Devils Lake, ND News

• Devils Lake, ND News
• Morning Jolt: Honoring our Medal of Honor recipients
• This week: Moment of remembrance at 3 p.m.
• Week in review: Meet the balancing dog
• Today in the news: Escaped penguin captured
• Prescribed burns finished on Sheyenne Grasslands
• Sakakawea kite festival celebrating 20 years
• Baseball legend attends N.D. oil expo
• Minn. poison center receives calls on soap pods
• Rain closes some roads, floods basements in Minnesota
• Upper Midwest farmers are facing unique problems
• SD tribe asks feds to reopen 39 cases they deem ‘unsolved’
• Duluth's attempt to block tribal hotel fails
• 3 rural SD counties to use electronic poll books
• Former Meriwether's building to be demolished
• ND park campground reopening year after flooding
• Morning Jolt: Dog refuses to leave dead partner
• Dakota Square Mall in Minot sold to TN company
• Corps: States can help improve flood forecasting
• Today in the news: Americans don’t use their full vacation time
• War dead to be honored at several local ceremonies
• Settlement reached in 2009 Minnesota train crash
• Workers at 8 Twin Cities hospitals ratify contract
• Minnesota couple missing on Canadian lake found safe
• Regulator says ND's oil production could double
• ND state mill plans railroad improvements
• Corps completes Tolna Coulee construction
• Milk production continues to improve in Wis., Minn
• NDSU Extension Service gets permanent director
• Competitive Senate race shaping up in North Dakota
• $3.4 billion Indian land royalty settlement upheld
• ND would be 18th state to adopt medical pot
• Morning Jolt: Do you have any Bigfoot hair?
• Union says counteroffer to sugar company planned
• Burleigh approves memorial for fallen deputies
• Today in the news: DC Comics superhero to come out of closet
• ND oil boom city reaping prosperity, problems
• American Indian nursing focus of 2-day conference
• Mo River governors have questions on flood control
• General Mills to eliminate about 850 jobs
• Damage from Minneapolis tornado still visible
• Mishaps not likely to blemish Fargo Marathon
• Mason is most popular male baby name in North Dakota
• Morning Jolt: Stolen pig statue back home
• Endangered Asian wild dogs born at Minnesota Zoo
• ND Dem gov candidate disputes oil money allotments
• Today in the news: Pastor under fire for comments on gays
• ND sage grouse population grows, still no hunting
• ND candidate wants at least seven debates in gov race
• Reward offered in shooting of 14 cattle in ND
• ND state flour mill books $1.2M quarterly profit
• Officials to talk physics of car crashes
• Artist turns grief into guitar strap business
• Oil patch study aimed at reducing road dust
• AIM founders taking part in rally Lakota man
• Oglala Sioux tribe testing sentencing circles
• Morning Jolt: $1M for parking spot
• MDU Resources buys stake in Bakken project
• Today in the news: Ex-Rutgers student gets 30 days for webcam incident
• Minn. company recalls steakhouse burgers
• Conference on drones scheduled in Grand Forks
• BIA adding staff to assist Spirit Lake Tribe
• GFAB economic impact drops with new mission
• New charges for man accused of Minot homicide
• ND man donates $800K to school where wife taught
• Crews searching for Minn. man who fell into river
• ND Game and Fish Department launches new website
• Bicycle stolen during Bike to Work event
• Industries oppose making 85 octane gas legal in SD
• SD Guard unit returns from Iraq, Kuwait deployment
• Mandan school board violates open meetings law
• ND group helping remember Joplin tornado
• Fargo company expanding to Denver, Minneapolis
• Dorgan to speak at event on civil public discourse
• Fargo sets record Friday with high temperature of 95
• Morning Jolt: ‘Pet tax’ quickly nixed
• Emerald Ash Borer Awareness Week in North Dakota
• Grand Forks County contributing to Bakken effort
• This week: Geek Pride Day is Friday
• Week in review: What really happened in Trayvon Martin death?
• Today in the news: Facebook makes its stock market debut
• Airline boardings continue to set records in ND
• ND Guard soldiers training on Missouri River
• Minnesota man dies after boom lift touches power line
• Oregon bans Native American mascots in schools
• Passenger train strikes vehicle near Larimore; one injured
• ND oil tax 'Legacy Fund' has meager earnings
• Law officers targeting seat belt violators
• ND crew camps bane for some, salve for others
• Minn. efforts to stem teen pregnancy effective
• Former ND Gov, Lt. Gov oppose prop tax measure
• ND oil tax 'Legacy Fund' tops $350M in 9 months
• SD technical school getting new president
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• Mandan oil refinery union workers ratify contract
• Wildlife group sues for bat-disease documents
• Morning Jolt: Escaped penguin enjoying life
• Minn. apple crop mostly survives untimely frost
• Today in the news: White babies no longer the majority
• Doctors, managers, engineers top-paid in ND
• Grand Forks' Bronze Boot closed, owner plans to sell
• Work starts on $312 million power line in ND
• Veterans PAC backing Sand in ND GOP Senate primary
• Buffalo escape from ranch in northwest Iowa
• Video report: Donna Summer dies at 63
• ND gov: FEMA approves Minnewaukan funding
• Minnewaukan to get $4.8M from FEMA for buy outs
• UND to help forecasts during weather radar upgrade
• Valley City selects new police chief
• MSU researcher studies couples and flood stress
• ND oil town gets fed grant for low-income housing
• Morning Jolt: Haunted home for seniors?
• SD board proposes smaller rise in livestock fee
• ND Capitol building getting $4 million spruce-up
• Today in the news: Fake cop killing Miss. drivers?
• Cheaper gas not enough to boost summer driving across the U.S.
• Interested in Online Classes for the Summer
• Workers approve strike at eight hospitals in Twin Cities
• Burning restrictions easing in northern Minn.
• Historic ND church is razed as residents watch
• Today in History: May 16, 2012
• Western North Dakota water project under way
• Study calls ND property tax abolition 'risky'
• SD reservation grocery store might reopen Thursday
• Nash Finch acquires No Frills Supermarkets
• ND becomes nation's second-leading oil producer
• Work to begin on transit center in Duluth
• Morning Jolt: Family saves kitten tossed out of car
• Pine Ridge-area wolf thought to be Wyoming migrant
• Memorial service for MN soldier killed in Afghanistan
• Today in the news: JPMorgan CEO gets $23 million
• School board official doesn’t plan to resign
• Poll: Half of Americans call Facebook a fad
• Woman gets 10 days in jail for offering 'massage,' sex act
• Military families to get free national parks pass
• SD governor, lawmakers study oil, gas developments
• ND brothers bicycle from Alaska to Argentina
• ND tribe seeks fed funding for health staff homes
• Starkweather brothers bicycle from Alaska to Argentina
• ND, SD govs want flag tribute for slain police
• Minnesota zoo to discontinue dolphin exhibit
• ND becomes nation's second-leading oil producer
• Morning Jolt: Bit by snake at Wal-Mart?
• Today in the news: Woman with flesh-eating bacteria doing well
• National Police Week to be observed in N.D. this week
• Morning Jolt: Man wins Powerball 6 times
• This week: ‘Battleship’ takes off
• Week in review: Gay rights top the news
• Today in the news: FBI: Girls saw kidnapper kill himself
• Morning Jolt: Giant pasta box on sale
• Meet Me at the Lake! Thank you Dr. Gutschmidt and class for the great video prom...
• Today in the news: Flesh-eating virus claims woman’s leg
• Congratulations to all of our nurses being pinned this evening!
• Morning Jolt: Angry dentist story a hoax
• Today in the news: President Obama says he supports gay marriage
• Overload fines increase in N. Dakota
• Adult-themed store tries again in Grand Forks area
• Cattle escape confinement in northwest Iowa
• ND city plans to put food vendors west of town
• ND cities get grants for flood protection
• Tribal leader opposes proposed fracking rule
• Fallen ND peace officers being remembered
• Aberdeen podiatrist to repay Medicare $242,000
• McCain's Fargo appearance to be outside home
• College for Kids 2012
• Minot nixes chemical site near proposed school
• Leeds school stops using 'time out' room
• NDSU looks to fewer class with no tuition increase
• Morning Jolt: Meet Mr. T-Rex
• Proposed oil worker facility to add 3,000 units
• Today in the news: Nevada OKs Google’s autonomous car
• Patrol captain resigns after drunk driving arrest in Minn.
• Construction starts on $5.5M Jamestown College lab
• Man convicted in fraud case appeals to 8th Circuit
• Fargo police announce bicycle safety campaign
• 'Talking Trails' project set on ND scenic byway
• Man briefly escapes from State Hospital
• Who was your most influential teacher and why? Share your thoughts during Teach...
• Grand Forks to spend $75,000 to woo oil companies
• Doctor, author speaks in DL; will return May 22
• Former ND teacher facing sex charges sentenced
• Minn. governor orders flags lowered to honor soldier
• Bear kills dog in central Minn. backyard
• ND: Feds need to speed Missouri River decision
• Women also call 'man camps' home in ND oil patch
• ND Wal-Mart selling temporary housing cubes
• Morning Jolt: Maurice Sendak remembered
• Ceremony set for USS North Dakota nuclear sub
• ND, MN communities rally around fire victims
• Today in the news: Skype death not murder, Army says
• ND deer hunting licenses to drop 40 percent
• Family files federal suit against nursing home
• Middle school students connect with astronaut
• Filmmaker holding casting call in Black Hills
• Devils Lake flooding a headache for school buses
• Biologists to try different ear tags in elk study
• US Geological Survey studying river flooding
• ND Game and Fish pays $485,000 to counties
• APUC to review 7 grant requests totaling $407,000
• ND personal income jumps 78 percent in past decade
• SD wind farm paying more in taxes than forecast
• ND tribe collects past due fees from oil companies
• Morning Jolt: Loch Ness Monster must leave river
• Finals Week. It's what you know and learned this semester, not what you can cra...
• This week: Don’t forget Mother’s Day
• Week in review: Junior Seau’s brain to be studied
• Today in the news: ‘Super moon’ to shine Saturday
• Minnie H announces 'Good Citizens'
• Heitkamp: I'll suggest federal spending reductions
• Williston man hits snag with restaurant plans
• Flood relief benefit set at Bismarck Civic Center
• More than $700M in road projects in ND this year
• Proposed diversion change could benefit West Fargo
• Hoeven: Gas pipeline making progress
• Blood drive in Devils Lake on May 14-15
• Bismarck to celebrate 140th anniversary
• Utilities asked to shun donations to ND PSC
• Former GOP House candidate setting up super PAC
• University of Mary partners with another school
• Morning Jolt: Mensa admits 2-year-old
• ND oil patch bracing for influx of students
• Union says it will resume talks with sugar company
• Today in the news: Kentucky Derby could see first white horse winner
• Small fuel spill reported on river at Wahpeton
• APNewsBreak: $46K for Fighting Sioux legal bills
• Board approves proposed quarry in western Minn.
• Effects of ND's oil boom to SD focus of conference
• Dumping ND property tax will require 400-page bill
• ND companies protest coal taxes
• Morning Jolt: What’s Seinfeld’s secret project?
• SD PUC gets OK to use sunflower company's bond
• Bid to put animal cruelty to statewide vote fails
• Today in the news: Junior Seau dead of self-inflicted gunshot to chest
• Minot planners approve chemical storage facility
• Become one of North Dakota’s finest at the 2012 State Fair
• Clean, paint, repair days to be held at International Music Camp
• Former SD fire dept. treasurer pleads not guilty
• Judge throws out tribes' lawsuit on Sioux nickname
• 5 still in running for Valley City police chief
• SD lawmakers looks into veterinarian shortage
• Religion and taxes: Lawmakers eye ND measures
• USDA says ND crops continue to progress
• Students in the open water fishing course at Lake Region State College.
• UND alums to start anti-Fighting Sioux campaign
• Morning Jolt: Bin Laden killed 1 year ago
• Group lobbies for Grand Forks Air Force Base
• Today in the news: Bin Laden wanted Obama assassinated
• Minn. billing company denies pressuring ER patients
• Defendants agree to plea deal in fraud case
• SDSU joining growing number of schools to snub UND
• Former idol Bobby Vee reveals he has Alzheimer's disease
• N.D. State Health Dept. reminds residents about playground safety
• Minn. soldier killed in Afghanistan
• Well-known ag economist killed in farm mishap
• Sanford, Medcenter move closer to possible merger
• Fiber-optic network to extend into northwestern ND
• Rural Williston school district drops merger plans
• Groups developing GF health care center
• Pride of Dakota Spring Showcase set in Williston
• Morning Jolt: Pregnant woman hit by lightning
• Cavalier county hopes to draw more senior residents
• MN Legislature backs higher fishing, hunting fees
• Today in the news: Barnes & Noble Nook gets boost from Microsoft
• ND Guard unit praised before Afghanistan duty
• Police shoot bear roaming St. Paul neighborhood
• Proposed new ND wind farm example of efficiency
• ND secretary of state office hours trimmed again
• MN councilman forwards naughty pic to reporter by mistake
• Bill planned to fix ND check-reporting loophole
• Hospital officials help Jamestown cashier in labor
• ND paddlefish, bowfishing seasons open Tuesday
• Projects to increase housing options in Parshall
• Company gets OK for drilling fluids plant in ND
• ND oil patch newspaper printing on new press
• Williston levee getting $12 million repair job
• Morning Jolt: One World Trade Center tower
• Obama names Jodi Gillette to Native American post
• 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
• The community picnic has been moved indoors in the gym and dining room. Food ser...
• DSU rodeo team moves up in national standings
• ND state parks have new horseback annual pass
• Post-flood Minot school projects gearing up
• ND nonresident any-deer bow licenses all issued
• NPS moves closer to first tribal national park
• Crystal reaches contract deal with MT workers
• Morning Jolt: Relax like this frog
• North Dakota tourism leaders win awards
• Mont. high court hears Hutterite labor case
• Today in the news: More Secret Service misconduct
• New Minn. law has school districts reworking lunch menu
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• LRSC Appreciation Picnic
• Cando insurance company fined for operating outside of area
• Top federal official touts ND Indian youth program
• Report: Twin Cities air quality reaches dangerous levels
• Today in History - Thursday, April 26, 2012
• Approval for $312M ND electric power line
• Justice official visits students on ND reservation
• Wal-Mart added as party to Sturgis trademark suit
• Construction of short ND oil pipeline approved
• Morning Jolt: 'Royals book guy' goes viral
• Scramble for ND Sen candidate in Minot district
• Today in the news: Teens getting drunk on hand sanitizer
• Schools take top honors at ND archery tourney
• Bismarck names interim police chief
• ND tourism increases by $927M since 2002
• ND oil town delays ban on campers in city limits
• Discovery of mad cow in Calif. was stroke of luck
• Prospects brighten for expanded fireworks in Minn.
• Dalai Lama in Rochester for medical checkup
• SD, feds investigating whooping crane shooting
• Rabies cases on the rise in North Dakota this year
• Morning Jolt: $5k wedding for dogs
• Minn. to give feds $15M in Medicaid cash
• ND 'legendary' tourism campaign turns 10
• Today in the news: Deion Sanders has wife arrested for assault
• Justice Department official set for tribal seminar
• Track your ND state refund online
• Car seat checkup this week in Devils Lake
• Morning Jolt: Best doughnuts in the U.S.
• Red Lake Nation opens some lakes to nonmembers
• Today in the news: Metta World Peace may face suspension
• As Bakken oil booms, police prepare for change
• Police release 2 men in death of Mandan woman
• Who wants this job?
• ND official: Proposed lines shrink Keystone impact
• Paddlefish snagging season to open in ND
• ND court won't speed up property tax lawsuit
• Minn. Republican Party gets eviction notice
• Judge orders evaluation for man accused of murder
• Law officers have trouble policing SD hunting
• SD to hold statewide tornado drill
• New stage planned at Bismarck park theater
• Top 5 designs selected for USS North Dakota crest
• Fargo to lobby for Air Guard manned flying mission
• Taxi service for ND college students put on hold
• Morning Jolt: Trials of John Edwards, man accused of killing Jennifer Hudson's family
• ND state parks see record first-quarter visitation
• SD reservation radio station to fix wind turbine
• This week: Anniversary of Chernobyl
• Week in review: Woman died of too much Coke?
• Today in the news: George Zimmerman gets $150K bond
• College for Kids signup at www.lrsc.edu come check it out!
• State-owned Bank of ND makes record $70M profit
• Southwestern ND bighorn sheep herd stabilizes
• ND panel mulls extra review of state oil leases
• Is parking an issue on campus? What are your thoughts?
• No chief chosen for Bismarck; search to start anew
• North Dakota scoffs at neighbor's Capitol insult
• Commissioner wants to save old Wilton train depot
• Former ND GOP House candidate becomes lobbyist
• Early spring gives emerald ash borer head start
• Talk show host to buy back Fargo radio station
• Morning Jolt: Starbucks getting rid of bug extract
• TransCanada submits new route for oil pipeline
• Report says STDs reach new high in 2011
• Today in the news: Ted Nugent questioned by Secret Service
• Fighting Sioux debate shifts to federal court
• Community orchestra concert slated for May 6
• Firefighters clean up Fargo acid spill
• Final audition for Fort Totten Little Theater
• Commissioner: Education needed on Fargo bike lanes
• Expert: Lawyer needed for ND guardian cases
• Cirrus secures funding for light jet production
• Lembke resigns from ND board of higher education
• Morning Jolt: Most Influential People in the World
• Spring planting in Dakotas ahead of average pace
• SD urges change in Missouri River management plan
• Today in the news: Mom killed while trying to save kidnapped baby
• Happy? Positive outlook may be good for your heart
• AP Newsbreak: EPA to reduce gas drilling pollution
• Oil field waste facility approved in southwest ND
• Locked-out sugar worker charged with crime
• George Jones postpones Minn. show due to health
• Bobcat expanding in Bismarck, creating 200 jobs
• Crime Victims’ Rights Week and Sexual Assault Awareness Month: Reaching every victim
• Today in History - Wednesday, April 18, 2012
• Oil industry promises to help clean up trash in ND
• Campaign aims to pick up litter in ND oil patch
• Celebrating 10 years of TRiO at Lake Region State College!
• Corn seed supply a concern in upper Midwest
• ND wants Missouri River management changes
• N. Dakota agritourism workshop set for next week
• Morning Jolt: Frozen cows found in cabin
• SD officials urge vigilance against West Nile
• Gov asks ND agencies to hold spending even
• Today in the news: The end of Twinkies?
• Deadly 1945 train crash to be remembered
• Today in History - Tuesday, April 17, 2012
• SD jail getting 'drive-up' window
• Grand Forks restricts sexually oriented businesses
• Gulleson holds money edge in ND US House race
• Tuesday is tax filing deadline
• Feds find 16 crashes, 5 injuries in BMW probe
• ND GOP Sand's fundraising: $81K cash, $205K debt
• State Fair Pond in Minot closed for repairs
• Resolution of ND prop tax debate case not likely
• Morning Jolt: Mega Millions winner to come forward
• SD officials say ND oilfield workers moving south
• GOP's Cramer has more cash for primary race
• Today in the news: Wesley Korir wins the Boston Marathon
• Construction begins on new Hillsboro water plant
• 95% of people text things they could never say in person according to thefactsit...
• New Town trailer park residents protest evictions
• Giago to speak at education summit next week
• N. Dakota oil production doubles in past 2 years
• Carbo Ceramics plans $25M proppant plant in ND
• Tech company mulls sale offer for Fargo school
• Visiting tankers leave ND base, return to NE, KS
• Dickinson to get $1.5M for public safety building
• Government soon switching to paperless payments
• Newspaper in ND oil patch gets new press
• ND board mulling Dickinson State tuition
• Grain company named ND exporter of the year
• Three Minot GOP lawmakers miss filing deadline
• This week: Brad and Angelina's engagement
• Week in Review: North Korea fails rocket launch
• Today in the news: North Korea fails rocket launch
• Judge throws out lawsuit on property tax measure
• ND aviation parts company eyes Colombia expansion
• Cyclist rides into train, dies in NE Minnesota
• Corps to release another report on 2011 flooding
• ND AG: Electronic money transfers aren't checks
• Today in History - Friday, April 13, 2012
• Small ND oil spill sprays about 10 acres of land
• Natural gas below $2 for first time in a decade
• Minot City Council to discuss flood protection
• Morning Jolt: What's that structure on Mars?
• Jamestown Reservoir at normal summer water level
• ND county hopes somebody runs for prosecutor
• ND Supreme Court affirms land reclamation deal
• Today in the news: J.K. Rowling announces details about new book
• ND PSC candidate says he'll refuse industry money
• Fargo bank hit with lawsuit for overdraft fees
• Congratulations to the Royal Court. (L-R). Queen Jayme Duciaume & King Ryan Pe...
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• Grand Forks company drops lawsuit in food feud
• ND author writes new mystery novel, set in Medora
• No more booze allowed at UND frat, sorority houses
• Man who designed UND campus buildings dies
• Farmers in N. Dakota, Minnesota create farming app
• Congratulations to King Ryan Peterson and Queen Jayme Duciaume...This year's roy...
• ND broadband connection covers 10,000 square miles
• $6.9M assessments bill to Fargo landowner upheld
• Morning Jolt: Ohio man arrested for putting puppies in suitcase
• Jacobson, Potter enter ND school super race
• Today in the news: Apple sued over e-book pricing
• Wireless providers agree to disable stolen phones
• CBP names new director for port in Antler
• The ballots have been counted! Find out who will be crowned LRSC's Royalty toni...
• Otter Tail seeks SD rate boost for plant upgrade
• Santorum stopping campaign, ND delegates in limbo
• Fargo school needn’t pay medical costs for accident
• Egg spotted in Fargo peregrine falcon nest
• Trail, bridge closed on national grasslands in ND
• National Guard fights wildfire in northern Minn.
• Woman denies breaking into stranger's SD home
• Ex-presidential hopeful Cain to lead Minn. rally
• SD governor says state studying prison population
• Morning Jolt: Pizza with a hot dog crust
• Bully Pulpit Golf Course in ND back on course
• Today in the news: Real Maryland Mega Millions winners claim prize
• Spring planting well ahead of average pace in ND
• Give your input with this short survey on textbook rental.
• Victim in CA stunt plane crash was UND graduate
• Boy missing, sister drowned in boating accident
• Minot police chief retiring after this week
• Woman in Minnesota injured by falling tree over weekend
• Natural gas company proposes ND-Okla. oil pipeline
• Veterans from Balta area sought for celebration
• Group promotes ND products on China trade mission
• Today in History - Tuesday, April 10, 2012
• Man dies after ATV crashes into tree in Minn.
• US teen births: Miss. has highest rate, NH lowest
• Dakotas rank high in wind electric power output
• USGS to assess oil production in North Dakota
• North Dakota spring turkey season starts Saturday
• Morning Jolt: UFO in South Korea
• Conference to focus on oil boom effects on SD
• Today in the news: Facebook buys Instagram
• New walleye restriction for 6 southeast ND lakes
• Student archery state tournament set in Bismarck
• Woman credits dog with saving husband's life
• Grand Forks considering bike rental program
• Fargo to continue urban deer archery hunt
• Hunter safety course starts tonight, still time to enroll visit www.lrsc.edu eve...
• Santorum delegate plan hits wall in North Dakota
• Wildfire burns 1,000 acres in north-central Minn.
• Expected corn boost may cause seed shortage
• Fargo spends $28K on superintendent search
• Female falcon returns to Fargo without her mate
• Mandan to create alternative high school
• ND officials find no evidence of cheating on tests
• Morning Jolt: Tiny town of Buford sold for $900K
• 12 arrested in Occupy protest in Minneapolis
• This week: 100th anniversary of Titanic sinking
• Week in review: Generous firefighters top the news
• NDSU women's athletic director suspended 2 weeks
• Today in the news: Navy jet crashes into apartment
• Firearm permits rise with ND's booming oil patch
• Filmmaker to scout locations for documentary
• Dakotas remain top states in honey production
• Waitress reclaims $12,000 tip after dispute
• Cass, Richland to vote on township's future
• Fargo-to-Chicago flight hits bird, causing delay
• Campaign to help rebuild flood-damaged Minot homes
• Fargo businessman Jim Roers appointed to ND Senate
• Mandan oil refinery workers prepared to strike
• Dalrymple wants FEMA houses for reservations
• Morning Jolt: Dog eats owner's Masters tickets
• Future of proposed oil patch facilities uncertain
• Today in the news: Ghost ship sunk by Coast Guard
• Battle of the Bands at Lake Region State College
• SD, WY intervene in lawsuit over forest management
• SD beef plant about to open after years of delays
• SD county targets fireworks during dry conditions
• Lawyer: Property tax lawsuit throttles free speech
• ND train depot booms with oil patch passengers
• Morning Jolt: YouTube to start offering Paramount movies
• Baucus: EPA head to visit Bakken oil fields
• UND police chief retiring after 27 years in post
• Today in the news: Puppies rescued by firefighters
• Ham prices high heading into holiday weekend
• Warm March set records across the Midwest
• Probe finds mislabeled gasoline in South Dakota
• No regrets about delay in challenging Sioux law
• U of M preps for possible hockey title celebration
• Minot mayor says more federal flood money needed
• SD sees increase in number of rabid animals
• ND Secretary of State shortens office hours, cites workload
• Gas price holds at average $3.92 per gallon
• Today in History - Wednesday, April 4, 2012
• Saliesh the Hypnotist
• Salazar discusses fracking during ND visit
• EPA moves closer to approval of 15 pct ethanol gas
• Tax credits ease reservation housing crunch
• West Fargo speedway moving races to Saturday
• Morning Jolt: Flying cars coming soon?
• Pierre-Minneapolis flight has no passengers
• Panel picks 3 for ND Board of Higher Ed opening
• Today in the news: Firefighters donate Mega Millions winnings
• Big spring planting jump for ND farmers
• Devils Lake city employees will soon have EAP services
• Public Health Week highlighted in North Dakota
• Estimate: $812M needed to make up lost ND property taxes
• Today in History - Tuesday, April 3, 2012
• ND GOP Senate candidate Berg won't discuss rival
• Fishing trips offered on Red Lake reservation
• Rising fuel prices haven't slowed Midwest economy
• Public asked to report whooping crane sightings
• Morning Jolt: Want to be buried in a bacon coffin?
• ND lien law collects on unpaid child support
• ND GOP appeal to delegate rebels doesn't impress
• Today in the news: 7 dead in shooting at university in California
• Minn. family in fatal crash was on motocross trip 

• Dakotas enjoy record April Fool's Day heat
• Lawsuit filed in Grand Forks arena fire
• Jamestown health services continue to expand
• AAA: Gasoline prices jump in ND
• ND cow gives birth to twins nearly 3 weeks apart
• ND school finds rare shrew
• ND sees big increased in women-owned businesses
• Battle of the Bands
• Minot City Council to decide on airport work
• Morning Jolt: Who won Mega Millions?
• No. 2 official leaving University of North Dakota
• This week: NCAA championship is Monday
• Week in review: George Zimmerman, Mega Millions the talk of the week
• Today in the news: George Zimmerman’s brother speaks out
• ND GOP convention popular despite challenges
• State geography bee being held in Bismarck
• ND emergency agencies in oil patch get $12M
• Free lecture series in Devils Lake
• Mega-long odds for winning record $540M jackpot
• SD forest fire burns 515 acres; no injuries
• SD panel ends bid to seek assets of seed company
• Souris River flood damage pegged at nearly $700M
• Prosecutors argue to hold Ponzi defendant
• Morning Jolt: Man saved from cougar attack by bear
• Official: Fargo research center has bright future
• Today in the news: Mega Millions jackpot a new world record
• LRSC Playmaker's "Lend Me A Tenor" is playing at 7:30 pm tonight and Friday nigh...
• Standing Rock Sioux chairman remains in power
• ND National Guard leaders visit soldiers overseas
• SD governor says China trade mission productive
• AG says Supreme Court tough to read on health law
• First lady, daughters visit Mount Rushmore in SD
• Morning Jolt: Vermont residents aim for cowbell record
• Report: Minn. farmers had record profits in 2011
• Today in the news: Mega Millions jackpot reaches new record
• Authorities say missing boy may be with father
• Crews focus on containment lines around Colo. fire
• State board revokes license of Fargo chiropractor
• DSU president says audit issues being worked on
• 4th member of ND family charged in Binford burglary
• Widow of man killed in ND oil patch files lawsuit
• Candidate Sand to bypass GOP endorsement process
• ND bighorn sheep license auctions for $42,000
• Bill would put Facebook off-limits to employers
• OBIT: Christiane M. Galt
• Boutique hotel planned in downtown Williston
• Fargo Marathon route to snake into Moorhead, Minn.
• Sand to bypass Republican endorsement process
• Morning Jolt: 'Harry Potter' now in e-book format
• Associate named leader of transportation institute
• Today in the news: Dog found in trash gets sight back
• Mayor of ND tourist town withdraws hanging plan
• SAT, ACT tests to tighten security
• Morning Jolt: Highest gas prices are in Chicago
• Fieldwork start in ND the earliest in 10 years
• Underground mine would be largest in Minnesota
• Groups want 2 ND regulators off mine permit review
• Volunteer weather reporters needed in South Dakota
• Normal wildfire season predicted for now
• S.D. church given 6 months to move
• ND Guard unit likely to serve in Afghanistan
• Funeral set for Friday for Sidney teacher
• Today in the news: CNN poll finds 73 percent want George Zimmerman arrested
• Hoeven: Williston Basin oil study due next year
• Porn actress as a prom date? Minn. school says ‘no’
• AGs of ND, SD to observe health care arguments
• Aggressive parents force egg hunt cancellation
• Proposal would refocus ND property tax breaks
• Teddy Roosevelt park gets new administration chief
• Dickinson manager says city has low debt
• Tribute to veterans to be constructed in Dickinson
• Foes of Grand Forks lingerie store want it moved
• GF County approves grain elevator expansion
• Fargo School Board picks new superintendent
• Fargo residents to vote on sales tax extension
• New wind tower guidelines aim to lower bird deaths
• Mayville weather radar getting major upgrade
• Morning Jolt: March 26
• New audit finds money wasted at Dickinson State
• This week: Earth Hour takes place Saturday
• Week in review: Whitney Houston's cause of death revealed
• Today in the news: Geraldo Rivera blames Trayvon Martin's death on hoodies
• Official Bismarck flood stage might be lowered
• Three in running to be Bismarck's next police chief
• ND Sen. Hoeven says Obama pipeline move 'bizarre'
• National park elk reduction deemed a success
• Retired Hess engineer named as ND energy official
• ND AG says 2 township boards violated state law
• ND's Dorgan co-author of energy 'eco-thriller'
• Anglers urged to check ND boat ramp access
• Mandan Rep. Kelsch endorsed for re-election
• Today in the news: Whitney Houston died of accidental drowning, coroner says
• Gov. Dalrymple to name energy impact coordinator
• LRSC Playmakers to present ‘Lend Me a Tenor’
• Home beer brewers seek changes to alcohol laws
• 2 northeast ND companies planning expansions
• SD puts records online to promote oil production
• Warm, dry conditions jump start wildfire season
• Today in the news: Tim Tebow traded, Sean Payton suspended
• Dry, windy conditions fuel grass fires in ND
• Need help filling out your FAFSA (Free Application for Federal Student Aid) form...
• February airline boardings set record in ND
• Hearing held for FERC candidate Tony Clark
• Aberdeen men convicted of fishing crime
• SF-to-Shanghai passengers stuck in Alaska for two days
• Superintendent says book was pulled from library in error
• MAFB impact estimated at $493 million
• Old Jamestown hospital to be transformed
• Red River crests in Fargo without flooding
• Bismarck police chief candidates narrowed to 5
• Western ND highway reopened after damage to bridge
• ND studies to explore natural gas, electric growth
• ND officials respond to anti-corruption study
• Today in the news: New witness in Trayvon Martin case
• ND observes Poison Prevention Week
• MSU-Moorhead getting Sanford scholarship money
• Thousands of fish die in Pelican River
• Health Dept. launches suicide prevention website
• High winds rip roofs off homes in southern Minn.
• Minot mayor: More staff needed for flood recovery
• ND Demo offices to be named for Conrad, Calautti
• Three former ND first ladies to be pres electors
• Pride of Dakota Day set at North Dakota Capitol
• Study of 'meth babies' finds behavior problems
• 4-day tribal college conference to begin Saturday
• Today in the news: Peyton Manning in, Tim Tebow out in Denver
• UND, MN school sign agreement on drones education
• Time capsule uncovered in Grand Forks building
• Red River expected to crest below flood stage
• Grand Forks hospital plans $130M bond issue
• SDSU student tracking radio-collared ND deer
• ND county holding book restoration workshop
• ND Democrats set their fall legislative ticket
• Bismarck residents might vote on new schools
• Clinton revisits ND city that was once underwater
• NDSU studying material for oil and gas exploration
• New high school in West Fargo given a name
• This week: ‘Hunger Games’ opens Friday
• Week in review: Baby koalas get an exam
• Today in the news: New iPad a big hit on first day
• Today in the news: Blagojevich enters prison
• It's hard to hide from the sun at LRSC! What are you doing for your Ides of Mar...
• Today in the news: Encyclopaedia Britannica to stop print editions
• Monsanto tests drought-tolerant biotech corn
• 6 North Dakota counties institute burn bans
• Partial skull found on Minn. sandbar
• Unusually warm March temps might stick around
• Barbers, beauticians get snippy over striped poles
• Voters to decide on Fighting Sioux nickname
• North Dakota Cowboy Hall of Fame sets 2012 ballot
• It's Spring Break on the LRSC Campus, but we can still celebrate Pi today.
• Michelle Obama coming to Minneapolis Friday
• Spirit Lake 'Sioux' nickname opponents speak out
• ND boxer Virgil Hill says he plans comeback
• 7 states oppose California low-carbon fuels rule
• Today in the news: Why are people stealing Tide?
• SD group asks Navy for submarine naming honor
• Legion meeting in Langdon
• Spike in orange juice prices? It's pulp fiction
• ND officials to attend oil patch crime summit
• Pesticide rule change meetings scheduled around ND
• Barnes County North to build centralized school
• Ranchers enjoy prosperity after lean years
• ND's Clark waiting on federal appointment
• Load restrictions imminent for most ND highways
• Ham radio space helps sway couple to buy ND home
• School break not much fun in ND oil country
• Today in the news: Crystal Cathedral undergoing big changes
• iPhone app teaches Lakota language, culture
• Twenty-three pupils in SD district are twins, triplets
• Some in South Dakota city fed up with sirens
• Review of Olive Garden becomes Internet sensation
• Williston provides second chance for couple from Detroit
• Sioux jerseys meant no photo for UND hockey team
• Dakotas enjoy record warmth over the weekend
• Group looks to redevelop anti-missile site
• Sioux Falls wants big bucks for event center name
• Grand Forks air base housing to be privatized
• Minot reviewing emergency ordinance for mayor
• Red River snowmelt to begin in earnest this week
• This week: March Madness begins Tuesday
• Week in review: New iPad tops the news
• Today in the news: Another ‘Phoenix lights’ mystery
• Have a safe and fun spring break! See ya back in class, Monday, March 19th!
• Dakotas getting historic preservation grants
• Planned Grand Forks lingerie store worries parents
• Hearing to determine fate of tribal chairman
• Minn. editor quits over plagiarism claims
• Minn. FBI moves to new facility in Brooklyn Center
• Son of former SD GOP lawmaker runs as Democrat
• Ward County gets grant to help with flooded homes
• 
Another large man camp opening in ND oil patch
• Proposed ND ballot measure targets animal cruelty
• ND University System spring enrollment stable
• Afghanistan bridge named after SD soldier's son
• Today in the news: Invisible Children documentary about warlord goes viral
• Biggest solar storm in years races toward Earth
• Planning currently underway for Glenfield centennial
• Strings concert on Monday at DLHS Commons
• Jaeger: My power on Fighting Sioux debate limited
• Fargo sales tax extension might go to voters
• SD chopper crew stops mountain lion attack on elk
• 700-plus spring turkey licenses remain in ND
• Shuttered ND ethanol plant might have new future
• ND Air Guard stands to lose manned flying mission
• Today in the news: iPad 3 will have amazing resolution
• Foreign policy seen as giving Santorum ND edge
• Three ND troopers to be honored
• ND caucuses documented in real time on Twitter
• Valley City police officer reinstated to job
• No serious injuries in Fargo car-church crash
• Warm winter may bring pest-filled spring
• Williston flights being expanded, upgraded
• Minn. DNR to reassess deer population goals
• Today in the news: Mom loses legs shielding kids from tornado
• Traumatic brain injury focus of two-day conference in ND
• Paul eyes ND caucuses to pick up a state victory
• No more chronic wasting found in North Dakota deer
• Utah man dies in oil rig fall in North Dakota
• City expands Renaissance Zone
• Comedian pokes fun at the North Dakota he forgot
• Blood drive next Monday in Devils Lake
• ND agency: $5.6M saved for residents
• Dem candidate for ND treasurer promises better job
• Minot air show to feature Canadian Snowbirds
• Bismarck schools addressing student growth
• Some North Dakota laundries ban oil field clothes
• Today in the news: Penguin runs away from zoo
• Obama: Fuel-efficient cars an answer to gas prices
• White supremacists outnumbered at Duluth rally
• Gun sales boom in expectation of Obama re-election
• Medical bills can wreck credit, even when paid off
• Ethanol sales nearly double in North Dakota
• Ice house removal deadline looms in North Dakota
• Congratulations to the Lady Royals on their Win yesterday against the Wildcats!!
• Energy symposium set for Fargo
• Visitation, spending increases at ND national park
• Fargo-Moorhead looks to target gay travelers
• Paul to visit ND GOP caucuses on Super Tuesday
• North Dakota Winter Show celebrating 75 years
• North Dakota Capitol recognizing agriculture
• Oil boom hampering grasslands roads plan in ND
• This week: Super Tuesday, iPad 3 and Bruce Springsteen
• Week in review: Midwest tornadoes and storms top the news
• Today in the news: Obama birth certificate in the news yet again
• ND man sentenced in MN zebra mussel case
• 'Tebow bill' killed by Va. Senate committee
• ND oil boom impacts northwest SD highway
• Clinton to speak at ND Dem convention
• Nearly a million people spend $23M in Badlands
• ND regulators move to take over sunflower company
• Winter storm in Dakotas sets weather records
• Cost of Souris River flood plan: $820 million
• ND higher ed board to hire chancellor March 13
• Today in the news: Birth control bill fails in Senate
• Ice jam on Missouri River causing flooding in Bismarck
• NCAA: Don't bring Fighting Sioux name to playoffs
• Snowstorm shuts down schools, roads in Dakotas
• Minn. residents dig out from Leap Day blizzard
• ND grant program encourages orchard planting
• State finds problems with tribe's foster care
• On behalf of the LRSC Diversity Committee, this is a reminder of the book discus...
• Xcel: Higher electric rates, fewer outages
• Inspectors find more cracks on Mpls. bike bridge
• NJ mother, child, both born on leap day
• Minn. 2011 corn crop worth a record $7B
• Today in the news: Davy Jones from The Monkees dies
• North Dakota bighorn sheep hunters enjoy success
• Minn. snowmobiler dies in Wyo. avalanche
• Dakotas motorists face difficult morning commute
• One killed as possible tornadoes hit the Midwest
• The Game scheduled for tonight against Oglala Lakota College has been cancelled...
• Leap day babies relish their unique birthdays
• Burleigh County plans $30M in flood projects
• Bismarck-area riverboat to operate by late spring
• Bill would start Minn. wolf season on deer opener
• Dakotas taxpayers might have 2008 refunds coming
• GOP's Romney to visit Fargo Thursday
• Fed spending on ND flood repairs tops $200 million
• Today in the news: 2 more students die from Ohio school shooting
• Hanson named Unsung Hero for February
• Ranchers progress with shearing, calving, lambing
• AAUW visits Devils Lake elementary school
• Winter storm sweeping into Northern Plains
• Small ND tourist town balances growth
• Dickinson residents complain of erosion
• Ex-ND workers' comp director files federal appeal
• Tanker truck fire closes interstate
• The LRSC Business Club & Phi Beta Lambda is accepting donations for the SAAF Hou...
• New equipment sought for Jamestown area rescuers
• West Fargo school construction bids $2M lower
• Today in the news: ‘Berenstain Bears’ co-creator dies
• Let's see if you are smarter than a 5th grader... There are 7 Women Lake Region...
• 2 locked-out sugar workers facing charges
• ND spring goose hotline, web updates available
• LRSC's annual magazine of the arts, Shorelines, is now accepting essays, poems,...
• Officials warn residents of scam
• Valley City man dies in crash near city
• Parts of Dakotas brace for blizzard this week
• This week: ‘Dr. Seuss’ The Lorax’ out in theaters
• Because of the weather we are canceling the Lake Region Community Fair for today...
• Week in review: Afghanistan violence tops the news
• Today in the news: Fake 9/11 firefighter admits lying
• Dog reunited with family after 300-mile journey
• Mandan to have new school superintendent soon
• Youth treatment facility set to open in Fargo
• Belcourt man pleads guilty for house party assaults
• California center to bear name of ND solider
• Senate passes felony for repeat animal cruelty
• Postal service to close 3 Dakotas mail centers
• Dickinson State says audit clears other programs
• Diesel fuel pipeline leak cleanup in SD progresses
• Today in the news: J.K. Rowling announces new book
• ND Supreme Court deadline on Fighting Sioux case
• ND diesel supplies may be tight this spring
• Sanford dedicates heart hospital in Sioux Falls
• High season for tornadoes ahead, eyes on Southeast
• Travel conditions deteriorate in the Dakotas
• Memorial service planned for four NDSU students
• Calling all musicians! Band Practice Tonight in the Theater Arts Playhouse at 6...
• ND, MN counties team up to fight Fargo diversion
• Truck detours planned in western ND oil cities
• Valley City Times-Record in ND has new publisher
• SD House panel passes bill on child abuse reports
• US Rep. Bachmann says she'll seek old Minn. seat
• Today in the news: Georgia rep. proposes vasectomy ban
• Judge won't muzzle ND property tax measure foes
• At NDSU, sadness abounds following loss of four students
• Chants at Fighting Sioux hockey game draw warning
• Wheat Growers co-op in Dakotas buys SD company
• Insurance Department reaches settlement with Prudential Insurance
• Widow of late Fargo lawmaker to seek his seat
• Welcome Midway High School to campus today for a Sneak-A-Peek!
• Lottery ticket sold in S.D. worth $30,000
• SDSU engineering group heads to Bolivia next month
• Darkhouse spearfishing expanding in North Dakota
• Last inspection of Minn. bridge found no problems
• Today in the news: Military dad burns N.J. flag in protest of Whitney Houston
• ND GOP House candidates in full voice in Bismarck
• Attendees at Paul rally sizing up GOP candidate
• Williston residents ask for crackdown on litterbugs
• Northern pike limits being increased in ND
• New North Dakota fishing regulations finalized
• Efforts started to photograph, preserve old barns
• Frontier Airlines adding flights to Bismarck
• GOP's Schmidt wants 3rd term as ND treasurer
• It's Cultural Diversity Week at Lake Region. Help us celebrate!
• Montana preps for impacts of Bakken drilling
• Fargo Jet Center offering flights to ND oil patch
• Today in the news: Elizabeth Smart marries in Hawaii
• Mpls. bridge closed after cable breaks
• Farmers in Midwest warned to buy crop insurance
• Strauss reappointed as chair of US pension board
• January airline boardings up in North Dakota
• ND Cowboy Hall of Fame holding annual event
• Upper Midwest winter wheat lacks snow but still OK
• Week in review: Whitney Houston, Gary Carter top the news
• This week: Oscars are next Sunday
• Today in the news: Payroll tax cut approved
• Inspector says oil field death might have been prevented
• Dickinson might soon have a new high school
• Docs concerned young adults faking ADHD
• Congratulations to all Named Endowment Scholarship Winners! Please remember to...
• Jamestown flights will be on larger planes
• Ron Paul to visit Williston this weekend
• Latest flood outlook favorable for ND residents
• It's going to be a busy weekend in Devils Lake. So much to do. What do your pla...
• Pro-Sioux nickname group loses key UND supporter
• Sales tax revenue in Grand Forks surging
• ND commission OKs carbon dioxide research study
• Lawsuit: ND officials lying about tax measure
• Santorum says ND will play key role in primary
• Today in the news: ‘Colbert Report’ suspended
• Honors Orchestra at CMS; free concert Saturday
• ‘Waggin Tutors’ to visit Devils Lake library this weekend
• Locked-out ND, Ohio workers plan 6-state tour
• Col. company proposes oil pipeline in North Dakota
• Santorum searches for own gusher in oil country
• New Dickinson school will hold 450 children
• Lawsuit: ND officials lying about tax measure
• Bismarck dangling $200K airline subsidy
• Organizers of ND State Fair unveil musical lineup
• Feds investigate Minnesota's handling of Medicaid
• Today in the news: Pekingese wins Best in Show at Westminster
• DOT uses plow to clear seeds from I-29
• Dickinson St.: Suicide dean didn't know of audit
• ND lawmaker says Sioux law will be defended
• Santorum to make stops in N. Dakota on Wednesday
• Pembina prosecutor disputes allegations but quits
• UPS reporting widespread technical glitches
• Chancellor: Dickinson St. will repair reputation
• Study: Minnesota groundwater pollution levels low
• Grand Forks hockey backers support $7M arena
• Occupy movement plans Midwest regional gathering
• Group to hold meetings on Bakken oil development
• Bismarck Catholic schools reorganizing
• Today in the news: Bill Clinton and Monica Lewinsky the focus of new film
• ND high court expected to take Fighting Sioux case
• Berg: Grand Forks air base can survive budget cuts
• Grand Forks council debating turf cost replacement
• Minn. Zoo gives Valentine's Day animal love tour
• Petition signers not giving up UND nickname fight
• Federal grants to boost affordable housing in ND
• Apps accepted for ND Higher Ed board vacancy
• Crest ideas sought for USS North Dakota submarine
• Bismarck native heads to Singapore for research
• North Dakota spring light goose season to open
• Today in the news: Friends, family say Whitney Houston didn’t kill herself
• Minot getting nearly $2M to upgrade sewer system
• White House recognizing ND manufacturing company
• Grand Forks Rep. Dahl won't seek re-election
• Former ND man preparing for sled dog race
• No snow, no snowmobiles in northeastern ND
• AT&T customers surprised by limit on 'unlimited data'
• Help us celebrate Career and Technical Education Month with the Lake Area Career...
• This week: Great Backyard Bird Count is this week
• Week in review: Contraception spat ends with compromise
• Looking for some creative ideas what to name the news section on the website: Wh...
• Today in the news: Purple squirrel spotted in Pennsylvania
• The Run for Sherry scheduled for Saturday morning will be held on the LRSC Campu...
• Today in the news: What does mortgage settlement mean for you?
• UND spring semester enrollment sets another record
• ODD: Many report illness after cheerleading event in Wash.
• Water projects in Dakotas getting federal money
• Dispute over signs roils residents in Minn. town
• AG says Linton board broke law
• ND pumps record 153 million barrels of oil in 2011
• Tassimo coffee makers recalled over burn risk
• McLean County Courthouse won't be saved
• Dispute over signs roils residents in Little Falls
• ND governor hopes to keep Walhalla plant operating
• ND oil lease sale raises $85M for school trust
• Man claims $257,000 lottery jackpot in S. Dakota
• Today in the news: Moms battle Facebook over breastfeeding
• Several sentenced in Ramsey County court
• CDC: Breads top list of salt sources in American diets
• Williston Walmart getting tough on campers
• LifeSmarts state finals being held in Bismarck
• Welcome Four Winds High School to campus today.
• Today in the news: California same-sex marriage ban ruled illegal
• Pork Producers holding ND convention in Jamestown
• Mayor Johnson, city recognize contributions of women veterans
• ND land oil lease sale expected to draw interest
• LRSC is Building a Band.
• Group wants to save old North Dakota courthouse
• Join us this Saturday...and don't forget your toque, beanie or whatever you wear...
• College offering 'Occupy' classes
• Self-defense products popular in ND oil patch
• Semifinalist for ND chancellor dies
• Today in the news: Madonna halftime show a hit?
• Fargo college files lawsuit over building collapse
• Think Pink with the Royals!! Team up with LRSC and support the cure for cancer...
• SD US Rep. Noem to speak at ND GOP convention
• $256,515 Wild Card 2 jackpot won in South Dakota
• Play proceeds to benefit family of slain officer
• Minn. student suspended for dance move
• ODD: Wrong-number call helps Ohio woman having stroke
• S. Dakota man lost in fog discovered in Minnesota
• Group makes final push for nickname signatures
• North Dakota gas prices highest since Thanksgiving
• Hard spring wheat show set in Williston this week
• N. Dakota's unemployment rate sees slight increase
• Tax help sessions set for ND flood victims
• All Seasons Arena in Minot getting new floor
• This week: ‘Phantom Menace’ out in 3-D
• Week in review: Komen and Planned Parenthood top the news
• Today in the news: Komen changes mind on Planned Parenthood
• Michael Foods widens egg recall
• Wishing you were somewhere warm? Maybe even wearing your flip-flops and shorts??...
• Farm Rescue taking apps for spring planting help
• ND midwinter survey shows record waterfowl
• Group to focus on Native American business issues
• Iraq War veteran will finally get Purple Heart
• Fargo military center serves 1,000th customer
• Kindergartener surprised by soldier dad at school
• ND GOP Senate candidate raises $181K, spends $164K
• NDNG celebrates its origins and 150 years of service
• Annual ND oil conference draws registration crowd
• Today in the news: Group wants sugar regulated like tobacco
• Thin ice cancels MInn. fishing derby
• ND Dem gov candidate raises $46K
• Fighting Sioux backers plan signature push
• Informational pickets end at ND oil refinery
• Groundhog 'predicts' 6 more weeks of winter
• American Crystal union to fight US sugar program
• Ladies...Relax...Smile...Chat....Royal Social is Tonight!
• Today in the news: Facebook seeks $5 billion IPO
• Dickinson building permits in 2011 set record
• Ex-collider property for Texas chemical plant
• ND Cowboy Hall of Fame makes debt payment
• Man pleads guilty for scuffle with SD lawmakers
• TX sens pay off friendly football bet with ND sens
• ND GOP Senate candidate Berg raises $552,000
• ND Gov Dalrymple raises $824K for election
• Welcome Starkweather High School to campus today!
• Minn. to begin destroying newborn blood samples
• No resolution to American Crystal lockout
• Minn. coalition raises $830K to support gay marriage ban
• EPA accepts ND endangered species plan
• Today in the news: Mom gives birth to 14-pound baby
• Objectors of Indian trust deal decry open letter
• North Dakota sheep and lambs at record low levels
• Study to look at oil industry impact on mule deer
• ND could explore Internet lotto sales
• Minot officials seek comments on diversion options
• ND residents upset with proposed power line
• Motorcycle ridership at record high level in Minn.
• 20-year ND development plan being launched
• States, tribe sign traffic safety agreement
• "Dirty Jobs" show features cell tower builders
• Enviros plan attempt to strengthen ND oil rules
• Minn., ND, working to fix Lake Winnipeg dead zone
• Today in the news: Super Bowl ad preview – and a look at the Ferris Bueller ad
• Minn., ND, working to fix Lake Winnipeg dead zone
• Sessions set in ND on specialty crop grant program
• Consultant to assess flood damage to Minot museum
• City of Jamestown to apologize to residents over tree pruning
• Jaeger warns against lax petition handling
• ND Senate leader: Look again at oil tax splits
• 20-year ND development plan being launched
• Williston Walmart becoming a mecca for campers
• Valley City's lone theater closing Thursday
• Bismarck chamber wants to entice low-cost airline
• Gov's power to remove ND officials rarely used
• Minn. company recalls beef over labeling issue
• Warden's house at ND penitentiary to be torn down
• N. Dakota power to offset Super Bowl electricity
• This week: Super Bowl Sunday is 1 week away
• Week in review: Heroic children top the news
• Today in the news: Little boy writes heartwarming letter to 49ers’ Kyle Williams
• Asking price for old Fargo school slashed to $1.1M
• Celebration set to remember Harold Schafer
• Dakotas officials wary of proposed defense cuts
• Heitkamp raises near $500K for Senate
• American Indian leader calls for more flexibility
• Western ND officials detail oil boom problems
• ND Dems say Kelsch should give up chairmanship
• First flood outlook of season good news for Minot
• ND board approves bigger oil royalty rate
• 5 Chinese students dismissed from ND university
• Red River Valley flood risk recedes even lower
• Today in the news: Vanna White and Pat Sajak were sometimes drunk during 'Wheel of Fortune'
• Petition approved for ND outdoors measure
• 126th St. Paul Winter Carnival kicks off Thursday
• Fewer wild turkey spring licenses available in ND
• Five county transportation meeting to be held Friday
• Missing New Rockford man was going fishing
• State: 'Serious' questions on GOP pipeline bill
• US Senate honors NDSU football players, coaches
• ND natural gas transport capacity raises concerns
• Some land in ND mineral lease auction questioned
• Today in the news: Facebook makes Timeline mandatory
• 16 candidates vying for superintendent position
• Proponent in Minot being checked for radioactivity
• Falkirk coal mine land to go back to crops
• Valley City mayor survives recall election
• MN snowmobiler dug out of MT avalanche
• Great Lakes Aviation to serve ND city of Jamestown
• ND flood loan program extended to mobile homes
• Today in the news: Mitt Romney paid 14% in taxes
• Broker collapse costs ND state mill
• Obama nominates ND's Clark for federal regulatory board
• Minot Air Force Base starting $70M runway project
• ND offering tax tips on YouTube
• Foreign workers ease Dickinson labor shortage
• Dakotas, Montana counties eligible for SBA loans
• APUC to review 6 grant requests totaling $181,000
• Studies to look at western ND infrastructure needs
• Valley City mayoral recall election set Tuesday
• Today in the news: 9-year-old girl outsmarts kidnapper
• Obama to 'hang out' in live video chat room
• More teens using suicide hot line through texting
• ND food distributor says USDA is not playing fair
• ND getting fed money for flood-damaged roads
• Man convicted of impersonating lawyer files appeal
• Flood prep meetings set in 3 North Dakota cities
• This week: President Obama’s State of the Union speech is Tuesday
• Week in review: Costa Concordia cruise ship captain tops the news
• Today in the news: Etta James remembered for her legendary talent
• Video report: Etta James dies at 73
• ND lawmaker has $300K income tax lien
• ND prep hoops players recovering after bus mishap
• Minot approves flood-related home buyout program
• Lake Sakakawea officially declared frozen
• Today in the news: Ex-wife: Newt Gingrich wanted open marriage
• Fire prompts Grand Forks high school evacuation
• ND judge censured for delaying decisions
• Dem US Senate candidate rips Obama on pipeline
• Major truck hub being built north of Williston
• SD surpasses ND as top sunflower-producing state
• Dangerous cold weather blankets the Dakotas
• Go Royals! Wear your blue and come out to support the men and women's basketbal...
• Arrest warrant issued for transient sent to ND
• White House makes case for rejecting oil pipeline
• Minot begins flood-damaged house demolitions
• 6 semifinalists for ND university chancellor
• Short ND power line project to carry wind energy
• USDA announces $308M for disaster-stricken states
• Today in the news: Sledding crow becomes Internet sensation
• Powerful winter storms spawn January tornadoes
• Wikipedia editors question site's blackout
• Tonight's Lady Royal's basketball game vs. Northern State JV has been postponed...
• Unofficial UND spring enrollment at record number
• State Bank holding company buying First National
• Dakotas getting small chunk of USDA disaster funds
• Officials want changes to highway where bus rolled
• ODD: Principal warned over anti-cheating idea
• The weather today is cold, windy and snowy, but we're glad Midkota High School i...
• Dakotas wind projects driven by transmission
• ND state park system has another good year
• Aviation group criticizes plan to limit airspace
• Sanford, Medcenter One discuss possible merger
• Today in the news: Wikipedia, Reddit to go dark Wednesday
• Consultant holding flood meetings in Bismarck
• Panel to narrow search for new ND chancellor
• Study looks to ease traffic backup at Pembina port
• ND DOT finalizes 4-year plan of improvements
• Minn. DNR says domesticated deer were a health threat
• Lake Sakakawea sets record for latest freeze-up
• Minnesota woman and sister were on board wrecked ship
• Dickinson schools seeing fewer low-income students
• Minnesota sled dog race canceled due to snow
• ND gas prices dropped slightly last week
• ND GOP's Cramer raises $215K for US House race
• American Crystal calls union offer 'stunt'
• ND teen's work published in science journal
• Today in the news: Zappos hacked; 24 million people affected
• Winning lottery ticket in north central Minnesota
• Researchers, tribes clash over ancient Native bones
• ND Health Dept warning of more rabies in animals
• Laws prompt change for Red River catfish tourney
• Names chosen for 2 of 3 new West Fargo schools
• Jon Huntsman withdraws from GOP presidential race
• Hoeven uses address to promote Keystone XL
• Bids to be opened for Minot Air Force Base dorm
• Grocery, gas business opening in Minnewaukan
• ND airline boardings hit record level in 2011
• ND senator uses address to promote Keystone XL
• Sioux nickname backers set up shop outside arena
• ND county welcomes man camps for oil workers
• This week: Republicans debate ahead of South Carolina
• Week in review: Marines top the news
• Today in the news: Desecrating Marines identified
• Tribes, ND agencies fight prescription drug abuse
• Walmart Supercenter planned for Mandan
• North Dakota has quiet flu season so far
• ND tourism director: Ad wasn't meant to be racy
• Temporary leader named for ND Indian service area
• Jamestown Police Department gets new leader
• Lake Region State College invites you to participate in a survey about how you u...
• Ice fishing tournament on Gull Lake postponed
• Late entrant to ND US House race
• Before ND sub is launched, there's bookwork
• Longest-serving ND lawmaker retiring
• Governor reports snowpack below normal
• Winter wheat plantings rise amid higher prices
• Today in the news: Outrage over video of Marines urinating on dead fighters
• North Dakota farmers produce smaller crops in 2011
• Newspapers invite signing of postal petitions
• ND gov expedites voluntary electrician licensing
• Union leaders request meeting with sugar company
• Trains go silent at final Jamestown crossing
• Winter has finally decided to show up...good thing we have knowledge to keep us...
• Concert-goer’s ringtone halts NY Philharmonic performance
• Brown winter means more green for many US cities
• North Dakota lignite production down in 2011
• TransCanada: New route for pipeline nearly done
• Dorgan appointed to board of national laboratory
• Today in the news: You can clone your pet
• North Dakota town of Glen Ullin bans man camps
• Nebraska school tries to preserve prayer at graduation
• National Sunflower Association has new leader
• Push renewed to get advertising on school buses
• Army reservists return to ND from Afghanistan
• Internet address expansion set despite ".worries."
• Winter is back in the Dakotas after record warmth
• ND water boards can't charge for investigations
• Google gets more personal with search results
• ND Dem lawmakers backing health care law
• TransCanada exec says Asian markets an option
• More ND anti-tobacco spending means less smoking
• Rare bird turns up in southern Minnesota yard
• ND oil production exceeds 500,000 barrels daily
• UMinn sues website operator over psych test
• Today in the news: ‘Hunger Games’ tickets on sale this month
• Fund set up for man who tried to stop drunk driver
• FDA: Novartis recall may also affect painkillers
• ND oilfield death might not be work-related
• The 5th Annual Largest Baby Shower now underway
• High court weighs policy against curse words on TV
• Closing of 259 USDA offices raises safety concerns
• Teachers oppose Minn. controversial topics policy
• Convicted N. Dakota landlord collapses at hearing
• Dakotas elevator co-op getting new headquarters
• North Dakota officials unveil new tourism campaign
• Sanford Health opens women's unit in Fargo
• Judge asks for cooperation in death penalty case
• Dakotas cities set more high temperature records
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• Leeds elementary school concert
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• Today in the news: 'Mythbusters' cannonball hits home
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• Student found dead at UMD
• Today in the news: NASA: New planet could hold life
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• Hennepin Co. removes Occupy tarps from plaza
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• Mandan superintendent retiring after 40 years
• Devils Lake hears good news about city's credit rating
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• ND war veteran to receive Purple Heart medal
• Two ND country schools listed in National Register
• UND nickname backers file petitions with state
• Today in the news: Postal Service wants to drop next-day service
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• Sanford hiring 100 workers for SD heart hospital
• Snow moves out the Dakotas, cold settles in
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• UND preparing memo on Fighting Sioux transition
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• Be a Hero...Give Blood today! Blood Drive from 10-3:30 in the LRSC Student Union.
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• Today in the news: Herman Cain might exit GOP race
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• Today in the news: Ohio takes 200-pound 8-year-old from mom
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• This week: Conrad Murray to be sentenced
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• Belle Fourche traffic boosted by ND oil boom
• ND State Fair officials determined to bounce back
• Officials forced to postpone election in ND town
• Fargo's Buresh named state Superintendent of Year
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• Today in the news: Occupy protests Black Friday; Apple has sale
• Federal grants awarded to help ND repair damaged roads
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• Hoeven: ND to get $1B in federal disaster aid
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• ND senators say EPA might recant on haze rules
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• ND AG seeks dismissal of Fighting Sioux lawsuit
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• Law signed letting UND drop Fighting Sioux name
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• Today in the news: Herman Cain denies sexual harassment
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• New Rockford church to close after 124 years
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• ND farmers push for constitutional right to farm
• Group from China studying grassland management
• IJC: Devils Lake water poses low risk downstream
• Royal Java is now open! Order your favorite mocha, latte, or big train!
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• ND Dems promote agenda for special session
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• ND AG wants NCAA official to tour The Ralph
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• ND Sen. Hoeven: Let states regulate coal ash
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• ND deer hunters urged to find, check licenses
• Jamestown recycling task force has no success
• ND reservation gets $2 million for road repairs
• ND vehicle registrations up
• ND state park visitation down in 2011
• This week: iPhone 4S goes on sale
• Week in review: Steve Jobs, Apple top the news
• Volkswagen recalls 168,000 cars for fuel leaks
• Today in the news: 3 women share Nobel Peace Prize
• President of North Dakota AFL-CIO stepping down
• Poll: More teens say they've been hacked on Web
• Panel advises against prostate cancer screening
• Lawyer: Client's health info shouldn't be released
• Heat creates dangers for farmers at harvest time
• Air Force chief of staff visits flood-raved Minot
• Census: Housing bust worst since Great Depression
• Government mulls gravel mine at historic ND ranch
• Valley City administrator takes job in southern US
• Today in the news: Steve Jobs mourned
• No federal protection for northern leopard frog
• ND agriculture commissioner hosting EPA officials
• Temporary housing facility in ND to remain open
• Midcontinent Communications expands eastward
• Hot, dry conditions lead to Dakotas wildfires
• Mandan residents raise a stink about odor
• Valley City administrator resigning
• Conservationists sue to block TransCanada pipeline
• The Ralph still shining 10 years later
• AG: Valley City commissioners did not break law
• Tickets are on sale now for the Key Event! GROOVY!
• Today in the news: Wall Street protests growing
• Sanford sign on side of Target Center to come down
• Poll: 1 in 3 vets sees Iraq, Afghan wars as wastes
• Fargo-area Bhutanese celebrate cultural festival
• Tonight at Lake Region State College
• Foreign press group covers ND oil patch
• Engelstad Arena posts strong attendance numbers
• Minnesota students deal with deaths of 2 schoolmates
• Valley City votes to keep city administrator post
• EPA wraps up response to Minot flooding
• ND flood victims start moving into temporary homes
• Cavalier voters reject $11.5M school bond measure
• Ford to pay workers $6,000 bonus in new contract
• Welcome to the Young Writers Conference to campus today.
• Longtime Fargo legislator joins US House race
• Fargo receives updated 100-year flood plain map
• Loans available for socially disadvantaged in Lake Region
• Today in the news: Hank Williams Jr. booted from ‘MNF’ for Hitler comment
• An Egyptian band takes to the stage of Robert Fawcett Auditorium at 7:00 pm Wedn...
• US puts $10 million bounty on Iraq al-Qaida leader
• ND ag commish eats with Bismarck students
• FEMA housing for flood victims unveiled in Minot
• North Dakotan residents urged to get flu shots
• Dickinson CVB board members resign en masse
• Survey suggests region's economy continues to grow
• ND farmers get older, more prosperous, bigger
• Fargo legislator Grande to announce US House run
• ND volleyball tourney, cross country meet moved
• Favorable weather advancing harvest in N. Dakota
• Flags to be a half-staff for fallen ND deputy
• Today in the news: Amanda Knox freed
• Salads are nice, but burgers are what really sell
• Fargo companies say their products can save birds
• Minot officials seek flood-recovery advice
• General to visit Minot Air Force Base this week
• ND Insurance Department holding agent forums
• Alerus Center expected losses revised downward
• ND cities, counties getting $1.3M in COPS money
• This week: Amanda Knox appeal verdict expected Monday
• Week in review: Kobe Bryant, Amazon top the news
• Today in the news: US airstrike kills al-Qaida leader
• Commander: More US trainers heading to Afghanistan
• Community classes on Norway offered at Lake Region Library
• Military retirees to pay higher health premiums
• ND man donates 28 tons of produce to food bank
• Two ND counties implement man camp moratoriums
• Judge OKs deal on "haze" pollution in West
• Army guard unit welcomes new commander
• ND state engineer wants more Sakakawea releases
• Census: Hispanics fuel US white population growth
• ND potato planting up 1 percent in 2010
• AZ man no longer candidate for ND chief post
• ND listeria patient no longer hospitalized
• Today in the news: Two-faced cat sets Guinness World Record
• 'Fill the Dome' drive targets half a million meals
• Authorities arrest gun suspect near cornfield
• ND Chamber of Commerce holds annual meeting
• Amazon to expand operations in ND, add 200 jobs
• Second oil pipeline hearing to be held in Nebraska
• Fargo brewery unveils its first beer: Wood Chipper
• Labor board rejects claim by Crystal Sugar workers
• Supporters outnumber opponents at pipeline hearing
• One-third of Minn. schools seek levy approval
• E. coli scare prompts Tyson to recall ground beef
• Today in the news: Amazon introduces Kindle Fire tablet
• Census finds 1,330 gay married couples in Minn.
• Free beer for life for investing in brewpub
• Official says logo issue could 'marginalize' UND
• ND taxable sales up 32 percent in 2nd quarter
• Big recall of Little Tikes toy tools
• Developer plans big Bismarck office building
• Fargo, Grand Forks receive airline service grants
• Fargo FD taps Sioux Falls department for new chief
• Listeria case puts North Dakota woman in hospital
• ND regulators support Keystone XL pipeline
• Today in the news: iPhone 5 expected to be announced Oct. 4
• Did you know the following books were once banned: To Kill a Mockingbird, Wuther...
• Search begins for next NDSU Extension director
• Rain delays ND's crop harvest
• A few ND deer, turkey licenses still available
• Rehabbed eagle released back into ND wild
• Kids say 'potato,' USDA says 'poh-tay-NO'
• Corn losses due to frost could exceed $180M in ND
• Today in the news: Dead Sea Scrolls now online
• New stamps to feature the living
• Fargo apartments unpopular with students
• Congratulations to a successful day of flood cleanup Friday. A big thank you goe...
• Reported oil spill likely algae
• Pipeline proposed on Forest Service land in ND
• ND college expands commodities trading room plans
• Climbers reach top of mountain in fundraising trek
• Williston airport to shut down for about a week
• Longtime ND state lawmaker, US House member dies
• ND youth pheasant hunting season is this weekend
• This week: Levi Johnston book on Sarah Palin is out Tuesday
• Week in review: Facebook Timeline gets mixed reviews
• Thanks to everyone who helped with "Why Not Minot".
• Today in the news: Where will satellite hit?
• Pride of Dakota signs up 500th member
• 2.5 tons of fries served at North Dakota event
• More doubt on virus, chronic fatigue connection
• ND hunters encouraged to donate to hunger charity
• Large duck flight expected in North Dakota
• Tribal court of appeals hears 2 cases at UND
• 7 oil companies plead not guilty in ND bird deaths
• DSU enrollment inflated more than first thought
• ND, MN leaders ask Obama for river diversion money
• Enviro law enforcers at ND training session
• ND gov seeks fed disaster declaration for farmers
• Today in the news: Leaders speak out against Troy Davis execution
• Dickinson officials say 'no' to 600-room man camp
• Prosecutor tells ND oilmen enviro laws important
• Former legislator, Dorgan aide to run for US House
• North Dakota Stockmen's meets in Bismarck
• Environmental enforcement training in Bismarck
• Tons of free french fries on menu in Grand Forks
• ND flood victims get more time to register for aid
• All students interested in joining Phi Theta Kappa should meet in Room 22 (Teres...
• MN warns against sending apples to western states
• Join Teresa Tande for an informational meeting about the upcoming spring 2012 tr...
• Early freeze hurts northern Plains soybean crop
• Saberi's father delighted by Americans' release
• Remains of Minn. airman missing in WWII identified
• ND hires firm for floodway study
• Cargill expanding oilseed plant in West Fargo
• Today in the news: Jailed hikers freed
• ND Guard soldiers bound for year of Kosovo duty
• Federal enviro enforcer to speak to ND oilmen
• ND grant to coax motorists to use more ethanol
• ND hosts FLW Walleye Tour Championship
• Minot State enrollment drops following flood
• Political turmoil in Valley City includes recall
• Study planned of ways to control ND road dust
• New ND oil rules would ban most open waste pits
• Leaflets supporting sugar workers found on shelves
• Bismarck students asked to text safety concerns
• Today in the news: New video of Reno air show crash
• Japanese millers getting look at ND wheat
• 600-room man camp proposed near Dickinson
• North Dakota's barley and oat harvests wrap up
• Join LRSC for supper...and meet students from around the world.
• ND hunger summit will feature 22 speakers
• Minot wants mobile home parks cleaned up
• SD county sells land to Canadian pipeline company
• Flood disaster aid in ND nears $350 million
• Standing Rock blesses totem for DC-area exhibit
• ND ranchers selling hay to drought-stricken states
• This week: Republicans square off in another debate
• Week in review: Marine receives Medal of Honor
• Today in the news: More battles in Libya
• ND Medicaid payment system changes delayed again
• ND flood's taxpayer cost: $509M
• Minot State geothermal heating project reduced
• Food drive planned this weekend in Devils Lake
• ND legislative redistricting plan takes shape
• 5K run/walk planned for suicide prevention
• Oil company employees helping with sandbag removal
• Fire damages multi-stall garage in Fargo
• Two killed in oil rig explosion in North Dakota
• Oil industry propels ND tax collections
• Celebrate Constitution Day. Watch for the Blue Shirts in the hallways/classroom...
• Consultant hired to search for ND chancellor
• CDC reports drop in ND adult smokers
• Fired Dickinson State president awaits hearing
• The LRSC Bookstore is helping the Why Not Minot Project at LRSC.
• Today in the news: Pat Robertson says divorce OK in event of Alzheimer’s
• ‘Mondays at the Museum’ next week in Devils Lake
• ND legislative special session to begin Nov. 7
• Dry conditions, traffic lead to lingering dust
• Fargo airport getting $3M to rehabilitate runways
• Minot in the running for free Alan Jackson concert
• Blood Drive in the Dining Room today. Be a Hero!
• Game and Fish says ND coyote population up
• Today in the news: President Obama disapproval ratings hit 55 percent
• Calmer winds to slow growth of Minnesota wildfire
• National Weather Service issues freeze warning
• ND House leader expects Nov. 7 start to session
• Event raises nearly $2 million for flood victims
• ND man selected to lead international farm group
• County board: No new 'man camps'
• Company plans to build wind farm near Hettinger
• ND restaurant makes list of historic places
• Today in the news: U.S. hikers to be released from Iran prison
• US working-age losing ground amid unemployment
• Watch WDAZ News tonight and read tomorrow's Devils Lake Journal for a story abou...
• AP sources: Government to expand E. coli tests in meat
• New ND oil trust fund starts with meager earnings
• Survey shows steady numbers for ND bighorn sheep
• ND officials expect worst pheasant year since 2001
• ND farmers expected to produce more corn than 2010
• Government to expand E. coli tests in meat
• Millions of tons of lignite to power Kemper plant
• Today in the news: Bank of America cuts 30,000 jobs
• ND Senate Dem leader considering run for governor
• Flood maps could force thousands to buy insurance
• ND's federal bankruptcy court judge sworn in
• Dakota Prairie Community Action Agency needs YOU! Part-time position available...
• Fargo Fest includes showing of movie 'Fargo'
• ND youth waterfowl hunting season is this weekend
• This week: Emmy Awards are next Sunday
• Week in review: 9/11 threats, anniversary
• Today in the news: Nation on alert after ‘credible’ terror threat
• Polling questions do not allow photos, so for those of you wanting to vote, but...
• Texas has hottest June-August on record
• Congratulations Becky Knutson, winner of the iPad given away by the LRSC Booksto...
• ND oil patch sets production record
• Sioux-Bison hoops tickets go on sale Saturday
• American Crystal: No issues with fill-in workers
• Berenstain Bears to speak Lakota in the Dakotas
• ND congressional delegation reacts to Obama speech
• ND woman delivers baby in car
• Today in the news: Google buys Zagat
• State park in ND faces major flood repairs
• Limited deer hunting allowed in 3 ND state parks
• Wardner: UND nickname bill should be repealed
• Minn. State Fair attendance ranks 3rd biggest ever
• Spirit Lake group hopes to block UND moniker retirement
• Griggs County voters reject courthouse project
• Study: Tar sands oil will reach US sans pipeline
• ND small grains harvest continues to lag
• Land corridor approved for $300M ND power line
• Today in the news: Former NHL players die in plane crash
• ND oil 'legacy fund' gets first deposit: $34M
• Dickinson's Wardner new ND Senate majority leader
• Produce donations sought from ND gardeners
• VCSU president elected to NAIA council
• 2nd vote set on proposed Central Cass addition
• Dru Sjodin's stepfather dies of cancer
• Benefit concert raises more than $1 mil for Minot
• Tribal leaders gathering in North Dakota
• Adult smoking rate edges down slightly: CDC data
• Air pollution rules prompt ND, federal regs tussle
• ODD: Polar bear makes unexpected boat visit
• Working-age adults make up record share of US poor
• 8,000 antlerless deer licenses remain in ND
• Today in the news: Where’s Moammar Gadhafi?
• ND rail hub for crude nearing completion
• United Tribes International Powwow set in ND
• Releases from 2 dams near Jamestown unprecedented
• Freezing temps reported overnight in Minn.
• There is still time to sign up...
• This week: Many 9/11 anniversary events scheduled
• Actor Duhamel returns to flooded Minot
• This week: Are you ready for some NFL football?
• Week in review: Rebels hunt for Gadhafi
• Grand Forks Central High School Students getting a jump start on college courses.
• Today in the news: Tropical storm headed to Gulf; Katia a hurricane
• Registration open for senior swimming program at NDSD
• Residential flood cleanup wrapping up in Minot
• No cash for Minn. boy who made 'miracle' shot
• Half of Americans drink daily soda, sweet beverage
• Peterson revises hopes for MN/ND water money
• Another obstacle emerges for new Vikings stadium
• Life on an oil field 'man camp' — not for everyone
• Today in the news: President Obama changes date of jobs speech
• Attorney general: NDSU violated open records law
• Survey shows sluggish Midwest, Plains economy
• Storm causes significant damage in Grafton
• Farm Rescue starts "Give-A-Bushel" program
• Pfizer, docs: New cancer pill gives hope, strategy
• Boating restrictions being lifted in Bismarck area
• Neb. governor urges Obama to deny pipeline permit
• Hennen to interview former VP Cheney about memoir
• Today in the news: Lawsuit filed over AT&T, T-Mobile merger
• Six companies to form spill response company
• Proposed Williston budget calls for spending hike
• Bismarck zoo rebounding after flood shutdown
• ND National Guard opening new fire hall in Fargo
• Plant in southeast ND city saved in brink of time
• Florida man pleads guilty to concert fraud in Iowa
• Congratulations, Carol!
• Disease might be responsible for ND deer deaths
• ND getting grants to improve bus and truck safety
• Minot workers get $1,000 each to give to charity
• Have you checked out the new water fountain that fills your water bottle? It's l...
• Favorable weather advancing harvest
• Today in the news: Another hurricane on the way
• ND GOP senators electing majority leader Sept. 6
• State officials argue over Fighting Sioux issue
• Crazy Horse holding annual Labor Day food drive
• $21 million Grand Forks airport terminal opens
• Soldiers with SD-based unit home from Middle East
• Health center for Fort Berthold nearly complete
• SD residents move back home as flood waters ebb
• Flooding closes several shooting ranges in ND
• Grand Forks, Alerus manager parting ways
• Wildlife management areas affected by flooding
• Red River below flood stage in Fargo, finally
• Today in the news: Irene recovery begins
• Angler fishes out Minnesota woman's prosthetic leg
• Cheyenne River reservation celebrates new hospital
• Workshop planned on ND's newest noxious weed
• Two North Dakota hunting seasons open this week
• PLOTS hunting guides available in North Dakota
• Beet harvest about to begin in Red River Valley
• ND getting $9.6M in Homeland Security grants
• Corps awards contract for levee removal in Minot
• ND beach party profits to help Minot flood victims
• Flood disaster aid deadline nears for ND residents
• This week: Dick Cheney, Lil Wayne have new releases
• Week in review: Hurricane Irene leads the news
• 19th Annual Education Field Day at Fort Totten State Historic Site
• Today in the news: Hurricane Irene prompts first-ever evacuation in NYC
• Teddy Roosevelt park holds stargazing event
• Videos: Hurricane Irene
• MetisFest getting under way at Peace Garden
• Goehring activates ND Harvest Hotline
• Disaster unemployment deadline extended in ND
• Air Force pulls aircraft from Irene's path
• Hundreds of new homes possible in Burke County
• Today in the news: Emergency declared in 3 states ahead of Hurricane Irene
• Tribal college presidents seek more help from feds
• Minot natives to open for Black Eyes Peas
• ND Census figures show increases in preschoolers
• Bismarck Community Bowl to get $8M upgrade
• UND Sioux Shop holding 'fire sale'
• Merriam Webster add new 'social' words to Collegiate Dictionary.
• Study links El Nino climate to civil wars, unrest
• Tiny North Dakota town rallies to save lone store
• Grand Forks lawmakers favor repealing nickname law
• Minot officials preparing for flooding next year
• Google settles pharmacy ad probe for $500 million
• Today in the news: Hurricane Irene threatens East Coast
• Fargo attorney is likely next ND bankruptcy judge
• ODD: Favre lookalike says he didn't mean to cause stir
• More North Dakota airports getting federal grants
• Artist calls retirement of UND logo disappointing
• Newest ND legislator takes oath of office
• Propane supplier Ferrellgas settles Minn. lawsuit
• Minn. lawmakers announce back-pay cuts, donations
• Researchers test system to kill invasive species
• Back to School for Devils Lake - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Today in the news: Gadhafi compound falls to rebels
• Hurricane Irene is first big US threat in years
• More ND farmers take to fields for harvest
• Longtime federal bankruptcy judge in ND retires
• Hundreds of backpacks given to Minot children
• University of Mary latest to go smoke-free
• Former ND Senate candidate wants Conrad to run
• Temporary housing being built in Burlington
• Former ND state Rep. picked as Stenehjem successor
• Today in the news: Rebels take Gadhafi stronghold of Tripoli
• Dickinson residents complain of smelly tap water
• Flooding worsens Minot child care shortage
• NDSU sues over denied Minard claim
• Medora work force has international flavor
• GOP activists to pick Bob Stenehjem successor
• Tiny ND university system foundation to keep on
• Disaster unemployment deadline approaches in ND
• Newest ND high school is open for business
• ND mill $16M profit means big checks for workers
• Officials disagree on ND student trend
• Love the sounds of students in the halls! Welcome back, everyone. Have a great f...
• This week: Casey Anthony must return to Florida
• Welcome to all students moving into the residence halls today.
• Week in review: Bad babysitter puts child in back of pickup
• Today in the news: ‘West Memphis 3’ to go free
• Farm bill is subject of discussion at ND Capitol
• ND National Guard training at Nelson Lake
• Governors meet to avert another round of flooding
• Missouri River drops below flood stage in Bismarck
• ND oil patch on pace to set production record
• American Indian activist Means says he has cancer
• Critters moving away from global warming faster
• Allegiant to fly Grand Forks-to-Orlando route
• Today in the news: Is this animal a chupacabra?
• Congratulations to the gradates in Grand Forks and Fargo. Well done!
• NCAA still selling Fighting Sioux goods
• Tony Stewart finishes 9th in West Fargo
• Four ND senators competing to succeed Stenehjem
• ND gov, Minot mayor outline flood protection plan
• NDSU arena project gets another big donation
• ND receiving fed grant to improve access to Hwy 24
• Small SD town flooding after heavy rain
• ND disaster money for flooding tops $250 million
• Missouri River governors to meet with Corps
• Clearing air may raise power costs in MN, ND
• Today in the news: Albuquerque man saves girl being kidnapped
• TransCanada touts proposed oil pipeline's safety
• Minot extends deadline to get trailers off streets
• ND official OKs measure to ban limits on farming
• Study of Minot flood protection measures sought
• Strinden says life goes on after nickname dispute
• Average ACT scores in Dakotas are mixed
• ND small grains harvest still well behind average
• Tony Stewart to race again in North Dakota
• Netflix gets kid friendly as it raises US prices
• Paddlefish going through ND dam, dying
• Welcome back faculty!
• Measure to restrict ND farming regulation ready
• Today in the news: Louisiana dad decapitates special-needs son
• ODD: Bat on flight prompts rabies probe
• Bozeman schools impose strict rules on bus drivers
• Corps to up releases from Jamestown, Pipestem
• Assessments could replace ND property taxes
• Longtime ND wildlife administrator retires
• SD pilot talks about mishap at Fargo air show
• Strong storms pound southern North Dakota
• ND hospitals, IHS, tribe in dispute over bills
• Thunderstorm dumps heavy rain in Richland County
• Today in the news: Google buys Motorola Mobility
• Project Safe Send collects 95 tons of pesticides
• Housing subsidies approved in Williston
• Man plans Lake Sakakawea swim for water awareness
• Officials debate moving nearly 100-year-old church
• Bad year for durum could mean pricier pasta
• Fall classes start in one week! Are you ready?
• This week: Anniversary of the end of World War II
• Week in review: Republicans go after Obama during debate
• Today in the news: Postal Service wants OK to lay off 120,000
• Bass estimated at 19 years old caught in Montana
• Black Eyed Peas tickets on sale for Minot concert
• Marksmanship Match held last weekend at Camp Grafton
• Dickinson asking residents to conserve water
• Bus line to expand Fargo route to northwest ND
• Students file lawsuit over ND school's nickname
• ND durum, wheat acres lowest in decades
• Today in the news: Photo of face transplant recipient released
• Learn about Civil War at Old Post Office Museum
• New Grand Forks airport terminal set to open
• Leaders say Minot flood is lesson for Fargo area
• Loud Sturgis bikes: A right or a nuisance?
• Today in the news: Taliban insurgents killed in retaliation strike
• Wild Card 2 jackpot won in North Dakota
• Obama announces fuel standards for big vehicles
• Bikers on a ‘mission’ roll through Devils Lake
• Company seeks $300,000 for crane damage
• Today in the news: British PM vows bigger police response to rioting
• Former Meriwether's building in bad shape
• Berg support of debt deal prompts Sand challenge
• ND texting-and-driving ban tough to enforce
• Flood pet shelter in Minot closing at end of month
• Governor says 90-percent reimbursement approved
• Today in the news: Pres. Obama gives speech on credit downgrade
• Dr. Betsy Bannier was the proud recipient of the 2011 Shauna Schullo Award for B...
• ND tribe planning new $30 million casino
• ND oil producers using rail for refinery shipping
• The Campus Connection is performing slowly this afternoon. We apologize for the...
• Deadline looms for 3rd ND deer license lottery
• ND flooding disaster aid surpasses $175 million
• Vote set on Valley City administrator position
• Fort Berthold Reservation deals with oil spills
• Post office closures could hit small ND towns hard
• Washed-out track cause of ND derailment
• This week: Jay-Z, Kanye ‘Watch the Throne’ album out Monday
• Week in review: Debt, FAA deals worked out at last minute
• Hoeven: Proposed tribal refinery gets key permit
• Today in the news: Dow Jones industrial average sees wild swings
• Burleigh County warns of risk of falling trees
• Is everyone registered for fall semester? Classes start soon. Next registration...
• ND Chancellor asks DSU president to resign
• Canadian highway north of Portal reopens
• FEMA flood aid being expanded in North Dakota
• ND, SD flood victims get into SD State Fair free
• ND GOP senators expect to pick new leader
• Man who fled from federal charges returned to ND
• Plans for Stenehjem's Senate successor in works
• Today in the news: More evidence of water on Mars
• Black Eyed Peas benefit concert in Minot
• Assisted living centers support ND flood victims
• Videos: Virginia Tech gun scare
• UND Athletics launches flood relief fundraiser
• ND governor suggests Missouri River compact
• Late blight surfaces again in MN, ND potatoes
• Western ND pipeline proposal scaled back
• Royal Social...Tonight from 5-7pm!
• ND ranchers urged to check import requirements
• Dalrymple advocates new Minot flood project
• Valley City declares rare summer flood emergency
• Today in the news: Worldwide child porn ring busted
• Top USDA official to visit flood-stricken ND
• UND dedicates bust honoring lawmaker
• Health unit issues algae advisory for Lake Region
• Nord named Minnewaukan’s Citizen of the Year
• Garske homes slated for buyout sell for $100 each
• ND's largest city shatters 60-year-old rain record
• ND amendment would protect farming, advocate says
• Today in the news: Obama signs debt deal bill
• Lawmaker says he's not planning US Senate run
• Devils Lake officials: Let’s meet with Valley City and find a solution
• Men hurt in ND oil well fire 'recovering nicely'
• ND to distribute $1M for weed control
• Grand Forks state senator promoted for US Senate
• ND quarry listed as national landmark
• Survey shows debt debate shakes Midwest confidence
• Today in the news: Debt ceiling compromise moves forward
• Landslides reported in western ND
• Patriot Flag coming to North Dakota
• Storms hit North, South Dakota
• Flood aid in tops $103 million in North Dakota
• Historical society suffers flood damage
• New repair project planned for ND Highway 22
• Texting ban becomes law today
• This week: Debt ceiling deadline looms
• Week in review: Debt debate dominates the news
• Today in the news: President Obama calls for debt compromise
• Thank you to the IT staff. You're work is important.
• ND veterans clinic on hold
• Minot 'man camp' to be moved after complaints
• Tests show suspect Idaho sprouts uncontaminated
• ND Guard to compete for top shots
• Red Cross begins recovery phase in Minot
• Today in the news: Airbrushed Julia Roberts ad banned in Britain
• Lease terms disclosed for Bismarck commerce center
• ND gov. wants corps to address flooding questions
• Today in the news: Debt debate starting to affect stock markets
• Alerus Center requests financial help
• Disc golf goal stolen from Fargo park
• Feds highlight efforts to curb reservation crime
• North Dakota APUC grants 7 funding requests
• Today in the news: About 3,700 post offices may close
• UH Cancer Center studies mineral in ND gravel
• ND Senate leader remembered as honest, unassuming
• Oil fire will likely burn a week
• Alerus Center requests money to make payroll
• CDC: Chickenpox deaths plummeted since vaccine
• 40 injured in Wash. hayride accident
• Today in the news: Amy Winehouse autopsy inconclusive
• Feds aim to combat family violence on reservations
• Shop inside Engelstad set to re-open after fire
• More than $50M approved for ND flooding assistance
• Bar challenges city's land grab attempt
• ND tribe getting $20M loan for infrastructure
• ND gets grant to provide flood counseling
• FEMA houses arrive in ND for Souris River evacuees
• Boil order lifted at Minot Air Force Base
• Old ND school to be transformed into worker lodge
• Rain slowing road work in Fargo area
• 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
• Today in the news: ‘Don’t ask, don’t tell’ ends
• Corps officials say ND lake could rise rapidly
• ND legislative district cost: $1.2M for 10 years
• ND farmers plant fewer pea, lentil acres
• GF lawmaker crafts redistricting plan for city
• Guard ending levee patrols in Mandan
• Motorcycle rally set in ND as warm-up to Sturgis
• Dike removal process starting in Minot
• State Fair carnival rides in Bismarck, Fargo
• Officials consider delaying school start in Minot
• Judge puts hold on ND law on medication abortions
• Grand Opening Of New Exhibit, American Indian Drummers, Dancers, Bike Rodeo Featured At Fort Totten
• Today in the news: Space shuttle Atlantis lands safely
• Reopening of ND oil patch highway delayed
• Bismarck residents asked to conserve water
• Premier Red River catfish tournament canceled
• Nursing home residents in flooded Minot going home
• Grand Forks plant evacuated because of ammonia leak
• ND hit with high heat, humidity amid flood fight
• ND taxable sales up 34 percent in 1st quarter
• Residents of small ND town vote to recall mayor
• Funeral for ND Senate GOP majority leader Monday
• New ND air base mission will include new members
• Fighting Sioux nickname meeting postponed
• Sanford Health finalizing clinics in Ghana
• Today in the news: Leopard mauls 6 in India; attack captured in photos
• Fighting Sioux nickname meeting may face snag
• MN Guard continues with Minot flood fight
• Repairs needed on US 83 Bypass bridge at Minot
• VA hospitals in Dakotas affected by heat wave
• Ramsey County updates weather spotter list, revives planning, zoning commission
• Flooded Minot zoo won't reopen this year
• Plea agreement filed in deadly ND truck crash
• Hot weather boosts development of ND crops
• Today in the news: Rupert Murdoch hit with shaving foam pie at hearings
• Social media eases transition for college students
• Videos: Rupert Murdoch attacked with shaving foam; testifies before Parliament
• Recall elections begin in Wisconsin
• BLM oil, gas leases hit $66M in Dakotas
• Regulatory tunnels holding up at Garrison Dam
• ND GOP Sen. leader Bob Stenehjem killed in Alaska
• APNewsBreak: Airlines could pay when bags are lost
• North Dakota adds 61,000 jobs in past decade
• Group challenges ND law on medication abortions
• Today in the news: Midwest bakes in heat; East will get hit later this week
• Delta may drop flying in 24 small cities
• ND state vet cautions ranchers about anthrax
• ND farm products commission to review requests
• Sanford Health building cosmetic surgery center
• Fargo raffle to benefit Minot flood victims
• Grand Forks, Fargo set hot weather records
• Storm damage survey planned in 3 ND counties
• This week: Senate committee takes on Defense of Marriage Act
• Week in review: Brits Harry Potter and Rupert Murdoch dominate the headlines
• Today in the news: ‘Harry Potter’ fans love final film
• 900 gallons of oil spill into Missouri River in ND
• PSC: Cellphone usage increases in ND by 6 percent
• Dakotas elevator co-op building new headquarters
• ND oil patch highway to reopen within a week
• Midwest flooding causes rail delays, added expense
• 
Amtrak to restore full Empire Builder route
• ND Governor's Cup walleye derby kicks off
• Oil spill cause could take months to determine
• Practical Nurse pinning today at 1pm in the LRSC Dining Room. Congratulations!
• Minot officials open up mandatory evacuation zones
• Today in the news: Mistrial in Roger Clemens case
• Grand Forks Air Force Base has new commander
• Tent city to house fed workers in flooded Minot
• Cleanup continues at oil well in northwest ND
• Souris River flood battle is déjà vu for MN man
• Fargo-area colleges combine on vaccinology minor
• Flooding victims have more time to apply for aid
• Homeland security secretary visits flooded ND city
• ND senators among group examining flooding issues
• Today in the news: US women’s soccer team headed to World Cup final
• EPA awards Sitting Bull College $300K grant
• ND Guard soldiers take part in Ghana exercise
• US homeland security secretary to visit Minot
• Flooding a $1 billion headache for North Dakota
• ND farmers expected to harvest less wheat
• Corps to reduce Missouri River dam releases
• Storm damage reports mount in southeast ND
• NDSU golfer Anderson to remain an amateur
• North Dakota potato acres remain stable
• FEMA flood buyouts top $2B since 1993
• Today in the news: First ladies pay respects to Betty Ford
• New contractor hired to repair troubled ND dam
• Camp for young cadets underway
• Survey shows another big drop in ND antelope
• Song for Minot sparks donations to flood victims
• UND finds home for men's swimming team
• US Highway 2 fully reopened in northern ND
• Report: Oil pipeline firm too optimistic on spills
• ND looking at oil traffic dust's effect on crops
• FEMA flood recovery center opening in Kenmare
• Officials shut down key Minot bridge for repairs
• Today in the news: Debt ceiling fight continues
• Officials say canceling ND fair sad but necessary
• New Minnewaukan school could cost $10.5 million
• SD gov: Missouri River states can work together
• Strong storms cause damage in southeast ND
• Minnesota shutdown enters second week
• Southwest ND residents upset over cell coverage
• Energy coalition looks to recruit more members
• Ramsey County votes to allow section line road proposal to go forward
• Neighbors' worries delay ND park project
• ND State Fair canceled after emergency meeting
• This week: Final ‘Harry Potter’ film opens
• Week in review: Casey Anthony not guilty, will go free July 17
• 4th of July storm in ND, MN had 5 tornadoes
• ND ceremony held for airman killed in Nev. crash
• Prairie Rose State Games get under way in Bismarck
• Disaster Recovery Center opens in Velva
• Video: Final space shuttle launch
• Senators propose immediate end to ethanol credit
• Dakotas in middle of pack in obesity rates
• Farmers, ranchers unsure of hit from ND flooding
• EPA to test air in homes near Montana oil spill
• Minn. shutdown a battle over big-spending legacy
• Today in the news: Casey Anthony to be freed next week
• Flooding Missouri not harming pipelines in ND
• Royal Social Tonight!
• Iowa gov. proposes downstream Missouri River group
• ND man dies after jumping from bridge
• Warm, dry weather over week aids ND crops, farmers
• Fire-damaged UND arena readies for hockey camp
• Devils Lake home burglarized while residents slept inside
• Exxon said failed Mont. pipeline was deeply buried
• Foes of ND pharmacy owner rule seek repeal again
• Read the latest issue of Lake Region Woman...in print or online to learn more about the new FiTT Program at LRSC. See pages 18-20.
• Did you attend opening night of "Annie"? If so, what did you think?
• Today in the news: Facebook announces Skype feature
• ND fall turkey license application deadline looms
• Attorneys file motion to dismiss accident lawsuit
• Minn. lawmakers meet amid government shutdown
• USDA to resurvey farmers in 4 states this month
• City creates new liquor license category
• Two adults hurt in ND home blast upgraded to fair
• Three tornadoes confirmed in southeast North Dakota
• Opening night for Fort Totten Little Theatre's performance of "Anne" is tonight in the Robert Fawcett Auditorium. Showtime: 7:30.
• Mont. gov says Yellowstone oil spill likely in ND
• ODD: Jail inmate says lack of porn violates US Constitution
• More Minot residents might soon return home
• ND college binge drinking rates continue to fall
• US Highway 52 reopens southeast of Minot
• Officials to collect pesticides across ND
• Today in the news: Casey Anthony not guilty of killing Caylee
• The next registration day for new students is around the corner -- July 13.
• Minot area recovery fund donations on the rise
• Casey Anthony not guilty of murder
• HUD approves tribal grants
• KVRR-TV going to hour-long nightly newscasts
• Research center caring for displaced pets
• North Dakota State Fair parade canceled
• ND Farmers Union plans 2012 farm bill forums
• Storms put damper on holiday in southeast ND
• Flood disaster recovery center opens in Burlington
• This week: Last space shuttle launch set for Friday
• This week: Nathan’s Hot Dog Eating Contest is back
• Today in the news: Dominique Strauss-Kahn freed
• Wishing you a safe and fun Independence Day Holiday Weekend! If you're in Devils Lake, there's a parade at Noon parade on Monday. Look for LRSC's entry, Pro Fisherman, Johnnie Candle’s brightly covered fishing boat & pickup. Comm
• Rare white buffalo calf named in Texas
• Survey indicates fewer pheasants in North Dakota
• North Dakota Winter Show has new manager
• Minnesota National Guard to help in flooded Minot
• US judge backs scientists on polar bear request
• ND spring wheat, soybean crops stable; corn up
• Today in the news: NBA lockout begins at midnight
• Videos: Casey Anthony trial
• Foul play not suspected in death of McVille man
• ND flood relief gets another $1 million donation
• Federal officials release college cost comparisons
• ND man wins World Series of Poker bracelet
• FEMA official praises North Dakota flood work
• Former UND alumni leaders want nickname retired
• Dozens of US cities line up to contest 2010 census
• Minot's Broadway reopens to rush hour traffic
• Eight of 9 nurses resign from ND nursing home
• Minn. government shutdown could be hours away
• Hormel donates food to North Dakota flood victims
• North Dakota State Fair to go on despite flooding
• Missouri River flood disrupting Amtrak service
• Schools hit in ND flood; where to put 1,000 kids?
• Today in the news: Newsweek’s Princess Di cover getting slammed
• Former ND work comp director denied new trial
• Former Belcourt IHS employee sentenced
• North Dakota crops need dry, warm weather
• Memorial service set for slain NDSU researcher
• FEMA to consider more ND individual flood aid
• Water shortage a problem in parts of flooded Minot
• Sanford Health might expand to Ghana
• UND group backs president's call on nickname
• Hundreds of flooded Minot homes could be razed
• Garrison Dam reservoir going down, Oahe going up
• In flooded Minot, some prefer camping to shelters
• Today in the news: Bristol Palin says Sarah Palin has decided on presidential bid
• Dalrymple speaks with president about ND flooding
• Record buffalo fish caught in North Dakota
• Bismarck parks director won't face charges for bidding
• Flooded Minot residents asked to conserve water
• Guard spokesman says Minot water visibly receding
• ND businesses hit by Souris get tax filing break
• ND gets emergency $5 million for roads, bridges
• ND flooding reduces number of foster homes
• Sprouts linked to 20 cases of salmonella poisoning
• Today in the news: Ex-Illinois Gov. Rod Blagojevich guilty
• Authorities rescue driver from Minot floodwaters
• Man dies in motorcycle crash near Bozeman
• Proposed Minnkota power line route upsets birdwatchers
• Texas-based energy company opens ND office
• Minot residents told to boil city drinking water
• MDU Resources cuts production forecast on weather
• ND flooding in Canadian hands, but few complaints
• Garrison releases might wind down in 2 weeks
• Supreme Court to review warrantless GPS tracking
• This week: Michele Bachmann to formally announce bid
• Week in review: Whitey Bulger caught, Wal-Mart suit thrown out
• Today in the news: Columbo actor Peter Falk dies at 83
• Actor Josh Duhamel voices support for Minot
• Tony Stewart struggles again in North Dakota
• More ducks than usual breeding in ND
• ND state park closed due to flooding reopens
• Overnight patrols in Minot go smoothly
• Minot braces for river surge over next 2 days
• Minot State University staying open in midst of flooding
• North Dakota part of EPA fracking study
• Soggy Midwest faces new summer threat: more rain
• Order limits access in flooded ND county
• Today in the news: Mob boss Whitey Bulger captured
• US attorney in North Dakota wants to tackle Indian crime
• Nebraska man sentenced for fake mad cow reports
• Few vacancies for thousands of ND flood evacuees
• Large SD wind farm is dedicated
• ND town of Manning losing post office
• Trucking company worker burned, doing well
• FEMA to expedite flood damage assessments
• ND man accused of killing friend pleads not guilty
• Sawyer residents leave homes as Souris rises
• Memorial Day storm in ND, MN had 3 tornadoes
• Plant in ND city of Oakes closing; 56 losing jobs
• ND local govts worry about property tax abolition
• Pipeline company wants to load ND oil on rail cars
• Unarmed Minuteman missile launched from Calif.
• Today in the news: J.K. Rowling and the new Harry Potter website
• St. Paul to provide free meals to kids over the summer
• Bismarck sends sandbags to another threatened town
• Congressman protests Canada's boating policy
• ND lawmakers want special session Nov. 7
• Minot flooding affects county, federal courts
• ND flood damage to public works: $90M plus
• Night boating banned on Missouri River at Bismarck
• Women's air race taking off from Alliance
• Hamm: Fargo storm damage tops $4.2M
• North Dakota farmers make progress planting crops
• ND flood damage estimate: $90M plus
• Recall petitions approved in ND city
• Larger Williston oil training facility endorsed
• Flood risk forces 11,000 to evacuate N Dakota town
• Today in the news: Newt Gingrich loses more supporters
• Flooded Burleigh County issues burn ban
• Initial study completed on Dakota Grasslands idea
• Souris River flooding to be historic
• Study: Child dies in portable pool every 5 days
• Souris River flooding in ND disrupts Amtrak
• Red River to surpass flood stage again in Fargo
• Memorial Day storm was costly for Xcel Energy
• Minot preparing for new Souris River high
• FEMA damage assessment team takes river trip
• Kelley says UND nickname should go
• Sand shortage causes concern for flood fighters
• ND superintendent approves content standards
• Judge approves settlement over Indian royalties
• Today in the news: Supreme Court says no to Wal-Mart lawsuit
• Two ND rural electrics getting federal loans
• Pembina Gorge trails plan sparks concerns
• Man rescued from submerged car in Fargo dies
• Medical emergency forces jet to land at Williston airport
• Man admits to damaging Mooreton community center
• Study says Minot could grow to 56,000 people
• Town worried about golf carts on city streets
• Property values skyrocket in northwestern ND city
• Officials urge courtesy at busy boat ramps
• Wagon train takes people across ND prairie
• Welcome to Missoula Children's Theatre. Rehearsal's are this week. Performance Friday at 7pm. This year's production: The Princess and the Pea.
• This week: Wimbledon kicks off with Isner-Mahut rematch
• Week in review: Weiner resignation is top story
• Today in the news: Oprah wants O.J. confession
• Today in the news: Anthony Weiner resigns
• Dakotas tribe bans swimming due to flooding
• Video: Anthony Weiner resigns
• ODD: Couple's dream home infested with snakes
• GOP faces job of redrawing legislative districts
• Flood recovery already a topic in Bismarck-Mandan
• Souris on decline at Minot but still a threat
• Road safety promoted in western ND oil patch
• Meeting held in DC to discuss Amtrak woes in ND
• Large oil patch man camp approved near Tioga
• 900 Fargo homes lose power in brief outage Wednesday
• Today in the news: Obama administration sued over Libya campaign
• Amtrak service resumes, crews overcome flooding
• Tornado touches down briefly in Luverne, N.D.
• DL Schools website adds class photos from 1890s-present
• North Dakota farmers make progress in spring planting
• State officials warn of I-94 water near Medina
• ND Sen. Hoeven wants Guantanamo kept open
• UND names new law school dean
• Crews race to build up levee ahead of floodwaters
• USDA: ND potatoes in storage equal to last year
• Today in the news: GOP debate winners
• ODD: Wrong team: Paper runs ad touting Miami Heat win
• ND Sen. Hoeven to discuss Guantanamo trip
• NDSU renovation project is corporate-sponsored
• ND lawmakers begin review of health exchanges
• Bismarck schools worried about prolonged flood
• Minot residents decide sales tax question
• Red River drops below flood stage at Fargo
• ND gov calls on residents to observe Flag Day
• ND lawmaker has questions on Mo River management
• ND West Nile surveillance program starts
• DSU professor in Israel to study terrorism threat
• Today in the news: BART cop who killed man goes free
• Grand Forks wants to host big events
• Tiny ND town fears closure of post office
• Universities sponsor seminar on US-Canada relation
• Roads, bridges damaged by storm near Almont
• Sinkhole shuts down I-29 overpass in north Fargo
• Pollution a worry as Missouri River floods
• ODD: Officials mull if peanut butter is assault
• Medina memorial to have World Trade Center beam
• Hospital: Girl survives rabies without vaccination
• Tuition and fee payment is today for summer semester courses. Check your account in Campus Connection or see Mary or Val in the Business Office.
• This week: Republican presidential hopefuls debate Monday
• Week in review: Anthony Weiner scandal, Delta and returning soldiers
• Today in the news: Sarah Palin emails released
• Firms face $3M in fines over flooded ND oil pits
• ND winter wheat estimate changes little over month
• Missouri River hits record level at Williston
• Devils Lake outlet at capacity
• Summit Trail in western ND Badlands closed
• People fleeing flooded Missouri won't be back soon 

• Today in the news: Alabama gov signs strict immigration law
• Souris River to rise again at Minot
• Some changes in Teddy Roosevelt park elk hunt
• ND regulator says MDU withheld info in rate case
• ND wind project goes forward despite legal fight
• ND Guard starts trimming flood-fighting forces
• New newspaper launches in Bismarck
• Flood mitigation work continues on Standing Rock
• ND deer license application deadline extended
• Today in the news: Flying bear kills 2 in Quebec accident
• Construction season begins; drivers reminded to slow down
• MDU electric rate rise boosts ND customer bills
• With or without federal funds, RC & D vows to continue
• Devils Lake residents urge community to show support
• Frustration grows among Devils Lake residents, officials
• EPA objects to proposed oil pipeline from Canada
• Today in the news: Will Anthony Weiner resign?
• Missouri's expected Bismarck peak drops 1 foot
• Fun new activities at Devils Lake Relay for Life
• Missouri River flood may aid protected birds, fish
• Flooding prep for Bismarck, Mandan appears solid
• Today in the news: Apple unveils iCloud
• Water Commission approves resolution to address Devils Lake flooding
• Webcams provide view of Mo River flooding
• Standing Rock residents prepare for high waters
• Flood evac delayed on Bismarck neighborhoods
• ND counties keep heavy trucks off oilfield roads
• 1,100 expected for ND FFA state convention
• This week: The top viral videos of May
• Week in review: Cellphones and cancer, John Edwards indicted
• Today in the news: Chinese teen sells kidney for iPad
• Flooding closes Highway 2 near Towner
• Welcomes all to Devils Lake for the 19th Annual Devils Run. Drive Safe! Have a great weekend!
• North Dakota walleye spawning season successful
• Dickinson radio tower falls
• North central ND farmers can't get into the fields
• Rising rivers threaten some ND livestock
• Team formed in Devils Lake to aid sexual abuse victims
• Power restored after ND, MN storms
• Dakotas spellers don't advance at national bee
• Bismarck couple remember 1997 Grand Forks flood
• Souris River crests at Minot
• Another ND county added to disaster list
• Today in the news: Food pyramid dropped for food plate
• Goehring wants CRP land opened
• Items removed from flood threatened Minot schools
• Sandbaggers offered T-shirts
• Sheriff says wind, water doing great damage to roads in the Lake Region
• Devils Lake Chamber area road reports
• Residents of Minot nursing home evacuated
• ND Mo River dam's spillway opened for first time
• Storm damage documented in parts of ND, MN
• Bismarck "ready" for higher Missouri River
• Royal Social...Tonight!
• County board approves several oil patch man camps
• Flooding threatens Burlington a second time
• Today in the news: Are the Smurfs racist?
• Minn. gov. pledges help with ND flooding
• Dalrymple: Pipe bids opened for Devils Lake east-end outlet
• Minot mayor orders evacuations
• Amtrak service disrupted by Devils Lake flooding
• 60 mph winds damage roads in Lake Region
• Ed Schultz returning to Fargo airwaves
• Emergency spending approved to fight ND floods
• Fast work on levees to protect S. Dakota cities
• Today in the news: WHO says cellphones could cause cancer
• Rain floods Minot streets, closes bridges, ND 52
• Storms knock out power to thousands in ND
• Fire safety important in grilling season
• County may take over small town's policing
• Minn. commissioner arrested on assault charges
• Repair work beginning on flooded western ND highways
• Proof Positive, You're never too old to learn.
• Week in review: New York's 26th district elects Democrat
• Week in review: Casey Anthony trial begins in Florida
• Week in review: Joplin, Mo., tornado is the deadliest since 1947
• Today in the news: Obama extends Patriot Act
• Center for Disabilities seeking input
• ND Health Dept. issues hantavirus warning
• Red Cross call center activated in ND
• Churchs Ferry church holding last service
• Deadly horse virus prompts change in ND rule
• Carrington church votes to leave ECLA
• Bismarck zoo closes; sandbag volunteers sought
• 30 ND oil wells shuttered due to flood threat
• ND regulators consider banning oil waste pits
• Big cats switching zoos in the Dakotas
• Dam releases could force Mont. flooding downstream
• Today in the news: Elizabeth Smart's kidnapper gets life in prison
• Grad party held for students from Munich, Starkweather, RL
• ND's 2013 Legislature starts at noon Jan. 8
• North Dakota Guard honoring slain soldiers
• ODD: Elma, Wash., dairy princess is lactose intolerant
• Join LRSC for the next Royal Social...one week from today!
• 'Religious freedom' measure approved for ND ballot
• Today in the news: John Edwards may face indictment
• Bismarck puts out 'urgent' call for sandbaggers
• ODD: Newspaper corrects 112-year-old obit
• North Dakota National Guard returns to flood duty
• Some trucker rules modified for ND flood response
• Minot dikes being shored up in about 40 spots
• West Fargo voters deciding school bond package
• Diocese to open chapel near ND abortion clinic
• Bismarck mayor declares flood emergency
• Devils Lake leaders say no to Tolna structure
• 1,300 museums offer free tickets for military families
• NDSU golfer Anderson qualifies for US Open
• Mo. tornado deadliest in US since 1950
• ND county cracking down on oil trucks
• Radio host says world's end actually coming in Oct.
• Fargo talk show host canned before end of program
• ND county wants paperless meetings
• Dalrymple wants disaster declaration expanded
• Fight over Canadian oil pipeline moves to Congress
• Regulator expects steady growth in ND oil rigs
• Team evaluating closed ND highway
• Summer hours for The Paul Hoghaug Library are: 8:00-5:00 Monday through Thursday, and from 8:00-4:00 on Fridays. Have a great summer!
• Problems continue along flooded Souris River
• Members of burned ND church gather for services
• South Bismarck area dealing with high Missouri
• Today in the news: Tim Pawlenty announces presidential run
• Tornado hits north Minneapolis, killing one , injuring 18
• Republican Pawlenty betting it all on Iowa
• National Guard unveils new facilty in Devils Lake
• Lake access improved, boat ramps open on Devils Lake
• This week: President Obama heads to Europe
• Week in review: Doomsday prophesies nothing new
• Today in the news: NATO destroys Libyan ships
• New Grand Forks cemetery has first burial
• ND regulators give go-ahead on natural gas plants
• Midwest, Plains bankers worried about energy costs
• ND to check contractor compliance
• ND Gov Dalrymple has growth removed from nose
• Today in the news: President Obama announces Egypt, Israel plans
• New oil inspectors to step up ND oversight
• ODD: Man eats 25,000th Big Mac, 39 years after his first
• Minot man appeals to high court over business aid
• Missouri River flooding trails in Bismarck
• ND monthly tax on phone lines to decline July 1
• New ND babies eligible for $100 college grant
• Effort under way to cut Valley City administrator
• Cos. face millions in fines over flooded oil pits
• ND Governor vetoes parts of 2 spending bills
• Today in the news: Rapture group gets ready for the end
• Health Department urges caution during tick season
• Hebron buys former clinic building for $1
• ND sunflower farmers say MN company owes them money
• New program at LRSC: Fitness Trainer Technician
• Disaster assistance for Ramsey Cty. farmers
• Berg says Democratic Senate roadblock to change
• ODD: Man survives lightning strike at campsite
• Englestad fund donating to Vegas Legal Aid Center
• Today in the news: Israel couple name baby ‘Like’ after Facebook
• Survey says...4 of 8 seniors at Adams-Edmore High School have chosen LRSC this fall!
• AG won't issue opinion on Fighting Sioux nickname
• Rep. Berg announces North Dakota US Senate bid
• Dem: GOP's Berg seeks Senate seat on 'platitudes'
• ND anglers reminded about proper fish disposal
• Website taking comments on Fargo's future
• ND state historic sites open for summer season
• Lead plaintiff in Indian trust case battles cancer
• Exec pleased with response to ND pipeline leak
• Fargo officials prepare to open parks after flood
• Sullys Hill game preserve in ND reopens
• Today in the news: Donald Trump not running for president
• Rescue effort halted on Apple Creek near Bismarck
• ND potash deposits drawing investor attention
• Lawmaker wants monitoring of ND vets programs
• High waters force groups to cancel riverboat rides
• Sioux Caravan making stops in ND, MN cities
• Guard, tribe receive new 'Lakota' helicopters
• This week: Rahm Emanuel to be sworn in as Chicago mayor
• Week in review: Mississippi River flooding could be among worst ever
• Today in the news: Taliban kills 80 in retaliation for bin Laden
• Tea party godfather Ron Paul running for president
• SD tops nation in bison; ND ranks third
• UND aviation grads are first of their kind
• Work begins to protect Minnewaukan school
• Graduation is at 10am in the Robert Fawcett Auditorium. Graduates: Line up in the Student Services Hallway, Classrooms 21 & 33. Congratulations Class of 2011!
• Today in the news: Big oil drilled over billions in tax breaks
• Future of Essential Air Service being negotiated
• ND National Guard wraps up spring flood mission
• Winners named in ND teen safety campaign
• ND Guard member to receive NATO medal
• ND Dem lawmakers want Gulleson US Senate race
• ND winter wheat production to be down slightly
• Libertarians challenging ND ballot access law
• ND officials praise disaster declaration
• Today in the news: Bin Laden relatives want proof of death
• 70,000 trout being stocked in North Dakota waters
• Sons of Norway to host 3 events this week in DL
• No sage grouse season in North Dakota again
• It's Women’s Health Week in North Dakota
• The 2011 edition of Shorelines has arrived. Pick up your issue of Lake Region State College’s annual magazine of the arts in the Bookstore!
• Bismarck might allow brew pubs and microbreweries
• Keystone oil pipeline leak won't affect deliveries
• Spring planting finally getting under way in ND
• Feinberg is head of ICE investigations in 5 states
• ND deer licenses will be down 6 percent this year
• Health care, taxes on ND Legislature study list
• Congratulations to all who participated in the Adult Learning Center's GED Graduation Cermony tonight.
• Today in the news: Microsoft buys Skype
• Blizzard damages estimated at $6.6 million
• Road report for area highways
• Muskrats wreaking havoc on Walsh County roads
• ND higher ed board might challenge on UND nickname
• Petersburg residents to talk about alleged sex crimes
• Groups take to the airwaves to attract teachers
• NDSU golfer Anderson makes national championships
• ND project provides vegetables for the hungry
• Lawmakers want AG opinion on Fighting Sioux bill
• Goehring: ND producers should document ag losses
• Today in the news: Engineers try to save Memphis, New Orleans
• Oil pipeline leak being cleaned up in southeast ND
• La Nina brings flood risks, drought to West
• AT&T official says merger would help rural areas
• AG says oilmen confident in ND's staying power
• Minot airport to get $1.2M in improvements
• Sewer backups hit some homes in Jamestown
• Final Test Week at LRSC. Good Luck Students!
• Disabled lawyer cranks out lawsuits
• This week: Deficit reduction talks resume
• Week in review: A decade to find bin Laden
• Stalled ND mine reclamation to resume
• Today in the news: Al-Qaida confirms bin Laden’s death
• Valley City administrator, police chief clash
• Strategic road plan for Ramsey County developed
• Northern pike population booming in North Dakota
• Granville gas utility fined $7,500 for violations
• Three ND employers up for national military award
• Belfield woman checked for letter to senator
• ND regulators approve Rolette County wind farm
• Western ND power outages at fewer than 500
• Clark says he won't seek third ND PSC term
• ND surpasses $100M for monthly oil tax collection
• House passes bill making it easier to drill
• Today in the news: President Obama visits ground zero
• ND taxable sales, purchases set record in 2010
• Carlson standing down as ND Farmers Union pres
• Over $2 million available to Devils Lake Country Club
• Schafer discounts gubernatorial run
• DuBois, Redfox win council spots in tribal election
• Tribal waste facility in ND being cleaned up
• USDA home loan limit increased for ND
• Be a hero...Donate today. The blood drive is in the Theater Arts Playhouse.
• Program aims to boost reservation beef production
• Minnewaukan facing more floodwater problems
• North Dakotans aging as boomers near retirement
• Today in the news: Bin Laden death photos won’t be released
• Plans for dairy farm near Edgeley scrapped
• Grand Forks voters reject library tax
• Feds take action against bogus STD cures
• ND crop planting still hampered by wet spring
• 'Republicans promote ND Legislature's results
• Today in the news: Bin Laden unarmed during raid
• Most recent road conditions for Devils Lake area
• Investing in Devils Lake’s future
• Wheels in motion for Lake Region Relay For Life
• Hope to see you at Spring Blast games over the lunch hour in the Student Union
• ND nursing facility rates released
• North Dakota APUC to review 8 funding requests
• Governor proclaims Drinking Water Week in ND
• Oswald named to head FBI in Minnesota, ND, SD
• Many in western ND, eastern MT still without power
• Today in the news: How the U.S. found and killed bin Laden
• Rivers fall below major flood stage at 2 ND cities
• Appeals court upholds dismissal in 2007 lawsuit
• Police presence beefed up at NY airports, WTC site
• Bush hails bin Laden death as victory for America
• Martial arts league files lawsuit against ND bar
• Many in ND, Montana still without power
• Settlement reached in ND cattle feed lawsuit
• Voters to decide fix for old, moldy courthouse
• 'Experience North Dakota' event set in Minneapolis
• It's Spring Blast Week at LRSC. Check out the events on the website. Events include: Grocery Bingo, Minute To Win It and a Hypnotist Wednesday night.
• Economist: Higher fuel prices slow Midwest economy
• ND Game and Fish pays $465,000 to counties
• North Dakotans react to bin Laden's death
• Today in the news: How tornadoes work
• Today in the news: Relive the royal wedding
• Today in the news: Prince William and Kate Middleton tie the knot
• Carlson will lead group that decides ND studies
• ND Senate approves $646M higher ed budget
• Foreign investment center being created in ND
• Assessment of ND flood damage under way
• North Dakota man collects $1M Powerball
• New ND gun law excludes State Hospital workers
• Global Hawk expected at ND air base in May
• Judge approves USDA, Indian farmers settlement
• Agreement gives ND employees 3 percent raises
• GOP: ND Legislature a 'landmark'
• Minot getting more summertime flights
• Tribal meeting to focus on violence against women
• Today in the news: Tornadoes devastate the South
• Number of ND workplace deaths remains high
• ND lawmakers' housing stipend to rise
• Norwegian delegation visiting Grand Forks
• Neb. county backs proposed Canadian oil pipeline
• Unemployment falls in 80 pct. of large cities
• Bismarck selling Northern Plains Commerce Centre
• Exemption for oil wells costing state $30M a year
• Kalk begins US Senate bid; colleagues prefer Berg
• Lawmakers prickly on ND backing for cactus
• Today in the news: Obama releases birth certificate; PlayStation accounts hacked
• West Fargo left out of ND 'rapid enrollment' grant
• Lake Ashtabula in ND hits record level
• Bismarck selling Northern Plains Commerce Centre
• Future of Prairie Rose State Games uncertain
• Pomeroy to get honorary degree from UND
• ND lawmaker: School spending not getting results
• Bar smoking ban takes effect in Bismarck
• ND fieldwork still hampered by wet weather
• ND flood fight moving toward flood cleanup
• Plan for pipeline project approved by ND House
• Nissan Leaf, Chevy Volt get top safety ratings
• Today in the news: Video shows Texas motorcyclist being hit by car
• Neche port of entry reopens
• Despite gripes, ND GOP approves $1M for fed health
• FDA says Merck drug successfully fights hepatitis
• Northern states to get Homeland Security grants
• Sandbagging costs soar in Moorhead
• Aronson resigning as ND Democratic director
• No driving range in ND Highway Patrol budget
• Lawmakers approve revised ND gambling tax break
• Today in the news: New Wii in the works
• ND to challenge EPA on plant haze program
• Support the student nurses by attending their health and wellness fair this Wednesday from 10:00 am to 2:00 pm in the Student Union and surrounding area.
• Study: Some happy states have high suicide rates
• ND Senate defeats bill ordering new voter checks
• Some oil patch residents told to find new housing
• Turtle Mountain Chippewa oppose UND nickname
• Fort Totten college library gets money for upgrades
• Three up for consideration for National Register
• Paddlefish snagging season to open in ND
• ND neighbors cut off by flooding commute by boat
• ND teens ambivalent about new driving restrictions
• ND tribal college library gets money for upgrades
• Supreme Court justice to help dedicate ND school
• Today in the news: British woman finds Jesus in towel
• Today in the news: The history of Peeps
• Today in the news: Record number of right whales spotted on Earth Day
• Poll shows youth without degrees at end of job line
• Turtle Mountain Chippewa oppose UND nickname
• Apple slammed over iPhone, iPad location tracking
• Bismarck has sixth-snowiest winter on record
• Dakotas in for Good Friday snow storm
• Air base in Minot protects nukes from snowelt
• ND lawmakers: No more equity money in higher ed
• Sheyenne at Valley City to crest below record
• ND lawmakers to work Good Friday, finish next week
• ND property, income tax cuts lumped into 1 bill
• Bottineau County hit hard by flooding
• Lawmakers agree on gambling tax for ND charities
• Today in the news: Amazon outage takes down Reddit, Foursquare
• ODD: Gold fish races end after complaints
• No damages awarded in Fargo student injury case
• Lake access and boat ramps are priority for Devils Lake
• NCAA says no go on Fighting Sioux law
• Clarification: Meeting with Senator Kent Conrad
• ND 'religious freedom' petition submitted
• ND regulators investigating flooded oil waste pits
• Dakota difference in cell usage stumps officials
• Wal-Mart gets OK to sell liquor in Grand Forks
• Wet spring delaying ND fieldwork even more
• Today in the news: Many questions on first anniversary of oil spill
• ND victim of plane crash was geography whiz
• Bismarck voters ban smoking in bars
• ND National Guard soldiers return from Haiti
• Amendment would help ND lawmakers get govt jobs
• ND legislators make progress on higher ed budget
• ND lawmakers approve concussion management rules
• ND Senate endorses protest of federal health law
• High water takes toll on small North Dakota dams
• Today in the news: Houston 6-year-old takes gun to school; 3 hurt
• Motorcycle deaths drop, but trend is worrisome
• Meetings set on West Fargo school bond vote
• Cutback in dam releases could help Valley City
• Storm system brings more spring snow to Dakotas
• City votes to pay lion’s share of big repair projects
• Goehring OKs herbicide to protect dry bean crop
• Tonight at LRSC, TRiO achievers will be recognized in the Chautauqua Gallery tonight at 7pm. Also, a performance of "Voices of the Prairie" readers theater is in the Robert Fawcett Auditorium Tonight at Wednesday, both nights at 7:30. This is
• Lawmaker suggests ending ND teacher bargaining
• Two ND Guard units get mobilization orders
• ND House defeats tax cut for charitable gambling
• Today in the news: ‘Royal wedding’ dance an Internet sensation
• ODD: College paper goes topless
• Idle ND oil wells at highest level since 2001
• Bismarck voters on Tuesday to decide bar smoking
• Mouse River Park residents advised to leave
• Two people escape after car goes in ditch
• Help for plant exports from North Dakota
• Corps to study proposed Tolna Coulee structure
• Coast Guard admiral tours flood areas in ND
• ND Tax Department extends hours on Monday
• Record river crest looms in Valley City
• Parts of North Dakota could get more spring snow
• Today in the news: A look at Prince William
• Today in the news: Taxes due Monday
• Today in the news: Gas prices nearing record high
• ND Dems say budget skipped hearing
• ND sets up flood-damaged homes hotline
• Man sentenced in fatal Grand Forks crash
• Grand Forks Air Force Base and its Education Center closed at 1:30 pm due to winter weather. No classes at Grand Forks Air Force Base campus.
• Lake Region hunters visit South Africa
• Travel Alert issued for central North Dakota
• Winter returns to North, South Dakota
• Snowmelt runoff leading to ND oil spills
• North Dakota Tea Party Caucus forms
• Changes to ND Teacher of the Year program expected
• ND lawmakers poised to cut gambling taxes
• Troubled dam still threatens North Dakota town
• Dalrymple says Valley City handling floodwaters
• Today in the news: Zsa Zsa Gabor wants a baby, husband says
• More of I-29 closed in ND because of flooding
• Devils Lake flooding slows mail delivery in region
• School enrollment grants draw fire in ND House
• ND House kills Dept. of Commerce budget
• Grafton sheriff survives recall election
• More North Dakota counties declared disaster
• Williston residents decide tax question
• More bison issues at troubled Dakotas ranch
• Today in the news: President Obama unveils deficit reduction plan
• Farmers, airlines exempt from derivatives rules
• Kentucky parents: TSA frisked our 6-year-old daughter
• ND receives two awards at immunization conference
• Pawlenty says 'I'm running;" campaign downplays it
• I-29 closure means heavy traffic in small towns
• Wet weather affects ND farmers, ranchers
• River dam near ND city of 1,200 at risk of failure
• ND amendment requires state exec oaths of office
• ND tax cut supporters backing $150M in reductions
• 2 ND dams monitored closely this flooding season
• ND lawmakers agree on $1.7B road budget
• Eyes on high water in North Dakota
• Today in the news: Japan upgrades severity of nuclear crisis
• ND Senate approves $645 million higher ed budget
• Woman sues Grand Forks Menards for injuries
• Companies say ND wind turbine accident unique
• ND bighorn sheep population remains stable
• Dalrymple, others on northeast ND flood tour
• Boys OK after river rescue
• Grain loading elevator planned at Hebron
• 300 Minnesota Guard soldiers on patrol in flood zone
• ND Senate approves $2B transportation budget
• In N. Dakota, flood attention turns to rural north
• ND Senate scales back income tax cuts
• Ceremony held for deploying MN, ND soldiers
• Today in the news: Toddler served alcohol at Applebee’s
• New Rockford tackles rising James River
• Tribal colleges conference drawing 1,200 to ND
• Sharp-tailed grouse observation blinds available
• Lake Sakakawea spill might speed up response plan
• Devils Lake’s floodfighting duo
• Dickinson annexation dispute to continue
• Williston to vote on city sales tax
• Guard plucks man from flood threatened home in Fargo
• Town of Horace deals with ammonia leak on Saturday
• ND Legislature looks at tighter concussion rules
• Corps bumps up releases because of March runoff
• ND regulators plan forum on federal enviro rules
• North Dakota farmland rental rates rising
• 30-mile stretch of I-29 in ND remains closed
• Today in the news: Kate Middleton changing the perception of the royal family?
• Today in the news: Miracle dog gains fans all over the world
• Health Dept. urges private well owners to take precautions
• Today in the news: Countdown to shutdown
• ODD: Rodeo bulls make a run for it in Idaho town
• Govt announces plan to reduce health disparities
• Hofstad, Johnson at work in House for Lake Region interests
• Many ND highways affected by flooding
• Poll: Few confident US ready for nuclear emergency
• Gov waives some trucker rules for flood response
• Hunters go missing on flooded ND river
• Minn. volunteers fill gap after farmer dies sandbagging
• Make a wish!
• ND Senate tables abortion restrictions
• North Dakota gets $50M for road repairs
• Weather service lowers flood crest range in Fargo
• Today in the news: Another quake hits Japan
• ND House: Ask permission to raise federal debt
• ND Dems, GOP gov. want NCAA meeting open
• ND college students boozing less, smoking more pot
• Valley City nears goal of 150,000 sandbags
• Developer wants to renovate Bismarck building
• Spirit Lake woman indicted by Grand Jury for embezzlement, theft from Tribe Organization
• ND county, hospital settle over AL fugitive's bill
• Alaska law would allow military to drink at age 18
• Deer hunter success up in ND last year
• Fargo students bolster volunteer sandbag brigade
• FEMA sends team to North Dakota
• ND panel hears plan to cap fees in $3.4B Indian settlement
• Damage believed minimal from western ND spill
• Today in the news: Budget battle continues
• Attorney General rejects opinion request on NCAA meeting
• ND spring turkey season opens Saturday
• $100 fine for txting drvrs on way to Gvnr
• LaMoure students return, 2 months after fire
• Team rescues trio stranded on flooded road
• National Guard soldiers back on Fargo flood duty
• 5 teens taken to hospital after Larimore crash
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• North Dakota census count is second highest in history
• Sandbag delivery expected to last four days
• ND lawmaker wants to free up money for schools
• Hoeven calls for new study of Williston Basin oil
• Today in the news: Government shutdown possible
• Devils Lake man sentenced for gross sexual imposition
• Poll reveals boomers' retirement fears
• Registration for summer semester begins today. Classes start June 6th. See the schedules online.
• Meet Ramsey County’s new emergency manager
• Three sets of twin calves born on ND ranch
• Wet conditions delay crop planting in ND
• Canadian Pacific plans $100M expansion in ND
• Grand Forks man sentenced in crash that cost man a leg
• New Red River diversion opposition group forms
• ND Senate considers lower potash tax
• ND 'idiots, insane' amendment headed for ballot
• Powerball ticket in ND is worth $1 million
• Proposed ND higher ed finance commission beaten
• Higher traffic fines hit red light in ND Senate
• Today in the news: 9/11 suspects to be tried at Gitmo
• Corps awards contracts to build levees
• The Ralph hosting UND hockey viewing party
• North Dakota ethanol plant increases production
• North Dakota oil patch turns 60
• FDA proposes calorie counts on menus, drive-throughs
• Fargo prevails in 'tough weather' contest
• Public encouraged to report bald eagle nests in ND
• ND officials monitoring oil spill clean-ups
• Rural areas watch the bottom line in flood fight
• Three ND cities getting affordable housing grants
• More than 200 airmen returning to Minot base
• Today in the news: Anniversary of Martin Luther King’s death
• Today in the news: The best April Fools’ pranks
• Today in the news: Quran burning reportedly leads to Afghanistan attack
• ND Air Guard Unit named tops in nation
• ODD: Fake massage parlor inspector nabbed
• Key Midwest economic index slipped in March survey
• Bank of ND could make home loans in rural areas
• ND group is part of biotech alfalfa lawsuit
• Minot group wants sales tax extended
• American Crystal to plant biotech beets again
• ND farmers expected to plant more spring wheat
• Weather delays sandbagging in Fargo-Moorhead area
• ND Legislature wants to keep redistricting job
• ND House broadens, approves youth concussions bill
• Today in the news: Mega Millions winners come forward
• ND Senate: Gun owners can bring firearms to work
• ND senator wants constitutional convention on debt
• Load restrictions go into effect on ND highways
• ND poaching case under investigation
• Missouri River study focus of Dakotas meetings
• Sanford to operate county-owned hospital in MN
• Valley City reassess flood protection plan
• 60 percent vote for ND tax increases defeated
• Today in the news: President Obama announces new energy plan
• ND Senate shoots down higher ed budget changes
• Low-income families in ND to receive job training, employment
• Fargo opts for bigger bag to help stop floodwaters
• Bismarck opens 2 self-fill sandbag sites
• ND lawmaker wants to push back funeral protesters
• Fargo-Moorhead sandbags to be delivered
• Feds say ND prairie dog management plan working
• Today in the news: Donald Trump birth certificate not official
• Pride of Dakota Day planned today at Capitol
• Drive smart, stay safe: School tells bus drivers not to travel on flooded roads
• 'Abstinence only' sex ed in ND schools approved
• Truck tips on I-29 ramp in Grand Forks; potatoes spill
• Fundraiser planned for cancer-stricken Elverud
• Anyone up for bus ride to Valley City?
• Valley City to start stockpiling sandbags
• Ramsey County getting new emergency manager
• Steel manufacturer wants ND lawsuit removed
• ND Senate approves distracted driving ban
• Soil, water from oil well fire area being tested
• Today in the news: Cobra on the lam
• Flood hot line opens for Red River Valley
• Ramsey Cty. Sheriff: Serving papers is not fun
• Wrestler arrested after found in vehicle in median
• Mandan dealing with $92M debt
• Thanks to all who helped with and attended the benefit breakfast in memory of Gary Halle yesterday. Bidding for the Sioux Hockey Jersey ends today at noon!
• Fargo sets up hot line for Red River flood fight
• Anti-property tax effort still seeking signatures
• Minnkota wants narrow corridor for power line
• New fishing, furbearer licenses needed in ND
• UND space suit tested at Antarctica
• Today in the news: Remembering Elizabeth Taylor
• Today in the news: Reagan assassination attempt was 30 years ago
• Today in the news: Violence in Syria
• Bachmann may enter White House race
• Aviation Hall of Fame inducts new member in ND
• Rugby wind turbine accident pegged to bolt failure
• ND regulators set hearings on power line location
• Former DLHS superintendent enjoying retirement
• Schemionek hopes to return to region in farming capacity
• SD man says hidden GPS device violated his rights
• Remember to bring your appetite Sunday morning. Pancakes and Sausage at the KC Hall in memory of Gary. Check out the bidding for Sioux Hockey Jersey, too @ www.lrsc.edu.
• Fargo-Moorhead has fourth-snowiest winter
• Bill requires more voting stations in ND
• Economic stress dips in past year
• Today in the news: NATO to take over Libya mission
• Spring snowstorm creates more flood worries
• Team rescues stranded student
• Minot approaches record snowfall
• Plans in place for annual Bull Session
• Harvey flour business cited by OSHA; $30,000 fines proposed
• ODD: Bostonian finds dog alive in her burned-out home
• UND to host 41st Time-Out and Wacipi Celebration
• ODD: Voodoo lily brings the stink to Minnesota Zoo
• New home sales slowest in at least a half-century
• ND home school teachers want less monitoring
• Fargo officials say weather might not be all bad
• Today in the news: Elizabeth Taylor remembered
• ODD: Church giving away Easter cash
• Red Cross: 10,000 learn CPR to honor Rep. Giffords
• ODD: Responders learn first aid for pets
• ND fire, police chiefs may get evacuation power
• ODD: Coyote on runway delays flights
• Valley City manufacturing plant closing
• Fargo company files federal suit over leaky Canadian glass
• Storm shuts down ND highways, schools
• Sanford expanding children's clinic initiative
• ND school officials push 'lockdown' practice
• Donors reimburse stolen Girl Scout cookie money
• TransCanada: More review won't raise pipeline cost
• Former North Dakotans finish Iditarod
• Storm delays start of Red River Valley flood fight
• Lake Region State College Devils Lake campus will open at 10:00 am Wednesday, March 23. Classes will start at 10:00 am. College Care for Kids childcare center also will open at 10:00 am.
• Today in the news: U.S. fighter jet crashes
• Rugby wind farm resumes operation
• Shaft, Hjelmstad confirmed for ND higher ed board
• Officials to inspect firewood at Fargo homes
• Southwest ND education program under fire
• Bill gives ND officials power to order evacuations
• Guns in vehicles at work allow by proposed ND law
• Lake Region State College will be closing at noon due to severe winter weather. Please check the website for updates.
• ND lawmakers support 'fracking' for oil production
• ND House defeats fenced hunting rules
• PATH receives donation for video equipment
• SD business man helps poor nations in Africa
• Wyndmere considering city sales tax
• Today in the news: World mourns Knut the polar bear
• ND regulators want info on Rugby wind tower accident
• Tesoro plans $35 million expansion of ND refinery
• ODD: Mom forces son to stand on street with sign for bad grades
• Gas, food prices double whammy for rural families
• New charter service set for North Dakota oil patch
• Norsk Hostfest announces 2011 entertainment
• States push harder for online sales tax collection
• Report: Kids safest in rear-facing car seats until age two
• LRSC Student Athlete and graduate, Emmanuel 'Manny' Ohomne was featured during last night's NCAA March Madness coverage. If you can help his cause, go to
• International physics conference planned in Fargo
• ND bighorn hunting license sells for $41,000
• ND issues nonresident any-deer bow licenses
• Minot base photographer to help with Japan relief
• Volunteers came from 22 states to fill sandbags
• ND Dems want hearing on proposed oil tax reduction
• Kasper not pursuing ND Internet poker measure
• Winter storm predicted for much of North Dakota
• Today in the news: Facebook post saves family
• Congrats to the Carrington Cardinals. State Class B Girls Basketball Champs!
• Today in the news: ‘Supermoon’ lights up night sky
• Today in the news: Violence continues in Libya
• It's the last Friday of spring break -- have a great, safe weekend and we'll see you back in classes Monday!
• 620 bison at troubled Dakotas ranch up for auction
• Diet Coke passes Pepsi to become No. 2 soda in US
• Minot's airport impact estimated at $70.6M
• Competing ND bills target texting while driving
• Gov signs bill to keep UND Fighting Sioux nickname
• ND bill would up fines for driving on closed roads
• Today in the news: Japan nuclear crisis; the tweet that got worker fired
• ODD: Squirrel attacking residents of Vt. neighborhood
• Okla. dog's life changes after he survives euthanasia attempt
• ND gas flaring at record high
• Artist in residence visits Fort Totten
• US attorney hosts tribal listening session
• Students react fast when deer crashes into bus
• President O'Bama? Irish American relatives identified
• Fargo in running for 'Toughest Weather City'
• ND's 3 largest cities show double-digit growth
• Cass County may gain 6 new seats in ND Legislature
• ND House looks at changing property tax relief
• 'Offensive' language targeted in ND Constitution
• Sheriff wants to restore ND patrol money
• Oil pipeline delayed for more environmental review
• Illegal Neb. hunt of 125 geese being investigated
• Crews work on site of overturned tanker near New Town
• Release of North Dakota census data planned
• Ag commissioner confident in hybrid ethanol plant
• Flood insurance policies down slightly in ND
• Gov signs bill making ladybug ND state insect
• Western ND coal mine foes deliver protest to PSC
• Docs say ND bill will hurt infertile couples
• ND House considers loans to spark housing projects
• Dickinson house won't become homeless shelter
• Hawaii becomes first state with $4 gas average
• Backers of ND corp tax cut say it'll help economy
• Gov. directs flags flown at half-staff
• Obama prods Congress on education law
• ND lawmakers debate solutions to bullying
• Japan earthquake detected in North Dakota
• Sanford Health, Avera hiring hundreds
• Today in the news: Nuclear meltdowns still feared in Japan
• ODD: Passenger prayer spurs security alert on LA flight
• Navajo slush fund cases overwhelm tribal courts
• Man to plead guilty to making false statements
• Internet usage transforming news industry
• 4 UND students being brought back from Japan
• Obama calls for stricter enforcement of gun laws
• Hundreds pray in Fargo for spring flood help
• MDU names new head of oil, gas division
• Trial set for driver in fatal crash on Spirit Lake reservation
• Dickinson might regulate adult entertainment
• Lisbon leaders to discuss flood protection buyouts
• ND oil companies ship by rail to get better price
• Corps may drop March pulse on Missouri River
• Welcomes Marketplace For Kids to campus today. Have a great day!
• Fargo elementary getting $1.6 million addition
• Troopers: 800 motorists rescued after ND blizzard
• Today in the news: Rock and Roll Hall of Fame induction tomorrow
• Today in the news: How earthquakes happen
• Today in the news: Earthquake, tsunami devastate Japan
• National Guard biathlon team competes in Spain, defends title in nationals
• Downtown Bismarck post office might close
• ODD: Twin sisters give birth hours apart
• Have a great spring break. Travel safe!
• NDSU child care center gets reprieve
• Vote on Fighting Sioux nickname possible Friday
• NDSU group wants child center closure reconsidered
• Senior class leading UND hockey into playoffs
• ND landowners backing changes in oil compensation
• ND House looks at regulating fenced hunting
• Today in the news: Muslim hearings begin
• ND changes mean stronger gov., longer Legislature
• Valley City, Jamestown site of flood prep meetings
• West Fargo schools look to focus groups
• Nevada State Fair ending after 136 years
• ND oil well fire still burning
• FEMA sends flood team to ND
• Amendment would stretch ND Legislature to 100 days
• ND bill would cap, highlight student fees
• ND lawmakers target restriction on govt jobs
• ND amendment would strengthen gov's veto power
• ND group studying ethanol in Denmark
• Today in the news: Shakeup at NPR after tea party video
• State moving forward with east Devils Lake outlet
• LRSC Playmakers Auditions for "Voices of the Prairie" are at 5pm tonight in the Theatre Arts Playhouse. Conflicts, contact Jeanette, 662-1495 or jeanette.kenner@lrsc.edu
• Grocery in jeopardy in small ND town
• ND bill aims at preferred provider networks
• Court upholds $311K award against debt collector
• 2011 LRSC Graduates: Place your graduation regalia orders by March 23. Questions...see or call Melissa or Sandi in the bookstore - 701-662-1538.
• ND Senate reviews 911 recording restrictions
• ND Senate endorses ladybug as state insect
• Large South Dakota wind farm operational
• Congratulations on a great season Lady Royals. Malcolm X 62 Lady Royals 44.
• Today in the news: Millions of dead fish wash up near L.A.
• LRSC Campus Students: Tonight's Lady Royals the game will be available to watch in the dining room at 6pm on the big screen.
• LRSC Lady Royals Basketball will webcast tonight on Malcolm X's website. Login to watch.
• Damaged Dickinson building sparks debris dispute
• ND tank fire under investigation
• Spring wild turkey licenses still available in ND
• Fighting Sioux foes say keeping name will hurt UND
• CHS Inc. plans grain facilities in North Dakota
• Study: Mom's blood test can reveal Down syndrome
• Good Luck to the Lady Royals as they take on Malcolm X tonight for the District D Championship. Game time is 6pm at the Malcom Sports Complex in Chicago. The winner will go on to the Salina, Kansas to compete for the NJCAA Championship.
• Skippy peanut butter recalled due to salmonella
• Devils Lake Executive Committee meets in Bismarck
• Largest ND counties show 17 percent growth
• Closed dental chain transfers nearly all patients
• Business, tax groups want larger ND income tax cut
• Fighting Sioux foes say nickname will hurt UND
• Today in the news: ‘Angry Birds’ headed to Facebook
• Rest In Peace, Gary.
• UND refuses to reopen case of expelled student
• 63 percent under 30 admit driving while on phone
• Governor proclaims March as Pride of Dakota month
• ND Civil Air Patrol gets thermal imaging system
• Mother of soldier speaks on funeral protest case
• ND lawmakers must square income tax proposals
• Panel to review ND state govt pension changes
• SD sheriff now oversees more bison than people
• Oil jumps to near $107 amid fierce Libya fighting
• Today in the news: Are you ready for Mardi Gras?
• Congrats to the Northstar Bearcats. State Class B Boys Basketball Champs!
• Today in the news: Sunday talk-show lineup
• Today in the news: Basketball player dies after making winning shot
• ND wind tower co. files $5.4 million lawsuit
• Global food prices hit record high in February
• Tobacco companies fire back on gov't-proposed ads
• Eagles released in ND park after rehabbing at zoo
• ND Senate panel holding Fighting Sioux hearing Mon.
• ND western two-thirds still at risk of flooding
• Western ND looks at regional water pipeline
• NDSU suspends baseball pitcher
• Flood outlook for Red River Valley remains grim
• Today in the news: NFL lockout averted - for now
• ND to Minn. Legislature: Repeal carbon dioxide law
• ND House looks at changes to redistricting process
• ND amendment would let state pay taxpayers
• ND bill would give $3.5M to rural hospitals
• Court says fence law complaint should be heard
• ND county using lasers for flood information
• ODD: Snapping Arizona dog takes over family's fridge
• Today in the news: Steve Jobs introduces iPad 2
• Wis. lawmakers attempt to outlaw fake caller IDs
• ND bill would give $3.5M to rural hospitals
• Green groups call for more review of pipeline
• Study: US has much higher obesity rate than Canada
• Former Duke researcher retracts lung cancer paper
• Region XIII Champions! Congratulaions to the Lady Royals as they win tonight over the Lady Wildcats 76-64.
• ODD: Ca. woman survives 40-mile ride on hood of minivan
• Minot's airport looking at expanding parking
• Dickinson to begin second annexation on 325 acres
• Deputy opens home to fellow officer after fire
• US Supreme Court rules in favor of funeral protesters
• ND county gets grant to reclaim radar site
• ODD: Mass. town approves plan to shame property owners
• VA accelerates plan for caregivers of veterans
• South Fargo apartment demolition near complete
• Fargo man to appear on TV game show
• Some ND snowpack moisture higher than in 2009
• ND higher ed board opposing Fighting Sioux bill
• The Region XIII Championship is on the line tonight as the Lady Royals take on the Lady Wildcats of NDSCS. Game starts at 7:00 pm in the Devils Lake Sports Center. Tailgate at 5:30, chicken fajitas with all the fixings. Wear your royal blue and cheer the
• ND remains leading producer of several commodities
• Cow's remains spark debate at North Dakota college
• Colo. GOP hopes to block Obama health care plan
• Pet owners urged to take flood precautions
• Today in the news: Laughing baby a hit; House passes temporary budget bill
• ODD: Ga. firefighters rescue toddler from bank vault
• Congratulations to the 2011 Sno Daze King and Queen - Chaz Holman and Sam Guttu. Royal Court members included Katie Ralston, Raquel Quinones, Anna Nienhuis, Zac Cyrus, Maath Al Eidi, and Gus Kueber.
• Air search suspended for missing North Dakota man
• Expansion at ND Heritage Center to begin
• Center aims to boost lives of young Indians
• Chinese firm to acquire Duluth-based Cirrus
• ND pumps record 113 million barrels of oil in 2010
• 2011 Shine Bowl football games set in Grand Forks
• Today in the news: World leaders try to oust Moammar Gadhafi
• LRSC DECA students did great at competition earlier this month -- qualifying for international competition!
• Police let protesters stay night at Wis. Capitol
• Lady Royals go for the Region 13 championship this Wednesday at Devils Lake Sports Center vs. NDSCS. Wear your Royal Blue -- let's make a lot of noise and support our Lady Royals. Game starts at 7:00 pm.
• Three North Dakotans to race in Iditarod
• Meetings set in Dakotas on Missouri River study
• Crews to fix water supply leak in Sherwood
• Group seeks farm equipment for developing nations
• ND residents along Red River avoid flood buyouts
• Congratulations to Coach Schwab and The Lady Royals tonight. Coach Schwab got his 500th career win at LRSC - Lady Royals 63, NDSCS Wildcats 59. The Royals lost to NDSCS, 67-53.
• Vote for your Sno Daze King and Queen today from 11:00 am to 1:00 pm in the Student Union, Erlandson Building or outside Student Services!
• It's the last regular season home game for the Royals tonight. Coach Schwab can reach his 500th win tonight! The Royals take on NDSCS at the DL Sports Center at 6pm. Tailgate beginning at 5:30. Royals Booster drawing tonight, too!
• It's Sno Daze Week. Today, meet the candidates @ noon in the Student Union. Movie night, tonight @ the Lake 3 Theater, 10pm. Ice Skating at the Burdick Arena Wednesday Night @ 10pm. Coronation Thursday @ 7:30pm in the Robert Fawcett Auditorium f
• The Lady Royals game today is CANCELED
• Coach Schwab can reach his 500th win this Sunday! The Lady Royals take on Northern State’s JV at the DL Sports Center at 2pm. See you there to cheer on the Lady Royals!
• How to stop a dog on a leash from lunging
• ODD: Taser fails to slow roaming Alaska moose
• North Dakota has second flu-related death
• ODD: Pa. police charge man with pantyhose prank calls
• NDSU president issues sandbag challenge
• Weather service to update ND flood forecast
• Machines beat us at our own game: What now?
• Belcourt battles Ox Creek flooding
• Woman accused of jumping from car during chase
• ND high school play publicity stunt backfires
• Fargo flood prep includes vulnerable people lists
• No horse racing in Fargo again this summer
• ND oil boom outpaces oversight
• ND divorce waiting period becomes study
• ND panel to take up Fighting Sioux nickname bills
• Wiconi Ohitika Project and CCCC honor Heroes for Suicide Prevention
• Quonset collapses on vintage tractors in ND
• Amtrak train evacuated in Montana after threat
• ND House approves state income tax cuts
• ND House defeats oil tax cut, extends 'trigger'
• Northern border may be more secure than depicted
• High emphasis to be placed on child restraint violations
• Struggle resumes over ND pharmacy ownership rules
• Time running out to get ND spring turkey license
• ND university system spring enrollment is a record
• Diet Pepsi 'skinny' can stirs up big controversy
• Clothing prices to rise 10 percent starting this spring
• Sandbag-making operations begin in Fargo
• New ND tax forecast estimates $46M revenue growth
• ND subsidy cut for outside college students beaten
• ND House condensing anti-bullying proposals
• Shorelines is looking for your story, poem or creative writing for the annual publication by March 1st. Submit by email to Jeanette Kenner (jeanette.kenner@lrsc.edu). Call Jeanette at 701-662-1495 with any questions. Last year, Shorelines was awarded fi
• Fire destroys 18 homes on Washington reservation
• Local foods conference set in Bismarck this week
• No compensation in power outage
• City of Jamestown won't pay for flood damage
• ND meetings set on Indian trust settlement
• ND school cancels 2 days of classes after fire
• ND Guard soldiers being honored
• UND, Air Force sign lease agreement on center
• Pipeline company no longer sweet on ND sour crude
• The Computer Help Center has Moved! Please stop by the NEW Computer Help Center located by the Instruction Office. Michelle Fisk has moved to provide better support to students, faculty and staff. If you need computer help feel free to stop by the new
• ND spring light goose season to open
• Sandbag-making operations begin in Fargo
• No compensation in large Fargo-area power outage
• Calif. court: Merchants can't ask patrons for ZIP codes
• State Department begins Tweeting in Arabic
• Franken, Dayton to attend flood prep meetings
• VA outlines plan to help caregivers of wounded
• Montana school board to vote on mascot change
• ND company lands $6.8M military contract in SD
• Bill would streamline tiling permits for ND farms
• ND House rejects cigarette tax rise for med school
• Local traffic fine increase limps through ND House
• Higher food prices ahead after corn reserves sink
• UND, Air Force base signing deal for drone center
• Annual Honors Orchestra to be held in Devils Lake
• iPhone-starved Fargo, ND, welcomes new gadget
• The Lady Royals defeat BSC last night, 79-72. The Royals defeat BSC 74-68. Next action is on the road at Dakota College of Bottineau on Sunday.
• Threat against government under investigation
• Restriction on ND highway 'rumble strips' loses
• No discipline for ND coach in raccoon incident
• Small-town ND polling places get boost
• ND amendment proposed to block federal health law
• ND state waltz has 2 left feet in Senate
• Flood-fighting vendor expo at Fargo Civic Center
• Al Jazeera crew coming to Fort Berthold
• Activists target dog sled rides after dog deaths
• Auto recyclers, crushers encouraged to remove mercury switches
• The Royals will be pink tonight for basketball action against Bismarck State College. A Tailgate at 5:30 pm sponsored by Wally's Supermarket and Pepsi. Women play at 6:30 pm and men at 8:30 pm. Wear pink to show their support for breast cancer aw
• No $100 bounty for shooting a coyote in ND
• Fargo Boys Ranch dispute might end up in court
• Report: January US climate cold and dry
• ND charities seek cut in state gambling taxes
• Corps prepares for spring runoff season
• ND House approves texting-while-driving ban
• ND Senate rejects mediation board on land disputes
• ODD: Scuffle over dog biscuit leads to arrest
• ND Senate approves bill to deter bullying
• Fargo's goal is 3 million sandbags
• ND legislators should report trips, senator says
• Minot Air Force Base population growing
• Dakotas back in the deep freeze; warmup expected
• Tougher penalties approved for driving on closed roads
• ND hogs and pigs at lowest level since late 1800s
• Fargo, Bismarck getting federal bus grants
• ND cattle, sheep inventory down; goats unchanged
• Less money in ND colleges for outside students
• National Hard Spring Wheat Show begins in ND
• Old Mandan Community Center becoming school area
• More ND farms comply with pesticide regulations
• Higher fines proposed for school, construction speeding in North Dakota
• Tribes ask for bigger share of ND oil tax
• Learn a little about the world around you! It's Diversity Week at LRSC! Noon presentations by international students will take place in the Student Union. Tuesday: Great Britain; Wednesday: Oman; Thursday: Venezuela. If you missed today's p
• Carrington team exposed to raccoon pulled from tournament
• North Dakota winter not really all that cold
• Students: Claim your new user accounts at User IDs of all students, staff, and faculty across the North Dakota University System (NDUS) is changing to a single User ID system. All users of PeopleSoft (Campus Connection) systems will need to be using the
• ND voters could have to prove eligibility
• ND smoke ban in cars with youngsters is rejected
• Disclosure of 911 recordings limited by ND House
• Latin motto for ND endorsed by House
• ND House endorses ladybug as state insect
• Is $3M worth it for a Super Bowl ad? Ask GoDaddy
• ODD: Hole-in-the-floor ashtray leads to house fire
• La Nina helping direct storms to Midwest
• About 100 vehicles stranded on SD interstate
• NASA spots 54 potentially life-friendly planets
• Lawmakers seeking more oversight of ND investments
• Draft proposes allowing biotech crops on refuges
• Polling places may be required on ND reservations
• Fierce blizzard rolls into winter-weary Northeast
• Lifesmarts competition being held in Bismarck
• ND bills deal with independent political spending
• Diesel grants available for ND agencies
• County Commission tackles land value, settles on 1,453.5 lake level projection
• Frith says it’s a rarity, Devils Lake rises in mid-winter
• North Dakota, South Dakota in the deep freeze
• ND measure compels one-year wait on divorce
• Higher housing stipend likely for ND lawmakers
• ND businesses asked to help fill sandbags
• Lawmakers want more security on northern border
• North Dakota winter has been tough on wildlife
• Post office in ND town suspends service
• Rising farm prices push Midwest, Plains economy
• Canada geese down in midwinter ND survey
• Snow cover a worry for ND farmers, ranchers
• Dakotas officials react to health care ruling
• Students: Smarthinking accounts for the spring semester have been created. Check your campus email for details.
• Massive storm begins trek across Midwest
• ND oil industry pressing for tax cut
• Fargo officials to brief ND governor on flood prep
• ND pastors seek change in church property tax law
• ND House rejects sales tax break for clothing
• Fargo police campaign targets texting drivers
• Man accused of stealing from Turtle Mountain tribe
• In future, cars might decide if driver is drunk
• Teddy Roosevelt park elk hunt deemed a success
• Midwest, Plains brace for massive winter storm
• Farmer’s guilty verdict affirmed
• ND wild turkey licenses up 80 over year to 6,720
• Valley City properties to get flood buyout offers
• Dickinson company looking to expand
• North Dakota Horizons celebrates 40 years
• Smithsonian food exhibit coming to ND
• Bad winter weather lingering in the Dakotas
• Will the groundhog see his shadow later this week? Make your prediction. Correct guesses will go in a drawing for a warm LRSC sweatshirt. Shadow or not, it's going to be cold around here for a while.
• ND officials want teen driver license changes
• AG: Ambulance board broke meetings law
• Wind rights an issue with new ND transmission line
• Mother: Airline rows too narrow for infant carrier
• Manslaughter conviction in ND bar shooting trial
• Two IRS centers in ND offering special help
• ND lawmakers want $100 bounty on coyotes
• ND ban sought on 'distracted driving'
• Fargo state Sen. Grindberg mulling US Senate run
• ND US Sen. Hoeven gets committee jobs
• Court affirms ND farmer's wetlands conviction
• Fargo North Latin students propose ND Latin motto
• New US Rep. Berg returns to ND House
• Xcel gets interim rate hike approved in ND
• ND company makes congressional ribbons
• Sioux fight in ND House over UND nickname
• Pesticides being monitored in Red River
• Shuttered ND shelter for abused women reopening
• Missing witness hampering drug cases
• Man sentenced for stealing from school district
• Republicans are back at work cutting spending
• Less than half of students proficient in science
• Tuition and fees for Spring Semester are due January 26. All payments and/ or payment arrangements are due by the time in the Business Office. Financial Aid disbursement begins January 27. A picture ID is required. Make sure all paperwork is complete.
• Two sentenced in Ramsey County on drug charges
• ODD: Chicago car salesman fired for wearing Packers tie
• Wahpeton dorms might become senior living
• Study finds only trace pesticides in ND rivers
• Chief executive of Bismarck hospital resigns
• ND senators change mind on recordings bill
• ND's federal bankruptcy court judge retiring
• Drinking ban at ND college sports events beaten
• ND House refuses to lift bottle rocket sale ban
• Former ND Gov supporting oil tax cuts
• ND proposal would let home beer makers sell suds
• ODD: Chihuahua survives owl attack; now scared of the dark
• Moorhead council considers $500K for flood prep
• UND Student Senate opposing nickname bills
• Mystery surrounds Idaho winner of $190 million
• Snowmobilers reminded to steer clear of wildlife
• ND oil royalties-sharing proposal defeated
• Three Affiliated Tribes hosting energy conference
• ND Legislature mulling tax-cut measures
• Travel difficult in much of ND early Monday
• Small ND town might have more deer than people
• ND Tax Dept. e-file system up and running
• ODD: Cook jailed for putting hair in cop's sandwich
• ODD: Man tries to sell fake gold to police chief
• Grants approved for Minnewaukan flood fight
• Health care repeal: Now for the hard part
• Smart phones foster dumb habits among pedestrians
• ODD: Lawsuit over exploding lid settled in Michigan
• Lawmaker seeks restrictions on releasing 911 recordings
• Dakotas housing nonprofit closes
• ND rancher finds four mountain lions in barn
• ND gets good grade for tobacco control spending
• $100 fine proposed for bypassing road barriers
• Director of Bonanzaville museum in ND fired
• Company secures contracts for Bakken pipeline spur
• School bus driver fired; left child on board
• Man translates letters of Dakota imprisoned in MN
• Minot police want better guns
• 2010 tied for warmest year on record
• Cold weather causing exposure deaths in SD
• Intrigue surrounds Sanford's latest large gift
• ND sports personality Hammer moving back to TV
• TB testing planned at ND school
• Conrad: Dorgan, Pomeroy departures influenced me
• ND amendment would restrict federal debt increases
• Head of Grand Forks base says population will grow
• Lawsuit dropped in North Dakota oil well case
• Authorities seek van sightings in Cooperstown killing probe
• Power restored in ND Capitol complex
• Anti-bullying bill to get review in ND Legislature
• ND group opening restaurant in SD town of Sturgis
• T. Denny Sanford donating $100M to health system
• ND towns would get extra lodging tax
• Likelihood of major flooding on ND river rises
• ND Capitol power outage delays Legislature
• ND Roman Catholic Diocese plans structural shakeup
• Measure would restrict UND president on property
• Calif. city considers DUI mug shots on Facebook
• Fargo pancake feed not aiming for world record
• ND towns would get extra lodging tax
• Lake Region Community Fund grows
• How much would you take not to fly?
• Wintry weather hits the Dakotas
• ND has first swine flu case of the season
• UND lawmakers seek two-year tuition freeze
• Officials discuss ND flood preparation
• ND Senate GOP leader returns to Capitol
• Minot AFB to host private housing developers
• ND regulator wants authority over health care law
• Victim of crash near Minot identified
• After tragedy, Ariz. lawmakers eye more gun rights
• ND to have 1,091 nonresident any-deer bow licenses
• Company says it's owed millions for ND oil work
• Ice fishing might be difficult again in ND
• UND fans use wordplay to protest logo retirement
• Wintry mix of precipitation hits Dakotas
• Dickinson State trying to improve employee morale
• ODD: Okla. boy rescued after tongue gets stuck on pole
• ODD: 2 caught after 4 crimes in 29 minutes
• ND students want ladybug as official state insect
• Farm Rescue taking apps for spring planting help
• Alcohol ban proposed at ND college sports events
• ND lawyer won't be suspended
• Chancellor: Plans to drop UND nickname proceeding
• Big Muddy making big hydropower recovery
• AG says school board meeting violated law
• Full-time weather radar starts in southwest ND
• ODD: Idaho woman has 1/11/11 baby at 11:11 a.m.
• UND committee approves nickname retirement ideas
• ND soybean, canola, lentil crops set records
• ND advocates want broadened child insurance access
• ND public given more time to comment on water plan
• ND South Heart coal mine application finished
• Report: Farmers seed more acres into winter wheat
• North Dakota power line completed
• Death of ND child linked to flu
• Bald eagles up in North Dakota survey
• Snow hampering Clausen Springs Dam repair work
• Census: Long-distance moves in US hit record low
• Bases in MT, WY, ND could each lose 10 missiles
• MySpace slashes nearly half its global staff in overhaul
• Fargo event to remember Haiti earthquake
• Man dies in fall in ND oil field
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• Allegiant Airlines expanding Minot air service
• Winter storm that shut down the South turns north
• Dorgan joining Washington DC law firm
• Dickinson area could see hundreds of new jobs
• Closed dental company works to transfer patients
• ND flags to be at half-staff after Ariz. shooting
• ND county officials want potash tax rejiggered
• Bill requires UND to keep Fighting Sioux nickname
• Faculty, staff appointed to NDSU pres Cabinet
• No new ND wind tower factory, KS picked instead
• Search resumes for small plane in Colo. mountains
• High-level Air Force official visiting Minot base
• Berg, Pomeroy deplore attack on Giffords
• After Senate, ND's Dorgan working on 2 novels
• Welcome back students. The spring semester starts today! Classes start at 4pm.
• ND state park visitation up in 2010
• ND Gov hopes to avoid reopening tribal oil pact
• NWS to experiment with 'extreme cold' warnings
• AG says Bowdon City Council meetings violated law
• New charge for Mo. River sparks anger
• Jackpot winner was 'pale, shaking' when he won
• City of Mandan drafting noise ordinance
• Tribal chairman to ND: Let's work together
• Juvenile charged in fatal accident
• Minnesota man gets 18 years for killing cab driver over GPS unit
• Suspect detained in Cooperstown in the death of NDSU researcher
• Expert: Western ND roads limit oil production
• Tex Hall to give tribal speech to Legislature
• 90 Lidgerwood students still displaced after fire
• Suspect sent to halfway house
• Lecture agency signs former ND Sen. Dorgan
• Stark County, Bismarck hospital at odds over bill
• Three ND sites listed on National Register
• ND drilling permits hit record in 2010
• ND drilling permits hit record in 2010
• Facebook agrees to modify terms for states
• Facebook agrees to modify terms for states
• ND chief justice says elder care study needed
• ND chief justice says elder care study needed
• Hoeven, Berg take oaths of office
• Poor winter road conditions hampering ND farmers
• ODD: Iran snubs Valentine's Day
• 1 in 5 heart defibrillator implants questionable
• Grand Forks Air Force Base school enrollment drops
• Dalrymple: ND 'strong and growing stronger'
• The spring semester starts Monday, January 10th. There's still time to register.
• Man gets 1-3 years for 150-mile chase
• Hundreds at NY church possibly exposed to virus
• 11 convicted of illegally hunting in Montana
• ODD: Mom gives birth to one twin in 2010, one in 2011
• ND, SD auto insurance premiums among lowest
• Scientists investigate birds that fell from sky
• ND Legislature starts: Let the budget wars begin
• City of Fargo is first donor for new NDDFS Military Scholarship Fund
• Fit at 50 can mean fit at 60, 70, 80 — with changes
• Blizzard causes headaches in Dakotas, Minnesota
• $16.5M Hot Lotto ticket sold in Iowa Des Moines, Iowa
• Local exchange students travel to California, help with Rose Parade float
• Residents dig out from snowfall, as bitter cold moves in
• Fargo family featured on ‘Extreme Makeover’ on Jan. 2
• Flooding lake, road construction dominate local news in 2010
• First in print, only in print for Friday, Dec. 31
• Happy New Year to the students, faculty, staff and alumni of Lake Region! Wishing you the best in 2011!
• Meat labels to include calories starting in 2012
• Minimum wage earners in seven states getting raises
• Budget woes force state parks to delay maintenance
• ND driver's license renewal may be extended
• Baby boomers fear outliving Medicare
• LRSC Devils Lake Campus College closed Thursday, December 30th due to severe weather. This includes College Care for Kids childcare center.
• North Dakota coal-to-fuel plant still on hold
• Park's excess elk becomes boon for state's hungry
• Middle school student bags cougar with great-grandpa’s gun
• Williston officials to review strip club ordinance
• OSHA proposes fine in Grand Forks factory in worker death
• First class stamps will be ‘forever’
• Poll: Obama and Hillary Clinton are 'most admired'
• Man's death in burned barn ruled suicide
• AP survey: ND lawmakers ready for pension shakeup
• Baby boomers near 65 with retirements in jeopardy
• ODD: French fry dispute ends with unhappy meal
• ODD: Drunk driver reports himself to police
• ODD: Thieves ditch TV too big for getaway car
• Three people hurt in separate snowmobile crashes over holiday
• Alert issued for roads in parts of state
• Williston refutes housing study results
• Red River cities buy homes to make way for levees
• North Dakota wins $1M lottery prize
• That Santa feeling hasn't quite left shoppers yet
• Two hurt in snowmobile wrecks
• Comment period on airspace training is extended
• Legislators check portfolios before taking office
• Former Minot school employee pleads guilty
• Canadian company sues ND hog farming operation
• ND legislator pushes for texting ban
• ND county considers 'de-paving' roads
• Pomeroy submits official farewell
• UND space suit to be tested in Antarctica
• Bismarck gets investment return from businesses
• Father, son crash victims released from hospital
• East Coast storm strands travelers, vexes drivers
• Snowmobile event planned in GF
• Guard honors former Gov. Hoeven
• Cherokee, Apple partner to put language on iPhones
• Study maps need for kids' doctors in rural areas
• Got a cold? Study says echinacea won't help much
• Texts, Web really do allow Santa to be everywhere
• Holiday travelers benefit from spread-out season
• Pending ND measures: Do they need more signatures?
• ODD: Men take infant on shoplifting spree
• Gays ousted from military now hoping to return
• Hyundai, VW top insurance industry safe car list
• Garrett descendant objects to pardoning Billy the Kid
• Man comes clean, returns library book after 76 years
• Larger ND population makes initiatives tougher
• Senators oppose extending Air Force training area
• Wintery weather causes truck accident near Carrington
• Man to plead guilty to drug conspiracy charge
• ND officials report 14 snowplow crashes
• ODD: Tractor assault
• ODD: Family of shoplifters
• Car hits school bus on icy road
• Valley City trucking company to blame for ruined pizza
• ND scam involves fake loans
• Josh Duhamel, Fergie plan Christmas in Fargo
• New census shows 4.7 percent ND population rise
• ND Supreme Court rebuffs Conrad recall attempt
• ND has new champion tree
• Software glitch affects renewal notices in ND
• ND airport leases land for oil drilling
• Longtime Walsh County deputy files federal lawsuit
• ODD: Santa robs bar
• Cold pills likely cause of Fargo overdose death
• Officials say homeless deaths have doubled in ND
• Moonwatchers treated to total lunar eclipse
• ND officials hope census shows population rise
• Salvation Army red kettle gets golden gift
• Teacher appointed to ND Senate seat
• WWII soldier gets medals
• Group won't push for higher tobacco tax
• Benefits: Jobless relieved life raft still afloat
• Williston campus seeks money for security guard
• Dickinson opening home for homeless families
• Lake Region State College is closing Monday, December 20 at 4:00 pm. This includes College Care for Kids. Registration Day scheduled for December 21st has been rescheduled for January 4. Please check campus website for updates or KZZY 103.5 FM or WDAZ
• Washington men sentenced for killing eagles
• Fargo developing ordinance to protect trees
• Bones found on island might be Amelia Earhart's
• Gay ban repealed, but some restrictions remain
• Air Force secretary to visit Minot base
• Economist says ND oil price estimates in line
• Grand Forks woman looking for a few good men
• Tax cuts package extends ethanol incentives
• Women kept memory of pilot alive with jewelry
• License changes sought for young ND drivers
• More snow forecast for Dakotas
• 1,101 $1 coins dropped into Salvation Army kettle
• Guardsmen share spirit of Holidays with veterans
• Minn-Dak beet payments to be up this year
• Bismarck looks to increase downtown population
• Fargo area gets deadline for diversion argument
• Luring suspect investigated in Bismarck
• Woman pleads not guilty in crash that cost man leg
• $130,000 Wild Card 2 jackpot won in North Dakota
• ND anti-tobacco efforts succeeding, advocate says
• Higher Ed Board to make additional requests
• ODD: Copper thief burns down city's Christmas tree
• Minivan recall grows as victim's family speaks out
• Lawsuit over bullying settled in Fargo
• Chrysler, Volkswagen issue large recalls amid complaints
• Park Board accepts baseball bid on signs
• ODD: Cops say meteorologist faked assault claim
• ODD: Money flying from window gives away Ala. robbers
• FDA cracks down on manufacturing of illegal supplements
• ID firm with unfinished ND work files bankruptcy
• New Jamestown hospital gets $1.6 million gift
• In case you missed it, the LRSC Campus in Devils Lake will open at 10am, Thursday. Registration Day today postponed until Tuesday, Dec 21.
• Panel: End non-athletic use of Fighting Sioux
• PSC order silences Bismarck trains
• ODD: Lawmaker brags about deer, faces fine
• ODD: Naked mail carrier arrested in Wis.
• Services planned for Vietnam War pilot’s return
• Black segregation in US drops to lowest in century
• ODD: 'Strippermobile' delivers donations
• ODD: Inmate Festivus scam
• Mark Zuckerberg named Time 'Person of Year'
• Guard bringing holiday cheer to ND Veterans Home
• Teddy Roosevelt park elk reduction going well
• Holiday Train passing through North Dakota
• Horse racing returns to Fargo
• Halliburton uses Olympics housing for ND workers
• Freezing rain, snow hits Dakotas
• University of Mary group wants tobacco-free campus
• Winter storm traps drivers in Indiana, moves east
• Finals Week Food: Chipmunk Cheeks in Student Services (an assortment of holiday treats) plus 1,001 doughnuts in TRiO. Calorie counting is not allowed this week.
• Alzheimer’s care unit to be a reality at Heartland
• At least 50 treated for ammonia spill injuries
• Petitions to recall ND sheriff to be submitted
• ODD: Whipped cream crash
• ODD: Drug dealer texts grandson of cop
• ND, MN farmers gathering for grains conference
• Pride of Dakota Holiday Showcases set record
• FBI issues alert for Barbie doll with video camera
• ODD: Deer attack dog
• Courthouse kitchen needs addressed at County Commission meeting Tuesday
• Google delays market debut of Chrome OS computers
• Grandmother credits 'angel' rescuers in crash
• Five workers accused of theft
• Hoeven out, Dalrymple in: New gov in ND Capitol
• Oil prices hit $90; first time since 2008
• ODD: 250 skiing Santas dash through snow for charity
• ODD: Man sends drug text to prosecutor
• Grain storage improved this year
• ND Legislature's remodeling includes $2,500 piano
• Men investigated for voter fraud
• N.D. soldiers coming home
• Three ND sites get National Register consideration
• ND agency marks 35,000th home loan
• New software getting tryout in 2011 ND Legislature
• Remains of fallen pilot heading home to Fargo
• Third of Americans have gotten flu shot this year
• Minot Catholic Schools hire consultants
• Injured Ore. hunter lives on beef jerky for 4 days
• UN weather agency: 2010 among hottest years
• Shuttered badlands school for sale
• Day care closed in Minn. Pawlenty pardon case
• Calif. approves use of pesticide linked to cancer
• Minot may allow utilities to be paid on credit
• Final air tanker to depart ND base on Saturday
• Neb. lawmakers hold hearing on proposed pipeline
• Railroad disputes deadly derailment findings
• Royals BB @ the Sports Center tonight vs Dawson CC. Women @ 6:30 - Men @ 8:30. Tailgate sponsored by Dairy Queen & Pepsi starting at 5:30.
• ODD: Tiny houses thrive amid real estate bust
• ND governor-in-waiting already has right e-mail
• Woman sentenced for false tax returns
• Survey: Midwest economic recovery continues
• Two die in pickup-semi collision near Fosston
• NCAA says Sioux nickname issue already settled
• Vacant Stanley Hospital to become apartments
• Passengers soon allowed guns on most Amtrak trains
• Woman rescued from pickup stuck in tree top
• Extended break for students at flooded high school
• Fargo man sentenced in crack case
• Michigan grandmother bags 5-point buck at age 76
• Devils Lake police issue 34 seatbelt citations
• Weather service: Blowing snow to continue
• Spirit Lake members ask NCAA to reconsider
• Bismarck woman hits man with car
• Wis. students chatted with gunman to keep him calm
• Holiday sales encouraging, but are shoppers done?
• Hunter-landowner relations subject of ND workshop
• Fargo looks at regulating drink specials in bars
• SD woman claims $681,000 lottery jackpot
• FedEx finds missing radioactive equipment
• Thiele takes command of RTI at Camp Grafton
• ND shoppers hit stores on Black Friday
• No injuries in pickup-train collision
• Insurance agent gets probation, makes restitution
• Jamestown sewer repairs could cost millions
• ND soldiers returning soon
• Storms, not airport security, slow holiday travel
• Ag, oil help Upper Midwest defy recession
• Consumers spend and earn more, layoffs slow
• Mayor says it’s a good thing for Devils Lake
• Ruling clears the way for Devils Lake plans
• Storm shuts roads in Rockies; Utah blizzard looms
• With airport hassles, many travelers choosing to drive
• Placards, kilts part of plans for scanner protests
• Official: ND ice still not safe
• Weather slows efforts to stop ND oil well leak
• Licensed grain storage sets record in North Dakota
• Dakotas in store for bad holiday weather
• Parts of Dakotas in for holiday storm
• Security protest could disrupt holiday travel
• Woman who told Obama she was 'exhausted' loses job
• Thanksgiving tradition continues at St. Olaf’s
• Fire damages 3-unit Minot apt. building
• ND corn and sunflower harvests ahead of schedule
• ND pantries, shelters get tons of produce
• More snow on the way for North, South Dakota
• ND Veterans Cemetery to get wreaths
• ND turkey group to give annual bird to governor
• Utilities thrilled and worried about electric cars
• ND Ag Hall of Fame seeking nominations
• Small plane has landing gear scare in Minot
• Jaeger: ND early voting hasn't boosted turnout
• Boy drowns after falling through ice in Minot
• Booze-free New Year's Eve events can get grants in ND
• Housing survey to be conducted in Minot
• ND AG says health care legal challenges justified
• ND muzzleloader season opens Friday
• Company shuts down oil well in ND after spill
• North Dakota, South Dakota getting more snow
• ND woman surprised by seat win on tribal council
• Moose killed illegally in eastern ND
• Mystery surrounds bear tracks, scratches
• Dwellings known as yurts being tested at ND park
• NDFU, NDFB holding annual conventions
• Pit bulls maul resident in ND town of Des Lacs
• Snow descending on western, central ND
• AG working on changes to ND 'sexting' law
• Men sentenced in Mandan taxi shooting
• IRS says 153 ND refund checks undeliverable
• MDU Resources sells interest in Brazil lines
• Williston population skyrocketing
• Jamestown gets federal OK for train 'quiet zone'
• Judge to rule whether Mandan noise law is valid
• Freight train plows into car stuck on tracks
• Sheriff's race in Barnes County not over
• New ND oil formation drawing interest
• Coach with lead foot talks traffic safety in ad
• Major northwest ND road project wraps up for year
• Deer goes on rampage in La. home
• Florida dealer offers free AK-47 for truck buyers
• Accidental shooting kills Pa. hunter
• Group seeking to recall county sheriff in Grafton
• Killing highlights dangers for game wardens
• Police say charges are unlikely in ND suicide
• ND bishop: ELCA not against biotech seeds
• Group forms to oppose tax increases in ND
• Rural Development officials to tour ND communities
• Parts of Dakotas to get snow, gusty winds
• Most power restored from weekend outages
• Victim of Dickinson rollover identified
• Snowstorm causes 400 crashes in Minnesota
• Logo by logo, ND school changes its brand
• Four ND counties form truck regulatory board
• Some ND refuges to open to bird hunting
• ND getting $1M to expand work force data
• Disabled veterans to hunt deer at Camp Grafton
• Dickinson hospital seeing more emergency cases
• ND church leaves ELCA over issue of genetics
• Small dog traps big cat in eastern SD
• Hospitals try high-tech to better inform patients
• Clearer nutrient labels coming soon
• Chrysler recalls Jeep SUVs; GM recalls sedans
• SD man stole items to pay fines
• UND professor sentenced; school reviewing case
• Woman sued over fatal Benson County crash
• Garfield creator apologizes for ill-timed comic strip
• 8th mountain lion killed in western ND
• ND oil patch city gets more housing
• ND auction can now ID Minnesota cattle
• Minot State dorm has head lice problem
• ND Sen.-elect Hoeven doesn't back earmark ban
• Palin calls Obama 'most pro-abortion president'
• US attorney for ND to be formally sworn in
• UND breaks ground in Bismarck for med center
• North Dakotans encouraged to observe Veterans Day
• Closed flood meeting upsets Moorhead officials
• SBA aid made available in Dakotas, Nebraska, Minn.
• ND school fire was accidental
• Car-struck deer flies through windshield, out back window
• Bismarck man injured in hunting accident
• San Fran to ban toys in some fast food kids meals
• MN man named president of ND Chamber
• Minot Air Force squadron heading to Guam
• Former Grand Forks man wins $1.3M at world poker
• Fire destroys classrooms at Lidgerwood school
• Devils Lake man hit light pole; no injuries
• Fewer North Dakotans report income of $1M or more
• Western Dakotas in for more snow
• Hazen man dies after boating accident
• Blue Cross Blue Shield of ND laying off workers
• ND tribe approves enrollment change
• ND harvest advances as favorable weather returns
• Hearings begin on MDU's ND electric rate rise
• Quest for new unit goes on at Heartland Care in Devils Lake
• Insurance agent loses license
• ND man wants investment-fraud conviction tossed
• Farmers in SD, ND, Minn., Neb. eligible for aid
• Fargo abortion clinic doctor subject of probe
• Bottineau considering forming own police force
• Utility company says rate increase justified
• Grand Forks woman admits breaking infant's arm
• ND cowboy fends off muggers with a kick
• Unique master's program approved for UND, NDSU
• North Dakota deer hunting season starts
• Defect likely cause of 4-car derailment in ND
• Grand Forks man pleads guilty to insurance fraud
• County questions possibility of selling flooded farmland in De Groat Township
• Hunting death ruled homicide
• ND sheriff says he fired deputy for campaign lies
• Conrad disappointed with election results
• ND sheriff candidate fired by opponent boss
• FDA tests confirm listeria at Texas food plant
• Eleven month investigation leads to 16 arrests - so far
• Fed will spend $600B in latest bid to help economy
• Special election: Ambulance crew takes voter to polls
• Tex Hall back as Three Affiliated Tribes leader
• Bear swipes at boy, 12, on way to school in Alaska
• Grand Forks judge says man fit for trial
• Two ND National Guard units put on alert
• Pontiac, maker of muscle cars, ends after 84 years
• Wal-Mart price cuts could reopen TV price fight
• Mich. mom sells handwritten Obama letter for $7K
• Four cars derail from train in Leonard, ND
• MN paramedic pleads to drug charges
• Police ID body found in burned Bismarck car
• Polls open in North Dakota on Election Day
• One man killed, another hurt in crash near Rugby
• ND man dies in Wis. plane crash
• Dad drives into LA home, killing his baby
• Minneapolis man pleads guilty to killing wife
• Two indicted in Indian Health Service drug case
• ND motorcycle deaths at all-time high
• Happy Birthday, North Dakota
• ND seeks hunter-harvested deer samples
• Guerrero sentenced in Ramsey Cty.
• Woman charged with embezzlement on Spirit Lake Reservation
• New drug task force sets up in ND
• Contraception could be free under new health care law
• Kindred standoff ends with SWAT gassing out man
• Tickets going at a record pace for DLVFD Fishing Tournament
• College tuition costs climbing again this fall
• Minneapolis schools ordered to pay $17M
• Minn. woman pleads guilty in fatal ND crash
• Red River rising in ND; minor flooding expected
• Better Business Bureau opens ND office
• Foxholm bar gets OK for exotic dancers
• Idaho family's pumpkin stand out of its gourds
• Half of teens admit bullying in last year
• Fargo man sentenced to 27 years on his 25th birthday
• Highway 57 reopens after wave flooding
• ND, SD differ in meeting overseas ballot deadline
• ND school student planning to buy African lion
• Ind. parents told to drop disabled kids at shelters
• Murder suspect back in jail
• Grand Forks panel held illegal secret meeting
• Police investigate attempted abduction
• Wild storm leaves behind damage, injuries
• Former Grand Forks doctor to plead guilty
• Repeat sex offender gets 30 yrs.
• Man charged in deer hunter's fatal shooting
• OBIT: Donald J. Haaland
• Snow, strong winds pounding the Dakotas
• One dead in train, truck collision near Williston
• Become familiar with ND DOT travel information
• Get ready for winter
• Heat pump causes fire alarm at ND Capitol
• Health Dept. cautions residents about lead-based paint
• Police say woman gave son weapons to take to school
• Doe licenses remain in North Dakota
• ND Highway Patrol targets overloaded trucks
• North Dakota braces for wind, heavy snow
• Study: school buses safe enough without seat belts
• High winds hit Devils Lake; Hwy. 57 closing
• Emergency disaster training to be held in Devils Lake
• North Dakota ready for first heavy snowfall of season
• Employers looking at health insurance options
• Power worker electrocuted on ND Guard base
• ND vote could ban big game hunting on fenced land
• Snow, strong winds likely to hit North Dakota
• ND Patrol on lookout for right-of-way violations
• Woman swerves to miss kittens, hits tree in Devils Lake
• Government calling for better gas mileage for trucks
• American newspaper circulation down 5 percent
• Fargo man fined for elk poaching
• There's still time to register...
• Stop by and visit the new Business Office. Remodeling is complete. Thank you to Don and his crew for their work. Nice Job!
• Celebrating the Constitution is more fun...with Cake! Thanks Diane & LoAnn!
• Tribal official sentenced for embezzlement
• Americans split on health care repeal
• Allegiant launches Minot-to-Las Vegas flights
• Devils Lake man facing several charges after pursuit
• More working families getting food aid
• Fatal car crashes involving teen drivers drop; tough laws credited
• Almost 34,000 ND voters have cast ballots already
• Fargo strip club fails inspection, shuts down
• Hoeven appoints judge for New Rockford
• Safety problems prompt Chrysler, Volvo recalls
• NASCAR exec. goes undercover for CBS show
• Fort Yates woman pleads guilty to arson
• Devils Lake police investigating car break-ins
• Todd Thompson honored as Devils Lake Chamber Member of the Year
• Topless dancing tradition in limbo
• Election Day is over for millions of early voters
• More dogs removed from Bowman County breeder
• Judge to decide soon on Benson County voting dispute
• Nude dancer club sets up on Fargo's outskirts
• Bismarck man pleads guilty to burglary
• Fargo man sentenced for robbery
• New Town man pleads guilty
• Ramsey County responsible for abandoned Crary school building
• Frith, Horne named Unsung Heroes for October
• ND farmers wrapping up several harvests
• Calif. man arrested in Mandan on drug count
• Conrad foes press ND Supreme Court for recall
• Plane with Saudi flight students diverted in ND
• Williston teenagers dead in murder-suicide
• Dunseith men plead in assault
• Study: Flight delays cost passengers $16.7 billion
• ND counties want help with disaster funds
• Florida company introduces new, red celery
• What’s on the ballot?
• US Supreme Court refuses to hear Alfonso Rodriguez case
• Study: Mineral on west ND roads can affect lungs
• ND pipeline reclamation calls for 85,000 trees
• Pembina man held on $1 M bail in shooting death
• North Dakota "24-7 Sobriety Program" is working
• FLW Walleye Tour schedule released
• Devils Lake couple to lose their home to lake
• Twins Cities ads to highlight ND promotions
• ND tribe to vote on enrollment change
• MDU predicts level winter heating costs
• What's on the ballot?
• Hunters’ boat capsizes near Minnewaukan
• Local couple to lose their home to lake
• Conrad, Dorgan back Pomeroy on bus tour
• Gov't: No increase for Social Security next year
• Rally in support of Pomeroy held at Fort Totten Thursday
• UND hockey bus rear-ended; no one seriously hurt
• Jaeger says fenced hunting measure flaw not fatal
• ND Guard soldiers recognized for Kosovo service
• Young Professionals Network forming in Devils Lake
• Four vie for two spots on the Ramsey County Commission
• Senior Center’s apple request brings many donations; local students asked to help
• Spirit LakeTribe files injunction against Benson County
• 18th Annual ‘Living History Field Day’ At Fort Totten State Historic Site
• Supt. looking forward to upcoming school year
• ‘Tis the season for fishing tournaments
• Minnie H says ‘Thanks for the playground, Devils Lake’
• Local museum fighting to keep doors open
• High wind warning
• Museum Mondays
• Excess rain, flooding causing big problems with county roads
• Flash flood warnings, disappearing roads equal emergency for Devils Lake area
• Governor promises aid for isolated homes, farmsteads
• Fatal accident closes Highway 19 temporarily
• Fatal crash under investigation
• Devils Lake Solutions tour spends day viewing flooding
• Pomeroy: Help is on the way for Devils Lake
• Belford asks community to stay positive
• Allison Driessen is shown at the long-range planning session for Devils Lake Public Schools, held Tu
• A warm heart for cold noses Volunteer vets visit Spirit Lake Nation
• Conrad coming to Devils Lake to discuss water woes
• Local anglers win $10,000 prize
• Pomeroy to Devils Lake: Action plan will be in place by August
• White House launches Devils Lake interagency team to tackle flooding
• 8th Annual Spirit Lake Riders Rodeo and Rally
• Swine flu information, symptoms and resources for Ramsey County
• 17th Annual 'Living History Field Day' at Fort Totten State Historic Site
• Bluegrass Gospel Group The Sharp Family To Present Concert At Fort Totten State Historic Site

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