in Polk County goes high-tech
• Grand Forks council finally approves texting while driving ban
• Polk County board sets preliminary 2011 levy
• County requires traveling employees to stay at porn-free hotels
• Man pleads guilty to rash of robberies
• Hegge: Donate historic hotel to Prairie Skyline
• Shakopee teen killed in ATV crash near Underwood
• Utility worker’s death investigated
• ND tops in nation in highway performance report
• Experts to testify in 5-state carp lawsuit
• Woman sues Grand Forks salon for scalp burns
• MnDOT to remove wreckage from I-35 bridge collapse
• 1 killed in 4-vehicle crash west of West Fargo
• Pawlenty to attend funeral for Minn. Marine
• Minn. panel meets with questions about budget
• Wadena students head to temporary classrooms
• Man killed in crash near Euclid
• First day of school today in Crookston non-public schools
• Update: Water line break at CHS moves parent/teacher/student meetings to Highland
• Health focus may give ancient crop new life
• Prosecutors: No new trial for Blunt
• Another health care provider to change its name.
• Don't miss out on this 'Opportunity.'
• Traffic ticket tiff ends with $20 fine
• Three families to share in salmonella settlement
• Woman killed in crash ID'ed
• Men wanted in Florida triple murder caught in Minnesota
• Texas company working to plug N.D. oil leak
• Alerus Center directed stepping down, five months after taking job
• Pomeroy display at NDSU raises concerns
• Record sugar beet yields anticipated
• Klobuchar and Peterson visit: Ag talk veers to diversion
• Oliver on the mend, and could be home from Iowa hospital on Saturday
• Former bank president to plead guilty
• Portion of Devils Lake levee to be raised six feet
• Helicopter helping to string new power line
• Man acquitted in fake billing scheme
• School to monitor 'person of interest' in Wetterling case
• 1st annual Russell Rocks Golf Scramble & 5K Run is fast approaching
• Many states haven't fixed coke, crack disparity
• City wants stairs in front of Crookston Sports Center replaced
• Klobuchar, Peterson talk ag, other issues in Crookston
• Fact check: Most of Pomeroy's swipes at Berg are on target
• Local officers to crack down over Labor Day weekend
• N.D. officials investigate oil spill
• A recipe for a traffic mess
• Former GOP committee chair sentenced
• View from above shows scope of highway project east of Crookston
• Accident behind DQ results in injury, citation
• Pawlenty rejects some federal sex ed funds
• Kickball, anyone?
• Mayor charged with DWI says he won't resign
• Pharmacy measure in court's hands
• Police can't text, either
• Council will vote again on texting ban
• Regional housing conference underway
• Pomeroy dropped from fund-raising probe
• Discussion over new city dump truck turns green
• Committee OKs 3% levy hike
• Lawmakers examine revamped health care plan
• Law enforcers push for funding for early learning
• Duluth officials vote to ban synthetic marijuana
• West Fargo schools have no space to spare
• Former charter school head sentenced to 10 years
• Man sentenced in cocaine ring
• Trial set for 2 tribal members facing rape charges
• City officials near recommendation on 2011 levy
• Lightning strikes power pole, leading to closure of University Avenue
• Project reaches the paving point
• Pawlenty, Guard urge vets to start businesses
• Thousands attend health event
• ABATE Food and Toy Run held
• Assessment protesters rejected
• GF woman, 82, killed in crash
• Missing camper's body pulled from lake
• Four football players kicked off team for hazing
• Third IDEA Competition now underway
• Klobuchar, Peterson to talk ag in Crookston Sept. 2.
• Highway 2 relocation project reaches the paving stage
• Forney is new publisher of Times and Valley Shopper
• Once flood-threatened town now too dry
• Public memorial service for Dewey Monday in Mahnomen
• Effort to preserve piece of town's history stymied
• Attorney says workers comp director didn't get a fair trial
• Man rescued from grain bin
• Want to go for a ride?
• Come out and tag some monarch butterflies on Saturday
• Work on new retail center begins on Crookston's north end
• Teen on jet ski helps struggling swimmer
• 'It's truly the most incredible thing I've ever done'
• Event aimed at setting slip and slide record
• Audit finds no wrongdoing by former pension manager
• Prison officials say inmate didn't escape
• Texting and driving ban to be voted on again
• Officials say diversion project on schedule
• United4Learning makes major 'Impact'
• Villa celebrates 'mobility courtyard'
• Minn. man gets 25 years for $158M Ponzi scheme
• City might enforce bridge jumping ban
• Nephew of woman found on tracks speaks out
• Did inmate escape and then return?
• Judge grants access to land to study F-M diversion
• New Lutheran denomination likely over gay discord
• Air quality issues force UND staff from building
• Thompson Bridge to close Sept. 7
• Two scams: Two reverends, prize winnings, and free puppies
• More ordinance changes in store
• Truck and van collide on bypass
• Early birds get more than worms
• Pawlenty to meet with Ford on St. Paul plant
• Project will double ND oil pipeline capacity
• Man threatened to harm himself in courthouse
• Roseville police arrest man for relative killing
• Mankato mayor arrested for DWI in Golden Valley
• Prosecutor wants jail time for 93-year-old driver
• Grand Forks mayor wants big budget cut
• Minn. man shoots at bat, damages next-door home
• ND Oil booms means more students for schools
• Police in 2 Minn. college towns crack down
• 2 Fargo schools to meet under 1 roof
• Arrests high in 1st weekend of Minn. DWI crackdown
• U of M hosts 2nd annual cold climate wine contest
• Woman found dead on railroad tracks in Duluth
• School board approves aid anticipation certificates
• Hegge presents Palace/Wayne ideas to council
• UMC kicks off school year
• Most comments on Red River diversion are negative
• Mother sues Minn. clinic over daughter's death
• Minn. officials using fungus to fight gypsy moths
• Mpls. to pay $165,000 to settle 'zombie' lawsuit
• ND AG plans to argue pharmacy case himself
• 2010 Ox Cart Days: Festival deemed a success
• Pair of tubers drown in Red Lake River
• Studies say ND Lt. Gov. overpaid
• Scenic Tettegouche arch falls into Lake Superior
• Man found in Bloomington pool dies
• St. Paul UFO sightings traced to man's kites
• Erdman hits jackpot in Deal or No Deal
• Invasive fish threaten waters
• Crookston Classic Cruisers at Ox Cart Days
• Torchlight Parade brings out a crowd
• Stahlecker crowned new Miss Crookston
• Judge allows interview in killing case
• Walaker: Diversion delay a 'good possibility'
• Minn. man dies after speeding in wrong direction
• Winners in Thursday's Ox Cart Days events
• RRV Sugarbeet Museum to honor Driscoll Family
• Jaeger: ND pharmacy measure won't go on ballot
• Big crowds, record numbers as Ox Cart Days kicks off
• Altru to begin random drug tests for employees
• Wheelchair stolen from teen recovered
• Lawyer confesses to cocaine in courtroom
• Conrad decries ruling in military honors case
• Grand Forks doctor disciplined
• Firemen's Pancake Breakfast
• Growers: USDA must act, prevent sugar supply issue
• School start delayed; renovations aren't finished
• Police look for why vet killed family, self
• Man dies in boating accident
• Welcome back...let's eat!
• Parks & Rec matching grants OK'ed
• '6 Guys Making a Difference' on 'Best Road Trip Ever'
• UMC hosts Old-Fashioned Ice Cream Social
• Bad trend: Abandoned animals
• Peace Garden projects progress
• Police investigate shot in Franken window
• 2nd guard in Fargo Best Buy thefts gets jail time
• Fed gov buys more floodplain easements
• Defense wants statements suppressed in ND killing
• Court rules farm fraudster entitled to benefit
• Mahnomen deputy Dewey recalled fondly at funeral
• Custody battle connected to Gattuso killing settled
• Red River diversion project might be delayed
• Federal help sought for Devils Lake flooding
• Police Academy graduating today
• Town wants to relocate because of flood
• Judge: Throw out Ten Commandments monument suit
• Dewey funeral today in Brooklyn Park
• Pomeroy: Don't build mosque near ground zero
• Miss Crookston Scholarship Pageant 2010: Q & A with contestants, part 3
• Highway 2 open again east of Crookston
• 88 nabbed for speeding in Polk County in July
• Rib Fest a new addition to Friday Ox Cart Days menu
• Want to rent off-season ice at CSC? Cost is going up
• Lucky 13 for U of M, Crookston on U.S. News list
• Man, partially paralyzed, rescued from burning van
• Biotech canola found growing wild
• Fire damages apartment complex; no serious injuries
• Ramirez files for Crookston School Board
• New park at Lincoln field approved, as part of housing development
• Approved long-range plan for Castle Park includes campground
• Miss Crookston Scholarship Pageant 2010: Q & A with contestants, part 2
• Pre-pile sugar beet harvest underway
• No texting and driving ban in Grand Forks yet
• Labor Dept. asks feds to look into two complaints
• F-M area earnings drop for first time in decades
• Chicken permit policy falters, with no applicants
• Workers comp director says reviews are too frequent
• Bike club has to relocate...again
• Firefighters give up pension to buy new truck
• Fatal tornado rated an EF3
• Motorcyclist killed in crash
• New Labor Commissioner included in criminal probe
• Two more school board candidates emerge
• Ox Cart Days Medallion Hunt, clue #1
• Man hit by train and killed
• Miss Crookston Scholarship Pageant 2010: Q & A with contestants, part 1
• 'God Squad' gets cease and desist order
• Devils Lake eating away at Camp Grafton
• Trio swept into Lake Superior, but OK.
• Man to plead in drug case
• Tornado kills Canadian motorist in ND
• Secretary of state defends overtime pay policy
• King of Trails Fall Market Day looks for more vendors
• CHEDA, school district eye joint housing project
• Students 4 Seniors wrapping up first summer at Villa St. Vincent
• Initiative promotes kids’ healthy eating, local farmers and gardens
• Happy Hooligans welcome home airman
• Fate of old city hall to be decided in court
• Summerfest Sunday at AELC in Fertile
• Man who fled crash found injured in field
• ND to promote state products using mobile kitchen
• Funeral date set for dentist killed in Afghanistan
• Liberal groups push to exploit Target backlash
• Shooter of Mahnomen deputy now charged with murder.
• Former DOT worker says he was fired over race
• Ox Cart Days: Battle of the Bands lineup set
• Quanrud files, making it a trio for at-large council seat
• Emergency alert system will cover tornadoes
• Post-Katrina temporary housing showing up in N.D. oil patch
• Inmate eats eyeglasses
• Swollen river sweeps herd of cows away
• Minnesota commercial driver road test to change Sept. 1
• Woman jumps from overpass onto freeway, dies
• Tornado damages farm buildings west of Reynolds
• ND has third West Nile case of the year
• Counterfeit money surfacing
• Dorgan vows new push on drug prices, tax breaks
• Tim Dufault running for school board
• Primary: Erdman cruises, Juve advances in sheriff race, too
• Board says no to stipend
• Ward 4 residents air concerns about tall grass, junk cars, junky yards
• NDSU changes internal audit office
• Downstream on Red, unease over diversion
• Club keeps Wildflower Park in bloom
• OBITUARY: Eva Cornelius
• Activity at Crookston polls, but no crush of voters
• Soybean Council director retiring
• Advocates scramble to salvage pharmacy measure
• Head-on crash in Steele County kills 1, injuries 1
• Warm, dry weather helps ND farmers harvest grains
• Laporte man, 18, killed in Cass County boat crash
• Warm, dry conditions speed MN small-grain harvest
• City won't sit on its hands until emerald ash borer arrives
• Minn. man dies in crash
• 2 dead, 3 hurt in crash near Glyndon in NW Minn.
• More than 13,000 volunteer to shoot elk at park
• Genereux will seek a second term as mayor
• Elderly ND driver facing charges warned by judge
• Nicholas, Altringer both say they won't run again for school board
• Feds to get look at prairie dog problems
• Good news on AYP: One year down, one more to go
• ND, MN tornado was big and strong
• School board: Title talk gets a tad testy
• OBITUARY: Lee Haggerty
• Flames engulf semi on Pleasant Avenue
• Cross-country agreement with EGF on the school board agenda
• Minnesota Primary: Where and how to vote
• More candidates file for local offices
• Advocates scramble to salvage ND pharmacy measure
• Deputy Chris Dewey dies
• ND prosecutors: Should a $500 theft be a felony?
• Man who bought Dylan's Duluth home fixing it up
• Weather service: Up to 7 tornadoes hit ND, Minn.
• Itasca sheriff finds body of missing kayaker
• Somalis concerned donations will dwindle
• Two new certificate programs to launch at the U of M, Crookston this fall
• Tim Purdon confirmed as ND's US Attorney
• Freedom for Minn. man convicted in Toyota crash
• 14-year-olds rescued from Minn. lake
• Charges dismissed in fatal cement truck crash
• Republican AG candidate Chris Barden stresses need for reform
• Wanted: Bed racers
• More detours on Highways 2 and 9
• Polk County Sheriff candidate: Barb Erdman
• Polk County Sheriff candidate: Jim Juve
• Polk County Sheriff candidate: Trent Stahlecker
• NDSU student fights secret taping charge
• Expanded hours for absentee primary voters in Polk County
• Broadcast employee accused of stealing $2 million
• Two Minn. women among 14 charged in terror probe
• Previous citation in deadly windshield crash
• City makes rules known on Kreutzberg Property
• For a change, some good financial news for Polk County
• Will he or won't he? Genereux hasn't decided if he'll seek another term as mayor
• Series of Community Conversations continues
• Director named for UND's Center for Rural Health
• Grain elevator burns down
• Sawyer rock festival shutting down
• No hearing for fired county worker
• New Red River diversion project figures released
• ND special session on health care might be needed
• ND rock festival sparks complaints by some bands
• North Dakota jumps to No. 3 in overall rig activity
• Don't swim with blue-green algae
• Princeton Review lists U of M, Crookston among the best again
• 2010 Crookston City Council election: Ch-ch-ch-changes in store
• City, Firefighters Association agree on 2011 terms
• Hundreds and hundreds attend National Night Out
• UND airplane damaged; pilot not hurt
• ND harvest starting slowly because of wet weather
• Fargo-Moorhead area home sales improve
• 12-year-old dies in slingshot accident
• Woman sentenced in drug case
• Snake thrown into drive-through
• Former North Dakotan turns hometown into movie set
• Man who died in Pelican Lake was Whalen in-law
• Gay pastor debate prompts Lutheran church divide
• Outlet might buy time for Devils Lake solution
• UND, tribal college to establish ties
• Lightning hits moving car, injures woman
• Fish kill near still being probed
• Sign, sign, everywhere a sign?
• 2010 election: Many city, school seats in play
• Attendance at North Dakota State Fair sets record
• A good ‘Conversation’ starter
• Standing Rock reservation death investigated
• 2 finalists named for Minn. National Guard leader
• Many ballot measures falling short for now
• Drunken Fifties: More DUIs among older drivers

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