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• Fargo, ND News
• Growing ‘Math-In’ event helps students sum up semester
• Genetics class participates in Presidential Commission
• Emergency management faculty present at storm symposium
• Ada-Borup advances fourteen to section track meet
• College names associate dean
• Business faculty to publish research
• NDSU hosts 2012 North Dakota Science Olympiad
• Quarter Century Club to welcome new members
• Northern Crops Institute receives Exporters Award
• NDSU transportation and logistics student earns top honors
• Soil science receives grants for greenhouse gas emissions research
• Summer printmaking workshop announces visiting printmaker
• Institute's pasta manufacturing course nears record enrollment
• Zooniversity 2012
• NDSU Extension Service names director
• NDSU student, alumnus releases Virtual Farm Manager app
• Staff present at collegiate registrars and admissions officers national meeting
• NDSU students win co-ed division of national military competition
• NDSU receives research award from Navy, federal funds for laboratory space
• NDSU research provides clues for effective management of area lake
• Budget and accounting coordinator named in animal sciences
• Ada-Borup’s Ruebke breaks triple jump record in season’s final meet
• NDSU professor’s work cited in book on church history
• Students receive nearly $175,000 in research assistantship awards
• Associate professor receives 2012 Young Investigator Award
• THE BEST EXOTIC MARIGOLD HOTEL
• ‘Faces of the Oil Patch’ photos on display at NDSU
• Student health service physician to be honored at conference
• Associate professor co-organizes travel writing conference
• Strong defensive showing leads to Wildcats win
• Students to present research at renewable materials summit
• NDSU Green and Golden Globe Diversity Awards presented
• History, philosophy and religious studies department head publishes work
• History and education assistant professor wins research awards
• Ada-Borup claims both boys and girls conference championships
• Ada-Borup/Norman County West swing to fourth place finish in home meet
• Goldwater Scholarship recipient named
• FORWARD awards, workshops promote leadership
• Diet and health research forum scheduled
• Faculty member honored by ND Dietetic Association
• Gene Taylor receives Blue Key Honor Society service award
• Animal sciences department welcomes veterinary technician
• Honor society sponsors backpack drive
• Assistant professor talks with elementary students about tornado safety
• Animal sciences students publish articles on nutrition and health
• Big inning pushes Freeze past Wildcats
• NDSU announces spring commencement ceremonies
• Student-driven ‘Before One More’ campaign making a difference
• Longtime civil engineering associate professor retires
• Professor to attend anti-terrorism studies program in Israel
• Human development and education researchers publish, present
• Communication researchers’ work published
• College of Science and Mathematics awards announced
• NDSU chief IT security officer presents at national conferences
• Communication researchers earn top paper honors at conference
• NDSU Distance and Continuing Education mobile app wins award
• NDSU researchers to publish paper in ‘Neuroscience’
• Volunteers needed for ‘Bison Watering Hole’ during half marathon
• NDSU technology incubator start-up wins gold in national competition
• Institute to offer wheat and flour quality short course
• NDSU Libraries debuts new publication
• NDSU co-sponsors 'Eat Smart. Play Hard.' poster contest
• NDSU vice president serves as panelist at national meeting
• BULLY
• DAMSELS IN DISTRESS
• NDSU mourns the loss of Cole Gustafson
• NDSU program helps students develop leadership skills
• NDSU Center for Writers associate director presents at conference
• NDSU College of Business welcomes Executive-in-Residence
• Dean named president of Western Association of Graduate Schools
• IT Division staff honored with individual and team awards
• Business faculty research to be published
• NDSU students receive vaccinology program scholarships
• NDSU partners with Bush Foundation to cultivate leaders
• Assistant professor teaches Federal Emergency Management Agency course
• First loss imposed on Norman County by Lake Park-Audubon
• A JOURNEY THROUGH JAZZ
• NDSU incubator company receives Top Innovator of 2012 award
• History, philosophy and religious studies colloquium scheduled
• Advanced Imaging and Microscopy Core Laboratory hosts workshop
• Sanford Health to be NDSU’s first Campus Community Partner
• College of Business maintains accreditation
• NDSU Center for Child Development collects toys for children undergoing chemotherapy
• 750 NDSU students, alumni volunteer for ‘The BIG Event’ on April 24
• NDSU to host 2012 North Dakota Science Olympiad April 21
• Spring Blast events planned at NDSU April 22-28
• Author and activist Kate Bornstein to speak at NDSU
• NDSU to host screening of documentary ‘It Was Rape’
• Animal sciences staff member retires
• ‘Power of One’ campaign under way
• NDSU Spring Cleanup scheduled
• Assistant professor to publish cancer research
• Upper Great Plains Transportation Institute offers scholarships
• Norman County ten-runs Fosston
• ND Institute for Regional Studies publishes Collins gardening book
• GOON
• CASA DE MI PADRE
• Lecture to discuss pervasive computing in smart environments
• Rosenquist fellow exhibition announced
• Office of Institutional Research and Analysis director publishes article
• Heritage collection director works on documentary in South America
• Director for accreditation, assessment and academic advising named
• Director for accreditation, assessment and academic advising named
• Computer science professor delivers keynote address
• NDSU students elected to National Horsemen's Association
• NDSU riders excel at regional competition
• Norman County bests playoff rival
• NDSU to award $50,000 in scholarships to adult learners
• Taylor to serve as ‘Walk for Vision 2012’ honorary chair
• Professor appointed to national statistics committee
• Animal sciences representatives have strong showing at Midwest meetings
• President Bresciani honored by alma mater
• NDSU Extension to co-host youth aerospace science program
• 'Expanding Your Horizons' workshop scheduled
• Business faculty receive Best Paper Award
• Assistant professor stars in one-person play, ‘Blessed Assurance’
• Wildcats walk-off in opener
• Wildcats walk-off in opener
• Extension Service develops app to identify cost-effective heating fuel
• TRiO Day celebration set for April 18
• NDSU Student Health Service announces new physician
• CONCORDIA COLLEGE CAPSTONE EVENT
• ALBERT NOBBS
• NDSU developing statewide social indicators website
• NDSU dean participates in Midwest Sociological Society meetings
• Animal sciences assistant professor to receive funding
• Presentation planned to discuss the impact of sexual violence
• Pears Education and Research Studio announces visiting artist
• Community lecture to explore history of the human body
• Public showing reveals more ability within Ada-Borup
• Public showing reveals more ability within Ada-Borup
• Alumni Association Awards Celebration scheduled
• NORTH BY NORTHWEST
• Sax quartet Invited to audition
• Human development and education faculty publish, present
• Nobel Prize winner to present research lecture at NDSU
• Freeze mob at NDSU raises awareness about sexual assault
• 18th Journey to the Homeland Tour to Ukraine and Germany scheduled
• Pharmaceutical sciences faculty to publish cancer research
• NDSU police officer completes FBI Hazardous Devices School
• NDSU COMMUNITY LECTURESHIP SERIES
• Saddle and Sirloin Club wins awards
• Musical theatre coordinator to perform at Edinburgh Festival
• NDSU lab to analyze clay samples from ND oilpatch counties
• Equine studies faculty member to receive Service Learning Award
• Music associate professor invited to perform
• Associate professor’s prints included in touring exhibition
• Center for Writers announces workshop
• Associate professor selected as costume designer
• Assistant professor partakes in focus group, conducts survey
• 1957 Fargo tornado remembered in picture collection
• NDSU student helps produce country music awards show
• April Science Café to explore the biology of bats
• Supercomputing could play role in energy development
• Nursing conference scheduled for area fourth grade students
• Northern Crops Institute offers short course
• Central Grasslands Research Extension Center director retires
• Assistant professor receives National Science Foundation CAREER Award
• Commodity trading room in Barry Hall nears completion
• New student orientation dates set
• Director of Upper Great Plains Transportation Institute named
• Clothesline Project to be on display April 3-13
• NDSU Graduate Research and Arts Forum scheduled
• Green and Golden Globe Diversity Awards scheduled
• JEFF, WHO LIVES AT HOME
• Annual Woodlands and High Plains Traditional Powwow planned
• Animal sciences department hires nutrition research technician
• NDSU wins Best of Show at Addy Awards
• NDSU Alumni Association announces 2012 alumni awards
• NDSU groups organize ‘The Big Event’ service project
• Emergency management faculty present at conference
• Northern Wildlife Film Festival
• US Department of State assistant secretary to visit NDSU
• NDSU Bookstore hosts Grad Finale
• Blood drive scheduled on campus
• THE IRON LADY
• Interest session set for Transylvania study abroad program
• Tri-College schedules Women’s Leadership Development Institute
• Animal sciences assistant professor publishes paper
• The Spectrum receives honors at regional conference
• Study finds magazine type, gender affect how health news is reported
• Assistant professor publishes research, participates on panel
• Kolness, Kujava named to All-Tournament team
• NDSU Development Foundation leader announces intention to retire
• NDSU computer science capstone course goes international
• Human development and education faculty publish, present
• Ada-Borup ends season with a win, thwarts comeback
• Ada-Borup squanders state championship chances
• New dean of College of Science and Mathematics named
• Director of human resources and payroll named
• NDSU team places fourth, wins awards at Clean Snowmobile Challenge
• FORWARD announces mentor travel grant awards
• United Way Celebration of Wingmen
• Player perfection: Kolness shoots Ada-Borup through first round at state
• Graduate assistant to participate in Clinton Global Initiative University
• NDSU graduate student named NASA intern
• Interim ND EPSCoR co-project director named
• Little experience provides a challenge for Ada-Borup entering state tournament
• F/M Communiversity schedules public sessions on foreign policy
• Ballroom Dance Club competes in Minneapolis
• Assistant professor presents at international conference
• Defensive cycle rolls Ada-Borup past Ulen-Hitterdal
• Defensive cycle rolls Ada-Borup past Ulen-Hitterdal
• A SEPARATION
• Department to host lectures on how violence affects mental health
• English Graduate Organization to host English studies conference
• College announces new student ambassadors
• Subsection championship game to be televised on WDAY-TV
• German Russians to recall folk medicine on radio program
• Fargo-Moorhead Symphony class offered through Communiversity
• Climatology assistant professor hosts climate change seminar
• Student-athlete named to Academic All-America basketball team
• Second graders graduate from Great Health Care Adventure
• Faculty members invited to present at university in Kenya
• Assistant professor receives international fellowship
• Ada-Borup’s young members step up to beat Norman County East
• Kujava leads Ada-Borup back to state following two-year absence
• Assistant director of fine arts to help lead jazz improv class
• Animal sciences graduate student receives grant
• Center director awarded grant
• Ada-Borup passes quarterfinal test with defects
• THIN ICE
• March Science Café analyzes children’s language development
• Dakota Kids Count program receives grant
• 20th annual Aldrich C. Bloomquist Lecture set
• Renowned conservation biologist speaks at NDSU seminar
• Transportation analyst earns designation
• Student-athlete receives Academic All-District honors
• Staff member named to technical assistance steering committee
• Saddle and Sirloin Club attends national convention
• Second half scoring run advances Ada-Borup to section title game
• Research and Technology Park to offer Youth Entrepreneurship Academy
• Reception held to introduce new NDSU librarians
• Institute to offer short course for pasta manufacturers
• NDSU researchers meet with officials about oil issues
• Student to compete in World University Golf Championships
• Human development and education faculty publish, present
• NDSU partners on $1 million energy beet development project
• NDSU Music hosts choral directors conference
• Faculty receive grant to conduct research in Kenya
• County rivals require three overtimes to settle playoff battle
• Ada-Borup limits own success with turnovers
• Head of visual art's TEDx talk available online
• FORWARD to host leadership workshop
• Flax Institute set for March 29-30
• Ada-Borup junior varsity squad ends year with 21 wins
• Water Resources Research Institute announces fellowship recipients
• English faculty present, chair session at language convention
• Cooperative Sponsorship Committee proposals requested
• Ada-Borup breezes through sub-section quarterfinal
• Career expert to present on finding work outside academia
• President Bresciani announces award availability
• Students participate in ‘Architecture for the Birds’ competition
• QRF system sparks controversy with section 6, class A seeding
• 800 café to serve Alamo-inspired meal
• ‘Dress for Success’ donations sought
• NDSU to co-host equine-assisted therapies conference
• Fargo Film Festival 2012
• WEATHER CANCELLATION
• Transportation institute director candidates to present seminars
• Clean Energy Technologies Conference scheduled at NDSU
• Breastfeeding, pumping support group to meet on campus
• FARGO FILM FESTIVAL: CLOSING NIGHT
• NDSU students to compete in Clean Snowmobile Challenge
• Associate professor wins Best of Show at international exhibition
• Animal sciences faculty receive grant to study ovarian function
• Ada-Borup avenges loss with conference championship win
• Ada-Borup and Win-E-Mac set for conference championship game Saturday
• Campus remembers lost students
• Memorial events planned for students
• President Bresciani expresses condolences
• 4 NDSU students killed in I-94 crash
• Recipients of Odney, Waldron, Peltier Awards announced
• Architecture students’ designs exhibited at ND Museum of Art
• Student-run 800 Café opens with Greek-themed lunch
• Ada-Borup drops a game to AA Hawley
• Ergologistics, a technology incubator start-up, named finalist for national award
• Battle of the Cents-es penny drive raises more than $1,400
• Seniors honored by National Soccer Coaches Association of America
• Two new Centers of Research Excellence at NDSU approved
• Upper Great Plains Transportation Institute staff present research
• Assistant professor publishes paper on pancreatic tumor regulator
• Hennen scores 1,000th career point and hits 8 triples in Ada-Borup win
• Water Resources Research Institute announces fellowship recipients
• Theatre arts assistant professor’s play featured in book
• Noone appointed musical theatre coordinator
• NDSU researchers contribute to molecular biology book
• Sickness strikes Ada-Borup with loss
• Dean candidates to visit campus, present open forums
• Bison nickname turns 90
• NDSU Music welcomes artist-in-residence
• NDSU Center for Writers names associate director
• NDSU Bookstore associate director to present
• 2012 James Rosenquist Artist in Residence named
• NDSU nano research could impact flexible electronic devices
• Faculty collaborate with NDSU alumnus on food safety project
• Alumnus establishes NDSU scholarship endowment
• Civil engineering professor chairs national committee
• Center for Community Vitality receives Bush Foundation grant
• Division launches initiatives to improve campus climate
• FORWARD Ally trainings set for spring semester
• Doctoral Dissertation Assistantships applications sought
• Associate research fellow named chair of safety committee
• Advanced Crop Advisers Workshop set for Feb. 9-10 in Fargo
• Associate professor receives 2011 Young Investigator Award
• Development Foundation accepting grant applications
• 4-H Tribal Youth Mentoring Program awarded grant
• ONE FOR THE MONEY
• NDSU offers farmland leasing workshops
• Human development and education faculty present, publish
• Former NDSU Extension director honored
• Nursing department to take part in Giving Hearts Day
• NDSU grape research highlighted at growers meeting
• I-29 Dairy Conference set for Feb. 8-9
• No. 6 Spartans claim its seasons second win over No. 10 Cougars
• NDSU Music to host jazz festival
• Visual arts department head to present TEDx talk
• NDSU alumnus scores 
500th episode of ‘The Simpsons’
• Faculty member invited to present at Sanford Research
• NDSU Saddle and Sirloin Club to host 86th Little International
• Students to engage in penny war to benefit charities
• New tool locates grant funding and collaborators
• Long-time ND-EPSCoR co-project director retires
• Coatings and polymeric materials department chair named
• Bohl receives 2011 FieldTurf award
• F/M Communiversity offers Dakota Project public forum
• Ada-Borup adds to streak with win over Lake Park-Audubon
• NDSU to participate in two $3.5 million national transportation center grants
• Interim vice president for information technology named
• Academic Advising Report available in Campus Connection
• 38 Bison named to Summit League Fall All-Academic Team
• Cougars pass Raiders, focus now set on Spartans
• Chair of coatings and polymeric materials department named
• Extension Service sponsors healthy lifestyle poster contest
• Wellness Center hires fitness programs coordinator
• FORWARD to offer search committee member training
• Best of the Best meetings set for January and February
• Extension Service specialist receives Zero Till Award
• Keynote address, Innovation Challenge winners to be named Jan. 26
• NDSU Extension director candidates invited for interviews
• Study Abroad Fair scheduled for Feb. 7
• Dairy Cow College dates set
• Ada-Borup hits seven triples to rout conference rival
• Ada-Borup hits seven triples to rout conference rival
• JAY AND SILENT BOB TO OPEN THE 2012 FARGO FILM FESTIVAL
• A DANGEROUS METHOD
• Applications for the Engebretson Family Research Fund sought
• Innovation competition showcases students’ projects
• Spring Discover U scheduled for Feb. 15
• Pharmaceutical sciences researchers publish 20 papers in 2011
• Strong start gives Ada-Borup room to win
• Innovation Week kicks off with breakfast, breakout sessions
• Science Café presenters apply statistics to football
• NDSU schedules soybean production meetings
• Sportsmen's Boat, Camping and Vacation Show
• Ada-Borup rebounds its way past Barnesville
• Search committee announces general counsel open forums
• Student Technology Fee funds campus projects
• NDSU Extension Service partners with Bush Foundation
• Clutch performances push Ada-Borup past Bagley in double overtime
• Open forum on disability survey results scheduled for Jan. 31
• NDSU agriculture, Extension faculty and staff honored
• Assistant professor published in The Clarinet
• Law professor to present on work-life balance
• Head of biological sciences department named
• Information Technology Division seeks nominations for awards
• HUGO
• Merkens fuels Ada-Borup to win
• Tri-College women networking breakfast scheduled
• Assistant profesor featured on FORWARD website
• Economics professor from Korea University to present seminar
• Japanese performer to visit Theatre NDSU
• NDSU Wellness Center promotes Health Monday Challenge
• Community of Respect workshops scheduled
• Geology associate professor recognized by ND Forest Service
• FORWARD announces course release awards
• Applications sought for Steinhaus-Rhinehart Scholarship
• Silver lining appears for Ada-Borup following loss
• Bohl named to American Football Coaches Association board of trustees
• ‘Gear Up for Grants’ seminar scheduled
• Innovation Week to showcase students’ projects Jan. 23-27
• FORWARD announces promotion-to-professor luncheon and lecture series
• College of Graduate and Interdisciplinary Studies names interim associate dean
• Fundamentals fail Ada-Borup in loss
• Student-athlete named to academic all-star team
• NDSU releases Prosper hard red spring wheat
• NDSU offers updated Crop Compare Program
• Spartans get blown out by Cougars
• NDSU names interim Extension Service director
• NDSU Libraries’ heritage collection receives national awards
• THE ROCKY HORROR PICTURE SHOW
• Gaston to discuss new accreditation model Jan. 12
• Grass-N-Beef Research Review set for Jan. 25
• Environmental and conservation science graduate student receives scholarships
• Researchers develop cloud computing based disaster management system
• NDSU Extension Service schedules crop insurance conference
• Ada-Borup outlasts Mahnomen
• Kujava scores 1,000th career point, leads Ada-Borup over Mahnomen
• YOUNG GOETHE IN LOVE
• Blood drive scheduled
• Associate professor to publish paper in accounting journal
• 16th Annual Diversity, Direction and Dollars forum set
• Looking back at Ada sports in 2011
• College of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences names associate deans
• Precision Agriculture Summit scheduled Jan. 16-17
• NDSU Equestrian Team earns honors
• NDSU Feedlot School set for Jan 24-25
• Researcher to publish papers in Current Pharmaceutical Design
• Farm/ranch transition planning classes set
• Human development and education faculty publish and present
• Hennen's performance leads to victory
• Lake Region Extension Roundup set for Jan. 3-4
• Residence Life staff recognized at regional conference
• Business faculty’s paper accepted to managerial journal
• Height disadvantage no problem for Ada-Borup
• President Bresciani plans forums with academic colleges
• NDSU alumnus, faculty receive ‘Best Paper Award’
• Fine arts director chairs committee, presents at conference
• Ada-Borup teams sweep double header
• NDSU Bookstore selling children’s original artwork
• Business faculty publish manuscript
• Student-athlete receives Academic All-America honors
• MY WEEK WITH MARILYN
• NDSU business student receives entrepreneurial award
• Undergraduate students present at philosophy conference
• Wild World of Weeds Workshop set for Jan. 24
• Cougars hold on to lead against Eagles
• Visual Arts department head selected for ‘The Fargo Project’
• Theatre NDSU announces 2012-13 season
• Defensive strength leads to Ada-Borup win
• Researcher awarded housing needs assessment grant
• FORWARD announces new faculty workshop and future events
• Civil engineering professor visits University of Da Lat, Vietnam
• NDSU announces new presidential team academic awards
• Bison Battalion sets up Hero Tree
• NDSU's hunt seat equestrian team wins top honor
• ND EPSCoR offers assistantship program for graduate students
• ‘Late Night Breakfast’ helps relieve stress of finals week
• Counseling Center to host ‘Mental Health First Aid’ training
• Ada-Borup routes Win-E-Mac
• Commencement student speaker to address ‘positive change’
• Associate professor’s screen print added to collections
• NDSU commencement set for Dec. 16 in Bison Sports Arena
• Professor named editor of Wetlands journal
• Football team members receive All-Academic recognition
• NDSU nursing student receives honor society scholarship
• Music professor featured in performances
• Communication assistant professor receives appointment
• Visual arts professor elected to Spirit Room board
• NDSU agriculture administration streamlined
• NDSU commencement set for Dec. 16
• NDSU to host first regional BEST Robotics competition
• Bohl named Region 4 Coach of The Year
• Four to be inducted into Tapestry of Diverse Talents
• NDSU releases range monitoring video
• HIGHER GROUND
• NDSU holds agricultural outlook conference for lenders
• Professor presents paper at technical communication conference
• Book by NDSU professor emeritus and alumnus wins award
• Ada-Borup tops 3A-East Grand Forks
• IT’S A WONDERFUL LIFE
• MARGIN CALL
• Fine arts faculty present, publish and perform
• Researchers to publish paper in Molecular Cancer journal
• NDSU student receives Army promotion to major
• Nursing department receives grant to help diversify health care workforce
• Japanese artist to visit campus
• Assistant professor presents on teen emergency preparedness
• FREE HOLIDAY ORGAN CONCERTS
• Chargers outdo Cougars in overtime
• Final candidate for Information Technology VP to present
• Development Foundation and Alumni Association appoint staff
• Calving preparation short courses set
• Student applicants sought for GraSUS-II fellows
• Farewell event planned for NDSU Extension Service director
• Assistant professor presents at management conference
• Season opener scoring run leads to an Ada-Borup win
• NDSU partners on new flare gas to fertilizer initiative
• Graduate student receives best student poster award
• FORWARD pedagogical luncheon scheduled
• Plant sciences department head named
• Communication professor to receive Blue Key award
• Music students place first in competitions
• Interim director named for NDSU's Center for Nanoscale Science and Engineering
• Second candidate for Information Technology VP to present
• Art exhibit features student’s multiple identities
• Cankdeska Cikana Community College president visits NDSU
• Business student honored for success at sales competition
• Jingle Bell Run/Walk 5K
• New student organization focuses on sustainable building
• Bohl named Coach of the Year
• NDSU Extension Service schedules Dakota Cow/Calf Clinics
• ‘A Holiday Special: German-Russian Childhood Memories’ radio program to air
• Faculty member writes book on forgotten Marines
• Human development and education faculty present and publish
• General counsel candidates scheduled to present
• Emergency management student receives scholarship
• Counseling Center director serves on boards
• First candidate for Information Technology VP scheduled to present
• Baroque Festival concludes Dec. 11
• Emergency management assistant professor teaches pilot course
• Farewell event planned for Bonnie Neas, VP for Information Technology
• Phi Upsilon Omicron honor society initiates new members
• Student named candidate for Lowe's Senior CLASS Award
• Bison Pride Week set for Nov. 28-Dec. 3
• Department head's project generates volunteerism
• Social science conference seeks paper proposals
• Student-athletes earn Capital One Academic All-District Honors
• Students design alternatives to Red River diversion
• Women in Research meeting scheduled for Dec. 1
• ND Water Resources Research Institute seeks fellowship applicants
• Students and faculty attend regional sociological conference
• Ada-Borup's Prep Bowl run cut short again
• Voice-over artist visits NDSU Theatre
• CNSE develops innovative laser-enabled electronic packaging technology
• Nominations sought for Tapestry of Diverse Talents
• Conference examines the 2012 Farm Bill
• ND EPSCoR provides New Faculty Start-Up awards
• Tri-College University Provost to serve on educational committee
• History, philosophy and religious studies colloquium set
• Middle, high school students to present wastewater recycling research
• World iView presentation scheduled for Nov. 17
• Blackboard Mobile application available to NDSU students
• MOZART’S SISTER
• Agricultural and biosystems engineering department chair named
• ‘The Power of History’ outdoor photography exhibition announced
• Theatre NDSU to present 'Miss Julie'
• NDSU Music Academy opens
• NDSU Bookstore schedules events
• Atomic Learning training session scheduled
• Santa Village 2011
• Robinson to lead Institute for Regional Studies and University Archives
• Pharmaceutical sciences researchers to publish paper
• NDSU offers pasture and harvested forage management planning
• Minneota takes third place over Ada-Borup in Class 1A
• Ada-Borup stays perfect in Duluth
• Bethlehem Academy bests Ada-Borup
• Ada-Borup advances to semi-final match, plays No. 1-seed
• Search committee named for dean of science and mathematics
• Distance and Continuing Education announces technology training resource
• College plans scholarship recognition luncheon
• NDSU Counseling Center reaccredited
• NDSU athletes awarded scholarships during Harvest Bowl
• Turkeys sold as fundraiser for Saddle and Sirloin Club
• Ada-Borup's revamped mentality sets winning tone
• 1,000 kills: Strand reaches milestone in last career home game
• Faculty in Residence Education Program welcomes 30 mentors
• Civil engineering students partner with Ulteig for Canstruction
• Brooks honored by Iowa State University
• Athletes to be awarded scholarships during Harvest Bowl
• Conference scheduled to discuss post communist transition
• Assistant professor of English to speak at convention
• 36th Annual Scandinavian Buffet scheduled
• Ada-Borup's mentality tested in close contest against No. 7 seed
• POINT BLANK
• THE SHINING
• Master of Public Health program director joins NDSU
• Distance and Continuing Educations offers wellness conference
• NDSU Bookstore schedules events
• Ada-Borup's 'comeback kids' do it again in season finale
• Faculty and students present at feminism and rhetoric conference
• NDSU Bookstore offers discounts for donations
• Team play instrumental in Cougar's 'Pumpkin Classic' championship win
• Led by service, Ada-Borup perfect in pool play
• Communication researchers to present at conference
• University archivist John Bye to retire
• Alumni Awards Committee seeks nominations
• TUCKER & DALE vs. EVIL
• Pharmaceutical sciences researchers to publish paper
• Beta Chapter of Sigma Alpha Epsilon introduces Hall of Fame
• NDSU student receives merit scholarship
• Conversions lead to Ada-Borup's season finale win
• Open house to showcase couple and family therapy program
• Reynolds Collection to display military uniforms
• NDSU schedules Tri-state Sheep Tour
• NDSU Provost names UGPTI interim director; launches national search
• NDSU researchers attend microbiology meeting
• Lawn mower and snow blower clinic set
• Report: Ada-Borup over Fosston, three games to one
• 15th Annual United Way Silent Auction planned
• Bison Athletics to host annual Halloween party
• Helstern presents at literature conference
• NDSU student competes in Army ‘Best Warrior Competition’
• FORWARD to sponsor promotion-to-professor luncheon
• FarmHouse Foundation Board of Trustees to visit NDSU chapter
• State Board approves joint master’s degree program
• Prairie Churches’ displayed at Memorial Union Gallery
• Engineering associate professor elected for leadership position
• Ulen-Hitterdal upsets second ranked Ada-Borup
• West Fargo 8th graders to experience college classes at NDSU
• IBM inventor to discuss innovation at NDSU
• Alumnus to present poetry reading and seminar at NDSU
• United Way 2011 campus campaign set to begin
• History, Philosophy and Religious Studies Colloquium scheduled
• 2011 Harvest Bowl Agribusiness Award recipient named
• Memorial Union Gallery exhibit aims to raise awareness of abuse
• CHS contributes $250,000 for commodity trading room
• Activities planned for National Day on Writing
• !WOMEN ART REVOLUTION
• THE NAMES OF LOVE
• Physics faculty member receives Heartland Pride Award
• NDSU Research Foundation licenses coatings technology to Elinor Specialty Coatings
• Human development and education faculty publish and present
• NDSU child care center to remain open
• NDSU students to ‘sensationalize’ Fargo Public Library
• English associate professor publishes essay
• Center for Child Development participates in scholarship program
• Homecoming week finished with Ada-Borup shutout over Rothsay
• Homecoming week finished with Ada-Borup shutout over Rothsay
• Veterinary and microbiological sciences department head named
• Weber named president-elect for choral directors group
• Transportation students collaborate with consortium members
• Ada-Borup moves up a spot, now ranked second in AP football rankings
• Walking trail showcases NDSU's trees
• Assistant professor of English attends Shakespeare Congress
• Suriano joins Wellness Center
• NDSU Libraries' collection to be showcased at Sauerkraut Day
• Safety Office to participate in Wellness Fair Oct. 12
• Northern Crops Institute offers grain procurement course
• Research labs schedule open houses
• Science Café scheduled Oct. 11
• NDSU to be honored for supporting employees with disabilities
• Student receives fraternity’s highest undergraduate honor
• Researchers to present at Geological Society of America meeting
• NDSU exercise science program to host fall conference
• Determination pays off for Ada-Borup in five
• THE GUARD
• NDSU employees recognized for public service excellence
• NDSU reaches out to Africa
• NDSU Bookstore to celebrate National Student Day
• Britten premiere features assistant professor of clarinet
• Farm Bill conference scheduled
• ND Water Resources Research Institute seeks fellowship applicants
• NDSU to co-host Irish studies conference
• ‘The Science of Art’ scheduled Oct. 4 at NDSU
• Discover NDSU scheduled
• Management associate professor to receive best paper award
• Communication professionals receive awards
• Report: Ada-Borup rolls over Norman County West
• Basketball ‘Late Show’ scheduled for Oct. 14
• Associate professor gives keynote address in Switzerland
• ‘Gear Up for Grants’ seminar scheduled
• Win-E-Mac's front row controls Ada-Borup
• President Bresciani: NDSU has ‘exceptional year’
• MIDNIGHT IN PARIS
• Center for Child Development achieves five-STAR rating
• Career Center names associate director
• FORWARD sets grants information session and announces awards
• Interactive device research, media effects lab effort receive NSF funding
• Law selected for Minnesota Public Radio advisory board
• Former agronomy chair Carter dies
• Cougar's service game troubles Norman County West
• Graduate School to host screening of ‘The PHD Movie!’
• Bromley to present at art conference
• Extension Service director search committee named
• Bison Athletic Hall of Fame to induct 40th annual class
• Assistant professor’s research featured in Minnesota Public Radio story
• Youth Development Webinar Series set
• Transportation security blog launched
• Tri-College networking event planned for STEM women faculty
• Transportation Institute names honorees for awards banquet
• Management associate professor’s articles to be published
• Ada-Borup throttles Win-E-Mac
• Committee named for information technology vice president search
• Pride Network meetings scheduled
• Human development and education faculty publish and present
• President Bresciani to present State of University Address
• Pharmaceutical sciences research lecture scheduled
• English faculty publish chapters on online environments
• NDSU hosts international conference on languages and cultures
• Meningitis clinic set for Sept. 22
• Ada-Borup wins in four
• MANHATTAN SHORT FILM FESTIVAL
• NDSU fall 2011 enrollment holds steady
• History, philosophy and religious studies colloquia scheduled
• Advance FORWARD Department Award presented
• Hazard awareness and disaster preparedness expo scheduled
• Fall Transportation Seminar Series scheduled
• Event scheduled to inspire young women to pursue math
• Ada-Borup records shutout over Park Christian
• ND-SD Joint EPSCoR Conference scheduled
• Soil science faculty to be featured in television program
• President Bresciani named to chancellor search committee
• Development Foundation and Alumni Association make staff changes
• Professor’s article included on biology and medicine website
• Cougars struggle in win over Falcons
• Bison BEST robotics competition set
• Center for Global Initiatives director publishes articles
• Assistant wrestling coach named
• Assistant professor meets with FEMA officials
• Anthropology assistant professor publishes work on 9/11
• Student recognized by Applied Agricultural Economics Association
• Errors still present in Ada-Borup sweep
• Animal sciences presentation scheduled
• ‘Woman Up!’ workshop scheduled for Sept. 20
• THE WHISTLEBLOWER
• Reception planned to kick off Dakota Memories Heritage Tour
• NDSU’s ‘Good Neighbor’ campaign scheduled
• Photographer Dewitt Jones scheduled to speak at NDSU
• New research says sweets help your disposition
• Cougars tested in invitational championship match
• Ada-Borup runs all over East
• ‘Bring Back the Magic’ telethon set for Minot area flood relief and recovery
• Take Back the Night event scheduled for NDSU
• NDSU Bookstore behind-the-scenes tours offered
• Veterans Upward Bound receives surprise donation
• Serving key in Cougar sweep
• Harvest Bowl scheduled Oct. 28-29
• Women in Research to host networking event
• YMCA of NDSU changes name
• Researchers develop biobased technology from ND crop materials
• Contemporary evolution study published in PLoS ONE
• Tribute planned for professor and avid athletics supporter
• Third game problems sustained, Ada-Borup sweeps Park Christian
• Science Café scheduled for Sept. 13
• TechGYRLS registration opens
• Center for Protease Research hosts research poster session
• Education doctoral programs join Carnegie project
• Pharmaceutical sciences student awarded fellowship
• Gamma Sigma Delta selling corn for scholarship fund
• Alumnus to present on building mobile phone applications
• Nursing faculty awarded grant
• Northern Crops Institute short course focuses on dry peas
• Ada-Borup's defense shaky in season opener
• Bison Information Network to televise NDSU Fine Arts events
• THE TRIP
• NDSU Women’s Club schedules fall event
• FORWARD hosts external advisory board
• Ada-Borup football team has high goals for season
• College Night planned to connect students and the community
• NDSU offers solutions through Ask An Expert
• McAfee computer anti-virus and anti-spyware being replaced
• FORWARD announces appointment of additional Advocates
• Counseling Center offers mindfulness workshops
• Blood drive scheduled
• Ada-Borup's back row gets tested in season opener
• NDSU Bookstore unveils book-making machine
• Animal sciences department to host ‘Moos, Ewes and More’
• ND EPSCOR announces award recipients
• Fraternity organizes fundraiser for suicide prevention
• Emergency management faculty publish chapters
• Pharmaceutical science student presents at national conference
• Northern Crops Institute names new director
• Ceremony to honor tribal college partnership program coordinator
• Extension Service among top 10 workplaces
• Management and supervisory leadership sessions offered
• Coordinator for the Memorial Union Recreation Center dies
• Assistant professor publishes paper on pancreatic cancer therapy
• NDSU Theta Chi chapter wins award for excellence
• Lawrence Welk music arrangements index available online
• SILENT MOVIE NIGHTS
• NDSU employees donate heirlooms to NDSU Libraries collection
• Summer program engages high school students in science
• Assistant professor receives outstanding educator award
• ND research universities report positive enrollment figures
• Carlson named top 30 honoree for NCAA Woman of the Year
• Next Walk ND Challenge starts Sept. 11
• Part-time Jobs Fair scheduled
• Back to School for Fargo - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• President’s Welcome kicks off fall semester
• Extension Service to demonstrate tile drainage at Big Iron
• Study Abroad Fair scheduled Sept. 12
• Johnson set to retire as NDSU General Counsel
• Tour and events showcase ND Germans from Russia history
• Department head participates in homeland security workshop
• Accounting associate professor to serve on committee
• Criminal justice associate professor and student publish
• Pharmacy practice faculty present at national meeting
• Upward Bound students thanked for helping at Fargo Marathon
• Student Support Services instructor to present
• Associate professor honored by Association of Asthma Educators
• MOORHEAD FLOORING AND MORE
• NDSU president to throw out first pitch at Twins game
• NDSU Panhellenic Council receives national awards
• NDSU veterinary technology staff wins awards
• NDSU announces gift of $2 million from Stop-N-Go
• Fargo listed among best college towns in nation
• Transportation analyst presents at international conference
• NDSU student athlete recognized by The Summit League
• SARAH’S KEY
• BUCK
• NDSU pursues insurance coverage for Minard Hall
• Grafton appointed interim vice president
• Extension Service's leadership program selects fifth class
• FORWARD announces upcoming events
• Memorial service planned for longtime NDSU athletic announcer
• Students participate in medical mission trip to Guatemala
• Project aims to increase capacity for food infrastructure development
• Students to display design at Minnesota State Fair
• Set for new students, NDSU plans Move-In Day
• Faculty and Staff Alcohol and Other Drug Survey results announced
• College of business faculty publish papers
• NDSU graduate embarks on bike fundraiser
• State movie premiere about environmentalist set for NDSU
• NDSU student participates in first-ever Refugee Congress
• Agribusiness and applied economics faculty publish research
• Edwin Fissinger Choral Composition award winners announced
• Promotion to professor lunches scheduled
• Agribusiness and applied economics faculty present
• NDSU to open commodity trading room
• Researcher links diet during pregnancy to reducing breast cancer in offspring
• Student athletes named to all-academic team
• Professor to deploy to Afghanistan in October
• Chair of nursing department named
• Sioux portraits by ND photographer displayed at NDSU
• International Programs Director Search Committee named
• Assistant professor to publish in Frontiers in Bioscience
• NDSU designated as ‘infant friendly’
• Faculty article analyzing farm size and strength to be published
• Professor receives Teacher Fellow Award
• German Russian audio tapes available through NDSU Archives
• Graduate student receives Young Investigator Award
• Dalrymple, Sprynczynatyk Present Nd Air Guard With 14th Air Force Outstanding Unit Award
• Assistant professor awarded National Science Foundation grant
• Tri-College University welcomes new board members
• Design students explore 'Urbanism in South America'
• Gas prices expected to fall in coming weeks
• Sheriff: Minnesota woman shot by teen squirrel hunter
• Pawlenty signs group's marriage pledge after all
• Dickinson State president mum on resignation demand
• Bachmann: Improving economy 'won't take that long' if she becomes president
• Ted Bundy's DNA added to database in hope of solving cold cases
• Dayton calls for review of Vikings stadium plan
• College degree adds 84 percent to salary, study finds
• Chestnut Hill College professor kills self during class
• Man's comments prompt Mall of America lockdown
• Senate Dems give way to Republicans to end FAA shutdown
• ABC: Sorry about Nicki Minaj wardrobe malfunction
• Debt deal done, but public sours further on Congress with record disapproval rating
• NWS issues flood watch through Saturday for parts of North Dakota
• Haar to leave Force this season for Western Michigan
• Alumnus to present on risk management
• NDSU Fan Day scheduled for Aug. 16
• Northern Crops Institute hosts Asian food processors
• Critic: Jerry Lewis' telethon is just a memory
• GOP's Pawlenty to shift from TV to turnout in Iowa
• Police release name of Mankato fire victim
• McCartney: I'm going to police over hacking claim
• Enrollment scandal prompts chancellor to ask for Dickinson State president's resignation
• Former flight attendant returned to Fargo pleads not guilty in airplane fire case
• Charges: Ex-custodian started Minnesota church fire
• Stephen Colbert show uses Stephanie Goetz clip to set up funny segment on North Dakota's questioned statehood
• Dow average plunges 513, worst drop since 2008
• Jerry Lewis, MDA mum on reasons for comedian's exit
• Reid: Compromise in hand to reopen FAA
• Police: Woman bit by dog gave officers wrong information, may face charges
• Black Minnesota graduate sues over school dress-up day
• Minnesota man nabbed for fake jerseys
• Plans for Stenehjem's Senate successor in works
• Cariveau running again for Dilworth council
• Sethi named interim CEO of Minn-Kota Red Cross
• Motivational speaker set for Fargo event
• Part of Moorhead's First Avenue to close
• Paving to begin on 44th Avenue South in Fargo
• Cause of Moorhead man's death 'undetermined'
• Moorhead politician, farmer and educator Siller dies at 96
• Fargo man invited to attend refugee event in DC
• American Crystal Sugar workers seeking jobless benefits
• West Fargo Park Board opts for a splash park instead of an amphitheater
• ND gov suggests Missouri River compact
• Target key revenue figure rises in July
• Man dies after falling from roof while helping a friend
• Two men nabbed for graffiti after Moorhead resident's tip
• Retailers report solid sales gains for July
• NDSU football to be aired on TV a record 10 times
• Extension Service to co-host soil compaction demonstrations
• UND dedicates bust honoring lawmaker
• West Fargo residents win on park plan, board agrees to splash pad instead of amphitheater
• UPDATED: USDA announces recall of 36 million pounds of Cargill ground turkey linked to California death
• Consumers looking for answers on ground turkey
• Earth's two moons? It's not lunacy, but new theory
• 2 who used racially charged phrases in discussing Obama offer explanations
• Woman sustains substantial bites to face after dog attack in Moorhead
• 72 charged in probe of child sexual abuse network
• Casey Anthony won't have to return to Florida on Thursday
• Dalrymple advocates new Minot flood project
• Rains cause temporary halt to Devils Lake outlet
• Grand Forks men plead guilty in child pornography case
• Video: 105.1 FM makes parody of Forum's promo of upcoming Michelle Turnberg column
• Valley City readies pumps, clay for rare summer flood emergency
• Moorhead police seek help finding suspect in sexual assault case
• Lakeside hangouts: 'The Hotel' is a shore thing
• Trial starts in Moorhead armed robbery case
• Woman on motorcycle dies from injuries in Becker County crash
• Two file for seats on Moorhead City Council
• Fargo AirSho signs act to replace pilot who died
• Cass County Republicans to host 'Politics and a Plate'
• Minnesota Methodists investigate same-sex blessings
• Missing Minn. mother, son found in SD
• 11-month-old girl dies in fall from 9th-floor
• Third person has died in Long Lake crash
• Dickinson church arsonist gets 6 years in prison
• Former ND state Rep. Vig considering Congress run
• Mandan man dies in Interstate 94 crash
• CAVE OF FORGOTTEN DREAMS
• Native American Garden gets flower identification signs
• Family Weekend scheduled
• Woman who accused BIA officer of rape admits lying
• Ex-bus driver pleads guilty in child porn case
• MSNBC reinstates analyst after his remark on Obama
• US employers expand health benefits coverage under reform
• Dayton visits Farmfest, promotes farm exports
• Berg announces six town halls in August
• Man who hit Murdoch with pie gets 6 weeks jail time
• Man dies after falling from roof in southern Minnesota
• Moorhead police ask for help finding suspect in sexual assault case
• Judge asked to unseal Casey Anthony case documents
• Obama signs debt bill after final Senate vote
• UPDATED: Victim of Fargo car-pedestrian accident identified as 2-year-old girl
• Minnesota, North Dakota senators support debt deal signed by Obama
• Cops shot, wounded man in St. Paul Park standoff
• Union workers anxious about future with no negotiations planned
• American Crystal Sugar union workers: 'We don't want to be locked out'
• East Grand Forks man faces charges in threats, assault on police officer
• New chancellor takes over MnSCU
• Report: Dayton ran up $750,000 recount legal tab
• Moody's: Minnesota's debt outlook 'negative'
• Weather Talk: Sudden influx of humidity allowed storm to grow 11 miles tall
• 1 person dies in Mankato apartment fire
• Americans cut spending for first time in 20 months
• Lightning strike blamed for Glyndon house fire
• Mid-October trial set for ND shooting suspect
• Men hurt in ND oil well fire 'recovering nicely'
• ND woman sentenced for neglecting 4-month-old
• West Fargo cancels 'Night to Unite' event
• Crash in Long Lake kills 2, injures 1
• Metrodome contractor meets installation deadline
• Researcher selected to present at transportation conference
• Residence Life hires two new hall directors
• NDSU single-game football tickets go on sale today
• Death of West Fargo man ruled accidental drowning
• No co-pay required for birth control, new U.S. guidelines say
• Man charged in hit-run death of St. Paul man, 78
• Woman to fight charges in Tennessee airport pat-down
• Defense facing cuts up to $850 billion over decade
• ND Farm Bureau proposes constitutional amendment
• Minnesota crops thrive in heat, humidity
• West Fargo's Caterpillar planning $50 million expansion, 250 new jobs
• Heavy rains, strong winds pound Twin Cities
• Two seriously injured in Becker County after motorcycle strikes deer
• 6 workers shaken by Waite Park lightning strike
• After 115 years, Oak Mound Congregational Church in Kragnes closes
• Well-known businessman, philanthropist, photographer Fred Scheel dies at age 90
• Trial to begin in Dewey shooting
• High-end lake homes often serve as family compounds for decades
• Obama: We have a debt deal
• Fugitive Focus: Leroy White Jr.
• Portraits: Jason Carter, Fargo Little League coach
• As I Recall: Furnishing old Broadway
• Summer events: 'Super Bowl' of country music kicks off Thursday
• Disparity found in rural health care
• Weather Talk: Persistent drought, heat leaves cities in South sweltering
• Fargo streets clear after early morning flooding
• Obama, Congress strike historic debt deal
• Dayton orders flags lowered on bridge collapse anniversary
• 4 shot after George Clinton show in Ohio; 1 dies
• Verdict for 2 American hikers in Iran to be announced within a week
• Deputies investigate apparent Lake Minnetonka drowning
• Minnesota deer hunting licenses go on sale Monday
• Flood disaster aid in North Dakota tops $103 million mark
• Wisconsin police chief accused of molesting 2 teen boys
• Ardoch man dies in ATV rollover
• Iranian blinded by acid pardons her attacker
• Defense tries to spare life of Ohio serial killer
• Carson, N.D., man killed in pickup crash
• Minnesota bicyclist dies after being hit by SUV in Iowa
• Kings of Leon vow to redo 'too hot' Dallas show
• $100 fine for texting while driving one of new North Dakota laws taking effect Monday
• Rain delays levee work in Fargo
• Metro area's Sudanese refugees say homeland's independence something they thought would never come
• Diversion Discussion: Dredging Red River ineffective flood-fighting measure
• 1,300 without jobs Monday as American Crystal workers overwhelmingly reject contract
• Ask Your Government: Insurance premiums blended for state workers
• Eriksmoen: Award-winning country star born in Grand Forks
• Kindred Days makes a splash
• Living large on the lake: Recession tempers home values, but still plenty of million-dollar lake properties in area
• Projects to affect Moorhead traffic
• Weather disasters costing billions of dollars in 2011
• Policy bills take effect in Minnesota
• American Crystal workers overwhelmingly reject contract offer; will leave 1,300 without jobs Monday
• Obama: 'There is very little time' as last-minute attempt made to compromise on budget
• Queen Elizabeth's granddaughter Zara Phillips marries rugby star
• Cheers to screams as jet from NY crashes in Guyana
• Kindred Community Days in full swing
• Fargo church to sponsor car show, corn feed
• Moorhead, Fargo to spray for mosquitoes
• Apple has more cash than Uncle Sam
• Delta aircraft collide on O'Hare tarmac
• 6-million-gallon tank to fill Fargo's water needs as city stretches south
• Victims of theft take to Facebook to get their bikes back
• Juror on decision: Kirkpatrick 'hung himself on the interview'
• Analysis: Bachmann's spouse standard shifts when shoe on other foot
• Proposal requires farmers to get commercial driver's licenses
• Brothers to bike from Alaska to Argentina to raise money for Habitat for Humanity
• Search called off for mistaken hot air balloon crash
• House approves, Senate rejects debt bill to avoid default
• Burlington recovery plan includes buyouts
• Wet weather just won't go away
• Weather Talk: Aircraft gather critical information on hurricanes
• Two titles and growing for world beard champ
• ND man fighting transfer to Oklahoma court
• ND to distribute $1M for weed control
• Jehovah Witnesses pump money into Minnesota economy
• Ten year anniversary of 9/11 attacks to be a solemn, stately event
• Equity, Diversity and Global Outreach announces position changes
• NDSU offers master gardener classes
• NDSU researchers earn Outstanding Article award
• Chair of electrical and computer engineering dies
• Lisa Hauck farewell reception planned
• Assistant professor publishes paper for medical journal
• UPDATE: House approves debt bill; Senate rejects it within 2 hours
• Fargo police say man punched cab driver, jumped from taxi
• Men, both naked, stopped by law enforcement in separate incidents
• Business manager pleads guilty to stealing money from Minnesota district
• 1 dead after head-on collision along Highway 52 in North Dakota
• Moorhead smoke shop owner charged under new state law banning synthetic pot
• North Dakota's oil rigs drop along with US count
• Death toll in Norway attacks rises to 77
• American Crystal Sugar workers to vote on contract
• Motorcyclist airlifted to Fargo's Sanford with serious injuries
• Obama announces deal to boost fuel economy
• Former WF superintendent hired to take over Frazee-Vergas post
• North Dakota monastery to end century-old cattle practice
• ND Discovery Farms hosts summer tour
• Communication professor named editor of journal
• Assistant director of study abroad named
• Debt-limit vote postponed as GOP seeks support
• Body of second Wisconsin victim recovered from Minnesota lake
• Jury finds Kirkpatrick guilty in murder conspiracy
• Jamestown Fire Department responding to gas leak
• Obama declares major disaster in Minnesota
• CDC: Strokes rise among pregnant women, new moms
• Study finds no increased cancer risk among kids who use cellphones
• Minnesota officials foresee costs if feds default
• Police pursue leads in kidnapping of Minnesota woman
• Hoeven backs Boehner's debt plan as House vote looms
• Saltwater pipeline bursts, swamping farm, wetlands
• North Dakota approves $54 million to help oil-impacted cities
• Kirkpatrick murder conspiracy trial goes to jury
• Congress says 40 Americans joined terrorists
• Weather Talk: Not enough evidence to say warming trend is upon us
• Autopsy confirms woman shot multiple times in Morton County murder-suicide
• Arc of Cass County to mark awareness day
• Hubbard County backs bike trail to Itasca State Park
• Teacher pay raises sticking point as Fargo contract talks stall
• Craigslist rental scam lists local houses for sale
• Closing arguments today in Kirkpatrick murder-for-hire trial
• Famine moves Minnesota Somalis to raise money
• East Grand Forks water plant operator charged with stalking girl over Facebook
• Group rescues 19 cats from condemned Fargo home; man left homeless
• 'Lock It or Lose It' campaign launched
• Highway 75 roundabout work to begin Monday
• Old West re-enactor faces federal weapons charge
• Iowa doctor accused of not registering as offender
• Tested Idaho sprouts uncontaminated; FDA said plant was linked to ND salmonella poisoning
• Child Care Committee continues work
• Emergency management faculty, students participate in conference
• Dean of libraries publishes article on the Balanced Scorecard
• Report: Rice to sign with Seahawks; Longwell sticks with Vikings
• Minnesota man pleads guilty to abducting girl, 8
• Wild rice measure tucked into Minnesota budget deal
• 2,000 Delta workers to take buyouts as profit sinks
• 1 dead after head-on collision near Beulah, N.D.
• 'Walk in My Shoes' fundraiser Sept. 10
• Park District photo contest deadline Friday
• Fort Juelson topic of military roundtable
• House Republican leaders shrug off a White House veto threat
• Rattlesnake bites Twin Cities man in southeastern Minnesota
• Woman allegedly pulled baby from stroller, slammed him against truck in Los Angeles
• Central Cass volleyball coach gets new look from Regis and Kelly
• Featured fugitive arrested in Fargo
• Defense rests case in murder-for-hire trial as witnesses call Kirkpatrick 'truthful, honest'
• Two sex offenders change addresses
• Rural US disappearing? Population share hits low
• Mosquito spraying planned tonight in Cass County
• Pentagon clears 3-star general of improperly using soldiers to influence senators for money
• Habitat for Humanity accepting applications
• Fort Abercrombie hosts Garrison Weekend
• Brookdale Baptist to host sports camp
• Nickel Era Car Tour scheduled Aug. 8-11
• Session set for women seeking elected office
• Lane reductions set for Fargo's 25th Street
• Free event today for senior drivers
• 'Key Ingredients' display to be hosted in Medina
• 211 program available for those in need
• Veteran indicator for North Dakota licenses available soon
• FAA shortfall affects Fargo runway, Bismarck office
• Sudanese independence celebration planned
• Japanese representatives to visit NDSU
• Faculty and staff invited to display collections
• Shots fired at officers, squad hit in Minneapolis
• Overheated receiver blamed for mobile home fire that sent Fargo man to hospital
• Minn.-based Books for Africa shipments hit 1.9M
• Sleep with your iPhone? You're not alone
• Deal or no deal? US downgrade looking likely
• Charges: Man killed friend while playing with guns in Minnesota
• Body found in Mercer County identified as West Fargo man
• Lower-paying jobs dominate recovery
• Sheryl Crow auctioning off car to aid Joplin, Mo., tornado recovery
• More than 2,700 North Dakota flood victims receive food aid
• Cougar that roamed Minnesota killed in car crash in Connecticut
• US says bin Laden death ups terror risk for Americans
• Oregon congressman to resign over teen's accusation
• 1 dead, 1 missing after boat accident in northern Minnesota
• Flood damage to delay Minot school opening
• Pilot, passenger identified in deadly plane crash near Williston
• Norway police slammed for slow response to rampage
• Norway victim's father recounts last words
• McDonald's to make Happy Meals more healthful
• Struggling Alerus Center seeks funds from city of Grand Forks to make payroll
• Moorhead smoke shop owner vows to fight paraphernalia law
• Weather Talk: Warm low temps notable, but not historically high
• Feds move against suspected illegal fishing ring
• Man accused of breaking into Fargo garage, setting fire to contents
• Teen thought he would die in Alaska bear attack
• Jury yet to be seated in polygamist leader's trial
• Invisible wounds of war: There's an app for that?
• Judge releases WF man after sentence thrown out
• Drop in LCD demand limits 3M earnings growth
• Supervalu 1Q earnings rise, top estimates
• BEGINNERS
• Agribusiness and applied economics department chair named
• Feed ingredients short course scheduled
• Boil order lifted at Minot Air Force Base
• ND gets grant to provide flood counseling
• ND tribe getting $20M loan for infrastructure
• Witness finds it 'impossible to believe' Kirkpatrick ordered Gattuso murder
• 2 dogs die after being left in car in southeastern Minnesota
• Identities released in apparent murder-suicide in Hebron, N.D.
• Hundreds turn out for Bob Stenehjem funeral
• Skate rink DJ: Gunman 'smooth, cool' as he shot 5 at Texas roller rink
• Angler pulled through central Minnesota culvert, dies
• City of Bismarck planning how to remove sandbags
• Apparent heart attack claims life of Fargo AirSho scheduled performer
• South African man wakes after 21 hours in morgue fridge
• IRS eases liability rule for spouse's tax debt
• All but 4 Minnesota state parks reopen after shutdown
• North Dakota man sentenced for assaulting officer
• Development of Minnesota crops advances significantly
• Inquiry into fatal Wisconsin boat crash may take months
• Hoeven enters statement into Congressional Record honoring North Dakota Senate Majority Leader Bob Stenehjem
• Bear attacks seven teens in Alaska
• Unabomber's words found in portions of manifesto
• Minnesota boy hopes to see after stem cell treatment
• Summer events: Dilworth plans crazy weekend
• Alleged Norway terrorist wanted anti-Muslim revolution
• Fugitive Focus: Robert Kenneth Holcomb
• Portraits: Allison Slavik
• Surgeon treating Norway wounded says gunman used special bullets in attack
• 2 injured in ND oil well explosion
• Another round of rain on its way Tuesday
• Tobacco bonds in MN budget come at hefty price
• Man drowns in Minneapolis hotel pool
• Woman strikes motorist backing out of driveway
• About 700 pay respects as Stenehjem lies in state at North Dakota Capitol
• Superior police: Motel death appears to be suicide
• Flags to fly at half-staff in honor of North Dakota leader
• Charges upgraded against man accused of shooting ex-girlfriend
• Owners of bar south of Valley City challenge annexation attempt
• Grand Forks peregrines have 3 babies
• Bobcat Co. to hire more people in BIsmarck
• Winehouse's mother: 'She seemed out of it'
• Pawlenty: Obama not showing courage in debt crisis
• Minnesota man arrested on suspicion of DWI after stealing fire truck
• Norway suspect borrowed from Unabomber's manifesto
• Actor Randy Quaid, wife claim corruption keeping them in Canada
• 'Myths & Legends' tour encore presentation set
• Bethany to sponsor annual car wash
• Applicants sought for leadership academy
• Charitable Marketing to host The Back Door
• Horizon band to perform during Fargo Navy Week
• Country music singer-songwriter lived in Grand Forks
• Pedestrian hit, killed near Alexandria
• Bismarck dad's knowledge of CPR saves son
• Ask Your Government: Reader inquires about Internet retailers, sales tax collections
• Minnesota Political Notebook: This time, Dayton refrains from grading himself
• Parents sentenced for chaining child to crib
• Ralph Engelstad Arena store reopens Monday
• UPDATED WITH NAMES: Pedestrian killed by driver early this morning south of Alexandria
• UPDATED: Motorcyclist injured after being struck by car backing out of West Fargo driveway
• Singer Amy Winehouse found dead in her London home
• Police arrest naked man found in Moorhead garage
• Weather Talk: Dew-point 'record' will fail to qualify as one
• Two injured, one driver cited for DUI in crash
• Wisconsin man charged after flood rescue sentenced
• Effort to cut Valley City administrator proceeds
• St. Paul man accused of setting girlfriend's teenage son on fire
• Dayton was right: Budget brings pain
• Helms: Oil spill not cleaned properly
• NCAA Fighting Sioux nickname meeting rescheduled
• Fargo-Moorhead-area residents in Oslo at time of blast
• FBI now involved in kidnapping investigation
• Fargo South teacher participating in Tough Mudder
• Gene Kirkpatrick trial: Interview yields details, denials
• Fargo to kick tires on bike sharing
• UPDATED: At least 32 killed in Chinese bullet train crash
• Lightning could delay tonight's outdoor U2 concert in Minneapolis
• Grand Forks to open new apartments on downtown fringe
• North Dakota officials, company dispute whether oil spill cleanup good enough
• Truck driver accused of road rage incident in North Dakota
• Norway attacks "beyond comprehension" as death toll climbs to 92 and youth camp shooting details emerge
• Wind storm damages apartment complexes in southwest Fargo
• Recipient of a climate and gender research grant named
• NDSU athletics marketing team to begin "Bandwagon Tour"
• ND farmers plant fewer pea, lentil acres
• Illinois motorcycle rider killed in southwest ND
• Guard ending levee patrols in Mandan
• Obama ends ban on openly gay military service
• Boogaard brother charged in NHL player's OD death
• Man drowns in Rice Lake in Stearns County
• 'Gene's a good man,' says man who bailed accused murder conspirator out of jail
• Norway ripped by fatal Oslo bomb, youth camp shooting; at least 16 killed
• Norway Prime Minister says camp shooting deaths likely to rise
• Charges upgraded for Cass Lake man in killing
• Public meetings planned on proposed oil pipeline
• Minnesota parents sentenced for chaining child to crib
• HMOs to feel pinch in new Minnesota health budget
• Conrad condemns attacks in Norway, pledges N.D.'s support
• North Dakota man injured after airplane loses fuel pressure and makes crash landing into Minnesota slough
• Fighting Sioux NCAA nickname meet to be Aug. 12
• FBI offers reward in alleged kidnap case
• CNN blog quotes Fargo resident who was near Oslo, Norway, bomb blast
• Children dying from being left in hot cars is tragedy on the rise
• Lohan warned to speed up community service or face having probation revoked
• Doctors debate if it's right to test for Alzheimer's disease if you cannot treat it
• Order halts regulation of certain abortions
• Red River diversion entering design phase
• Duluth boy dies in swimming pond
• Airline boardings set June record in ND
• Man who drove through flood waters near Wahpeton pleads guilty, receives no jail time
• Dike removal process starting in Minot
• Minneapolis police arrest 2 homicide suspects
• Runaway barge hits into Mississippi River bridge
• Wahpeton teen injured in rollover accident
• NDSU scientists help create special Rangelands issue
• NDSU concert choir selected to perform
• Reopening of ND oil patch highway delayed
• Watermelon festival today in Moorhead's Lamb Park
• Brother of deceased Minnesota Wild player Boogaard arrested
• Motorcycle rally set in North Dakota as warm-up to Sturgis
• South Dakota college foundation hires Jamestown native
• North Dakota legislative district cost: $1.2M for 10 years
• Corps officials say North Dakota lake could rise rapidly
• Body found in Stearns County, Minnesota, lake
• Supreme Court won't review Weaver conviction
• Six-year-old Duluth boy reported drowned in Cloquet city pool
• Hot nights can compound danger from heat waves
• Minnesota schools budget sets new teacher evaluations
• Lawyer says handyman went 'rogue' in killing Fargo dentist
• Mosquito spraying today in Fargo, West Fargo, Gardner
• Fargo's 19th Avenue North still closed
• Nebraska governor wants meeting on flood management
• Officials consider delaying school start in Minot
• Somali man pleads not guilty to terror charge
• Kindred man pleads guilty to April standoff
• Alzheimer's fundraiser planned today in Fargo
• Attendance up 2,000 at Red River Valley Fair
• Lane reductions set for Fargo's 25th Street South
• Comic-Con kicks off with fans, flicks, costumes
• West Fargo police investigating sexual assault report
• Entire Apple stores being faked in China
• Special ND deer hunt canceled due to flooding
• Nursing home residents in flooded Minot going home
• In heat wave, wintry states wish for some December
• Minnesota state employees returning to work
• Last space shuttle comes home, ends 30-year era
• FARGO THEATRE MEMBERSHIP
• So long, farewell to 2011 Minnesota budget session
• Authorities: 3 swept over Yosemite waterfall presumed dead
• District judge in Minot in trouble over case backlog
• GOP presidential candidates join Twitter debate
• Sun Country Airlines sold to southern Minnesota family
• Georgia court allows taping of tonight's execution, denies stay
• Feds investigate bullying in Minnesota's largest school district
• Police: Florida mom screamed 'Why?' during hammer attack
• Ammonia leak causes evacuation of Grand Forks plant
• Fighting Sioux nickname meeting postponed
• House moves toward showdown with Senate on FAA
• Stenehjem's funeral set for Monday at Bismarck State College
• Glance at Minnesota government's restart
• Results pending on Bob Stenehjem autopsy
• North Dakota man pleads guilty to sexually abusing minor
• Bachmann vows she'll submit only balanced budgets
• Orlando watching to see if Casey Anthony flew back home
• Bachmann says her migraines won't impede her political goals
• Kalk garners $43,000 while swapping races
• Lakeside Hangouts: Detroit Lakes resort stays busy all summer long
• Downtown Fargo event to help Souris River flood victims
• Moorhead to spray for mosquitoes tonight
• Cass County sheriff warns of phone scam
• Flooded Minot zoo won't reopen this year
• VA hospitals in Fargo, region affected by heat wave
• Bismarck can't land headline acts from State Fair
• Fargo Jet Center sponsors Drive-in/Fly-in Outdoor Movie Night tonight
• Boat crash in Minnesota kills South Dakota woman, injures friend
• Fargo downtown library talent show set today
• From here to Houston, heat 'dome' traps much of US in pressure cooker
• Construction begins on Traill County highway project
• Areavoices: Shoes can be green too
• Debt hope: Obama praises 'Gang of Six' plan
• Man sentenced for selling drugs on North Dakota reservation
• Japanese tea ceremony held at USS Arizona Memorial
• Vikings on stadium: 'We're assessing our options'
• Murdoch evades blame for hack scandal at hearing
• Fire in south Fargo forces evacuation of day care
• Minnesota special session starts, stops as shutdown end nears
• Reports say Casey Anthony could be in Southern California
• Government advisers: No copays for contraceptives
• Storms pack winds, downpours over Twin Cities area
• Brainerd man dies in paraglider accident in central Minnesota
• Live video: Minnesota Legislature special session
• Faculty present at Australian conference
• Historic images of Rugby, N.D., now online
• Funeral service today for fallen Woodbury Marine
• UPDATED: North Dakota Senate Majority Leader Bob Stenehjem killed in auto accident
• Minnesota redistricting panel to hold public hearings
• Space shuttle's science brought payoffs to Earth
• North Dakota terrorizing conviction tossed in tow bill dispute
• Storms affect Minnesota farming as dry stretch ends
• 2 die when sailboat capsizes during Mackinac race in Chicago
• Coburn proposes $9 trillion deficit cut measure
• Force hire former Sioux star Marks as their newest head coach
• Northstar rail service may resume Tuesday
• Minnesota Somali man pleads guilty to terror charge
• Minot resident identified after Bottineau County crash
• Country comics Williams & Ree play Fargo
• Casselton celebrates all things summer
• Children's crash injury rates lower when grandparents driving instead of parents
• USDA supports farm-to-school programs
• Portraits: Jan Stickland
• Fugitive Focus: Terrance Beston
• Foster homes mean stability, opportunities for those who require care
• Terms describing people with disabilities evolve over years
• Twin Cities residents still 'heart' hometown
• Help available for veterans' caregivers
• Excessive heat warning for much of Minnesota
• Tornado destroys Weigel farmstead in LaMoure County
• UND group helping Minot State with flood recovery
• ND man convicted of murder being sentenced today
• Grand Forks sets hot weather record
• Dog that bit girl now in Dilworth police custody
• 'Cash Cab' taxi hits, kills Vancouver pedestrian
• Send us your storm photos
• 'Unrelenting' heat wave shows no signs of ending
• Jane Fonda: QVC axed my appearance over politics
• Military gay couples won't enjoy benefits
• Casey Anthony lies low on first day of freedom
• Casey Anthony leaves Florida jail early today
• Minnesota Political Notebook: Judge making things up as she goes along
• Ask Your Government: Reader asks about bank complaints
• Farm Bureau opposes grassland conservation area
• Eriksmoen: Former Minot mayor once sentenced for distributing 'obscene literature'
• Lawmakers, commissioners work to iron out details
• Analysis: Budget deal kicks can; parties kick each other
• Kirkpatrick's trial is family's 'only closure,' Gattuso's brother says
• Minnesota budget plan leaves less for schools
• Weather Talk: Short-term weather trends mistaken for new normals
• Minot flood cleanup begins
• National Weather Service extends excessive heat warning through Tuesday
• Twin Cities developer presents 'Prefurbia' concept to Fargo
• Investors see big potential in farmland
• Nearly every American would be affected if nation defaults
• Wisconsin man dies after rolling SUV, then run over by train
• Final Treasure Token found at top of Island Park ramp
• Security experts: Casey Anthony needs a safe house
• Bachmann planning to sign spending limit pledge
• 2 injured after train derails in Fridley
• Intern from France to give presentation
• Davies DECA sponsoring golf tournament Monday
• Minot schools start in jeopardy
• Excessive heat warning issued today through Tuesday in region
• Negotiators miss Minnesota budget deadline
• Early 'Carmageddon' traffic moving smoothly
• Farmers worry about effect of $30 billion in cuts
• West Fargo man wants supervised release terminated
• Standoff in Bismarck lasts more than six hours
• Appeals court rejects challenge to body scanning at airports
• Minneapolis teen who shot, paralyzed girl gets nearly 13 years
• Intern from France to give presentation at the 2011 Midwest Viking Festival
• Davies High School DECA chapter sponsoring golf tournament on Monday
• Berg marks strong fundraising since announcing Senate bid
• Online course for home energy savings offered
• Shaquille O'Neal faces new accusations by record producer
• With video: MSUM says it has a three-month window to add hockey
• 'Friends of Minot Flood Fund' launched
• Sculpture of Monroe enjoying breeze unveiled in Windy City
• Jaeger approves pharmacy restrictions petition
• Ex-school bus driver appears on second DWI
• Mural painting part of Fargo hip-hop event
• Woman gets probation for selling marijuana
• Monday is goal for special Minnesota budget session
• Dilworth police ask for help in dog bite case
• Work camp group to repair area homes
• Delta may drop flying in several regional cities
• Fargo agency receives $52,396 to help veterans
• Fundraising a sign of 2012 candidates' viability
• "Jay Thomas Show" to feature suspended Valley City police chief
• Lindstrom, Minn., daycare provider charged with baby's death
• Rally planned in Moorhead this afternoon to push for fair state budget
• Storms knock out power for some areas of Valley City
• Dakotas elevator co-op building new headquarters
• 900 gallons of oil spill into Missouri River in ND
• ND Oil Patch highway to reopen within a week
• Bachmann's husband: Clinics are not anti-gay
• Pawlenty raises $4.5 million in three months for GOP primary
• Office of Admission plans new summer visit event
• Take Back the Night event planned for Sept. 15
• Banned substance, cash and financial records seized from Moorhead smoke shop
• Buses to gather in Hibbing, Greyhound Museum home
• UPDATED: Dayton, GOP leaders reach deal to end Minnesota shutdown
• More than 2,000 turn out to honor Bismarck officer killed in line of duty
• Dilworth police ask for help in dog bite case
• Sarah Palin's PAC has $1.4 million on hand
• Bernanke: Default on debt would increase deficit
• Going after 2012 candidate Bachmann has its risks
• Minnesota Marine killed in Afghanistan switched units
• Government to test risk-based airport screening
• Devils Lake man pleads guilty to witness tampering
• Minot officials open up mandatory evacuation zones
• TSA finds 13 knives in carry-on luggage headed toward Minnesota
• Source: FBI probing News Corp. 9/11 phone link
• Forum Treasure Token hunt is on
• Young Jeezy to play The Hub Aug. 17
• In Los Angeles, dire warnings as freeway closure looms
• Casey Anthony's attorneys analyzed social media sites to craft defense strategy
• 'We are here for the duration': Homeland Security leader Janet Napolitano tours flooded Minot area
• Harry Potter world cast a spell over fans; many grew up with Rowling's characters
• Valley City chief says he's target of 'smear campaign' by city leaders
• With trailer: Movie relives historic season for Perham boys basketball following collapse of Zach Gabbard
• Weekend Watch: Hip-Hop Don't Stop 3 and Ramp Jam
• Minnesota shutdown: A dry summer may be ahead as breweries, bars, restaurants can't renew alcohol sales licenses
• Former ND doctor sentenced in Internet pill case
• Cleanup continues at oil well in northwest ND
• Tent city to house fed workers in flooded Minot
• Humane Society: Street fair-goers should leave dogs at home
• Census shows leap in same-sex households in Minn.
• Tri-College University unveils new vaccinology minor
• Extension's new phone app to helps flood recovery
• Carrington Research Extension Center to host Field Day
• NDSU Extension director announces retirement
• Minn. man gets 18-year term in Biden email threat
• Some Minn. bars running out of alcohol during shutdown
• Man accused of killing ND officer due in court
• US homeland security secretary to visit Minot today
• ND Guard soldiers take part in Ghana exercise
• Circuit court rejects appeal in ND drug conspiracy
• Murdoch drops bid for British Sky Broadcasting
• 8-year-old Brooklyn boy is killed and dismembered
• Authorities identify Minot woman killed in crash
• No bond for man accused of killing Bismarck officer
• Hacking reporter says more to come from News of the World scandal
• Army suspends use of new square-shaped parachute
• GOP assails Obama; debt negotiators scramble
• 3 Mumbai bombings minutes apart kill 21, wound 141
• Minnesota government shutdown puts lives on hold
• Valley City police chief seeks to clear his name after recent allegations of misconduct
• Flags to be lowered in honor of fallen Bismarck officer
• New vaccinology minor offered to boost area efforts to recruit businesses
• Victim in penis-severing case recovering after surgery
• Rodney King free on bail after arrest on suspicion of DUI
• Should parents lose custody of extremely obese kids?
• Bethany to host senior health planning seminar
• Mom accused of threatening to kill children now in treatment
• Fargo-Moorhead man accused of molestation in Grand Forks County arrested
• Fargo school boundary revisions approved
• Correction: White Cloud misidentified
• Weather Talk: F-M's extreme weather trends toward cold in recent decades
• Events planned to celebrate Governor’s School session
• Fargo Go2030 speaker series continues today
• Third brother charged in mother's murder last Christmas
• $2 million raised for Minot area flood recovery fund
• Dayton details budget impasse in St. Cloud visit
• Authorities: Old West re-enactor who fired live ammunition had felony record
• Task force captures fugitive wanted for gross sexual imposition
• FEMA flood buyouts top $2 billion since 1993
• Judge throws out sentence for threatening Bush
• Mother accused of threatening to kill children enters treatment
• Minnesota Democrat seeks to ally 6 GOP House members, end shutdown
• Police: West Fargo woman, also daycare provider, choked preteen boy to point of unconsciousness
• Delzer, Larson named 2011 Bush Fellows
• Bachmann not worried about default
• Blacksmithing demos slated at Abercrombie
• Moorhead to spray for mosquitoes tonight
• NDSCS reports jump in summer enrollment
• Monango, Oakes hardest hit by windstorm
• NDSU to celebrate Governor's School
• Sauk Centre sirens fail during severe weather
• Sheyenne Street in West Fargo reopened
• North Dakota potato acres remain stable; wheat production expected t decline
• Cop: 'Melrose Place' actress giggled after fatal crash
• Awards handed out for Fargo's 48 Hour Film Project
• Minn. judge says highway rest stops should stay closed
• Funeral set for slain Bismarck police officer
• Survey shows another big drop in ND antelope
• 83-year-old Fargo man's song raises $1,600 for Minot flood fundraiser
• Camp for young cadets underway
• Man pulled from burning car last week has died
• ROAD TO NOWHERE
• American Society of Animal Science honors two NDSU faculty
• Florida man accused of stabbing Bismarck man 10 times
• North Dakota governor to appear on CNBC's 'Squawk Box' Tuesday morning
• Oklahoma pharmacist sentenced to life in teen's death
• Court: Facebook posts were grounds for discipline for U of M student
• Complaint: Yahtzee game proved tipping point for siblings' murder of mother
• Fargo continues comprehensive plan speaker series Tuesday
• Nurses start 3-day strike in Hibbing, Minn.
• List of Minnesota lawmakers who accepted or declined July pay
• Minnesota shutdown stirs debate over who gets paid
• Mass mosquito spraying planned tonight throughout Cass County
• Jamestown woman pleads not guilty in murder of Somali refugee
• Courts Plus to host Zumba-thon for Minot on Wednesday
• Moorhead one of Dayton's stops as he plans to push his side in Minnesota shutdown
• Astronauts get busy with space station stockpiling
• No stopgap: Obama demands big deal for debt limit
• North Dakota State Fair canceled due to flooding
• Today's seniors redefining retirement by aging actively
• New owner of Whitey's to tweak East Grand Forks landmark
• Fugitive Focus: Geraldo Torres
• Family fun at Clay County Fair this week
• Police pay tribute to slain North Dakota officer
• Portraits: Ari Dosky
• Jamestown Regional Medical Center to be independent, community hospital
• Local dog trainer teaches Treibball, a new kind of 'urban herding'
• Storm knocks out power in Oakes; residents asked to conserve water
• Weather Talk: June's above-average temps could be start of turnaround
• Windstorm tears through southeastern North Dakota; tornadoes spotted near Oakes, Ashley
• Storms sweep through southern, central Minnesota
• Train derailment near Brainerd ties up main track
• Pawlenty blasts Bachmann's "nonexistent' record
• 2011 North Dakota State Fair canceled after emergency meeting
• Tests show no oil in ND from Yellowstone spill
• 2-year-old Minesota boy killed when ejected from SUV
• Drew Peterson said to be pleased by Casey Anthony verdict
• From ritzy to gritty, royals go to Skid Row
• Steelers' Hines Ward arrested on DUI charge in Georgia
• Soccer star David Beckham, wife Victoria welcome a baby girl
• Other police pay tribute to slain Bismarck officer
• Red Cross opens service centers to Minot residents
• Southwest North Dakota residents upset over cell coverage
• Suspect in Mankato slaying faces murder charge
• Maple Grove, Minn., crash kills DWI suspect, Buffalo woman
• Minnesota Legislative Notebook: Budget deal up to legislative leaders, governor
• Ask Your Government: Reader asks about North Dakota milk price rule
• Eriksmoen: Devine first to promote North Dakota tourism
• Halgrimson: Book explores Swedish-American culture
• '81 on 81' new goal for Fargo Marathon Inc.
• Obama asks lawmakers to sacrifice
• 1 killed in plane crash in Goodhue County
• Woman injured after rear-ending tractor
• Official assesses extent of Minot flood damage
• 'Cherries for Charity' begins Wednesday
• Parkers Prairie man injured in car accident
• Rollover crash near Dunvilla injures one
• Red River Valley Fair goes back to its roots
• Websites track rare-bird sightings
• In Minnesota, little urgency to end shutdown
• Woman injured after rear-ending tractor Thursday
• UK's News of the World bids farewell to readers as phone hacking scandal expands
• Energy coalition looks to recruit more members
• Former University of Wisconsin-Stout student not guilty in bike death
• Minnesota governor declares state of emergency following severe weather
• 1 dead after small plane crashes in Goodhue County, Minnesota
• Young woman found dead with stab wounds in Mankato
• Minnesota Patrol responds to three accidents in Otter Tail County Thursday
• Water in Missouri River reservoirs declines a bit
• North Dakota official assesses extent of Minot flood damage
• Website identifies Bismarck officer killed while responding to domestic disturbance
• Brooklyn Park shooting victim is identified
• In Minnesota, little urgency to end shutdown
• Annual Veterans Day in Medora is Sunday
• Ulteig donates $10,000 to North Dakota Flood relief
• Pharmaceutical sciences faculty member writes book chapter
• NDSU plant pathologist receives Distinguished Service Award
• Pawlenty's struggling campaign bets big on Iowa
• Charges expected after buried remains found in Alberta, Minn., backyard
• No charges filed in fatal boat accident near Alexandria
• Jerry Springer: No $1 million Casey Anthony offer
• States weigh 'Caylee's Law' in verdict aftermath
• Judge in Minnesota shutdown rules on several services
• Casey Anthony refuses jail visit request from mother
• Video: Shuttle lifts off for last time; 'Light this fire'
• South Sudan becomes world's newest nation
• Ag secretary questions Corps on Missouri flooding
• Government to pay Xcel $100M to settle lawsuit
• Valley City police chief forced on leave, denies wrongdoing and calls claims vindictive
• North Dakota's NCAA Fighting Sioux trip tab: $6K
• Government to pay Xcel $100M to settle lawsuit
• Police: Michigan gunman who slayed 7 targeted 2 ex-girlfriends
• WRETCHES & JABBERERS
• College names interim associate dean
• Students honored at national pharmaceutics research meeting
• Girl, 13, goes missing during Medora musical
• Moorhead police video shows officer pursued stolen vehicle in which 19-year-old later found dead
• West Fargo landlord assault case set for Aug. 23 trial
• Man stabs alleged attacker with screwdriver in south Fargo
• Elizabeth Smart to work as ABC commentator
• Grisly labels not so scary for cigarette sales
• SBA declares Hennepin County a disaster area
• North Dakota man charged in motel threat
• Mondale-Carlson group says certain tax raises could help end shutdown
• Yellowstone park rangers: No search for bear that mauled hiker
• Minnesota teen gets life sentence, pleads guilty to second Iowa clerk slaying
• Farming incident kills man in Mahnomen County
• No oil from Montona spill seen in Williston rivers
• Officials identify victims of New Ulm B&B fire
• Barnesville native, former NDSU athlete, named Morris athletic director
• Woman held in Eden Prairie death
• Day 7: Pessimism grows over Minnesota government shutdown
• What's next for Casey Anthony now that's she's been acquitted?
• Moorhead, Dilworth plan mosquito spraying
• Two teens arrested in Erskine shooting; victim could face theft charges
• Suspect still sought in Wolverton dog cruelty case
• Corrections: Intersection misidentified
• Weather Talk: Las Vegas breaks record for dew point depression
• Minot buyout rumors just that
• 19-year-old found in car died from crash injuries
• Cause of Moorhead house fire undetermined
• Local woman who's been struck twice reminds motorists to watch for rollerbladers
• Obesity rankings: N.D. tops Minn. for percentage of population with excess weight
• Casey Anthony sentenced for lying to police, mother acquitted of daughter's death to leave jail soon
• Task force makes 18 DWI arrests in Becker, Otter Tail counties
• NDSU dean of libraries elected to board of directors
• Northern Crops Institute boards elect officers
• Exxon said failed Montana pipeline was deeply buried
• 2 North Dakota airports to get $1.7 million in federal funds
• Minot, North Dakota, residents trickle back to flooded homes
• Mosquito spraying planned tonight in Cass County
• Court: Man accused of beating can be charged
• Moorhead, Dilworth planning mosquito spraying this week
• Winona woman dies after 3-story fall in May
• Republicans cold on Dayton's latest budget offer
• Added pain in Minnesota shutdown: It costs millions
• Record-setting pitcher Clemens ready to fight as perjury trial opens today
• Court orders immediate halt to gay military ban
• 1 of 2 in North Dakota jail escape gets 10 months
• UND opens new pathology building for students
• UPDATED: Judge dismisses accident lawsuit
• Valley City police chief accused of financial mismanagement, misappropriation of public funds
• Wheaton hospital joins Sanford Health
• Sheriff says Detroit Lakes swimmer killed by propeller
• Fargo man pleads guilty in sexual assault case
• Tornado that hit Mapleton farm rated EF-2
• North Dakota's record high of 121 degrees set 75 years ago today
• Man injured putting out kitchen blaze in Fargo
• Fires displace 10 reservation families in North Dakota
• Social services beg for money in Minn. shutdown
• UPDATED: Cause of Moorhead blaze prompting family's late-night escape likely to be undetermined
• Ammonia leak at St. Paul business stopped
• Minnesota state worker pleads guilty to forging checks
• Milk production continues to lag in Wis., Minn.
• Minnesota court upholds murder conviction
• USDA to resurvey farmers in 4 states including North Dakota, Minnesota
• Authorities search Willow River for missing man
• Students named reserve champion in national academic quiz bowl
• NDSU faculty awarded grant for research in Antarctica
• Minnesota girl killed in Wisconsin storms identified
• St. Paul man identified as Wisconsin drowning victim
• Cut federal debt, Americans say, even if that slows economy
• Obama warns against short-term deal on debt limit
• Hot, dry weather helps Minnesota crops develop
• Some Minot residents to be allowed home Wednesday
• Prince William and Catherine to visit Skid Row
• Afton State Park vandalized during Minnesota shutdown
• Officials to collect pesticides across North Dakota
• Police identify victim of north Fargo fireworks accident
• Second arrest made in ATM robbery
• Mosquito spraying tonight for Cass County
• Casey Anthony acquitted of killing 2-year-old daughter; convicted on four counts of lying
• Names of three victims of Sauk River crash released
• Minnesota Sex Offender Program at a glance
• Part 3 of 3: Few progress to Minnesota Sex Offender Program's final step: freedom
• Area homebuilding off to slow start in 2011
• Weather Talk: June 1988 was warmest June in Fargo-Moorhead on record
• North Dakota college binge drinking rates continue to fall
• North Dakota State Fair parade canceled
• North Dakota Farmers Union plans 2012 farm bill forums
• Flood disaster recovery center opens in Burlington
• ATM stolen from Polk County Fairgrounds
• Powerball ticket price goes from $1 to $2 in January
• Dayton hopes to return to budget talks
• Tornado may have hit rural Mapleton farmstead; roof ripped off home
• Motorcyclist collides with deer in north Moorhead
• Man hospitalized after shooting in Erskine, Minn.
• Joey Chestnut chows down 62 hot dogs to win 5th Coney Island eating contest
• Ignition device added tool to curb drunken driving in Minn.
• Judge grants Minn. food banks a shutdown exemption
• Minn. GOP lawmakers get earful on shutdown
• Vehicle flips into Sauk River, killing man, 2 kids
• Motorcyclist hits head on pavement and dies at anti-helmet protest
• Prairie Rose Games may be in final year
• Weather Talk: 1999 Fourth of July storm left $85 million in damage
• Making an encore in the field
• Conquering clutter: Professional organizer steps in to help pare down excess for Minnesota family literally in over their heads
• Bringing life to the ghosts of North Dakota's past
• From rebuilding to rebirth: Cedar Rapids, Grand Forks share lessons learned from flood recovery
• Portraits: The Grinch
• Fugitive Focus: Paul Anthony Smith
• Part 2 OF 3: Is the Minnesota Sex Offender Program constitutional?
• Local family struggles after man deported to Mexico for theft convictions
• Pioneer spirit alive at annual Sodbuster Days
• Minnesota government shutdown: Two sides have long weekend to weigh options
• Check out July Fourth celebrations today
• New Ulm fire that killed 6 among the city's worst
• Jury begins deliberating in Casey Anthony trial
• Becker (Minn.) Co. authorities searching for missing man on Long Lake
• Venezuelan President Chavez home after surgery for cancerous tumor
• After deadly B&B fire, New Ulm, Minn., grieves for what's lost
• Xcel keeps working to restore power after storm
• Fargo woman accused of stealing wallets at Old Broadway
• Electrocution cause of North Dakota oil rig death
• Casey Anthony weeps as prosecutor calls her a liar
• Police: Fire at governor's former home was arson
• Cormorant Lutheran Church holds 17th annual rummage sale, auction
• Spuds' future is bright, industry officials say
• Concordia students study smelly water
• Fourth of July fishing should be good in North Dakota
• Two drivers cited after crash near Park River
• Oak Grove's new president focuses on values, faith
• White Earth residents object to oil plant plans
• Weather Talk: 'Cool' June in F-M really warmer than average
• Man sentenced to 40 years for molesting girl
• Mom kicks Fiero-inspired car show into overdrive
• Winona man arrested under new anti-drug law
• One day in, F-M area already feeling effects of shutdown
• Vulnerable feel pinch of Minnesota shutdown
• Rare map shows how 'small' world really is
• New rules make pedicabs a viable business option
• Language camp gives voice to cultures
• Closed parks first place people see shutdown
• A curious route: 20-mile stretch of western Minnesota highway offers a mix of mystery, geologic transitions
• Study: Medicare cuts bad for business
• Napolitano to pay visit to Minot
• Safety a concern for eager evacuees
• Weather Talk: Water levels should keep dropping through summer
• Kish named head wrestling coach
• NDSU’s Carlson named Scholar-Athlete of the Year
• High winds buffet southwestern Minnesota, knock out power
• Shriver files to divorce Schwarzenegger
• Heat causes road buckles in Twin Cities
• Minnesota man arrested under new anti-drug law
• Fargo man accused of arson in garage fire
• Drought in South will keep most July 4th skies dark
• US oil and natural gas rig count shoots up 4 despite North Dakota's losses
• US homeland security secretary to visit Minot
• Hot dog champ says doctor approves of his 20,000-calorie effort
• Prosecutors begin rebuttal in Casey Anthony trial
• GOP candidate Pawlenty raises $4.2M
• Illinois' death row officially shuts down
• Tax deadlines still in place during Minnesota shutdown
• Air Force identifies West Fargo native as pilot who died in F-16 crash
• MSNBC suspends analyst for remark on Obama
• NDSU project gives mathematicians a historical perspective
• Animal sciences associate professor dies
• Meat scientists attend national meeting
• North Dakota man gets life sentence on drug charge
• Airplane deployed to monitor air over Los Alamos, NM fire
• Glenn Beck has last Fox News Channel show
• UPDATED: Minnesota Republicans plead for temporary budget
• Recess canceled; Senate to work next week on debt
• Wrestler 'Macho Man' Randy Savage died from heart disease
• Actor Maguire: No wrongdoing in Hollywood poker matches
• Judge refuses to stop Minnesota ban on synthetic drugs
• Casey Anthony won't testify; defense rests its case
• Donations sought to help animals in Minot shelters
• New Mexico fire poised to become largest in state history
• Flood turns Minot's housing shortage into crisis
• Minnesota man convicted of murder set to be sentenced
• North Dakota senators announce river study group
• Minnesota man missing, boat found adrift off Florida
• Fargo police say 26-year-old hit girl under 6 in face
• Heat advisory today
• Bismarck lawmaker plans guilty plea for DUI
• Security tight as Palins sign books at Mall of America
• Minnesota reports first death from Powassan virus, a tick-borne disease
• Hankinson celebrating its 'Quasqui'
• Former UND alumni leaders say fight with NCAA hopeless, urge repeal of Sioux nickname law
• Shelter expanding veterans services
• Arvilla woman injured in traffic accident
• Weight-loss surgery information session set
• Dalrymple to lead group in NCAA visit
• Weather Talk: Some facts on tornadoes to help calm fears
• Every Minnesota trooper to be on patrol today
• Minot's Broadway reopens to rush hour traffic
• Transportation students receive scholarships
• Human Development and Education faculty showcase work
• Professor publishes research about writers and translators
• General Mills 4Q profit climbs on higher sales
• Help offered to Minnesota farm families affected by rains
• Southwest pilot says sorry, union drops complaint
• FEMA extends individual aid to 3 North Dakota counties
• Man dies in two-vehicle accident in western North Dakota
• Full Tilt's offshore gambling license suspended
• Bismarck lawmaker plans guilty plea for DUI
• Dad's suicide note is setback for Casey Anthony defense
• 'Get it done,' Obama challenges GOP on debt talks
• Dozens of US cities line up to contest 2010 census
• Minnesota State Patrol increases highway presence Thursday
• Minnesota records first death from tick-borne virus
• Schools hit in Minot flood; where to put 1,000 kids?
• Obama reaps victory as judges uphold health law
• Minnesota anglers advised to buy licenses now
• Lane closures planned on 42nd Street in Fargo
• Bachmann defends Medicaid funds to spouse's clinic
• How western North Dakota went from drought to devastating flood
• Cass residents asked to replace Lythrum
• McVille man missing since Saturday
• Fargo Automation lays off 20
• Fargo School Board tables boundary changes
• Angie Mueller benefit slated July 10
• Benefit planned July 22 for Bekkerus family
• Lake Park dairy feedlot agrees to pay penalty
• Souris River flooding impacts mail delivery
• FEMA to consider more ND individual flood aid
• Water shortage a problem in parts of flooded Minot
• Two teens arrested after West Fargo pursuit ends with car in drainage ditch
• National Theta Chi publication features NDSU chapter
• Senior Whitney Carlson named to Academic All-America team
• NDSU student-athletes make Summit League Commissioner's List
• Members sought for new Equity and Diversity Advisory Council
• Assistant professor presents at economic theory meeting
• Jury acquits man in trial for 1993 Moorhead murder
• Sagsveen to oversee North Dakota flood recovery
• 'Make or break day' for stopping Los Alamos fire
• Cass Lake, Minn., man charged in ex-girlfriend killing
• UPDATED: Infant dies as explosion levels Grand Forks County farmhouse
• Blog: Google develops new content-farm-countering ranking approach
• McHenry County rollover kills Rugby, N.D., woman
• Former North Dakota workers' compensation director denied new trial
• Meter reader says he didn't touch Anthony remains
• Shutdown would end MnPASS access to HOV lanes in Twin Cities
• Ex-Girl Scout leader in Minnesota pleads guilty to theft
• VIDEO: Minot Flood Fight: 'Hope Rise' by local videographer Lee Hoedl
• Three days to Minnesota shutdown: secret talks and public sparring
• School boundary changes highlight tonight's Fargo School Board meeting
• Flooding, rain could leave quarter of North Dakota crops unplanted
• Fargo food bank sending aid to Minot shelters
• Gov. Dalrymple invites Obama to tour flooded areas
• MAINTAINING MINOT: Officials working to fight levee erosion
• Moorhead drowning victim was avid angler
• Today looks to be explosive day in Casey Anthony trial as meter reader who found tot's body expected to testify
• North Dakota gets emergency $5 million for roads
• Authorities rescue driver from Souris
• US Highway 2 closed near Towner
• Spirit of Fargo donates $5,000 to Minot
• Correction: Wrong benefit date
• Weather Talk: This time of year in F-M offers little change in range of temps
• Souris River dropping at Sawyer, Velva
• Widespread power outage in F-M area effects nearly 3,000
• Slow-moving storms cause flooding in Northland
• Guard spokesman says Minot water visibly receding
• Flood website provides information
• Chemistry graduate student receives fellowships
• Graduate students to attend Green Chemistry Summer School
• Authorities rescue driver from Minot floodwaters
• Former West Fargo bus driver again arrested on DUI charge
• Dalrymple invites President Obama to tour flooded N.D.
• Sarah, Bristol Palin to sign books at Minnesota mall
• Rains slow Minnesota fieldwork as cold delays crop growth
• Charges: St. Paul mom shows up drunk to drive girl
• Next gay-marriage showdown could be in Minnesota
• UPDATED: Moorhead drowning victim followed passion for fishing
• NRC chairman says Nebraska nuclear plants remain safe
• ND flooding reduces number of foster homes
• UMD confirms Jason Herter will leave Force for assistant coaching job in Duluth
• Perham woman, toddler escape major injuries in train crash
• Small asteroid swings harmlessly past Earth
• Clay jury begins deliberations in Burcham murder trial
• Bachmann: 'Scare tactics' in debt ceiling issue
• Michele Bachmann relies on small gifts
• MSCTC appoints interim president starting Friday
• 4-year-old Devils Lake boy recovers after accidental shooting
• Fugitive focus: Aaron Brice Rogers
• Portraits: Asraf Kamel
• State budget talks mysteriously end
• Xcel Energy disputes nuclear plant safety finding
• Iowa woman dies in Minnesota kayak accident
• Inch of rain falls on Fargo
• Summer Events: Familiy fun night promotes pioneer history
• Minnesota man rescued from Mississippi River
• Judges order arrest of Gadhafi, son for slayings
• Michael Jackson 'Thriller' jacket fetches $1.8 million
• Minnesota budget talks mysteriously and abruptly break off
• Drinking water still unsafe in Minot after possible contamination
• Souris crests in Minot, uncertainty heads downstream to Velva, Sawyer
• Forestry experts discussing trees dying from North Dakota flooding
• Devils Lake boy makes recovery since accidental shooting
• British researchers develop cure for Type 2 diabetes: Starve yourself for eight weeks
• How will Casey Anthony explain her avalanche of lies?
• Gay pride parade celebrates passage of gay marriage
• Bachmann says her family did not benefit from U.S. assistance for farm, clinic
• Small Business Administration to begin operations Monday at Federal Disaster Center in Minot
• Flash flood watch remains in effect for Fargo-Moorhead with possible heavy rain in forecast
• No more damage in flooded Minot as river ebbs
• Moorhead police nab two burglary suspects early this morning
• Velva fights erosion on levees as crest nears
• FirstLink Walk of Hope scheduled Sept. 10
• Texas-based energy company opens North Dakota office
• Fort Abercrombie to host July Fourth events
• Train hits, kills man in St. James
• Clay County divorces
• American Crystal in labor negotiations
• F-M Icelandic group offers scholarships
• Military notes
• Drivers injured in crash near Carrington
• Blue Rider bar owners consider cutting mural off wall
• Fish and Wildlife seeks to preserve land in Dakotas
• Minnesota political notebook: Bachmann gets off to late Iowa start
• Burlington couple don't let water wash out their wedding
• North Dakota flooding: The Big Three
• SWOLLEN BUT STEADY: Minot topping out well below prediction
• UPDATED: Lower river crest in Minot provides boost for city enduring heavy flood toll
• Red River is gradually receding after appearing to crest at 23.38 feet early this morning
• Guard veteran to ride across North Dakota
• Panel to explore potential shutdown
• Fargo man arrested in Montana stabbing
• Foundation creates Minot Recovery Fund
• North Dakota man dies in motorcycle crash near Bozeman
• UPDATED: Sawyer under immediate mandatory evacuation
• Minnesota Legislature: 'A very constructive day' for budget
• Weather Talk: Climate in western ND considered to be semi-arid
• Shelters open doors to Minot's animal evacuees
• Friends, strangers open homes to Minot's displaced
• Water washes out homes, not hope
• Devils Lake could overflow by 2015
• Burcham trial: Expert says false confession possible
• Disaster reaction: A few steps in advance can lessen struggles in aftermath
• Panhandling limits in Fargo-Moorhead unchallenged
• Big Sky unchanged on nickname
• Hennepin County social worker charged
• Minot flood fight continues as river projections improve; help for victims part of day's theme
• Velva residents scramble after mandatory evacuation, crews working to build up levees
• 2nd day of Minn. budget talks starts near Capitol
• More than 4,000 homes flooded in Minot as Souris River nears crest
• 'Purple Rain,' 'Fargo' to play at Walker
• FEMA approves assistance for Ward, Burleigh counties, other ND flood counties areas wait for word
• Grand Forks cyclists enjoy "Critical Mass" today
• Animal sciences professor presents in Poland
• NDSU Counseling Center to host ‘Mental Health First Aid’ Training
• Authorities: Live bullets fired at Old West show in South Dakota, 3 injured
• Nevada legislation opens door to driverless cars
• Air Force says North Dakota missiles safe from flooding
• Power grid change may disrupt clocks
• VIDEO: Local videographer documents Minot flood fight
• Half of Burlington's residents flee to escape Souris
• 'Money for Minot fundraiser scheduled Monday at Fargo Holiday Inn
• 62-year-old smashes car windows, TV in south Fargo
• ND National Guard Blackhawk helicopters patrol surging Souris River
• North Dakota congressional delegation pleads with FEMA to approve individual assistance for flood victims
• Jurors continue deliberations in Colorado Xcel plant deaths
• Children's Miracle Network ride Saturday
• Claw hammer was weapon used in West Fargo assault
• Nebraska nuclear plant gets relief from flooding thanks to levee breach
• Portal port of entry remains open; highway closed
• ND governor: Water going over most levees in Minot
• Fergus man arrested after hatchet attack
• Heritage group plans food culture project
• South University Drive traffic affected by work
• Hydro-Pilates workshop offered at Waterford
• Fargo police picnic Tuesday at Island Park
• Lane closures start Tuesday on 25th Street
• Paralyzed victim testifies at sentencing for DWI
• Small checks drive Michele Bachmann's big bucks
• More ducks than usual breeding in North Dakota
• Closed bridge in Minot might reopen by midday
• Minot braces for river surge over next two days
• Overnight partrols in Minot go smoothly
• Sully Creek State Park reopens after being closed due to flooding
• Bismarck mobile home standoff ends peacefully
• Area students receive degrees from NDSU
• Wu lab to publish paper in PLoS ONE
• Associate professor elected president of scholarly society
• Nike faces antidrug backlash to shirts
• Burlington ends flood fight, mandatory evacuations ordered for more residents
• Moorhead's Gulsvig joins Pascal for FMCT Broadway concert
• Conrad, Hoeven & Berg en route to flood-ravaged Minot
• UPDATED: Judge expected to decide next week on Minnesota shutdown funding request
• Duhamel takes to TV, Twitter asking people to help Minot
• Jury finds Minnesota man guilty in Iowa store slaying
• Trailer Choir drops out of RRVF lineup
• Higher crest widens Minot evacuations
• Soggy Midwest faces new summer threat: more rain
• McKenzie County added to disaster list
• Great Plains Food Bank accepting donations for Minot flood victims
• Authorities work to build up secondary levees in Minot
• Traffic on Fargo's South University Drive will be disrupted when work begins tonight
• US Air lets man fly in women's underwear
• Plant in Oakes closing; 56 workers losing jobs
• Man who locked woman in dog kennel sentenced
• Bachmann off to slow start in Iowa
• SLOW-MOVING DISASTER: Sirens sound as Souris tops levees
• Burcham's defense targets 2009 confession
• Ham radio enthusiasts enjoy a hobby with a purpose
• Transmission power line public hearing delayed
• Weather Talk: F-M not immune to flood like Minot is experiencing
• Servicemen's remains finally returned to Minn. after more than 65 years
• Minot State staying open in midst of flooding
• ND man admits burglarizing, torching church
• Sawyer residents leave homes as Souris rises
• ND man accused of killing friend pleads not guilty
• FBI nabs ruthless Boston mob boss in California
• NDSU students participate in the College National Finals Rodeo
• Attorney attempts to discredit detective's testimony in trial about 1993 Moorhead murder
• Lyle Lovett to play Moorhead's Bluestem Aug. 10
• Missouri River erodes bank, undermines Burleigh County home
• St. Paul man who locked girlfriend in dog kennel sentenced
• Public hearing on power line delayed indefinitely
• UPDATED: Dayton, GOP plan lock-in to negotiate budget
• Weather cancels tonight's block party at Rheault Farm
• Essentia Health plans sports physical blitz
• AP-GfK poll: Slow recovery weakens Obama
• Midwest Viking Festival July 16-17 at Hjemkomst
• North Dakota trucking company worker burned, doing well
• Medora Campground reopening
• Pawlenty taps Deal backer to run Georgia fundraising
• UPDATED: Unarmed North Dakota Minuteman missile launched in California
• Police confirm 'Jackass' star Ryan Dunn was legally drunk at time of accident
• Toast and Jelly Days planned in Fergus Falls
• Rain pushes Tony Stewart night at RRVS to Thursday
• West Fargo to host public input meeting
• Youth Entrepreneurship award winners named
• West Fargo to start flushing fire hydrants today
• North Dakota local governments worry about property tax abolition
• Norman County Fair starts today in Ada
• Wild West Jamboree rescheduled to June 29
• Farmers Union to host meetings on farm bill
• Fargo wants public help with vision for future
• Wishburger event today at West Acres in Fargo
• Panel drops complaint in lawmaker tweet case
• Dad: Distracted driving may have led to son's fatal crash into Red River
• Minnesota Legislature: Government focusing on court hearing
• Lakeside Hangouts: Sunlite Bar and Grill on Little Floyd builds a devoted following
• Sociology assistant professor publishes articles about education in Central Asia
• NDSU laboratory manager participates in Math and Science Partnership Grant Institute
• Fargo-Moorhead area organizations get together to help Minot
• Interrogation shows murder suspect Burcham kept changing his story
• 7-year-old drove more than 20 miles to try to see his dad, Michigan police say
• Utah man updates Facebook status during standoff
• Tornado touchdown confirmed in Coon Rapids, Minn.
• Senate approves Panetta as Pentagon chief
• Plymouth, Minn., man pleads guilty in Cook Ponzi scheme
• Bismarck sends sandbags to Minot
• Ransom County advises no travel on gravel roads as rain causes washouts
• North Dakota Blue Cross Blue Shield announces support for North Dakotans affected by historic flooding
• Alleged gun threat disrupts bus trip in Minnesota
• Recall petitions approved in Valley City
• Gingrich's top fundraisers quit
• UPDATED: Power restored to 5,000 Xcel customers in north Fargo
• Scientists warn that oceans' marine life on 'brink of extinction'
• Driver injured when van swerves to miss deer near Mapleton
• Son accused of beating his father sentenced
• Moorhead City Council again hesitates on diversion board vote
• No negotiations with 10 days until Minnesota government shutdown
• Health, child care groups ready contingencies in case of shutdown
• Weather Talk: Longest day of year today with 15 hours, 53 minutes
• 'Jackass' star Ryan Dunn might have been going over 100 mph in 55-mph zone
• Jurors listen to police interviews in Moorhead murder trial
• Cass County denies Oxbow request for property tax break
• Rain could put Red back in flood stage
• UND president wants Sioux nickname mandate repealed
• West Fargo church to sponsor garage sale
• Park Christian students enter Ford Focus contest
• Two Fargo sex offenders change addresses
• Hamm says Fargo area losses from Memorial Day storm could top $5.8 million
• NDSU TRIO directors to present at education conference
• NDSU communicators honored at international meeting
• FDA to issue new graphic cigarette warning labels
• DNR lets Lutsen ski resort violate permits for years
• Iowa GOP co-chairman backs Pawlenty for president
• Judge approves $3.4 billion settlement over Indian royalties
• Obama close to decision on Afghan troop drawdown
• Gaelic Storm plays FMCT
• Rep. Anthony Weiner makes resignation official
• Dayton to appeal feds' denial of Minnesota tornado aid
• North Dakota superintendent approves content standards
• Weather service issues flood warning for Fargo-Moorhead
• University of Minnesota regents approve 5 percent tuition hike
• Casey Anthony trial: Judge adjourns court until Tuesday
• Feds: No more charges in Gang Strike Force case
• Student visa program: New rules, same problems
• McCain defends comments linking illegal immigrants to Arizona wildfires
• Study: Portable pools as risky for child drownings as in-ground pools
• Exotic dancing can be 'generational'
• Presbyterians to meet today in Casselton to discuss leadership
• Utilities say underground lines not necessarily answer to power outages
• Minnesota government shutdown threatens wedding
• Fugitive Focus: Justin Lee Patton
• Portraits: Ed Fitzgerald
• Rural theater presents first show
• The secret lives of F-M-area strippers: She might be a mom, a wife or even your neighbor
• Summer events: Moorhead's oldest home hosts tours
• Weather Talk: June doesn't always give us the weather we want
• Cost of security rising for North Dakota county officials
• Priest asks Minn. judge to dismiss sexual misconduct
• Wagon train takes people across N.D. prairie
• Minot preparing for new Souris River high
• Four injured in Woodbury apartment fire; 2 cats die
• Battle grows heated over San Francisco effort to ban circumcision
• Minnesota shutdown threatens weddings
• Property values skyrocket in Minot
• Miss Minnesota named
• Protester tries to throw glitter at Michele Bachmann
• Clausen to be honored at ASCAP Awards
• 31-year-old man pulled from car submerged in Red River
• Weather Talk: Sunspot numbers have been low for several years
• Fargo Parks seeks photo contest entries
• Moorhead police to carry Special Olympics torch
• Family fun night set June 30 at Bonanzaville
• 'Coffee at the Fort' set Tuesdays this summer
• North Dakota fuel tax refund deadline is June 30
• Pickup crashes into Mooreton Community Center
• West Fargo boy hurt in bike-car accident
• Halgrimson: Fargo poet Stella Hohncke's work is still studied
• Ask Your Government: What happens to money confiscated from vehicles?
• Eriksmoen: North Dakota National Guard pilot, UFO in dogfight over Fargo
• E Street Band saxophone player dies a week after stroke
• Man who escaped from Valley City jail apprehended in Fargo
• TransCanada pipeline draws Fargo protest
• West Fargo family work to receive Habitat home
• Afghan leader confirms peace talks; Kabul attacked
• United says delays will continue through weekend
• Red Cross to close Minneapolis tornado emergency shelter
• Rothsay principal, superintendent leaving
• Four people arrested in Otter Tail burglaries
• Fetzer memorial benefit set for Wednesday
• Former Fargo man donates rare map to Library of Congress
• Quran-burning pastor's plans thwarted
• Rain doesn't put damper on annual Kid Fest fun
• Witness recalls party before killing
• United Nations takes historic gay rights stand
• Boomers reinvent grandparenthood
• Through the cracks: Brain injuries can elude detection and derail lives
• Essentia behavioral director accused of window peeping into girl's bedroom
• Cass County minors (June 18, 2011)
• Cass County misdemeanors (June 18, 2011)
• Weather Talk: 9 states experienced their wettest spring since 1893
• NCAA has 'no intention' of changing policy for Sioux nickname
• NY Target store workers reject unionization
• Obama: Being a dad is sometimes my hardest job
• THE TREE OF LIFE
• Student-athletes named to Summit League All-Academic team
• NDSU biofuels economist appointed to expert energy panel
• Emeritus lecturer elected president of national music club
• Woman accused of punching daughter in classroom over bag of art supplies
• Minnesota State Patrol steps up DWI enforcement in 13 counties this weekend
• Trail woman dies after Pennington County rollover
• Conservative bloggers to get peek at Palin film
• Dayton orders flags lowered to honor fallen medic
• Tornado warnings allowed to expire; watches continue for area
• UPDATED: Tornado warning issued for eastern Sargent County
• Tornado warning issued for eastern Sargeant County
• Wind-driven wildfires prompt more evacuations
• North Dakota National Guard begins march for fallen soldiers
• Coal mine foes say ND regulators should step aside
• Stillwater bridge would close to cars in shutdown
• Minnesota girl, 16, struck by dump truck dies
• Minnesota shutdown pain likely greatest at hospitals
• 2011 Shanley graduate Jennifer Vetter reaches finals of national debate tournamen
• Otters fall short of reaching state baseball title game with 2-0 loss
• 6-foot python found atop garbage truck in Ohio
• Redistricting key to future of Weiner's House seat
• Free admission for dads Sunday at Red River Zoo
• Fargo Forestry returns to regular chipping
• Dilworth-Glyndon-Felton superintendent accepts new job
• Bishops OK several revisions in child sex-abuse policy
• Hecklers disrupt Weiner's somber resignation in NY
• 1 person in custody in investigation at Pentagon
• Federal grassland in North Dakota has major water damage
• Most Missouri River levees holding up to surge
• Valley City seeing lots of hill slides
• Stark County judge: Evidence will not be suppressed in marijuana transport case
• Floodwatchers in North Dakota monitoring rainstorms
• NDSU initiates major energy-reduction project
• Sen. Gretchen Hoffman has apologized for a tweet she issued last month during a heated Minnesota Senate debate on health-care funding.
• FEMA denies North Dakota application for individual assistance
• Rengel leads Otters to 4-0 win, state semifinal berth
• Minnesota church youth director accused of sex assault
• Democrats criticize Romney for 'unemployed' joke
• Youth is an issue for Miranda rights, Supreme Court rules
• Senate votes to repeal ethanol tax credits
• UPDATED: Dayton 'extremely, extremely disappointed in GOP budget offer
• Pawlenty admits missed chance in GOP debate
• Employee representative named to North Dakota higher education board
• North Dakota chancellor, college presidents get pay bumps
• Obama talks drawdown with his top Afghan commander
• John Edwards wins stay in civil case involving purported sex tape
• UPDATED: Weiner resigns, apologizes for 'the embarrassment that I have caused'
• Missouri River outlook unchanged by breaches
• Libya: Area near Gadhafi compound struck in raid
• Four young men arrested in rash of Fertile burglaries
• Casey Anthony defense team lists violent felon as witness
• Two alternate jurors to be selected in Burcham murder trial
• 17 miles of track to be rebuilt
• Most North Dakota tourism sites open
• Detroit Lakes broker loses real estate license
• Police issue 384 tickets during 'Click It' effort
• 900 Xcel customers lose power briefly
• American Crystal property dispute settled
• Pay increases recommended for North Dakota University System presidents
• EPA announces 'Great Lakes Week' for October
• Government warns public contractors of shutdown
• Cars set on fire in Vancouver following loss
• Cuddyer allows fans an insider's perspective on the majors
• Three named to president’s cabinet
• Native American purification ceremonies scheduled on campus
• Professors to present papers at engineering education conference
• Box of 20 sick cats left outside south-central Minnesota animal shelter
• Stolen puppy returned to St. Cloud animal shelter
• Fire smoldering in Boundary Waters Canoe Area
• North Dakota GOP faces job of redrawing districts
• Arson suspected in Fertile, Minn., Amish barn fire
• US Rep. Giffords released from Houston hospital
• Victim of Emmons County fatal identified
• Madison Park community block party canceled
• Questions remain as Anthony prosecutors rest case
• Moorhead murder trial ready to start with opening statements after judge seats jury
• Idaho house infested with snakes, ex-residents say
• Four suspects arrested in connection with Polk County crime spree
• North Dakota State Library to debut 'Tutor ND'
• Analysis: Smooth performance in 2012 race debut for Bachmann
• Nine of 14 jurors seated in cold-case murder trial
• Frazee-Vergas school leader accepts buyout
• Fargo sex offenders move to new residences
• Polaris to close Fargo GEM plant
• Municipal judge's health is improving
• Lakeside Hangouts: Spanky's rises from fire's ashes
• Education cuts cause big worries
• Possible shutdown leaves Minnesota schools in limbo
• UND leading $11.4M research project
• Weather Talk: Southern Kansas records rare heat burst Thursday
• State government shutdown would fizzle MSUM Fourth of July
• Shutdown warning letters issued to Minnesotans
• Parents object to proposed Fargo school boundaries
• More rain expected after half-inch falls in Fargo-Moorhead
• Information Technology Division hires two staff members
• Education-industry mentorship program achieves success
• Notorious sex offender sentenced for new crime
• Minnesota woman gets 4 years for providing lethal drug
• Nine jurors seated in Clay County cold-case murder trial
• Army ditches black berets in favor of caps
• Report: Students don't know much about US history
• Fertilizer spill in North Dakota not considered hazardous
• Park Rapids officer injured after being dragged by shoplifting suspect
• Minnesota sets Friday deadline for Minnesota Vikings stadium
• Amtrak service resuming, crews overcome flooding in North Dakota
• Funeral set for Minnesota soldier killed in Iraq
• Earliest Palin emails missing from release
• Social Security makes $8 billion in improper payments
• Senate sidetracks move to repeal ethanol credit
• Gary, Minn., man stable after rollover accident
• Moorhead intersection to close on Thursday
• UND names new law school dean
• Bresciani praises UND partnerships
• Coffee drinkers adjust to price hike for a cup of joe
• Fargo's 'Sodbuster' sculpture could make comeback
• Fargo fire chief Hoover says personnel complaints had nothing to do with decision to retire
• Immigrants experience life at cultural crossroads
• Reward offered in rural Fertile arson fire
• Former Cass County jailer gets probation for disorderly conduct
• Work begins today on Interstate 29 bridge in Mayville
• Weather Talk: Most common high temp during summer is in 80s
• First North Dakota measles case in 24 years reported in Cass County
• Bachmann brings flair, tea party clout to GOP race
• Bachmann: Time was ripe to jump into 2012 race
• Retirement reception scheduled for Greg McCarthy
• Prosecutors nearly finished in Casey Anthony trial
• ND flooding continues to affect Amtrak service
• Man charged in wife's killing in Dayton
• Dayton to help fundraise against gay marriage ban
• Prosecutors nearly finished in Casey Anthony trial
• Airlines collected $3.4B in bag fees in 2010
• Minnesota GOP lawmaker raises Hitler, Castro in email
• WWII bomber crashes in Illinois; all 7 aboard said to be OK
• Minnesota may seek No Child Left Behind waivers
• Apparent body found in Minnesota search for canoeist
• Rural Fertile, Minn., fire ruled arson
• Man kicked off plane for foul language
• Jury selection in Moorhead murder trial off to slow start
• Bruce Hoover, long-time fire chief in Fargo, announces retirement
• North Dakota lawmaker has questions on Missouri River management
• RibFest sees record attendance
• Fund set up for 18-month-old boy killed at chiropractor clinic
• Huge Arizona wildfire spreads; health conditions worsen
• First photos of Gabrielle Giffords released
• 'Mad stampede' for coveted Casey Anthony trial seats
• Bismarck woman crowned Miss North Dakota; Miss West Fargo fourth runner-up
• Bismarck woman crowned Miss North Dakota; Miss West Fargo fourth runner-up
• Name of window washer killed in eight-story fall released
• Officials investigate body found in Minneapolis Park
• Free rock concert, kids' fest this week in Fargo
• New Minnesota senator pushes tax reform as budget fix
• Friends of Red Cross meeting set Wednesday
• Ask Your Government: Reader asks how information was obtained
• Vintage sports car show set June 18 in Fargo
• Men involved in dispute make robbery claims
• Cultures in Conflict: Balancing act, not melting pot
• Critics pick Cowboy's at RibFest
• Minnesota man pens series of children's books
• Former classmates recall fallen Minnesota soldier
• 'Flying Fortress' circles back for second time
• New Fargo memorial honors Vietnam War pilots
• Cold-case strangling trial set to start
• Fiddling on the border
• North Dakota, Minnesota considering education core change
• Blasey takes first place honors in discus
• Weiner seeks leave of absence from House, wants treatment
• Democratic leaders say Rep. Weiner must resign
• North Dakota tabulating private property flood damages
• CapX2020 connection gains permit approval
• Canoe, kayak races postponed until July 18
• WDAY radio is back on air
• Latest data breach strikes Citigroup
• Kindred grain chute victim identified
• Few answers as shutdown looms
• Bacteria busters: NDSU E. coli research targets biofilm growth
• Cultures in Conflict: Woman who fled Burundi's violence finds home in Fargo
• Correction: Quote incorrect
• Weather Talk: Heat-causing jet stream will soon lose its energy
• Minnesota income tax collections continue to top projections
• Alaska officials release Sarah Palin emails
• UND's Big Sky bid in jeopardy
• German-grown sprouts caused outbreak
• Filipino expected to be named world's shortest man
• Somali gov't: al-Qaida operate behind 1998 US Embassy blasts dead
• Bismarck bird shop taking in winged flood refugees
• Huge AZ wildfire spreads, health conditions worsen
• Obama: Economic recovery is 'going to take time'
• ND Guard has 2 Black Hawks on 24-hour standby
• ND fisheries officials conducting crappie study
• Blasey places third in shot put at state
• President Bresciani, NDSU alumnus to speak at national security event
• Student named to Capital One Academic All-America® Team
• ND to begin highway ditch-mowing soon
• Amtrak Empire Builder line still disrupted
• 18-month-old child dies at Shoreview, Minn. chiropractor's office
• Budget deficit moves closer to $1 trillion mark
• U of M president proposes tuition hike, staff cuts
• Dickinson man eyes new golf clubs with $226,353 lottery winnings
• CapX2020 connection gains permit approval
• Canoe, kayak races postponed until July 18
• 8-story fall kills window washer in Twin Cities
• North Dakota officials boarding the 'save Amtrak' express to DC
• Victim of chimp attack gets a full face transplant
• UPDATED: Alaska releases Sarah Palin's emails
• 'Living With a River' bus tours set June 21
• West lane to close on North University Drive
• Pawlenty taps White House vet for campaign policy panel
• Like sprouts? Experts say cook first to be safe
• Final foursome set for Obama, Boehner golf outing
• Gingrich: 'Strategic difference' plagued campaign
• Mississippi flooding may have spread invasive fish
• Wagon train set this weekend near Rochert
• Truck detour posted for south Fargo project
• Rydell Refuge to hold fire education event
• Great Plains Food Bank helps launch coalition
• Better Business Bureau issues Wakefield Financial warning
• Annual Hillsboro Days set for June 16-19
• Walk-off hit determines section champion
• Dickinson man hit by vehicle 5 months ago dies
• Small town along SD-ND border welcomes high water
• Midcontinent Communications expanding eastward
• Overdue baby finally arrives, and quickly, during drive to hospital
• NDSU programs touted as success at education policy seminar
• Human Resources/Payroll to sponsor blood drive
• Northern Crops Institute advises Colombian pork producers
• Cavalier man dies in Pembina County crash
• Somebody just won $226,353 in North Dakota lottery
• Palin emails to be released Friday
• Wisconsin pilot makes emergency landing in Minnesota
• Man runs down bike theft suspect on foot
• North Dakota governor touts economic growth
• UPDATED: North Dakota chancellor announces retirement in 2012
• Blog: Mobile devices are changing the way we watch television
• Man sought in Md. double killing arrested in Minnesota
• Residents in flood-risk areas of Morton County ordered to leave
• New research paints ominous picture of snowpack decline in the West
• Casey Anthony takes ill, judge recesses trial for day
• Fergus Falls woman accused of kicking police officers
• Gingrich aides resign, leave campaign in question
• Somali man faces terror-related charges in Minnesota
• Dalton man charged with murder in machete attack on his mother
• Bismarck man faces officer impersonation charge
• Raging Arizona fire now larger than size of Phoenix
• Pressure builds on Weiner to resign as it's revealed his wife is pregnant
• Casey Anthony trial: Internet searches for "chloroform" and "neck breaking" found on computer
• Water main break disrupts traffic
• Asian restaurant chain Leeann Chin to open at West Fargo mall
• Cultures in Conflict: Fargo couple recall growing up in a much different Syria
• ND Guard starts trimming flood-fighting forces
• Souris River to rise again at Minot
• Board: Vikings stadium tax hike should go to vote
• Investigators: Totem pole death not accident
• Schumer: Restore invasive species funds for states
• SC's Wilson backs Pawlenty for GOP nomination
• 2 charged in baseball bat, golf club fight
• NDSU researchers publish paper on brain tumor cells
• Norman County blows out the top ranked team in state
• Tornado near Richardton damages farm building
• Heat melts records in St. Paul, Mankato and St. Cloud
• WF's Ninth Street undergoing repairs today
• Nonprofits, corporations launch hunger initiative in Minn.
• Shutdown worries prompt emergency meeting at MnSCU
• UPDATED: Delta bag fees for soldiers ignites backlash
• Moorhead police: Drug dealer suspect had 29 baggies in him
• Oil rises as OPEC maintains production level
• UPDATED: Wolf killed after escaping at Minnesota Zoo
• Mandan teen dies in rollover accident
• Bin Laden's No. 2: Muslims will destroy America
• Minnesota colleges prepare for possible shutdown
• Fargo flag retirement ceremony planned
• Fargo river setback discussion set today
• Reed Township meeting scheduled Thursday
• Barbecue fundraiser scheduled in Horace
• 6 local businesses fail tobacco compliance
• Weiner making calls to Democrats to apologize
• Minnesota man dies in kayaking accident in Wisconsin
• Billings, Divide added to disaster declaration
• Barnesville ramps to close for I-94 paving
• Westbound I-94 ramps at Highway 9 in Barnesville to close this weekend
• Health overhaul fight in pivotal Atlanta court
• Rate of health care spending drops in Minnesota
• Toddler discovers burned body in St. Paul alley
• Family: Soldier from Madelia, Minn., killed in Iraq
• UPDATED: Victims in fatal ATV accident identified
• Car rams into downtown Moorhead business after driver suffers apparent medical condition
• MIDNIGHT IN PARIS
• Billings, Divide counties added to flood disaster declaration
• New York man to sue St. John's, alleging abuse
• Sheriff: No bodies found at Texas farmhouse after psychic's tip
• Judge denies acquittal motion in sweat lodge case
• Pawlenty econ plan rooted in bullish 5% growth
• UPDATED: Small apartment fire damages deck in south Fargo
• Anoka schools helps struggling students in summer
• Remains of Minnesota airman killed in Vietnam War to be returned to hometown of Browns Valley
• Photo ID to vote in Minnesota could be on '12 ballot
• Minnesota woman IDs alleged suicide bomber as stepson
• Fargo Park District Trout Fest set Monday
• Minnesota GOP lawmakers keep pushing for voter ID amendment
• Large Arizona wildfire sends haze into other states
• EPA objects to proposed oil pipeline from Canada
• Pawlenty: Obama satisfied with 2nd-rate US economy
• Boil water advisory for Wadena
• Reporter's husband convicted of killing her
• Scandinavian festival planned June 24-25
• Storm cleanup continues in F-M area
• Fargo boy's mother comforted that donated organs will help others live
• Minot residents allowed to return home
• Victim, suspect in Fargo movie theater shooting had past with same woman
• Expert shocked by 'unusually high' chloroform levels in Casey Anthony's car
• Moorhead pools open Wednesday
• Weather Talk: Memorial Day storm could have been worse
• Three Ada-Borup golfers advance onto state
• Car hits Dilworth Pizza Ranch
• Severe thunderstorms possible later today
• Slur about a mother leads to fight in Bismarck
• Body recovered from Mississippi River in St. Paul
• ‘Palaces on the Prairie’ included on 2011 notable documents list
• Fine arts assistant director selected for national leadership position
• Faculty member honored by agricultural economics association
• Minnesota man charged in post office burglary
• Dayton aims to focus Minn. budget talks on revenue
• North Daktoa crop seeding hits halfway point
• Weiner admits he sent lewd picture; won't resign
• States file brief to "tailpipe rule" challenge
• Dayton's top lawyer to retire from Minn. state job
• Attorneys for self-help author move for acquittal
• Drier, warmer weather helps Minnesota crops progress
• Man killed woman, then himself in southern MN, report says
• Drier, warmer weather helps Minn. crops progress
• Minneapolis man charged in Chaska bar stabbing death
• Horace temporarily without water
• VIDEO: Scenes of the Garrison Dam water release
• Minneapolis political map case returns to federal court
• Missouri River flood may aid protected birds, fish
• Flooding prep for Bismarck, Mandan appears solid
• Nebraska, Iowa brace for Missouri River flood
• Backup levee in works in South Dakota
• Fugitive Focus: Nathaniel Leon Hooper
• Portraits: Marcia Harms
• Summer events: Oakes festival gets summer started
• Retired educators under fire for returning to work
• City of Fargo prepares for costly upgrade in drinking water system
• Woman killed in crash west of Thompson, N.D., identified
• Oslo man injured in motorcycle crash
• Minot allows half of flood evacuees back to homes
• Lashkowitz named North Dakota representative for Jewish Heritage Month
• Hastings using screech machine in hopes of stopping vandalism
• Minnesota counties weigh options for empty jail cells
• Area track team members compete well in section track meet
• Missouri levee breach prompts evacuations in Iowa
• Oregon woman develops foreign accent after surgery
• Reynolds woman killed in crash near Thompson identified
• Suspect apprehended in shooting outside West Acres Cinema; person of interest and victims knew each other
• Backup levee built to protect SD town ; planned evacuation of Bismarck neighborhoods delayed
• Facebook party spins out of control
• Experts: Casey Anthony defense team faces uphill battle
• North Dakota counties keep heavy trucks off saturated oilfield roads
• Georgia mom from '16 and Pregnant' faces drug charges
• Fire destroys country star Trace Adkins' home
• Website aims to prepare public for shutdown
• The Village hosts homebuyer classes
• HCSCC earns history preservation award
• West Fargo to test sirens Wednesday
• Clay County minors (April 1-30)
• Clay County misdemeanors (April 1-30)
• With help from community, Habitat for Humanity building first home in Barnesville
• One killed, six injured in crash near Thompson, N.D.
• 2011 Moorhead High School graduates
• Moorhead family grateful for home
• Cass County misdemeanors (May 6-18)
• Grommesh family may see 'Extreme' tax bill
• North Dakota man looks back on his life of flying
• North Dakota man gathers baseball gloves for kids in need
• Cass County misdemeanors (April 1-30)
• Ohio animal shelter puts fattest cats on discount
• N.D. Class A state baseball: Minot beats Davies for 7th place
• Moorhead work closes portion of avenue
• Sign language classes set for infants, toddlers
• Bismarck sandbagging push planned for Sunday
• Alert lifted for North Dakota National Guard units
• Webcams provide view of Missouri River flooding
• 4 in US now linked to German E. coli outbreak
• Some Bismarck flood evacuations ordered
• Cass offers Lythrum exchange program
• Peace Lutheran to host vacation bible school
• Tour de Cure cycling event June 18 in Fargo
• Fort Abercrombie plans Flag Day activities
• I-29 rollover in South Dakota kills Fargo man, injures another
• Man dies after St. Paul apartment fire
• Concordia president's house gets special roof; project must meet historical standards
• Fort Yates keeps eye on rising Lake Oahe
• Effort aims to save kids
• Correction: Address incorrect
• Weather Talk: Proper weather perspective looks at long period of time
• Police warn sightseers: Stay off the flood dikes
• In South Dakota, some blame corps for flooding
• Authorities say Minot man died in Burlington crash
• 2,000 volunteers expected for Minneapolis tornado cleanup
• Grafton man charged with sexually abusing minors
• New Jersey amusement park where girl fell to death reopens
• Al-Qaida militant killed in US strike in Pakistan
• Five top Yemeni officials in Saudi for treatment
• China's Li Na wins womens French Open tennis title
• Nine-year-old youngest to pilot solo hot air balloon flight
• Rebels fend off a persistent Wildcat team in sub-section championship
• Students shine in problem solving and teamwork competition
• Institute of Transportation Engineers recognizes NDSU leader
• Fargo man accused of having sex with 15-year-old in South St. Paul park
• Police say at least 4 injured in strip club brawl
• In South Dakota, some blame Corps for flood threat
• UPDATED: Power restored to 3,000 Xcel customers in downtown Fargo, Minnesota communities
• VIDEO AND STORY: Members of Ogaden-American community protest U.S. aid to Ethiopia at Fargo Federal Building
• Medora Musical opens 2011 season June 10
• North Dakota FFA convention in Fargo next week
• Overnight storm causes damage in Emmons County
• Police warning: Stay off Bismarck, Mandan river dikes
• Workers close to finish at Spiritwood Station
• Missouri River rising more slowly than expected
• North Dakota Guard forming teams to respond to dike problems
• Dayton, Republicans agree to keep trying on budget
• Disturbance at Chaska bar leaves 1 dead
• Longtime Minnesota lawmaker stops cancer treatment
• 3 Fargo sex offenders change addresses
• 2011 West Fargo High School graduates
• Moorhead Public Service requests water-use restrictions
• Petrik chairs fourteen en route to semi-final victory
• Consumers warned to be wary of advance fee loan scams
• Assisted suicide advocate Jack Kevorkian dies
• Load restrictions to be removed Monday on ND highways south of Interstate 94
• Mosquito spraying planned tonight in Hunter, N.D.
• No timeline for return of Minot flood evauees
• Flooding closes US Highway 2 near Towner
• Washburn area braces for Missouri River flooding
• North-central ND farmers can't get into the fields
• Dog owner fights for retirement money to treat pet
• St. Paul staggers starting times for schools
• Two people found dead in van near Fairmont
• NDSU hosts environmental conference June 2-4
• University Distinguished Professor visits China
• Graduate student receives National Science Foundation Fellowship
• Article published on college student helping behavior
• Wildcats walk-off in first round of playoffs
• NDSU researchers receive grants for agricultural projects
• Paper published about ethanol industry’s impact on roads
• Area students named to NDSU dean’s list
• Presentation to explore the evolving world of computer games
• Student selected for advocacy and leadership training
• Music professor to perform solo recital
• BisonArts annual gala announced
• Open house scheduled for new president of national music club
• Faculty honored at college awards ceremony
• Thirteen Ada-Borup track members advance onto sections
• NDSU musical theatre specialist to work with high school students
• Alumnus named to College Football Hall of Fame
• Students selected to foster understanding and inclusivity at NDSU
• Bismarck zoo closes; sandbag volunteers sought
• Dozens rally for tolerance in St. Cloud
• Ramsey County seeks to have inmate suit dismissed
• Ariz. sweat lodge trial resumes after 2-week break
• After 'Dancing with the Stars,' no more reality TV for Kirstie Alley
• Kerrigan's brother gets 2.5 years for dad assault
• Judge voids Wisconsin collective bargaining law
• Suspect dies after crash while fleeing Minneapolis police
• Lakeville woman who caused fatal crash faces misdemeanors
• Dayton takes message around Minn.; GOP attacks
• Wounded warrior climbs (most of) Mount Kilimanjaro
• North Dakota Guard honoring slain soldiers
• Five Nebraska senators urge delay in pipeline decision
• Police: Rapture letdown led to accidental drowning
• Seminary celebrates Mass of Thanksgiving
• Three sex offenders change addresses
• North Dakota regulators consider banning oil waste pits
• DNA search excluded in murder trial
• Two Fargo sex offenders move, one to Hatton
• Deaths of 2 North Dakota children treated as homicide
• Congress has midnight deadline on anti-terror bill
• Census: Men narrow women's population advantage
• Flooding closes campgrounds in Teddy Roosevelt
• North Dakotans encouraged to plant extra to help the hungry
• Investigators looking into ties Bath & Body Works burglaries in Dakotas
• Ambassador to visit NDSU
• Graduate students recognized for stellar performance
• Minnesota to apply for next round of 'Race to the Top' education plan
• Ed Schultz describes FOX talk show host using derogatory slur
• Former street preacher gets life in Elizabeth Smart case
• WF to begin advertising bids for new elementary school
• Three sex offenders change addresses
• Vikings, Wolves say 'no' to St. Paul mayor's drink tax proposal for stadiums
• AP source: Edwards could be indicted within days
• FEMA will assess tornado damage in Minneapolis
• Pawlenty: An economic pro or crafty budget setter?
• UPDATED: 14 killed as tornadoes carve path through Midwest
• KNOX radio: Hennen returns to airwaves in GF
• After outburst, Arizona shooting spree suspect declared incompetent for trial
• Amid search, Joplin turns attention to rebuilding
• North Dakota National Guard returns to flood duty
• 'Religious freedom' measure approved for North Dakota ballot
• Wildcat's pitching has troubles against Rebels
• POM WONDERFUL PRESENTS: THE GREATEST MOVIE EVER SOLD
• Opening ceremony set for NATURE Summer Camp
• Students and faculty showcase research and receive recognition
• NDSU student to intern for Diane Sawyer at ABC News
• ND park closed due to flooding, Medora sandbags
• ND man arrested in Seattle for violating probation
• Tornado death toll rises to 122 in Joplin, Mo.
• Minnesota students make small gains on GRAD test
• 10th Street North repair starts Wednesday in Fargo
• Central Minnesota firefighter dies in training accident
• ND Highway Patrol seizes $286,000 during Fargo traffic stop
• Veterans' event for Thursday cancelled
• Dayton declares emergency after Minnesota tornadoes
• UPDATED: Helicopter pilot survives crash in Lakeville, Minn., lake
• Casey Anthony cries as trial starts in Orlando
• Minneapolis mayor: Tornado causing housing woes
• Wisconsin lawmakers agree to change Minnesota tuition deal
• In Florida, Pawlenty calls for entitlement reform
• UPDATED: Dayton vetoes GOP budget, blames right wing
• Explorers tussle with Spain over $500M treasure in court
• Driver found asleep accused of damaging house, auto shop
• Correction: Wrong date for Essentia
• Days getting longer as summer solstice nears
• Mugging reported in downtown Fargo
• Two stores burglarized at West Acres mall
• North Dakota man injured in I-94 crash dies in hospital
• Devils Lake leaders say no to Tolna structure
• Tornado damage at least $166 million in Minneapolis
• Eagle Scout project ushers in new sport to Ada
• ND gov calls on Guard to help Minot, Ward County
• Friesner selected for associate dean position
• Carrington church votes to leave ELCA over position on same-sex relationships among clergy
• Obama in jubilant Ireland: 'I've come home'
• Man rescued after trench collapses near Hitterdal
• Southern Minnesota man killed by his own mower
• Radio host who predicted End of Days to speak
• Death of Minneapolis tornado victim ruled accident; second man dies
• FACT CHECK: Not the whole truth in Pawlenty claims
• Talk-radio host Hennen pulled off The Flag during broadcast
• Work on soil stability under Rose Coulee Bridge to start in June
• Death toll from Missouri tornado rises to 116
• Mudslide closes road in Maple Grove
• Man pleads guilty to robbing Fargo bank
• Minnesota Legislature moves slowly to the end; special session coming
• Team evaluating closed North Dakota highway
• Date incorrect in Neighbors column
• Correction: Men's 5k results omitted
• Weather Talk: 'Normal' refers to average over 3 decades of records
• Marriage campaign launched in Minnesota
• Last day of Minnesota legislative session arrives
• Fugitive Focus: Jordan Ray Cloud
• Portraits: Liz Garcia
• Wahpeton has own British invasion
• Pawlenty announces presidential run in video
• Parts of North Dakota feeling no love for muskrats
• Group gives Guard $14,500
• Minnesota Capitol Notebook: Lawmakers delay legacy funds
• Over 2,000 Minnesota guardsmen deploy for Kuwait
• Fargo-Moorhead area high school graduations begin this week
• Two killed in boat crash on Minnesota's Lake Victoria
• Ada runners take part in Fargo Marathon
• Tornado hits north Minneapolis; 1 killed
• Consumer Reports publisher: Keep kids off Facebook
• 2,400 Minn. Guardsmen deploying for Kuwait
• 2 killed in boating accident in Douglas County
• Severe storm hits Twin Cities
• Schwarzenegger revamps his image once again
• Fargo Marathon event finishers by the numbers
• Moynihan, Clark take 10k races
• Albertson-Junkans credits half-marathon win to music
• Marathon medical staff kept busy
• Herron racks up fourth marathon win since December
• Schneider re-elected as North Dakota Democratic chairman
• Watson pulls away late to win men's full marathon
• Minnesota Political Notebook: DFL goes after Pawlenty's presidential campaign
• Four charged in post office theft
• Judge Davies in intensive care with pancreatitis
• Kevin Schnepf column: Fargo's Eighth Street one big block party for marathon
• Moorhead woman to serve submarine duty
• Minnesota State Community and Technical College could face more changes
• Somber Minnesota House passes marriage amendment
• North Dakota Farm Toy Show set June 18-19 in LaMoure
• Hawley drives in key runs to overcome Norman County
• Osakis woman killed in her home; suspect at large
• Benefit planned for North Dakota Highway Patrol sergeant
• Community meeting slated in Moorhead
• West Fargo summer band seeks participants
• Man wants guilty plea in federal court revoked
• Two injured in crash near Hunter
• Portion of First Avenue to close in Moorhead
• Metro flood work group meeting time changed
• It's the end of the world as we know it, but most of world feeling fine
• Minnesota Legislature: Time running out for budget deal
• MSCTC president submits resignation
• Thunder enlightening: South auto tech students get a fun lesson through program
• Kalk drops out of 2012 Senate race
• Minnesota Legislature: Controversial prayer shakes House
• Weather Talk: Recent years have brought colder-than-average Mays
• Minnesota Legislature: Avoiding shutdown remains priority
• Magazine praises Fargo's finances
• ND oil spill may have flowed into creek that feeds Lake Sakakawea
• Missouri River through Bismarck could surpass record level set in 1975
• Gay marriage, budget cut demonstrators fill MN Capitol as lawmakers work today
• Photos from the Fargo Marathon
• MN senator's tweet sparks ethics complaint
• Michele Bachmann sticks with June deadline on possible run
• North Dakota Renewable Energy Council awards NDSU grant
• Thornton named assistant to vice president
• Human development and education faculty publish and present
• Corps to boost discharges from Lake Sakakawea
• Minot man sentenced to 12 years for child porn
• Man seeks to revoke guilty plea in federal court
• Fargo School District names four new principals
• Kalk 'disappointed' by Obama's 'unworkable plan' for Israel/Palestine
• Dayton won't criticize Pawlenty's presidential run
• Blog: System honors MSUM as a 'top innovator'
• Florida student accused of drugging teacher who yelled at him
• Two injured in Moorhead accident
• U-Haul vans to feature Kensington Runestone
• Prisoner from Walhalla escapes in Cavalier
• Oil inspectors to step up North Dakota oversight
• West Fargo neighbors tackle alleged car thief after vehicle hits pole
• Neither side willing to budge on budget
• Murder suspect's mental capacity again at issue
• Gay marriage, districts in late-session talks
• Fergus Falls man found dead in tractor
• Moorhead's Motivational Educational Training Inc. ordered to pay nearly $100K
• West Fargo officials confident school bond will pass
• Feds approve disaster request for North Dakota blizzard
• Speaker apologizes after opening prayer riles House
• Unemployment falls in three-quarters of US states; ND has lowest rate
• Al-Qaida considered oil tankers as terror targets
• Schwarzenegger puts acting career on hold
• Moorhead Arbor Day event set for Thursday
• North Dakota regulators give go-ahead on natural gas plants
• North Dakota company investigating broken wind turbine blade
• Man accused of kicking officers with cleated shoes
• Feeling fit in Fargo? Mag ranks city in nation's top 10 for fiscal fitness
• Dean named for College of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences
• Faculty receives $15,000 grant from 3M
• Grain buyers from 11 nations attending Northern Crops Institute course
• Stoetzer and Clambey recognized for service
• Neighbors tackle alleged car thief after vehicle hits light pole in West Fargo
• Dayton signs law expanding day care CPR training
• No budget deal yet, but Dayton, GOP keep talking
• ACLU: Web filter provider to drop LGBT category
• Gas leak that forced evacuations in Fridley fixed
• Minnesota congresswoman mulling 2012 run comes to Ohio
• Klobuchar to visit mother of detained US hiker
• Pembina County prisoner escapes
• FBI investigates Unabomber in '82 Tylenol deaths
• U.S. predicts 3 to 6 major Atlantic hurricanes
• Valentine leaving as MSCTC president
• Analysis: Oklahoma senator was debt-deal linchpin
• Fergus Falls man found dead in tractor
• Candidates, police wrestle with security concerns
• USGS to perform new Bakken, Three Forks oil formations study
• ND Gov Dalrymple has growth removed from nose
• Mobile home gutted in West Fargo blaze
• Owner of Bar Hopper hits another roadblock
• NDSU senior to intern for Diane Sawyer
• KFGO's Sandy back on the air
• Blog: Astrobob says "Our moon rocks!"
• Reward offered for info on illegally taken wolves
• Republicans roll out plans to fund government
• Fargo seeks 'creative' parking solutions for downtown
• Minnesota Senate votes to require photo ID for voters
• Former Roseville high school counselor gets probation for texts
• Huckabee exit an opportunity for those unlike him
• Dayton to address tax-averse GOP caucuses in Minnesota
• Minneapolis man avoids jail time in acid attack
• Minnesota Legislature OKs cuts to health care programs
• NDSU faculty selected to NCAA Academic Cabinet
• Gov. Dalrymple signs bills that include research funding
• Nanomaterials forum scheduled at NDSU on June 9
• College of Science and Mathematics presents mentorship award
• Human development and education faculty publish and present
• Terror 'franchises' pose huge post-Bin Laden risk
• 70-year-old Minnesota bank robber to repay bank, county
• Dalrymple vetoes parts of 2 spending bills
• Minnesota DOT says stadium road upgrades to cost $131M
• United Airlines apologizes after accidentally reactivating 9/11 flight numbers
• Skull repair to improve Gabrielle Giffords' quality of life
• KFGO personality returns to the studio after mini strokes
• Fire destroys West Fargo mobile home
• Census: Divorces decline but 7-year itch persists
• Mississippi flood evacuees spend tedious days in shelter
• North Dakota monthly tax on phone lines to decline July 1
• New North Dakota babies eligible for $100 college grant
• Minnesota Senate passes bill cutting state workforce
• North Dakota Gov. Dalrymple issues five vetoes
• North Dakota lags in buckling up; 'Click It or Ticket' kicks off next week
• Members mourn loss of Oriska church
• Minnesota. Rep. Westrom becomes first blind person to lead a state House debate
• Kevin Schnepf column: Hall of Famer Harmon Killebrew made a big impression
• Weather Talk: How long until area sees our first 80-degree day?
• Car runs over dog, plows into Duluth home
• Driver accused of hitting boyfriend
• ND man sentenced for sending sex photo to minor
• Xcel clears federal hurdle for license renewal
• Minn. House OKs K-12 bill without Dayton agreement
• Credit-card business pushes Target net up 2.7 pct
• General Mills to pay $1.15B for Yoplait stake
• Fallen ND police officers remembered
• NDSU commencement televised
• Class project promotes green research and environmentalism
• Faculty honored for teaching by College of Science and Mathematics
• Associate professor recognized as Great Plains IDEA Faculty Fellow
• Schwarzenegger reveals he had child with staffer
• Lakeside hangouts: Tell us about them
• Stone Sour cancels Wednesday's Fargo show
• Car kills dog, crashes into Duluth house
• Englestad fund donating to Vegas Legal Aid Center
• Animal rights groups attend Minn. dog cruelty case
• Chamber unveils award winners
• Second body found in Bismarck creek
• Engelstad fund donating to Vegas Legal Aid Center
• Amtrak chief: Trains more vulnerable than planes
• Bethany to sponsor Syttende Mai event
• Terrorizing charge filed over neighbors' dispute
• Reward offered for information in horse, cow killings
• Aide fired for having sex with former patient
• Charges to be reviewed after 5-month-old dies
• Stenehjem holds off on formal 'Sioux' opinion
• Despite economic growth, India lets its little girls die
• Breaking from the past: Some local Indian families bucking tradition of discrimination against girls
• Correction: Location of Stump Lake incorrect
• Temperatures in June could run slightly below average
• Woman charged with theft in Richland County
• Reward offered in Minn. post office burglary
• Wahpeton police officer suspended for arresting teen with lack of probable cause
• Construction to begin on I-29 near Manvel
• Dayton hosts NFL commissioner for stadium meeting
• Sheriff: Body recovered from Mississippi River near Mendota Heights
• St. Paul mother sentenced to probation for neglecting son
• POTICHE
• NDSU Strategic Planning Committee to prepare final report
• Doctoral student presents work at transportation conferences
• Computer science faculty named to James A. Meier Junior Professorship
• US hits credit limit, setting up 11-week fight
• 5 injured when taxi hits school bus in St. Cloud
• Terrorizing charge filed over Casselton neighbors' dispute
• Moorhead Public Service to resume street repair
• Acting crime boss convicted in NYC gangland hit
• Body recovered from Bismarck creek where men disappeared
• Stenehjem declines lawmakers' request for formal opinion on Sioux nickname law
• Rally held at Devils Lake's natural outlet
• Families adjusting to college kids home for summer
• Berg launches 2012 campaign; wants 'to bring much-needed change to the Senate'
• Oil drops below $98; pump prices fall over weekend
• Oprah plays role in terror trial jury selection
• Trump on not running: 'Ultimately, business is my greatest passion'
• Perham man critical after three-vehicle crash involving cement truck, ambulance
• Aide fired for having sex with former patient
• Four Fargo South grads excelling at Stanford
• Fugitive Focus: Brian Lee Raftevold
• Portraits: Doris Larson
• Wolves may become less of a threat in Minnesota
• Bachmann's recurring theme: Win by losing
• Website collecting public's ideas for future of Fargo
• Oxbow hopes stalling tactic leads to demise of diversion plan
• Investors drawn to North Dakota's potash
• Project aims to get folks talking
• MinnesotaCare at risk in state's $5B problem
• Whitey's Cafe in EGF sells in auction
• Minnesota Poll: Dayton has support of majority
• Banner honoring slain ND soldier returned
• Guard, tribe mark new 'Lakota' helicopter
• AirTran pilot suspected of drinking, arrested in Minneapolis
• North Dakota potash deposits drawing investor attention
• Memorial postponed for 3 Minnesota teens killed in crash
• Minnesota poll: Dayton has support of majority
• Longtime Valley City city attorney resigning
• Worker at Japan's tsunami-hit nuclear plant dies
• Sony begins partial PlayStation Network operation after massive data breach
• As water creeps closer, Louisiana residents warned: Get out
• Man agrees to plea deal in illegal weapons case
• Can Kutcher man up and keep 'Men' a hit series?
• 35-year-old man collapses and dies during marathon
• Military notes
• Ask Your Government: Reader asks about state employee pay
• Eriksmoen: Pilot Eielson a hero in Alaska as well as North Dakota
• Not everyone supports West Fargo school plan
• Obama to speed up US oil production
• Weather Talk: Homes can be constructed to withstand most twisters
• Minnesota Legislature faces hurdles before reaching finish line
• U.S. secretary of defense to NDSU graduates: You must help lead
• Sanford Health remodeling downtown medical center
• Minnesota Political Notebook: New legislators create new end-game questions
• North Dakota disabilities council seeks new members
• Minnesota DOT to conduct input meeting Tuesday
• Minnesota House OKs bill expanding deadly force rights
• Norman County's bats prove to be the key to conference win
• Gates speaks about importance of public service during NDSU commencement
• Jury convicts woman of murder for role in pawn shop heist
• UND awards degree to grad student killed by punch
• Dayton catches pike during fishing season opener
• Former Albert Lea city manager found guilty
• Minnesota Senate bill OKs crane, wolf hunting
• Minnesota Senate passes business-backed civil law changes
• Sexual abuse alleged in Richland County
• Majority in Minnesota poll oppose ban on gay marriage
• Minnesota legislative notebook: Some cities lose government aid in tax deal
• Bin Laden in Pakistan, potent but past his prime
• Minnesota House, Senate meeting for rare Saturday sessions
• Rainn Wilson returns to Guthrie Theater for on-stage talk
• Mule deer population declines again in western ND
• Effort to recover two bodies from Apple Creek near Bismarck halted
• Nursing faculty presents at the University of Pennsylvania
• Faculty paper accepted to European Journal of Pharmacology
• College holds awards ceremony for faculty
• You're getting a US visa! Oh, no, wait a minute
• House panel approves federal flood insurance changes
• Minnesota man charged after baby hospitalized
• Dayton, lawmakers huddle over Vikings site
• Gunman robs Hampton, Minn., bank
• Sexual abuse alleged in Richland County
• North Dakota Gov. Dalrymple files disaster request for blizzard
• Finances look worse for Medicare, Social Security
• Red Bull deployment ceremonies held around Minnesota
• Horse shootings prompt investigation by ND sheriff
• 1000s of dead walleye being found in Lake Erie
• ND agency orders probe of oil pipeline leak
• Pakistan suicide bombs kill 80 to avenge bin Laden
• North Dakota has no teachers win presidential awards
• Text message evacuates Bismarck labor hall
• Ada-Borup places 3rd in home golf meet
• GF Co-op Garden gives food for gardening veggies
• College of Engineering and Architecture recognizes Teacher of the Year
• Staff present at tribal transportation symposium
• Graduate School announces Teaching and Research Awards
• Souris River expected to peak again in Minot
• Future of Essential Air Service being negotiated
• Jamestown takes measures to prevent sewer backups
• Roadside banner honoring slain ND soldier goes missing
• Molstre told his contract will not be renewed by D-G-F board
• Survivors glad collapse memorial moving forward
• Jim Lehrer to step down from anchor post at PBS' 'NewsHour'
• VIDEO: Why 'Mark Zuckerberg' cannot join Facebook
• Third man arrested for Moorhead robbery, police find suspect at mother's Chicago home
• How bin Laden emailed without being detected by US
• Police: Man who tried entering Missouri Army base caught
• Work begins to protect Minnewaukan school from flooding
• Minnesota parents plead to withholding food from sons, chaining one to crib
• Bachmann convinced of bin Laden's death after viewing photos
• Berg plans video announcement Monday for U.S. Senate bid
• 911 tape highlights lost Canadian woman's plight
• Rural West Fargo family seeks flooding solution
• Gulleson, others weighing Senate bid
• North Dakota winter wheat production to be down slightly
• Some developers say river setback plan too stringent
• Unpaid medical bills shifted to others, adding to costs of the insured
• Pregnancy after age 40 becomes more common
• Most Minnesotans surveyed favor showing photo IDs at the polls
• Convicted murderer from Minot, N.D., suffocated himself
• Vikings, Ramsey County set terms of stadium deal
• Associate minister arrested in fatal Minneapolis shooting
• Arctic Cat blames 4Q net loss on seasonal business
• Weather Service: St. Michael tornado an EF-1
• 3-year-old killed in rollover crash
• Detroit Lakes police chief plans to retire in July
• Ada-Borup track teams' compete in True Team meet
• NDSU commencement to feature Defense Secretary address
• Center for Computationally Assisted Science & Technology names director
• Italian-style pasta short course offered in August
• A chosen few see bin Laden photos as the rest wait
• North Dakota Guard member is state's first to receive NATO medal
• Facebook apps may have leaked millions of users' personal data
• 2 quakes in Spain kill 10, injure dozens
• North Dakota regulators to assess oil pipeline leak
• Diary: Bin Laden eyed new and smaller targets, big body count
• White House defends invite to rapper Common
• UPDATED: Ojibwe demand fishing rights, cite 1885 treaty
• Teens fake kidnapping in West Fargo, face charges in juvenile court
• Minnesota senators vote to let public decide gay marriage
• ND Highway 46 near Kindred reopens
• Budget deficit on track to exceed $1 trillion
• Reba McEntire to perform at Minnesota State Fair
• Minn. bill opens door to purchase electricity from N.D. coal plants
• Minnesota House votes to allow imported coal power
• Courts Plus Express to close this month
• Park board approves indoor playground
• North Dakota governor's photo contest now open
• West Fargo School Board member goes from opponent to proponet of school bonding plans
• Ads aim to boost teacher recruitment as wave of baby boomers retire
• Bristol Palin says she had corrective jaw surgery, not plastic surgery
• Foot bridge assessment delayed till Red recedes
• Optimistic signs: Experts say return of Minnesota loons encouraging
• Sale of business assets brings company to Fargo
• Keystone leak in North Dakota won't affect deliveries
• Cass authorities investigate party after five show up at Sanford ER with injuries
• ND man says he will plead guilty to stealing drugs
• Officials still trying to recover ND creek bodies
• State ranks high on transportation planning
• Medtronic picks GE's Omar Ishrak as next CEO
• OF GODS AND MEN
• Students honored in anthropology writing competition
• Peterson to retire from Development Foundation
• Visual arts department welcomes master printmaker Plameri
• Aquila announces Blessed Sacrament to stay open, St. Benedict to move
• Vikings pick old ammo site with Ramsey County, Vikings paying for $739 million
• Slain neo-Nazi's beliefs could air in son's case
• Cellphone alert system announced in New York City
• Fergie says royal wedding snub was 'difficult'
• Lawmakers to study North Dakota property tax measure
• VP Biden headed to Minnesota for fundraiser
• FEMA asks for return of disaster aid
• Former Fargo talk-show host Ed Schultz sued over TV show profits
• Al-Qaida likely to elevate No. 2 - or name no one
• The Forum wants you to join the Extreme Weather Community Blog Team
• Dalrymple calls new ND education bill "one of the most significant pieces of legislation ever passed"
• Fargo in running for $1 million prize
• Plea tossed, trial sought in luring case
• Longtime newsman retires from KVLY/KXJB
• GOP plan creates three mega-districts
• Sioux apparel not going away for at least another school year
• Minneapolis proposes $895 million Vikings stadium late in session
• Woman attacked with machete dies; son could face murder charge
• North Dakota Board of Higher Education approves NDSU 8.8 percent tuition hike
• Higher ed board names two new top officers
• 10 North Dakota lawmakers want attorney general's opinion on Sioux nickname
• Indoor playground plans take shape
• A progress report on spring in Fargo-Moorhead area
• Groups take to the airwaves to attract teachers with TV ads in the Dakotas
• Toddler's death in Brooklyn Park investigated
• Utility estimates blizzard damage at $6.6 million
• Oil pipeline leak in southeast ND won't affect deliveries
• Theatre faculty to design costumes for ‘Sweeney Todd’
• Faculty to talk with first graders about tornado safety
• Marketing assistant professor's manuscript accepted to journal
• VIDEO: Full face transplant patient makes first appearance
• How Stuff Works: How Stealth helicopters work
• Lawmakers want AG opinion on Fighting Sioux bill
• Man gets 4 years in fatal Dinkytown accident
• Absolute Poker lays off US pros after indictments
• Minnesota to get $5M for Minneapolis-Duluth rail
• Families await news on trial of US hikers in Iran
• Moorhead hydrant inspections set
• Possible clues in Mankato human remains search
• Cuba considers allowing citizens to take tourist trips abroad
• Retired judge 'stunned' about Prince William's mountain rescue
• North Dakota project provides vegetables for the hungry
• Minneapolis proposes $895 million Vikings stadium
• Suspect in flight disturbance had Calif. ID
• Fatal accident case in Fargo to remain in juvenile court
• Decision a matter of life and death
• Conrad intent on work to reduce debt
• Search suspended for 2 killed in canoe accident
• Rising water shatters farm family's dreams
• Portraits: Kim Brewster
• Dalrymple: Honor Flight an inspiring experience
• County archivist reaches milestone
• AT&T: Merger means more 4G
• Grad student recognized for leadership at MSUM
• Minnesotans want more gambling options, poll finds
• Weather Talk: May 1's chilly air mass traveled down to Texas
• Fargo Minors (April 8 to May 2)
• Valley City airport getting concrete runway
• Police: Drivers, motorcyclists need to share road
• Half a chance student bullied, or has bullied
• US says it wants access to bin Laden widows
• Murder trial to start for Florida mom Casey Anthony
• 'Soup Nazi' from 'Seinfeld' shows up at Mets game
• Girl dies in ATV accident near central Minnesota
• UPDATED: Highway Patrol identifies Comstock man killed in motorcycle accident near Enderlin
• 7 arrested for trespassing; suspected of drinking on Fargo construction site roof
• Weather Talk: Weather will be dry again, but we don't know when
• Minnesota masseur accused of inappropriate touch
• Fergus Falls man charged with terrorizing
• Metro group to hold diversion study meeting
• Swedish cultural group to host film showing
• NDDOT to hold public information meeting
• NDSCS graduation scheduled Friday
• Higher Education Notebook: NDSCS launches Business Pro Series classes in Fargo
• Military families thrust into long-term caregiving roles
• Metro in bloom for Mothers' Day
• Cass flood fighter takes on new role
• Cities' flood focuses change
• K-12 Notebook: Oak Grove students to donate to kids in hospital
• Women's health focus of event
• Bin Laden's death a tough subject for the pulpit
• Search suspended in Bismarck for 2 killed in canoe accident
• North Dakota man plans to plead guilty in Gilby bank robbery
• Dalai Lama takes stage at University of Minnesota
• Two killed in Douglas County crash
• In Nevada, search for missing Canadian man resumes
• Gas prices expected to drop 50 cents by summer
• Grand Forks man arrested in stabbing
• Minnesota foreclosures fall 21 percent during Q1
• Minn. man accused of inappropriate massage
• New Wadena school to be ready in fall of 2012
• VIDEO: Candid videos show rare view of unkempt bin Laden
• Man charged with terrorizing after cutting man outside Fargo bar
• Power restored in West Fargo
• Commissary sale slated for military members
• North Dakota WWII veterans visit memorial built in their honor
• Interchange work will cause lane closures
• Owner plans to close Maine topless coffee shop
• FAA says 2 dead in small plane crash in Texas
• South Dakota couple celebrates honeymoon on Honor Flight
• Fargo intersection will close starting Monday
• High court keeps siblings separated
• Minnesota Legislature: Senate bill spurs innovation
• Other cities offer model for Vikings stadium deal
• Obama to bin Laden assault team: 'Job well done'
• MnDOT backs plan to reopen Moorhead ramps
• Man's faith, friends aid cancer fight
• Commissioner: Vikings close to deal
• Incorrect date
• Weather Talk: Minnesota lakes became ice-free later than normal
• Ex-North Dakota man linked to Hawaii human trafficking conspiracy
• Al-Qaida vows to enact revenge
• Students receive ND EPSCoR Research Assistantship Awards
• Bison Leader Awards presented
• Staff Senate transitions leadership
• Police horse crashes into cafe window
• Corps sets diversion information meetings
• Obama to bin Laden assault team: 'Job well done'
• Key role in bin Laden raid for secret choppers
• No go for Uncle Mo in Kentucky Derby
• Allina employees fired over privacy violations
• Area within North Dakota flooding declaration is expanded
• University of North Dakota starts work on $12M alumni center
• Downtown street, bridge reopens in Fargo
• Gas price to drop as oil joins commodities plunge
• 'Wood Chipper in Fargo' exhibit opens Saturday
• UPDATED: Minnesota House passes new limits on abortion
• Level II sex offender changed Fargo address
• Rollover accident near Pelican Rapids., Minn., hospitalizes driver with injuries
• Next-to-last space shuttle launch faces more delay
• Dayton, Vikings owners discuss stadium funding options
• Hatton church votes to leave ELCA
• Construction to begin on pedestrian underpass
• Kite Day set Saturday at Ed Clapp Park in Fargo
• Patriot Guard greets Honor Flight veterans in Bismarck before today's flight to D.C. with photo gallery
• NDSU students to teach energy efficiency
• Bullying topic of forum next week in Moorhead
• NDSU seeks 8.8 percent tuition boost
• Valley City police chief considers resigning after receiving letter of reprimand
• Young adults staying on parents' health insurance policies
• Minnesota Legislature: Racino proposal short of votes
• One person arrested for drunken driving overnight in Fargo sobriety checkpoint
• Officer accidentally shot at gun range improves
• Ribfest 2011 announces Rodney Atkins, Candlebox as featured performers
• Visual arts department head to present at Red Lodge Clay Center
• NDSU faculty members offer book reading and signing
• Preparations under way for NDSU commencement ceremonies
• Give us your feedback on larger featured content, new mobile site
• Man accused of knifing dog back in Minn. court
• Minnesota GOP leader says vote on nuclear ban unlikely
• Fargo police expect several students to be charged with drug possession after K-9 search
• 3 ND employers up for national military award
• License of Bismarck insurance agent revoked
• Flood assistance center to open at Devils Lake
• Stalled North Dakota mine reclamation to resume
• Granville gas utility fined $7,500 for violations
• House passes bill making it easier to drill
• Climate activists target states with lawsuits
• Baby snow monkey born at Minnesota Zoo
• Shooting in Frogtown leaves 1 dead
• Search for human remains in Mankato resumes Friday
• Former nurse who encouraged two suicides gets jail sentence
• Class assignment inspires MSCTC graduate
• Heitkamp: 'Pay to play' claims false
• Developer to redraw plans for downtown building
• West Fargo gets baby bump
• Man sought in trailer park shooting
• Schafer says he's not interested in run for governor
• Weather Talk: Measurable snow in May relatively rare in valley
• Majority of US voters are now 45 and older
• Klobuchar, Franken back end to ethanol subsidies
• Program aims to boost reservation beef production
• North Dakotans aging as boomers near retirement
• Minnewaukan facing more floodwater problems
• Students honored for grasslands restoration project
• Architecture students share design plans for Passive House
• Students participate in advertising competition for first time
• Plant sciences graduate student receives $10,000 grant
• Nursing assistant professor invited to present at conference
• Northern Crops Institute offers Baking with Soy short course
• NATURE program seeks faculty participation
• Mariah Carey and Nick Cannon reveal baby names
• Moorhead man facing attempted murder charge still being sought
• Store employee accused of helping in robbery
• Fargo police seek public's help in hobby store heist
• Police identify woman arrested in Fargo after allegedly stabbing boyfriend
• Sex offenders relocate to new Fargo residences
• ND Highway 200 north of Hillsboro to temporarily close
• North Dakota taxable sales, purchases set record in 2010
• Injuries in St. Paul transit bus, truck crash
• Freed US hiker not returning for spy trial in Iran
• Dayton would sign Vikings bill before budget done
• Otter Tail drug sting yields 19 arrests
• Interstate 94 reduced to allow levee removal
• North Dakota man to plead guilty to spraying orchids
• Adopt a Highway volunteers sought
• Blackhurst named provost of MSUM
• BREAKING: White House won't release bin Laden death photo
• Benefit fundraiser set for Lori Pickett May 22
• Renter refund filing deadline is May 31
• Police officially ID victim of fatal Grand Forks house fire
• Former Dickinson state Rep. Frank Wald dies
• Schafer says he's not interested in running for ND governor again
• Wildcats add another to win streak
• White Castle burger chain now taking online orders
• Minn. man convicted of aiding suicides faces sentencing
• Grand Forks voters reject new library in overwhelming fashion
• Burleigh County officer suspended with pay
• Repair contract to be discussed for damaged ND dam
• SUPER
• Gavel passed at Faculty Senate
• Bison Information Network to debut remote broadcast system
• Students present at North Dakota Academy of Sciences meeting
• President Bresciani hosts student groups who volunteered the most during the flood
• Quarter Century Club Banquet set to honor new members
• College of Engineering and Architecture recognizes Researcher of the Year
• GF Chisholm murder trial verdict: Guilty
• Spirit Lake Nation in ND electing new chairman
• Detention extended for man tied to slain North Dakota family
• With gas nearing $4, Americans opt for small cars
• Levee removal to impact eastbound and westbound Interstate 94 traffic in Fargo
• Minnesota Senate panel approves abortion restrictions
• New inforum mobile site among changes
• Some White House tweets, emails and posts may not be preserved
• Senate Democrats eye $4T budget savings plan
• Lawsuit: Furniture rental Co. Aaron's spies on PC users
• Scott Pelley taking over for Couric as CBS anchor
• Murder trial of North Dakota brother to go to jury soon
• Bin Laden's neighbors noticed unusual things
• White House: bin Laden unarmed during assault
• VIDEO: Ben Franklin students shake it up
• Sex offenders relocate to new Fargo residences
• Fargo couple loses grandchild in tornado
• Correction: Wrong school
• Weather Talk: Several reasons behind high tornado death toll
• North Dakota survivors of 9/11 victims remember loved ones
• Dalrymple: Nickname is in NCAA's court
• GOP legislators in Fargo today to recap session
• Dent man drowns when vehicle goes into slough
• Ada-Borup's defense shows up in walk-off win
• New pro poker league introduces criteria, players
• Groundbreaking set for new Wadena school; construction on site of school damaged by tornado
• Most of Williston gets electricity back
• Mankato Brewery targets Sept. for first beer
• Imprisoned Minn. auto dealer's possessions to be sold
• Tweeting Osama: Twitter, Facebook have different roles when news develops
• NDSU to offer kids’ academic enrichment program in June
• Science Café to discuss how maternal nutrition effects offspring
• NDSU Green and Golden Globe Diversity Awards presented
• Hoeven says bin Laden's death fulfills 'sacred commitment' to Americans; Berg, Minnesota delegation also react
• Two charged with murder for Spiritwood death; victim identified
• Not everyone believes bin Laden really is dead
• Charlie Sheen tours tornado damage in Alabama
• Middle River, Minn., man will serve 12 years for paying teenager for sex after luring her online
• Massive compound a mystery to neighbors
• Teen driver fleeing North Dakota school fight is cited
• UPDATED: Fargo police ID driver of truck that crashed into car, storage building
• One unwary phone call led US to bin Laden doorstep
• Ellison, first Muslim in Congress, says bin Laden 'truly evil'
• Gay marriage ban keeps moving toward Minnesota ballot
• Dent, Minn., man drowns when vehicle goes into slough
• World: Bin Laden's death sparks relief, outrage
• Bin Laden raid years in the making, minutes in execution
• Bin Laden killed in fiery raid in Pakistan
• U.S. vets, families celebrate the death of bin Laden
• Killing of bin Laden in heart of Pakistan likely to raise new suspicions
• Analyst: Bin Laden's death is no surety of US safety
• Osama bin Laden: scion who became apostle of Islamic radicalism
• Crowds gather in NYC, DC after bin Laden killed
• Weather Talk: Tornadoes had highest death toll in 50 years
• Local reactions to bin Laden's death mixed
• Store to reopen after tragedy
• Walk for Autism slated May 14 in West Fargo
• 'Warriors of the North' to hold reunion
• Guard helps reinforce levees near West Fargo
• Conrad says world better off without bin Laden, but 'fight is not over'
• Time running out for F-M to reach second-snowiest season
• Pope beatifies John Paul II before 1.5 million faithful
• Corn syrup spills when railroad cars derail near Breckenridge
• Current North Dakota road closures, conditions
• Blizzard takes out power for 30,000 in northwest North Dakota
• Body of homicide victim sent to Bismarck for autopsy
• NDSU senior creates flood-fight upgrades
• Nepal next step for Concordia graduate
• Workshop empowers girls to deal with bullies
• Honor Flight: Support soars for North Dakota veterans
• Higher Education Notebook: MSCTC named among top 10 percent of community colleges
• Halgrimson: Shopping center a former northside hub of activity
• Eriksmoen: North Dakota boat captain transported soldiers, Sitting Bull
• Minnesota Legislative Notebook: Legislature enters home stretch without answers
• Grab your partner, do-si-do
• Weather Talk: April's high temps were colder, but lows were mild
• North Dakota GOP leaders call 2011 a 'landmark session'
• Police: Stolen vehicle found in Red River
• No one hurt in fire at Fairmont home
• Man threatens Fargo Taco John's employee
• Honor Flight: Humble hero to take flight
• Alan Anderson to head North Dakota Commerce agency
• Boomer Boot Camps set for Tuesdays in May
• I-29 reconstruction project begins Monday
• Calmer weather pattern expected in central Minnesota
• Dozen horses seized, more found dead near Sebeka
• Volunteers give food, shelter to storm survivors
• Rafert named next provost of NDSU
• Bachmann uses Holocaust to illustrate tax point
• Walk to raise awareness for Williams syndrome
• Road restrictions delay some highway projects
• Home market steady in Fargo-Moorhead
• Deadly disaster cripples South
• Crews begin removal of Fargo's Second Street levee
• Program drives home impacts of alcohol
• Students learn to stand up to racism
• Minnesota Legislature: Saints want new ballpark
• Oak Grove's historic status on hold for now
• ND's Lake Sakakawea ends April at high water level
• Blizzard warning, Interstate closed in western ND
• President Bresciani names Rafert NDSU's provost
• Local foods symposium to discuss challenges of meeting demand
• Farewell event planned for Bjerke
• Department of Residence Life holds celebration banquet
• NDSU and diabetic retinopathy project receives funding
• NASA fuels Endeavour for historic last launch
• Britain celebrates monarchy as Kate, William wed
• Survivors picking up pieces from deadly twisters
• What made Kate laugh? Whispered comment lightens mood
• Column: Royal wedding: Her Royal Blandness
• Estimated 2 billion watch Prince William, Middleton wed
• TAKE THE POLL: Did you like Kate Middleton's dress?
• Mapleton truck parking area on westbound I-94 reopens
• Dalrymple names Alan Anderson Commerce commissioner
• 40th Street rehabilitation project in Fargo to start
• Former Tesoro executive named ND commerce director
• Measure to abolish North Dakota property taxes on ballot
• UPDATED: Missing Moorhead juvenile found
• Homes in danger as wind-driven waves batter levees
• UPDATED: Storm deaths hit 318; Obama sees damage up close
• Bruce Rafert named NDSU provost
• William, Kate to be Duke, Duchess of Cambridge
• NASA delays space shuttle Endeavour's last launch
• University of Minnesota study gives parenting techniques to Guard families
• Casinos sense opening in online poker indictments
• Target CEO pay rises 83 percent to $23.9 million on one-time items
• Devils Lake flooding again threatens access to Grahams island State Park
• NWS: NE Mississippi tornado was highest-rated EF-5
• Spring road restrictions delay farious highway projects in west-central Minnesota
• I-29 reconstruction project north of Harwood to Argusville begins on Monday
• Minneapolis teen dies days after being shot in head
• Foreign investment center being created at UND
• Man collects $1 million Powerball prize in ND
• Date set for Minot murder trial
• Faculty assists ranchers and meat processors in Aspindza, Georgia
• Civil engineering professor receives international honor
• Canku presents 1863-69 Dakota POW letters at Vanderbilt University
• UK police: 3 arrests around royal wedding
• UPDATED: Moorhead police seek public's help in finding 'person of interest' in north Moorhead shooting
• Bill to expand gun laws passes House committee
• Agreement gives ND employees 3 percent raises
• New North Dakota gun law may exclude some
• North Dakota lawmakers expect to wrap up session Thursday
• Chancellor to recommend tuition limits for North Dakota campuses
• PHOTO GALLERY: Images of events leading up to the royal wedding
• Missing Grand Forks teen found in Tennessee
• Judge approves USDA, Indian farmers settlement
• Assessment of North Dakota flood damage under way
• Minn. bill would mix local police in immigration
• Minnesota Senate approves photo ID for voting
• Scientists to test water 'gun' in Asian carp fight
• Student athlete speaks on concussion bill
• Local experts share what they think Kate will wear on her big day
• Holy Cross Catholic Church to move south, add school
• Berg met with praise, criticism
• Kalk announces US Senate candidacy, other Republicans considering race
• Dalton man says machete attack meant as mercy killing
• Toll bridge owner may barricade span
• Temporary bridge to provide access for Lake Shure Estates residents
• North Dakota House endorses $646M higher education budget
• Opinions divided at West Fargo school bond forum
• Oil well exemption costs North Dakota $30M per year
• YWCA implements new computer systems
• Wisconsin pays Minnesota $12.9M for tuition deal
• PHOTO GALLERY: Tornadoes rock southern states
• Dozens of tornadoes kill 200 in 6 Southern states
• NDSU pistol team competes at national pistol championship
• Germans from Russia Heritage Collection to be displayed at towns’ 125th celebrations
• Civil engineering faculty and graduate students to present paper
• 1 year ago, a rash of deadly Minn. crashes
• Staff blog: Kalk's Senate candidacy made official tonight
• Hundreds will bike in memorial for U of M student
• Voting ID requirement could land on Minn. ballot
• Dalton man accused of attacking mom with machete
• Curbs on public employee dues may get Senate vote
• Man accused of providing drugs in Inver Grove Heights woman's OD
• Two Harbors man sentenced in Eveleth stabbing murder
• Flood-related road conditions in North Dakota
• UPDATED: Discovery of remains in Brooklyn Park leads to charge in 2007 case
• Plane makes emergency landing at Minneapolis airport
• Minnesota lawmaker aims to plan for federal insolvency
• Man's body found stuck in Twin Cities chimney
• In NH, Trump takes credit for Obama birth info
• Motorcycle-car crash reported on Fargo's 52nd Avenue
• Court records: Son says he was trying to end mom's suffering
• 52nd Avenue South in Fargo reopens
• Fargo motorcycle dealer welcomes brand's purchase by Polaris
• Construction season is here
• Speaker misidentified
• Weather Talk: As area endures wet cycle, Texas deals with drought
• Fargo man faces charges of misapplication of funds
• White House releases Obama birth records
• Lake Ashtabula in ND hits record level
• Bar smoking ban takes effect in Bismarck
• Future of ND's Prairie Rose State Games uncertain
• 1 dead in early morning fire in Grand Forks
• Printer Jostens to cut 230 jobs in State College
• Staff blog: Berg hosts town hall at 4 p.m. today in Fargo
• Little Country Theatre presents ‘Tales of the Lost Formicans’
• Mentor program for transportation students launched at NDSU
• Presentation to address ‘Positive Aging’
• Cross Ranch Fellowship applications requested
• Hackers infiltrate 50-million-strong Sony PlayStation network
• Flood-related road conditions in North Dakota
• North Dakota man sentenced for assaulting woman
• Plan for pipeline project approved by ND House
• Staff blog: Senate passes K-12 education bill
• Man sentenced for Bismarck robberies
• Minnesota man pleads guilty to false threat on Amtrak
• Gambling bills take center stage at Minnesota Capitol
• Blog: Ronald McDonald House of the Red River Valley gets a welcome surprise in "Thankful for a kitchen"
• Sandbag volunteers needed in Otter Tail County
• Twin Cities see steep decline in home prices
• Minnesota lawmakers push for vote on gay marriage
• UPDATED: Appeals Court upholds Shiue's civil commitment
• Dayton gives lawmakers 10 days to send him budget
• North Dakota man on trial in brother's death
• Moorhead water main springs more leaks
• Portion of 5th Street to close on Wednesday
• Moorhead man facing six years skips DWI sentencing
• Complaint: Man intended hit-run near Minnesota campus
• Tribal gaming group holds Capitol rally
• Minnesota lawmakers hope to head off Dome demise
• Wildfire threat persists in MN despite cold, damp
• MPCA's Minnesota GreenCorps now recruiting
• Ribbon-cutting for new University of Minnesota kids hospital
• Home prices falling in most major US cities
• Feds to sign commitment to light rail funding
• Neb. man gets prison for sex texts with Minnesota teen
• Saint Jude Medical gets $2.3 billion in trade secrets case
• Apparent medical issue sends driver onto Duluth playground
• Mechanical engineering students compete at district competition
• Judge orders end to NFL lockout, league to appeal
• N.D. releases daily list of flooded roads throughout state
• No jail time for NDSU student in secret sex tape case
• Road work begins on Interstate 29 interchange for Mayville, N.D.
• Section of Fargo's Second Avenue North to close for utility work
• OSHA proposes fine against ND wind blade company
• Sen. Ben Nelson faces tough race in Republican region
• Neche port of entry reopens
• Northern states to get Homeland Security grants
• Minnesota woman hospitalized after attack in her home
• Cold , wet conditions delay Minnesota fieldwork
• Rocori school considers metal detectors
• VIDEO: Cass County man with chest pains rescued from flooded area
• Moorhead water main springs more leaks
• North Dakota Senate defeats bill ordering new voter checks
• New York case underscores Wi-Fi privacy dangers
• Members of Little Rock Nine to attend Davies High dedication in August
• Moorhead officials: Sandbag flood fight too costly
• North Dakota woman's fall from horse shattered skull
• Portraits: LaDonna Etzel
• Fugitive focus: Taylen Joseph Twohorses
• Minnesota's frac sand sparks tension
• Project aims to put faces with names
• Highway 46 closed for water on roadway
• Weather Talk: F-M hit 100 degrees on April 21 in 1980
• 23 minors cited at south Fargo party
• ND to challenge EPA on plant haze program
• Minn. GOP legislative leaders to tour state
• Milk production lags in Wisconsin, Minnesota
• 3 hurt when deck collapses in Rosemount
• Dubuque completes playoff sweep over Fargo
• Minnesota counties waiting for state GOP to pay bills from November
• NYC friends reach LA after $5,000 cab fare, 6 days
• Dogs help in search for missing Grand Teton skiers
• Dog mauls St. Paul boy, 8, who needs 50 stitches
• Staff blog: Kalk will announce plans for 2012 Senate race this week
• Great Plains Food Bank receives $70K grant
• North Dakota Legislature: Teacher pension deadlock may be resolved
• Noth Dakota Legislature: Bill calls for ID to vote
• I-29 reopens in northeast North Dakota
• Airmen protect nuke silos from water
• Salvation Army staff told to end free meals
• GOP leaders pick sides on 'birther' issue
• $500M tax relief measure passes
• West Fargo teachers union backs bond vote
• Theft cut off access for flooded resident
• Man hatches new Easter tradition
• Rally draws 200: Bishop leads prayers calling for end to abortion
• Education overhaul: No Child Left Behind doesn't make the grade
• Kindred deals with overland water
• Military Notes
• Storm closes St. Louis airport, leaves several injured
• Fargo digs 2-0 hole with loss to Dubuque
• UPDATED: No free lunch for paid Valley City flood-fighters
• North Dakota teacher pension deadlock may be resolved
• Fire breaks out in New Ulm concertina house
• UPDATED WITH VIDEO: Washington teen fakes pregnancy as school project
• North Dakota bill rebuffs voters who don't have ID
• North Dakota Guard changes its flood control response
• US rig count down jumps by 28, mostly in Texas; North Dakota gains 1
• Utah among 3 states experiencing measles outbreak; Minnesota traces cases to Kenya
• UPDATED: ND Legislature approves $489 million tax reduction bill
• UPDATED: Girl, 11, critical after Minn. accidental shooting
• 49 killed in deadliest day of Syria uprising
• Arrest in hit-and-run that killed University of Minnesota student
• Poll: How are rising fuel prices affecting your life?
• Overland flooding may force closure of state Highway 46 near Kindred
• UPDATED: Dickinson State students return after bedbug infestation
• Staff member wins award for making NDSU a cheerful place
• Community lectureship explores 'Materials Science of Superheroes'
• Mathematics faculty and graduate students receive awards
• FORWARD grants applications due soon
• Strategic Planning Committee continues work
• Childcare coordinating committee schedules open forum
• Faculty named president-elect of Western Social Science Association
• UPDATED: Authorities ID bicyclist killed in Dinkytown
• UPDATED WITH VIDEO FROM THE SCENE: N.D. Guard sending help to rural Cass County home taking on floodwaters
• Grant helps Minnesota officers nab inattentive drivers
• Fire destroys home near Campbell, Minn.
• Level II offender in Fargo changes address
• Teen pleads to lesser charge in Minn. triple fatal
• UPDATED: Minnesota House speaker stumbles over voting 'right'
• New details emerge in Somali terror case
• North Dakota lawmakers to work Good Friday, finish next week
• North Dakota property, income tax cuts lumped into 1 bill
• Lawmakers agree on gambling tax for ND charities
• West-central Minnesota flood-related road conditions
• Snowfall slows search for missing men in Tetons; Minnesota native among the missing
• Midwest, Plains bankers: agriculture helps economy
• Review: Deadly force justified in Minn. shooting
• Military academy applications sought
• Dayton seeks disaster declaration for counties
• North Dakota load restrictions effective immediately
• Hawley drug drop-off scheduled for Saturday
• Staff blog: Kalk raises $32,000 for exploratory bid
• Berg announces North Dakota town hall meetings
• Free exercise workshop offered at Fargo library
• T Lofts launch draws big turnout
• Easter donation of eggs arrives
• Central Cass eyes next move after levy fails
• Dubuque scores overtime win over Fargo in game one
• AP Source: Love is Most Improved Player
• Search continues for Afton native in Grand Tetons
• Dayton to discuss transit spending at Capitol meet
• Minnetonka-based UnitedHealth's 1Q profit climbs 13 percent
• NDSU Meat Judging Team excels at contest
• NDSU Bookstore Textbook Buyback scheduled
• Staff blog: Dorgan donates $1M in campaign cash to Native American Youth Center
• Blog: Fargo offers yard restoration program
• Minnesota Public Radio picks McTaggart as new CEO
• 3 Fla. men indicted in wake of Petters scheme
• Knife found in central Minnesota middle school
• State environment regulators seek toxic act rework
• MnSCU agrees to contract with new president
• Dayton seeks disaster status for 20 Minn. counties
• Prosecutions turn online poker into a shaky bet
• North Dakota lawmakers settle on 2 percent potash tax
• Dakota difference in cell usage stumps officials
• Facebook post puts Minnesota schools on lockdown
• Pa. woman sues over Target debt collection
• Federal health care protest gets final ND approval
• USDA chief defends ethanol subsidies in Minnesota
• Bishop Aquila makes Holy Week appearances
• Generator stolen from construction site
• 'Fargo' wood chipper replica unveiled at North Dakota tourism conference
• Fargo School District off the hook in bike accident
• Marshals arrest latest highlighted fugitive
• Fargo house suffers major soot damage
• Central Cass voters strike down building levy
• Force's future focus is defense
• Fargo Force vs. Dubuque Fighting Saints preview
• Ada-Borup beats Red Lake County Central in six
• Bismarck voters ban smoking in bars
• ND National Guard soldiers return from Haiti
• Barnes County North voters defeat project in vote
• Minnesota man accused of hacking Facebook for women's IDs, photos
• 2 killed on interstate in Minneapolis
• Minn. middle school officer on leave after gun incident
• Porn company is amassing 1-800 numbers
• Videos poke fun at royal wedding
• ‘Piled Higher and Deeper’ creator to speak at NDSU
• NDSU LCT Productions announces 2011-12 season
• NDSU researchers recognized for scientific article
• Student-run 800 Café to serve “A Fresh Finale”
• Quarter Century Club to welcome new members
• UPDATED: Maddock, N.D., man among 2 killed in Texas plane crash
• Plane with first lady came too close to cargo jet
• UPDATED: Unemployment falls in two-thirds of states; North Dakota records nation's lowest unemployment
• NCAA says UND to face penalties for continued use of Fighting Sioux nickname and logo
• Cheating alleged in pull tabs at Town Hall Bar in West Fargo
• Charges based on DNA in Moorhead broken-window case
• North Dakota Senate endorses protest of federal health law
• North Dakota penalty for driving around storm gate: $250
• High water takes toll on small North Dakota dams
• Family, friends share memories of St. Paul soldier
• Georgia army sergeant faces capital military trial
• Minnesota woman charged after alleged texting crash
• Vandals damage granite artwork in St. Paul
• Conrad applauds fugitive task force's success
• Moorhead man gets week in jail for assaulting Kansas City pitcher
• Fargo police investigate dog bite incident
• Two North Dakota National Guard units to deploy overseas
• MSUM names two provost finalists
• North Dakota Legislature: Higher ed budget taking shape
• Minnesota Legislature: Bill addresses youth sports concussions
• Fargo City Commission debates river setbacks
• Vote today on Central Cass School District 20-mill building levy
• Portland population wrong
• A look back at notable late-season snowfalls
• Man charged in stabbing death of friend in Lincoln
• Wanted: Drivers to test mileage tax system
• Fergus Falls nursing assistant accused of stealing pain patches
• Mother pleads guilty to throwing baby in snowbank
• NDSU Opera Theatre to present ‘Die Fledermaus’
• Taylor serves as ‘Walk for Vision’ honorary chair
• Tri-College program receives $6,000 Otto Bremer Foundation Grant
• Gunkelman Award nominees announced
• Northern Crops Institute offers grain merchandising course
• Tour to Ukraine and Germany scheduled
• West Fargo City Commission unanimously supports May 24 school bond referendum
• Lawmaker suggests ending ND teacher bargaining
• North Dakota House defeats tax cut for charitable gambling
• Two North Dakota Guard units get mobilization orders
• Minnesota bill would limit use of public employee dues
• GOP's Bachmann in 'talking stages' on writing book
• ATF offers up to $5,000 reward in Atwater arson
• Klobuchar ends quarter with $2.5M and no opponent
• Minnesota man charged in fatal police chase
• PHOTO GALLERY: Will winter ever end? Will spring ever arrive?
• Highway 75 near Kent to open today; other flood-related road conditions in west-central Minnesota
• Concussions more than headache for young athletes
• At least 44 dead after killer twisters pound South
• Oxbow residents losing more than a town
• Moorhead fifth-grader vying for national handwriting title
• Record crest looms in Valley City
• Minnesota law would put more power in parents' hands
• Fugitive focus: Christopher John Christlieb
• Portraits: Francis Dierickx
• Farmers plant for consumer demands
• Weather Talk: Today is average first 70-degree day in F-M
• Colgate teen helps rescue family from car
• Authorities stop casket cruise on Red
• Alcohol abuse drops at NDSU, but more are smoking pot
• Woman critically injured in collision with cow on Interstate
• 1 dead in Twin Cities area house fire
• Parts of North Dakota could get more spring snow
• Bismarck voters on Tuesday to decide bar smoking
• Governor visits Valley City for flood briefing
• One killed, one hurt in Minnesota police chase
• Two people escape after car goes in ditch
• Trump plays down Romney's business credentials
• Two armed robberies reported in Fargo on Sunday morning
• I-29 ramp closed due to water over roadway
• Eriksmoen: North Dakota spitball pitcher outdueled Babe Ruth in 1915 game
• Ask Your Government: Reader asks about funding for road maintenance
• Minnesota Political Notebook: Lawmakers must first agree on estimates
• Flood keeps builders busy
• Removable floodwalls in Fargo, Moorhead faring well
• Valley City working to raise levees
• All fur one, and one fur all: Hairy situation at Fargodome
• Ceremony seems to support 'Sioux'
• Diversified dome
• Driver's license scheme shows up in North Dakota
• From 'Flickertails' to 'Fighting Sioux'
• Staff blog: Berg announces town halls in four North Dakota cities
• Clean sweep: Fargo ends Lincoln's season with 4-2 win
• Anoka County jail inmate dies after found hanging
• Vacant home explodes in Minn. suburb, no one hurt
• Texas man accused of abusing pre-teen girl in Moorhead
• North Dakota woman pleads guilty in fatal accident
• Two escape car after plunge into I-29 water-filled ditch north of Grand Forks
• Fargo woman arrested after crash with truck
• Bachmann: Obama foolish on Libya, not on our side
• New Statue of Liberty stamp made from Vegas photo
• VIDEO: Latest blog video recaps Fargo-Moorhead's 2011 flood fight
• Water over highway rest area entrance ramp
• 1 killed, 1 seriously hurt in Minn. police chase
• Minn. man leaves glass box, loses 27 pounds at Mall
• Actor Nicolas Cage arrested in New Orleans
• Another air controller naps; new schedules coming
• Western North Dakota rollover kills driver
• UPDATED: Valley City flooding "under control" if levees get built to 24 feet
• N.D. Transportation Department updates list of roads closed due to flooding
• Budget compromise reached for veterans
• Wrong crest margin
• Weather Talk: Temperatures have been below average since November
• Ag bill negotiations likely to be easiest
• Winter's lasting lick: Parts of North Dakota receive up to 11 inches of snow
• Prom this year has certain ring to it
• Record flooding along Sheyenne River
• Fargo kite shop owner alleges idea theft
• Devils Lake deals with increased spring deluge
• Obama: Congress will raise debt limit
• NCAA calls off Sioux nickname meeting with UND
• Amtrak returns to northern North Dakota routes
• Fargo shuts out Lincoln in playoff opener
• Fallen deputy Christopher Dewey to be honored at memorial, family seeks help to attend event
• Provost candidate outlines 10-year vision for NDSU
• NDSU Spring Cleanup scheduled
• NDSU communicators win awards at state contest
• Provost candidate urges NDSU to ‘capture the future’
• Alumni Association announces award recipients
• Northern Crops Institute names interim director
• Founders of online poker sites indicted as FBI moves to shut them down
• Colo. mom on Facebook sentenced in son's drowning death
• TV show featuring F-M kidnapping to air again
• Travel alert expands to include Devils Lake and Grand Forks through Saturday
• Flood-related road conditions in North Dakota
• Federal emergency declaration expanded to include Ransom County
• Change in North Dakota Teacher of Year award approved
• US says new oil pipeline study shows no new issues
• UND resuming Fighting Sioux merchandise licensing
• North Dakota woman pleads guilty in fatal accident
• Teen arrested after Stearns County deputy assaulted
• Dayton reveals fundraising to push more reporting
• UPDATED: Law professor sentenced for failing to file tax returns
• Spring runoff swells North Dakota's biggest natural lake
• Snowmelt runoff leading to North Dakota oil spills
• Mark Berglund benefit April 30 at The Bowler
• Fargo man accidentally shoots himself in hand
• Lark Park-Audubon to host new school groundbreaking, tours
• Interior to be sued to force bison protections
• West Fargo sets public meetings on school bond vote
• Suspect plans to change plea in escape case
• Rydell refuge annual Bluebird Day Saturday
• North Dakota taxpayers can check refund status online
• National Guard on high alert during flood fight
• Valley City stays vigilant as Sheyenne remains high
• Errors haunt Ada-Borup in loss
• Fargo Force vs. Lincoln Stars playoff preview
• 52nd Avenue South bridge in Fargo reopens
• Governor, other state officials touring flood response in Lisbon today
• 4 arrested from 3 states in SD drug bust
• Fire damages beet plant in East Grand Forks; no one hurt
• Faculty to discuss renewable materials at summit
• NDSU Staff Senate announces new senators
• HD&E faculty publish and present
• Sirens in F-M just NWS tests
• UPDATED: Bismarck man in custody in Minot bank robbery
• Former EPA official says new rules could be costly
• North Dakota Dems say budget skipped public hearings
• UPDATED: Dayton pledges gay rights support at Minnesota rally
• Killer NY mom's Facebook posting: 'forgive me please'
• Dalrymple says Valley City handling floodwaters
• Minnesota man sentenced in incident that injured police dog
• Minnesota lawmakers approve ag budget, send to Dayton
• Snowmelt runoff leading to ND oil spills
• Man in deadly Grand Forks flight from police gets at least 20 years in prison
• Changes to ND Teacher of the Year program expected
• North Dakota lawmakers poised to cut gambling taxes
• Salvation Army expanding services
• Flooding postpones White Elephant Sale
• Four counties added to FEMA declaration
• F-M kidnapping case featured on TV show airing tonight
• Weather Talk: 18-year wet cycle suggests flood risk likely won't drop
• Pipeline firm threatens to use eminent domain
• Snow expected to return to parts of North Dakota, South Dakota
• Five companies hope to prospect for copper in Minnesota
• Flooding affects rail service in eastern N.D.
• Ghana officials getting look at N.D. flood response
• Top executive dismissed at Minnesota Security Hospital in St. Peter
• Cub born to Lily bear dies
• Troubled dam still threatens North Dakota town
• Recycling at Super Science Saturday in Grand Forks, April 17
• Employees honored at Staff Recognition Luncheon
• Presentation to discuss challenges of Ugandan sunflower growers
• Second provost finalist outlines plan for NDSU’s future
• Faculty to publish paper in Journal of Neuro-Oncology
• Gear Up for Grants seminar scheduled
• Administrative Professionals Day presentation scheduled
• Obama: Cut spending, raise taxes on the wealthy
• Agent: South Dakota inmates got past door in guard uniform
• Updated list of N.D. road closures
• Mom drives van into Hudson, killing self, 3 kids
• Award goes to New York officer who killed Mass. student
• More of I-29 closed in ND because of flooding
• North Dakota grants for school enrollment growth draw fire
• Kindred, Davenport to hold public meeting to discuss Sheyenne River floodwaters
• Pawlenty: Reject budget bill that avoids shutdown
• Staff blog: Tea Party Caucus launches in North Dakota to mixed reaction
• North Dakota House kills Dept of Commerce budget
• One dead, another injured after St. Paul shooting
• Toddler served sangria at Olive Garden in Florida
• Air controller asleep as plane landed
• More bison issues at troubled Dakotas ranch
• Spring cleanup week May 2-6 in West Fargo
• 147 lose power when DUI suspect hits pole
• MSUM sorority hosts pancake feed fundraiser
• Demographer: US has 4 million gay adults
• North Dakota Legislature: Rally backs larger tax cuts
• North Dakota And FEMA Lay Out Next Steps For Federal Funding To Cover Flood Fighting Costs
• Cougar softball team falls in opener
• Coast guard evacuating Argusville homeowner by helicopter
• Two men sentenced for 2009 killing near Duluth YMCA
• Conference highlights Minnesota women in agriculture
• Dayton holds forum on Minn. higher education cuts
• Feds help crime victims restore lives
• Minnesota lawmaker proposes water-rule moratorium
• Wet weather affects North Dakota farmers, ranchers
• Corps discusses Missouri River operations
• Flooding poses danger to wells, power equipment
• FLOOD NEWS: Sheyenne River expected to give Cass County residents more floodwaters
• TRIBUTE TO ELIZABETH TAYLOR
• NDSU Libraries collects used books for good causes
• Accounting faculty receive ‘best paper’ at international conference
• Business faculty’s paper accepted to journal
• Pawlenty says 'I'm running;" campaign downplays it
• 'Princess and the Pea' times rescheduled
• CRP available for emergency livestock use during flooding
• North Dakota amendment requires state exec oaths of office
• North Dakota tax cut supporters backing $150M in reductions
• Flood recovery information available
• Pesticide care urged during flooding
• North Dakota lawmakers agree on $1.7B road budget
• Dayton, GOP want number crunchers to find fraud
• Flood damage assessments begin in southern Minnesota
• Clausen Springs Dam holding back floodwaters
• Valley City readies for Sheyenne River
• Well safety a concern during flooding
• Coast Guard airlifts woman, child from isolated home near Argusville
• UPDATED: Bill would ban video of Minnesota farming operations
• Abortion restrictions advance in Minnesota Legislature
• Flooding closes dozens of N.D. roads statewide
• Fargo bridges closed by flooding start re-opening
• Flooding affecting mail delivery throughout eastern N.D., northwestern Minn.
• North Dakota tax cut supporters backing $150M in reductions
• Woman sues Menards over railroad tie injuries
• Corps expects above-normal 2011 Missouri runoff
• North Dakota bighorn sheep population remains stable
• Fate of North Dakota sheriff being settled in recall vote
• Utility pole snapped by alleged drunken driver in Fargo
• Caution urged with chemicals due to flooding in North Dakota
• Williston residents decide sales tax question
• Dalrymple, others on northeast North Dakota flood tour
• Institute for Regional Studies and University Archives on Marketplace
• NDSU penny drive raises $1,200
• Professor to contribute to History Lecture Series
• FLOOD NEWS: Some bridges re-opening in south Fargo today, another planned for tomorrow
• Grain loading elevator planned at Hebron
• Drivers cited for using roads closed by flooding
• 300 Minnesota Guard soldiers on patrol in flood zone
• Woman found dead after Duluth shed fire
• Body of man found in Blaine house fire
• $3,000 in rare coins and bills stolen near Austin
• Body found floating in Fridley pond
• Bike program for low-income returns in Twin Cities
• High soil moisture delays Minnesota farm fieldwork
• Two bridges to re-open in south Fargo
• PHOTO GALLERY: Aerial photographs of the 2011 Red River Valley flood
• Theatre director Jim Cermak to retire from Concordia
• Minot woman dead in Bottineau County rollover
• Lake Sakakawea spill might speed up response plan
• Harwood Elementary School closed today
• F-M sees crest; rural areas face worst flooding ever
• Planned power line path outside diversion
• Fugitive Focus: Adam Gordon Berg
• Highway now a waterway: 31 miles of Interstate 29 north of Fargo closed due to flooding
• Man battling colon cancer seeks frame shop successor
• Portraits: Christie Bunge
• Best to leave wildlife displaced by rising water alone
• 'We're getting too old for this': Flooding puts retired rural couple in same boat year after year
• As flood costs mount, 2009 expenses linger
• Flood update: Moorhead
• Flood update: Fargo
• Flood update: Perley
• Flood update: Valley City
• Weather Talk: Ample snow cover keeps us waiting for warm days temps
• 2010-2011 Fargo Force awards
• Force has ties to Frozen Four champions
• FLOOD NEWS: N.D. Gov. Dalrymple says flood-fighting focus will be on rural areas
• Johnny Brodzinski makes college commitment to St. Cloud State
• FLOOD NEWS: F-M river readings down overnight as forecast calls for continued retreat
• Two flood rescues today near Argusville
• UPDATED: Casselton, Harwood residents warned to stop using water as sewer systems back up
• 31 miles of I-29 from north Fargo to just south of Hillsboro closed due to flooding
• Dalrymple says flood damage to roads and highways could cost millions
• BWCA cellphone tower lawsuit heads to trial
• Someone sets fire to statue of Jesus in St. Paul
• Valley City hits flood stage, expected to reach major flood stage overnight
• Army Corps offers tips for monitoring levees
• Oakport Township access limited
• Argusville interchange construction on hold
• Recreational boating prohibited due to flood
• Moorhead Public Service urges customers to conserve water
• Fargo, Moorhead sump pumps should drain outdoors
• Port-a-potty tipping reported in Fargo
• Elton John concert sets record at Civic Center
• Equalization board to meet Tuesday
• Ammonia leak reported at elevator in Horace
• Stolen car ends up in Clay County lake
• Volunteers answer call for sandbag emergency
• 'Back to the Wetlands' annual fundraiser set
• New Rockford fights against rising James River
• A face of the flood fight: Multimedia profile of Steve Carbno of the Salvation Army
• Three teens from Casselton prom feared missing found safe
• Overland flooding closes at least 60 miles of Cass County roads
• Latest on flooded highway conditions in North Dakota
• Flood-related road conditions in west-central Minnesota
• Fargo earns point, clinches first round home ice
• Williston to vote on city sales tax
• UPDATED: Wide tornado cuts a swath through west Iowa town
• Update conditions on flooding N.D. roadways
• Interstate 29 interchange construction postponed
• Recreational boat traffic prohibited due to flooding
• Cass officials help evacuate Argusville man from his home after levee begins leaking
• Civil trial to begin in Pennsylvania intern strangling case
• Clay County to end processing of passports
• Report: Minnesota farm crop income doubled in 2010
• High-risk offender changes Fargo address
• Centro Cultural offers tax assistance Friday
• Moorhead Public Service asking residents to conserve water
• Roepke: Spectator's guide to flood
• Communities button up, watch, wait
• River hunting trek turns tragic
• Sheyenne exits banks near Harwood
• Weather Talk: Our first 70-degree day is probably not far away
• Oakport Township fight still tough for some
• Minnesota, North Dakota congressional leaders visit Fargo and Moorhead today to talk flooding
• Travel around Oakport, Georgetown continues to be a problem
• Fargo loses game, chance at first round bye
• Vigilance is key in today's flood fight; Red River's rise beginning to slow
• BIA allays tribes' fears about shutdown fallout
• Game and Fish meetings set around North Dakota
• Five Spirit Lake tribal officers, employees indicted
• Wrestler pleads guilty to reckless driving in North Dakota
• Human remains found in Brooklyn Park
• Gov. Dayton visits Moorhead as Red River rises
• Shutdown avoided, White House, Congress cheer deal
• THE LAST LIONS
• Students’ Popsicle-stick towers displayed at the Plains Art Museum
• JANE EYRE
• NDSU Archives to place historic Spectrum issues on website
• CEO Howard Dahl to discuss faith and market economy at forum
• Tri-College program awards grants to regional women leaders
• UPDATED: North Dakota Guard at full strength for Fargo flood fight
• UPDATED: Two beaver hunters found dead in swollen Maple River identified
• VIDEO: Skiing on floodwater while pulled by pickup truck
• Autopsy: 5 officers fired at man after carjacking in Minneapolis
• Bicyclist injured after being struck by vehicle on S. Washington Street
• Amendment to limit growth of North Dakota school fund beaten
• Shutdown wouldn't affect BIA schools, police
• Boost for housing allowance for North Dakota lawmakers
• Lawmakers submit tax plan for Vikings stadium
• Minnesota body extends flood emergency for 46 counties
• UPDATED: Biker gang chief sentenced in Virginia to 20 years
• Edina woman pleads guilty in Petters case
• Red River now expected to crest late Saturday or early Sunday
• Cass County history group to meet Tuesday
• Abortion bill tabled in rare legislative move
• Bemidji surgeons group merges with Sanford
• Cass County Democratic Women to meet Monday
• Trampled by Turtles headlines Soo Pass fest
• Alcohol was a factor in fatal truck rollover
• Moorhead puts out call for volunteers today
• VCSU classes canceled Thursday for flood help
• 36th Street South bridge in Fargo closed
• Wahpeton river level starts to decline
• Moorhead Public Service offers flood tips
• US Army Corps awards Harwood levee contract
• Several bridges to close in Fargo due to flooding
• Civil trial to begin in strangling case involving Cavalier, N.D., man
• UPDATED FLOOD NEWS: Fargo to deploy more sandbags as precautionary measure ahead of potential weekend rain
• MUSICAL MAY BASKET
• Run to Remember scheduled for May 7
• Forensics team places ninth at national tournament
• First provost candidate describes vision for NDSU
• Woman gives birth in minivan
• Minnesota interstate chase ends in shooting
• Staff blog: Conrad says disaster declaration on fast track to White House tonight
• Moorhead issues urgent call for volunteers to sandbag on Friday
• UPDATED: Highway patrol identifies man killed in Carrington rollover
• North Dakota bill orders ND funeral protesters moved back
• Interstate 694 reopened after tanker catches fire
• Council orders Jesus statue be moved from bluff
• Minnesota carjacking ends in fatal shooting of suspect
• Army Corps activates barrier to stop Asian carp
• Move to ban synthetic marijuana advances in Minnesota
• Army Corps would still fight Minnesota floods if federal government shuts down
• Corps awards emergency levee building contract for Harwood
• Emergency declaration issued to Buffalo, N.D., residents to conserve water
• Moorhead Hjemkomst Center to close for three days
• Peace Lutheran Church fundraisers postponed
• Dike construction in Oakport under way
• Home in Amenia, N.D., hit by overland flooding
• How the USHL determines what ref system to use
• Blog: Aerial shots of water in fields north of Fargo; Blogger: "It looked like one big ocean"
• North Dakota county, hospital settle over AL fugitive's bill
• Winnipeg trucking company buying North Dakota company
• Valley City nears goal of 150,000 sandbags
• North Dakota PSC schedules meetings on coal mine project
• FLOOD NEWS: Fargo plans briefing this morning to discuss flood-related activities
• Water over some roads in Minot
• North Dakota college students boozing less, smoking more pot
• Developer wants to renovate Bismarck building
• Minn. panel votes to let breweries serve directly
• Haugen named YWCA Cass Clay Woman of the Year
• FORWARD announces Leadership Development Awards
• Student-run 800 Café to offer Caribbean cruise lunch
• Lectureship explores ‘Materials Science of Superheroes’
• Red River reaches major flood stage in Fargo-Moorhead
• Fargo to relocate some classes starting Monday due to high river levels
• Trampled by Turtles headline newest Soo Pass fest
• NDDOT update on flooded highway conditions across the state
• North Dakota Senate approves limits on college student fees
• UPDATED: Minnesota senator in fair condition after being hit on jog
• Oak Grove to move 6-12th grade classes
• Pawlenty aide arrested for public intoxication
• Glenn Beck's Fox show ending
• House passes state agency budget bill
• Federal shutdown would have minimal Minnesota impact
• Snow geese pose dilemma for wildlife managers
• Winona State student dies on campus; cause unknown
• Dayton declares flood emergency in Minn.
• FEMA sends team to North Dakota
• Harwood levee building, flood meeting planned
• LaMoure students return, two months after fire
• Former University of Mary president has second kidney transplant
• FLOOD NEWS: Strong storm looms as Fargo urges volunteers to button up city by Friday
• Five teens taken to hospital after North Dakota crash
• National Guard soldiers back on Fargo flood duty
• Dayton's top tax collector starts job in Minnesota
• House set to take up state agency budget bill
• MnDOT to unveil 2011 construction projects
• Minnesota House set to take up state agency budget bill
• Metrodome tours offer look at roof replacement
• Number of troopers hit increases significantly
• AP IMPACT: Synthetic drugs send thousands to ER
• North Dakota Senate kills education proposal
• Professor recognized by Society of Manufacturing Engineers
• FORWARD announces mentor travel grant awards
• NDSU holds annual Speakers’ Fair
• World's oldest man recovering from illness
• Oak Street in Fargo to close
• $100 fine for texting while driving on way to governor
• North Dakota attorney general rejects opinion request on NCAA meeting
• Pawlenty to run 2012 campaign from Minn. high-rise
• High water forces Twin Cities dam closures
• No health risks from radioactive material in Minnesota
• Richland County water rescue team retrieves 3 men from pickup
• UPDATED: Red River at Fargo predicted to reach 39.5 feet by Sunday; crest could range to 41 by Monday
• UPDATED: More photos and video from the 2011 Red River Valley flood fight
• UPDATED: 'Very light' turnout at Moorhead flood volunteer center; help needed
• Portion of 40th Avenue South in Fargo to close this afternoon
• VIDEO: German teen teaches cow to jump like a horse
• Poll reveals baby boomers' retirement fears
• N.J. Gov. Christie hosts dinner for Pawlenty
• Harwood interchange work on I-29 begins
• YMCA names 2010 women of the year
• Sheriff releases ID of man shot Sunday
• More than 200 airmen returning to Minot base
• Georgetown plans to shore up dike
• Red River enters major flood stage in Wahpeton
• Oxbow, Dwight expect corps help for levees
• Cass County seeks help for rural areas
• CodeRED System to be used in flood fight
• Moorhead posts signs for sandbag delivery
• Fargo residents asked to discharge sump pumps outside
• Hoeven calls for new study of Williston Basin oil
• Panel to hear plan to cap fees in $3.4B settlement
• Some frugal Minn. students earning degree in 3 years
• Charges filed in Maplewood nightclub stabbing
• NDSU to host disability advocate Horne
• McNair Scholar publishes paper
• Faculty, students and alumni present at math conference
• Faculty members’ paper selected as best paper
• Third man charged in Moorhead Stop-N-Go armed robbery
• Construction work begins at Harwood I-29 interchange
• Police: Meth lab found in West Fargo trailer
• Williston sets snowfall record
• Major fieldwork about three weeks off on Minnesota farms
• Weekend rain, snow heightens Minnesota flood outlook
• Xcel Energy scrubs plans for North Dakota wind project
• Holder: 9/11 suspects to face military tribunals
• Staff blog: Senate kills bill allowing cities to increase traffic fines
• Report: 1,000 Minn. state workers seek early out
• Authorities nab featured fugitive after tips from Forum readers
• Bill would scrap plan to protect Mississippi River
• Duluth schools take on high-tech bullies
• Harmonic convergence leader Arguelles dies at 72
• UPDATED: 1.85 billion barrels later, ND oil patch turns 60
• Unidentified male dies in Hankinson, N.D., shooting
• Head Start helps kids get proper dental care
• Rochester-area officials: Budget cuts may hurt public safety
• Fugitive focus: Terry Lee Cornell
• Fargo, Moorhead sandbag delivery planned Tuesday
• NEW DIVERSION FOES: MinnDak Upstream Coalition forms to try to stop project
• Small towns eye bottom line in flood prep
• UPDATED 11:42 PM: Service restored after 4,000 lose power in Fargo
• St. Mary's University officials: Student died of natural causes
• Pilots abort takeoff due to wind shear alert
• North Dakota man pleads guilty to escape from halfway house
• 3 North Dakota cities getting affordable housing grants
• More than 200 airmen returning to Minot base
• Moorhead posts 'no parking' signs for sandbag delivery, volunteer routes
• Bismarck police chief to retire next year
• Corps awards contracts to build levees
• Very small radiation level detected in Minnesota
• Woman dies in fire in St. Joseph
• North Dakota officials monitoring oil spill clean-ups
• Motorcyclist dies after falling off bike near Mankato
• Prince Harry emerges as cool, fun face of monarchy
• Sheen bombs on opening night of 20-city stage tour
• K-12 Notebook: Moorhead elementary wins Healthy School prize
• Higher Education Notebook: NDSU provost finalists begin campus visits
• Highway 75 near Kent closed due to flooding
• Registration open for Relay for Life
• Comments sought on Fort Abercrombie project report
• Moorhead police seek information on vandalism spree
• Sandbagging volunteers needed in Valley City
• Boomer boot camp set for Tuesdays in May
• Sales tax carries out flood plan
• Education outcome's downside: Some worry bill could lead to campus closures
• Weather Talk: Weather overriding factor in region's flood problem
• Eriksmoen: Anthropologist met tragic death in Brazilian jungle
• Minnesota Political Notebook: Dayton compares bonding with flood needs
• Finding love again
• Halgrimson: Northport Shopping Center expanded over time
• Top scorers lead Force to key victory
• Former Moorhead Spud Jeff Foss signs with Nashville
• Gavin Hartzog Q & A
• Alex Lippincott Q & A
• State employees save cat on Duluth-Superior bridge
• Moorhead police ask for help in identifying suspects in rash of vehicle vandalism cases
• Stillwater businessman helps Girl Scout troop
• Volunteers needed this afternoon and tonight to make sandbags in Valley City
• Tharaldson ethanol production up 50%
• MSUM music events set Sunday and Tuesday
• MSUM music events set Sunday and Tuesday
• College group cancer relay today at Concordia
• 'Canstruction' event postponed to October
• Square dance benefit raises funds for AHA
• Noodles and Company to open restaurants in Fargo, Grand Forks and Bismarck
• Parking limits lifted on some Fargo streets
• Online survey available on West Fargo downtown area
• Cause of deputy's house fire undetermined
• Imprisoned sex offender accused of abusing girl
• North Dakota GOP, Dems clash over federal budget
• Sources say Obama wants a second term as president
• Limits on North Dakota college student fee growth endorsed
• Study of animal cruelty laws turned down
• Judge refuses to throw out Fargo housing lawsuit
• Senate defeats evacuation measure
• Sheen kicks off 'Torpedo of Truth' national tour tonight in Detroit
• Hole torn in plane's fuselage forces emergency amid fainting, "pandemonium"
• Highway 75 near Kent closed due to flooding
• Whooping crane sightings should soon pick up in ND
• ND tribal technical college hopes to offer elementary education degree
• Bismarck's Kirkwood Mall sold to New York investor group
• Valley City contractor placing 2,800 feet of sandbag barriers to protect city
• Faculty selected for endowed presidential professorships
• Mathematics department hosts Tri-College Math Contest
• English department invites scholar for summer program
• Spring Break Special
• NDSU researchers receive competitive coatings award
• Doctoral student receives teaching assistant award
• McNair Scholars Research Forum planned for April 28-29
• UPDATED: 'Significant river responses' expected in next week, storm likely to bring rain to F-M area
• Donald Trump to join 'Fox and Friends' program
• Glyndon man faces assault charge after fight breaks out over pool game in Hitterdal
• WF's daily 'spring melt' briefings start Monday
• St. John's to mail letter about abuse to alumni
• Cause of fire at deputy's house undetermined
• Flight fulfills dying veteran's wish
• Blog: North Dakota First Lady Dalrymple visits Madison Elementary students
• Minnesota's Bachmann scoops up $2.2 million since Jan. 1
• UPDATED: Top lawmakers say Vikings stadium secondary to budget
• North Dakota Senate reviews regional water pipeline
• US oil and natural gas rig count up by 38 this week
• North Dakota, NCAA to meet over Sioux nickname planned
• North Dakota Senate approves new ND teen driver restrictions
• Moderate-risk offender moves in north Fargo
• Report urges security upgrades at Minn. Capitol
• Fargo Health, Holistic Expo set April 16-17
• Legislative forum Saturday in Fargo
• Snowfall pushes F-M into third for snowiest
• Weather Talk: April precip tends to be more erratic than March's
• FDA panel votes to study food dyes, hyperactivity
• Fargo to release evacuation procedure
• Former Force products beat Fargo
• Key Midwest economic index slipped in March survey
• North Dakota woman sentenced for selling drugs near school
• Bismarck man accused of killing father
• UPDATED: Canstruction event at West Acres postponed until October
• North Dakota 18-year-old pleads not guilty in sex case
• Key Midwest economic index slipped in March survey
• Hormel sues company with Spam-like can
• Archdiocese list of accused priests remains secret
• Business associate dean receives Outstanding Educator Award
• Architecture students make their own bricks with a twist
• Student-run 800 Cafe sets Mediterranean menu for April 5 and 7
• Fargo man pleads not guilty to attacking 82-year-old landlord
• Fargo to release emergency evacuation plan early next week
• North Dakota Legislature wants to keep redistricting job
• 460 Minnesota National Guard soldiers deploy to Kuwait
• Saving Abel postponed for flood fight
• Blog: Resolution by the Clay County board of commisioners requesting a presidential declaration of a major disaster
• North Dakota Blues to increase premiums 2.4 to 16.9 percent for 30,000 members
• North Dakota House broadens, approves youth concussions bill
• Coroner: No sign of poisons in sweat lodge victims
• K-12 education bill clears Senate; House debates safety bill
• Abstinence bill goes to conference committee
• Opponents say cloning ban would impede research
• The flood of 2009 in pictures
• One marijuana possession charge expected after drug-dog sweep at Fargo North
• Wisconsin governor halts plans to implement union law
• North Dakota House approves education umbrella proposal
• Weather Talk: Today 130th consecutive day of snow covering F-M ground
• Senate vote cuts $1.8 billion from health programs
• Monsanto targeted by 'preemptive' lawsuit
• Robbery suspect dead in apparent suicide
• Presidential hopeful Pawlenty criticizes Obama
• Budget push continues with schools, crime bills
• American Crystal to plant biotech beets again
• Johnnie Searfoss Q & A
• Google chooses Kansas City over Duluth for fiber broadband network; but all hope may not be lost
• Moorhead Spuds season recap
• Bismarck man arrested in homicide investigation
• N.D. group is part of biotech alfalfa lawsuitis
• Murder charge against N.D. day care provider dropped
• Coroner takes stand in Arizona sweat lodge trial
• Fundraisers turn to ATMs to solicit donations
• Comparing Fargo and Bradford, Pa., by the numbers
• Four faculty selected to receive university honors
• 2011 Distinguished Alumni named
• Faculty and staff plan North Dakota General Education Summit
• Fargo mulling sandbag delivery on eve of winter weather threat
• UPDATED: Forecasts force Valley City to raise sandbag goal to 150,000
• North Dakota poaching case under investigation
• Health care amendment beaten in North Dakota House
• Staff blog: House supports public vote on state's education system; bill would mean end of state Board of Higher Education
• 60 percent vote for North Dakota tax increases defeated
• North Dakota House wants to help legislators get govt jobs
• North Dakota Senate: Gun owners can bring firearms to work
• Toro recalls 3,700 mowers over seat switch
• Fugitive sex offender caught in Roseville
• Worker pay freeze and agency cuts clear Minnesota Senate
• Death of Annandale man after fire ruled homicide
• VIDEO/PHOTOS: Valley City residents stockpile sandbags
• Where are they now? 2010 Fargo Futures Draft Class
• Spring sports are back in full swing
• NDSU celebrates one year of being smoke free
• Communication professor gains entry to hall of fame
• Mathematics assistant professor’s article noted for citations
• Felton man accused of sexually abusing teen
• Woman arrested after allegedly threatening to "slowly cut skin off" of FBI agent
• Dayton tries to renew interest in $1 billion public works plan
• Vikings' bill nearing debut at Minnesota Capitol?
• Troop deployments cost NC extra seat in Congress; NC was about 15,000 shy of taking congressional seat from Minnesota
• Killer whale responsible for trainer's death returning to SeaWorld shows
• No charges to be filed in Hermantown hit-and-run fatality
• House agrees to higher fine for knowingly driving on closed roads
• North Dakota Senate shoots down higher ed budget changes
• Fargo's 5th Street South closing for Trap Bag installation
• Final Four voting winding down in Fargo's bid for "toughest weather city"
• Portion of Fifth Street South to be closed for TrapBag installation
• Sandbag deployment to Fargo neighborhoods begins on Thursday
• North Dakota slaying investigation spreads into Minnesota
• No charges expected in accidental shooting
• Former Cretin-Derham teacher sentenced in Minnesota sex case
• Panel calls for North Dakota public education board
• St. Paul man accused of luring 'girl' online
• Supplier denies allegations in DMI Industries' lawsuit
• Not-guilty plea entered in Stop-N-Go robbery
• Suspect in 2007 assault arrested in Moorhead
• Dilworth man accused of sexual abuse
• Obama on Libya: 'We have a responsibility to act'
• Man accidentally shot in barn near Hawley
• Weather Talk: More weather extremes expected across country
• Man gets time served in Wild Rice bar stickup
• Appeals court upholds sentence in ND weapons case
• Minnesota woman charged with killing Chihuahua
• Animals starved to death at dilapidated Minnesota farm
• Couple shot in Minneapolis, woman killed
• Grand Forks Green Business Showcase recognizes local action
• Dean candidates to visit campus
• Choir performs poem written by NDSU professor emeritus
• Professor publishes book on military propaganda and children
• Faculty invited to write review for pharmaceutical journal
• UPDATED: Obama defends US military action in Libya
• Army judge orders autopsy photos cropped for trial in Bozicevich trial
• Corps diversion talks scheduled in metro
• Fargo to begin to deploy sandbags Thursday
• Dilworth man accused of sexually abusing child
• Man pleads guilty to robbing Wild Rice, N.D., bar
• Minnesota man hospitalized after leading police on chase
• Former teacher sentenced in Minnesota sex case
• Blog: Dean candidates to visit NDSU
• Libyan rebels stopped short of Sirte
• EBay agrees to buy GSI Commerce for $2.4 billion
• Not guilty plea entered in Stop-N-Go robbery
• North Dakota passes amended texting-while-driving measure
• LATEST: Attorney says St. John's abuse suits settled
• Force drop to fourth in West after loss to Sioux Falls
• Mississippi River rising in downtown St. Paul
• Kirkwood Mall in Bismarck up for sale
• Reese Witherspoon weds agent in California
• Explainer: North Dakota, Minnesota have strict rules on reserve funds
• Ask Your Government: Reader wonders how Legislature keeps track of spending
• Minnesota Political Notebook: Legislator proposes selling state park trees to make money
• K-12 Notebook: Area teams compete in Minnesota State Knowledge Bowl
• Eriksmoen: North Dakota should be listed officially as 39th state
• Mega Millions ticket worth $319 million sold in New York
• Study links longer allergy season to climate change
• Man gets 4 months for underwear thefts
• Man to plead guilty to escape charge
• Attorney General finds Fargo commission violated open meeting laws
• Loss of library a concern in seminary sale
• Boy, 4, killed when hit by snowplowing dad
• Man to plead guilty in North Dakota drug case
• Bret Michaels sues Tony Awards; says 2009 incident led to brain hemorrhage
• Higher Education Notebook: Tri-College University to limit course exchanges
• Shutout win pushes Fargo's win streak to four
• Final 'Oprah Winfrey Show' episode to air May 25
• Snoop Dogg, Warren G attend service for Nate Dogg
• Fargo City Commission found in violation of open meeting laws
• Perham boys basketball picks up first-ever state title with a 45-37 win over Rochester Lourdes
• Moorhead sandbagging could start next week
• Flood work will affect 40th Avenue traffic
• Travel alert issued for New Town, Watford City
• Flood hotline available for those along levees
• Hanna to speak today at Fargo Air Museum
• North Dakota Aviation Hall of Fame inducts Odegaard
• Student nominated for leadership program
• Women of Year nominees named
• 'Bouncin' Bash' set today in West Fargo
• Hubbard County boy, 4, killed when hit by snowplowing dad
• Flood forecast: 2009 levels closer to reality
• Weather Talk: Tuesday storm puts F-M snow total in fourth place
• Moorhead to improve structures
• Diversion costs climb $250 million
• North Dakota Legislature: Bill allows cities to double traffic fines
• Fargo easily advances to Final Four of 'Toughest Weather City' tourney
• UPDATED: First female vice presidential candidate Geraldine Ferraro dies at 75
• UPDATED: Olympic gold medalist turned pro wrestler arrested on I-29 after found in vehicle in median
• ND man indicted in Nebraska over land gift
• Williston police calls up 250 percent in 2010
• Dayton to address National Guard dinner
• Minneapolis firefighters install smoke detectors
• Winning Mega Millions ticket worth $319 million sold in New York
• Fargo Force alumni set sights on national title
• Penny drive for charities to be held on campus
• NDSU to host ‘Rhythm of Autism’
• Cultural event ‘Bangla Night’ set for March 27
• U.S. Department of Transportation honors doctoral student
• Lawmakers, casinos consider going all in on Internet poker
• North Dakota Legislature wants limits on 'heritage' land
• North Dakota House approves smaller gambling tax cut
• FBI honors mom of Dru Sjodin for her advocacy work
• Minnesota Zoo monorail gets stuck, no one hurt
• Calif. judge allows paralyzed mom to see kids
• Washington man dies while trying to give his wife CPR
• Jeffrey Ross show rescheduled for May 26
• Little Falls schools to give iPads to students
• West Fargo man gets 7 years for injuring 4-month-old
• UPDATED: Amendment would abolish North Dakota property taxes
• OMG! Online abbreviations make Oxford dictionary
• Perham students gather during assembly Friday to honor 16-year-old murder victim
• Better Business Bureau issues warning about essay company
• UPDATED: New flood forecast gives roughly 45 percent chance to match 2009 record crest in Fargo-Moorhead
• Dog day in St. Paul: Dayton brings puppy to work
• Notorious sex offender pleads guilty to new crime
• Some North Dakota cities want higher traffic fines
• North Dakota Leiglslature: Budget for vets revised
• Weather Talk: Temps are below average but not breaking records
• Signs point to Bachmann presidential bid
• 26-year-old earns $1 million self-publishing fantasy books
• 'We don't have a non-stormy season here'
• Fewer people in Twin Cities suburbs
• Fargo police investigating string of garage burglaries
• Jamestown College to offer competitive dance
• Convicted ND child abuser loses court appeal
• Water key to N.D. oil patch growth
• People who helped Perham player survive honored
• Fund set for kids of MnDOT worker swept into river
• Hinsz lecture to address elder rural women’s health decision making
• Entomology graduate students compete and present at conference
• Doctoral student earns transportation scholarship
• Metrodome roof replacement begins Friday
• Staff blog: Minnesota prepares to fight floods in 40-50 counties
• Company building natural gas processing plants
• Settlement of ND grain company's troubles proposed
• Pending North Dakota ballot measures need more signatures
• St. Paul clears impound lot ahead of flooding
• Cloquet pair face first-degree murder charges
• UPDATED: St. Paul gas leak shut off; no fire, no injuries
• Projected flood crest for St. Paul scaled back
• Lane closures planned on I-35W for dike building
• Funeral arrangements set for Belmonte, Cox
• Court hearing postponed in North Dakota toddler's death
• Wind turbine accident near Rugby pegged to bolt failure
• NDSU and MATBUS partnership receives national recognition
• Events scheduled for Sexual Assault Awareness Month
• Japanese Student Association collects donations for Japan
• Fargo Theatre Spring Break Special
• THE COMPANY MEN
• Discover NDSU events scheduled
• Animal sciences has strong showing at Midwest meetings
• Cooper's shootout goal caps Force comeback
• Dean Blais named U.S. World Junior hockey coach
• Junior hockey by the numbers: USHL dominates
• Massa sparkles again in Fargo win
• Strategic Planning Committee begins its work
• Nominations sought for Tapestry of Diverse Talents
• Cereal science paper is ‘Editor’s Pick’
• Bloomquist Lectureship planned
• Perham boys basketball advances to 1st state tournament with 55-44 win over TRF
• LISTEN LIVE: Fargo flood briefing to be broadcast on Inforum, WDAY AM 970
• Study: Hair-loss products can cause prolonged sexual dysfunction in men
• UPDATED: ND oil well fire out, temporarily capped
• Physics lab, park threatened by fire in Minnesota mine
• Tobacco industry brushes off call for new restrictions on menthol cigarettes
• Cass County surpasses sandbag goal
• Some Kazakh motorists trumpet their love of sex
• Three North Dakotans still in Iditarod race
• Fargo police make double DUI arrests
• UPDATED: Crossing reopens after coal car derailment
• Fargo neighborhood to discuss development
• Fire in Minnesota's Soudan mine; no injuries
• Open skate Sunday at Southwest Ice Arena
• Peregrine falcon spotted in downtown Fargo
• Napoleon girl dies of car crash injuries
• Fergus Falls to host forage workshop
• Judge blocks contentious Wisconsin union law
• Kentucky woman accused of war crimes to fight extradition
• Diplomat says initial readings show minuscule fallout reaches California
• Oil up above $103 as UN authorizes Libya strikes
• Moorhead to distribute sandbags
• Date incorrect for 'Sleeping Beauty'
• Weather Talk: Last below-zero reading of season likely behind us
• Longtime North Dakota Dem activist James R. Jungroth dies at 85
• Investigation into Minneapolis gas blast under way
• Pomeroy not interested in run for ND governor - for now
• Libyan declares cease-fire after UN vote
• Minnesota man to spend month in glass apartment at Mall of America
• Investigators look for cause of Minneapolis gas explosion
• Eco-friendly laundry detergent: what to know
• IMPACT Award nominations sought
• Wolf-Hall part of national team awarded $1.5 million USDA grant
• Administrative professional luncheon scheduled
• UPDATED: Gas line explodes in Minneapolis; no injuries
• Mom accidentally runs over child in Stillwater
• UN Security Council approves resolution to strike Gadhafi forces on land, sea and air
• Minnesota man killed in ski accident
• Trial may begin in August for man accused of shooting Deputy Dewey
• Pentagon sends hazardous-materials experts, surveillance drone to Japan
• 19 MW solar plant up and running in southern Colorado; another solar plant to sell power to Xcel
• Dayton gets bill toughening fines for abuse of police dogs
• Williston mayor suspects Census undercount
• UPDATED: 1 teen dead, 10 others hospitalized after mass overdose in Blaine
• UPDATED: Highways open again after Minneapolis blast
• U.S. Officials: Crisis may last weeks, no danger to US
• ND Senate approves House version of bullying bill
• US nuclear plants located along fault lines
• Japan dousing nuclear reactor with seawater as crisis escalates
• Petraeus reveals that son served in Afghanistan
• Census shows increases in North Dakota, but only in state's biggest cities
• Boom goes the metro
• Chili feed on Friday to benefit Mitch Rath
• Wrong grocery store
• VCSU, NDSCS partner to create degree path
• Weather Talk: Another snowfall or two should still be expected
• Fargo advances in weather tournament
• North Dakota rig count at record high
• North Dakota gas flaring at record high
• Minot's airport impact estimated at $70.6 million
• Wealthy Minnesotans pay smaller percentage of their income in taxes
• LISTEN LIVE: Moorhead to discuss flood protection efforts, Inforum and WDAY AM 970 to broadcast discussion
• NCI feed course focuses on developing HACCP safety plans
• Inniger roast and appreciation dinner set
• German Russians recall food traditions on radio program
• Fargo advances from first round of 'Toughest Weather City' tournament
• Japan prepares to restart work at nuclear plant
• Minnesota man sentenced for Christmas package thefts
• Union: 240 undocumented janitors terminated
• Cass County may gain six new seats in North Dakota Legislature
• North Dakota House looks at changing property tax relief
• 'Offensive' language targeted in ND Constitution
• UPDATED: Tiny North Dakota town prepares for troubled dam
• Report: Child poverty rate rose in Minnesota
• 14 months for wife in auto dealer case
• Hispanic population soars in Minn.; suburbs thrive
• Pawlenty meets with South Carolina Gov. Haley ahead of decision on presidential bid
• Moorhead passes 1 millionth sandbag mark
• North Dakota woman to plead guilty to weapons charge
• UPDATED: Fargo-Moorhead metro see census populations swell to new levels
• Most oil counties lost population in 2000s
• North Dakota's three largest cities show double-digit grow
• Minnesota to pay $7.25 million in software suit
• New census data fuels Minnesota redistricting plan
• Officials investigate infections at Minnesota hospital
• Norman County East eliminates Ada-Borup in sub-section championship
• North Dakota native safe in Japan
• Oxbow residents ready to face river's rise
• Weather Talk: Some facts on snow melting as process gets under way
• Is Fargo 'Toughest Weather City' in US?
• Fargo man hurt in head-on crash
• Driver charged in crash near Grand Forks that killed two children
• Japanese nuclear plant poses little threat to US - for now
• A 'hole' lot of spring: City crews in Fargo, Moorhead wage annual pothole battle
• Minnesota Legislature: House committee approves tougher sex offender sentences
• SOMEWHERE
• NDSU promotes student-developed campaign to prevent high-risk drinking
• Science Cafe presents ‘Who Believes in Global Warming … and Why?’
• NDSU names Strategic Planning Committee
• Faculty publishes book on tourists’ experiences at memorial sites
• Katti to present faculty lecture
• Student-run 800 Café to serve Mexican fiesta lunch
• Trial delayed for man accused in slaying
• Sharon Jones and the Dap Kings to play Fargo Theatre
• Elizabeth Taylor enters second month in LA hospital
• Comedy group LineBenders hold benefit for Japan
• UPDATED: Woman says Fargo man kept her trapped in apartment for days
• Change-of-plea hearing set for Wahpeton man
• Love to run? Blog about the sport on AreaVoices
• Western ND coal mine foes deliver protest to PSC
• St. Cloud upholds residential pig ban
• More US relief crews exposed to radiation in Japan
• UPDATED: Fargo man identified after head-on crash south of Moorhead leaves him in critical condition
• Minnesota tax agency snafu causes double refunds
• Minnesota man who killed stepdad with hammer sentenced
• Trial set in fatal crash on North Dakota reservation
• House passes three-week stopgap federal spending bill
• Fed says economic recovery on firmer footing
• Truck driver charged in collision near Grand Forks that killed 2 children
• Giant panda bites keeper at San Diego Zoo
• Alaska sees North Dakota booming and eyes lower oil taxes
• North Dakota legislators debate how to handle bullies in schools
• ER doctor attacked at Detroit Lakes hospital
• 4 UND students to return from Japan
• Japan earthquake detected in ND
• West Fargo School Board approves bids for addition to Osgood Kindergarten Center
• Benefit location incorrect
• Weather Talk: Northern Plains winters see above-average precipitation
• Where is Allison? North Dakota native missing in Japan
• North Dakota town of Adrian ready for flood
• International Week events planned for March 28-April 1
• Faculty publishes book on Civil War era in North Carolina
• Gunkelman Award nominations sought
• Body of missing Lisbon man found by farmer near Aberdeen
• Robbery suspects make court appearances for weekend Stop-n-Go heist
• Animal shelter planned in case of evacuation
• Moorhead back-up power plant getting dike
• UPDATED: Trial delayed for iconic beer vendor
• ND lawmakers debate solutions to bullying
• ND Senate restricts access to 911 call recordings
• Repairs completed at ND refinery damaged by blaze
• Kindred man sentenced to time served in standoff case
• Crews start floodwall at St. Paul airport
• Minnesota bills to curtail public worker pay get look
• Dayton casts GOP tax cuts as giveaway to rich
• Japan earthquake detected in North Dakota
• NWS says warm-up will trigger spring thaw this week; potential storm a 'growing concern'
• The travels of Jonny Brodzinski
• A look back at the 2010 USHL entry draft
• Ada-Borup men handle Ulen-Hitterdal
• 'Frasier' actor David Hyde Pierce at Guthrie
• Case of Iraq war veteran charged in North Dakota rampage resolved
• Vikings stadium push is rural-urban struggle
• Japan races to prevent nuke reactor meltdowns
• Dickinson looks at regulating adult entertainment
• Man charged with murder in Minot stabbing
• Comedian Gallagher released from Minnesota hospital
• UND plans to fire jailed professor
• Fargo ropes wild win over Lincoln
• Moorhead man hurt in Fargo hit-and-run
• Dent woman critical after two-car crash
• UPDATE 12:01 a.m.: 4 in custody in south Fargo Stop-N-Go robbery
• 'Guess the crest' predictions in
• Minnesota political notebook: Minnesota to consider Sunday alcohol sales
• Eriksmoen: North Dakota native piloted airline to success
• Ask your government: Who's responsible for Highway 22 construction?
• Storm strands hundreds: More than 800 people were rescued from stuck vehicles
• Halgrimson: Tracing the footprint of Northport Shopping Center
• Grand Forks bus facility fire causes $50,000 of damage
• K-12 education notebook: Moorhead student a semifinalist in essay contest
• Higher education notebook: NDSU to host international conference
• 33 charged with underage drinking
• Ada-Borup falls short of state tournament
• Force prospect finishes big junior year
• Chicago Deep Dish
• Moorhead goes two-and-out in state tourney
• Force stumble, fall to Lincoln
• 4:15 p.m. UPDATE: US 83 from Bismarck to Minot now OPEN; Interstate 94 from Bismarck to Dickinson now OPEN
• In Japan plant, frantic efforts to avoid meltdown
• 5:37 p.m. UPDATE: Interstate 94 from Bismarck to Jamestown now Open
• 14 die in New York tour bus accident
• I-94 open from Fargo to Jamestown, I-29 open from Fargo to Canadian border
• Aquila announces plan to sell seminary building
• Fargo police investigate robbery of African Market
• Next Minnesota chancellor defends office budget
• News of Record: Fargo minors
• ELCA Bishop Hanson to visit Trinity Lutheran
• Plains Art starts new fundraising campaign
• NDSU to shelter horses during flood
• Conrad to deliver UND commencement address
• Sandbag Central closes shop on high note
• Weather Talk: Melt season usually begins during 2nd half of March
• AARP: Health care top concern in ND
• Forecast of 40s likely won't set big melt in motion
• Bresciani says closure of child care center not his idea
• I-29 open from Fargo to Grand Forks
• State agencies continue storm emergency assistance
• ND Troopers: 800 motorists rescued following blizzard
• Explosion at Japan nuke plant, disaster toll rises
• Cris Collinsworth among 83 rescued after Ky. floating restaurant breaks loose
• NDSU to appear on Lifetime Television March 29
• Four finalists selected in NDSU provost search
• Section 6A Championship game postponed
• Survey reveals impact of alcohol infractions on future employability
• Blood drive scheduled at NDSU
• UPDATED: I-94 from Valley City to Fargo now closed; US Highway 2 closed from Grand Forks to Devils Lake due to areas of zero visibility
• 85-year-old Minnesota man dies recycling cans
• Fargo wraps up filing sandbags; 2.5 million ready to go
• Committee to investigate new U University of Minnesota regent
• Radiation levels surge outside Japan nuke plant
• GOP budget targets agency that warned of tsunami
• Giffords hopes to attend husband's shuttle launch
• NCAA: Fighting Sioux bill doesn't change policy
• UPDATED: For now, UND plans to follow higher ed board's directive to retire nickname
• Tsunami hits home, sweeps five people out to sea in Oregon and California, rips out docks
• US approved $40 billion in 2009 private arms sales
• Bishop Aquila proposes sale of seminary
• Report: Worst of Minnesota's sexual preditors need more treatment
• UPDATED: Bad weather closes parts of North Dakota highways
• Jury: North Minneapolis blogger must pay $60,000 in damages
• 8.9 earthquake hits Japan: Tsunami center widens warning to include Hawaii
• Open skate Sunday at Southwest Ice Arena
• Son accidentally shoots his mother in Owatonna
• Sioux nickname bill on voting lineup today
• North Dakota, Minnesota census data coming out next week
• Think-off essay contest submissions due April 1
• Cougar men blow out Panthers in sub-section quarterfinals
• Forecasted 40s next week not expected to set spring melt in motion
• UND's Frattin named WCHA player of the year
• Downtown Bismarck post office might close
• Minn. sex offender program gets deeper look
• Panel to hear more testimony on Minn. sex offender
• Minn. Senate schedules hearing on Sunday liquor sales
• Update: Japan police say 200-300 bodies found on northeast coast
• 60 killed in major tsunami after 8.9 Japan quake
• NDSU students to ‘Pay it Forward’ during spring break
• International physics conference to be held at NDSU
• Advanced microscopes and imaging equipment now available at NDSU
• HD&E faculty publish and present
• Fighting Sioux nickname bill listed on Friday's Senate floor lineup
• Henning man pleads guilty to DWI in highway death
• Fargo to suspend Sandbag Center operations Friday
• Staff blog: 2010 Census data coming out next week for North Dakota, Minnesota
• UPDATED: GOP House, Senate would spend $3 billion less than Dayton
• Unemployment rate falls in 24 states, rises in 10; N.D. lowest in nation
• UPDATED: Fargo man killed after pickup rolls on Interstate 29 in S.D.
• ND Capitol evacuated briefly because of fire alarm
• Wis. GOP set to strip collective bargaining rights
• Lindsey Lohan rejects plea offer in necklace theft case
• Staff blog: 60-plus-year-old bird gives birth
• 3 new University of Minnesota regents sworn in
• ND landowners back changes in oil compensation
• UPDATED: Second man arrested for Moorhead convenience store robbery
• Buffalo residents form grocery store task force
• Red River Zoo to house exotic pets during flood
• Crookston students join sandbag line
• Weather Talk: Weather Service cancels scheduled flood update
• Death of Barnesville man in garage door accident 'sad loss for the community'
• Minnesota judge lets ban on gay marriage stand
• NDSU's Advance FORWARD letter to Bresciani
• Group expresses strong opposition to closing NDSU's child care facility
• Crime rate falls as Fargo grows
• Hoeven wants Centers of Excellence program saved
• West Fargo golf course proposal dropped
• Dayton sides with mayors on state aid
• Lisbon City Council sets meeting on buyouts
• Bill would prevent e-ticket restrictions
• Wareham appointed president, general manager of KVLY/ KXJB
• Fargo stampeded by Sioux Falls in important game
• Grant awarded to research startup company founded by NDSU computer science professor
• Snyder selected for Chamber of Commerce honor
• New public health course to be offered fall 2011
• Yevenko commits to the University of Massachusetts
• BLUE VALENTINE
• Middle school dean allegedly gives students middle finger in video
• Minnesota Gov. Dayton calls WCCO-AM radio slot offer 'insulting'
• A fresh focus on Social Security in budget debate
• First of two public input meetings tonight on West Fargo school facilities plan
• Suspect in Tucson shooting rampage enters plea
• ND amendment would strengthen governor's veto power
• Fargo sees 'remarkable' 11 percent drop in crime
• Minnesota bill pits Twins, Springsteen against ticket resale websites such as StubHub.
• Suspect arrested in case of bomb at MLK day parade
• Staff blog: Berg, Hoeven among top 3 richest freshmen in House, Senate
• Dayton seeks meeting with Hutchinson Tech CEO
• Moorhead woman injured in two-vehicle crash this morning
• 'Sister' sessions pay off
• Minnesota considers new abortion law
• Fargo School Board votes to accept bids for Kennedy addition
• Barnesville man dies when door traps him
• Runners to join floats in parade
• Minnesota legislative notebook: Current leaders rebuff old guard on redistricting
• Minnesota Legislature: Committees approve coal power
• Weather Talk: No measurable snowfall recorded in spring 2010
• West Fargo 23-year-old charged with luring teen
• Concordia president search narrowed down to finalists
• Red Cross volunteer makes sure hungry sandbaggers get fed
• Hotzler: Today's woman difficult to define
• Jamestown fire chief nominated for honor
• North Dakota bill tightens debt-settlement regulations
• Police arrest man in church burglary
• Lady Cougars advance to section championship
• Items sought for clothing drive
• Student-run 800 Cafe to serve picnic themed lunch
• Plant sciences assistant professor receives award
• Northern Crops Institute to offer wheat and flour quality course
• 400 workers evacuated after a bomb threat at the Lund-Crestline factory in New York Mills
• Agents find marijuana hidden under northern Minnesota garage floor
• Ex-Cobbers linebacker faces Clay sex charges
• N.D. Senate panel votes against Fighting Sioux nickname bill
• Slayton man killed in Arizona motorcycle crash
• Minnesota man sues Groupon over expiration dates
• 21 Pennsylvania priests named in sex report are suspended
• U.S. marshals wounded in shootout in St. Louis
• Travel alert issued for central and south central North Dakota
• Army corps to draw down area dams
• Woman accused of throwing baby in snow is charged
• U.S. 'heartland' near historic shift from Midwest
• West Fargo, small towns unite to fight proposed flood diversion course
• Man accused of pointing shotgun at officers
• Cass approves funding diversion feasibility study
• Racing against Devils Lake
• Fargo restricts building along rivers
• Headline incorrect
• Weather Talk: Temps below average but not unusually cold
• Barnesville man dies after being trapped under garage door
• Hamm serves cease and desist order against Fargo insurance agent
• Corps monitoring snowmelt outlook for Missouri River system
• Sheriff: No evacuations tied to ND oil well fire
• Lawmakers consider abortion ban after 20 weeks
• Minn. man pleads guilty in toddler's death
• Hutchinson Technology restructures, cuts workforce
• Notre Dame to ban hydraulic lifts after death at football practice
• NDSU celebrates Women's Week March 7-11
• Publications Services wins ADDY Awards
• NDSU’s new Ballroom Dance Club attends first competition
• Nevada GOP Sen. Ensign won't seek re-election
• Suspect in 2010's double fire homicides in Moorhead claims police illegally searched him
• 'Storm Chasers' show stars to stop in Hillsboro
• Minnesota bill to bring investors into social services
• UPDATED: Fighting Sioux foes say nickname will hurt UND
• Wisconsin governor rebuffs Democrats' request for meeting along Illinois-Wisconsin border
• Devils Lake Executive Committee meets in Bismarck
• Scientists skeptical of meteorite alien life claim
• Space shuttle Discovery heads home to retirement
• Business, tax groups want larger ND income tax cut
• 3 shot in parking lot of Bloomington IHOP
• Skippy peanut butter recalled due to salmonella
• Dike work forces drastically lower speeds on University Drive South
• Essentia workers volunteer vacation time to sandbag
• Weather Talk: March can bring all four seasons in just 31 days
• Fugitive focus: Ronald Lee Kuehn
• Portraits: Joyce Kloubec
• Wadena tornado inspires glass art
• Moorhead students bring music to Italy
• Rapid growth leaves West Fargo with fewer options for future
• Veterans Boulevard ripe for development
• Concordia drops MIAC title game to Hamline
• Minot State rebounds with win over Arizona State at ACHA Nationals
• Minot State drops heartbreaker at ACHA nationals
• Force power play rebounds in win over USA
• Man sentenced in N.D. and Minn. drug conspiracy case
• N.D. tops in honey production for 7th straight year
• Complying with Minnesota's buy-American law offers challenges
• Condition of Minneapolis newborn thrown in snow satisfactory
• Minneapolis theater celebrates icon Tammy Faye Bakker
• Animal shot in North Dakota confirmed as gray wolf
• Small plane lands in St. Cloud on jammed landing gear
• Crowd roars as F-M derby girl says 'yes' to marriage proposal
• 'Sleeping Beauty' ballet tickets on sale
• Hazelnuts recalled over threat of E. coli
• UND refuses to reopen case of expelled student
• The Sheen files: A crazy week for NBC's Jeff Rossen
• Minnesota professor teaches through terminal illness
• UPDATED 4 p.m.: Fargo police seek help in finding man who robbed Subway at gunpoint this morning
• Woman jailed after stabbing in Moorhead
• Eriksmoen: Early newspaper editor also first published poet
• Drawn-out flood fight leads to fatigue
• K-12 notebook: Fargo students raise money for boy hit by bus
• Homeowners plagued by annual flooding seek new homes, peace of mind
• Mother of soldier killed supports court's ruling on protests
• Suicides handled with care
• VFW event honors active-duty soldiers
• Industry promotes benefits of potatoes
• Minnesota's endangered projects
• Moose project affected by cuts
• Weather Talk: Make needed preparations for flooding, but stay calm
• Higher Education Notebook: MSUM film wins first place in nation
• Coach Smart reaches milestone as Ada-Borup routs East
• Moorhead draws No. 4 Eagan in state quarterfinals
• Trojans end Cougar's win streak
• Tibbett backstops Youngstown to win over Fargo
• Concordia fashion show to benefit YWCA tonight
• MN State wrestling: Local trio moves on to Class A finals
• Presidential hopeful to keynote dinner in Fargo
• Suspect in Giffords assassination hit with more charges; photo released of congresswoman just before shooting
• Victim urges Minnesota panel not to free sex offender
• Bremer Bank invests in Moorhead leaders
• Lawmakers consider accessibility bill
• Flood fight 2011: Moorhead seeks more help
• Teen claims driver said, 'Watch this'
• A match in more ways than one: Couple share their life and kidneys
• Rourke art museum and gallery to carry on legacy
• Williams and Ree will perform in Grand Forks after all
• Downtown Fargo to increase retail, housing space
• Former Sen. Theron Strinden, 91, dies
• Unemployment dips to 8.9 percent
• Pork updates market slogan
• Nevada man must wait to die in mine after rescue efforts deemed too unsafe
• Wimbledon man faces trial for allegedly neglecting horses
• "East Coast Rapist" caught through DNA match, police say
• Woman jailed on suspicion of stabbing man with large knife in Moorhead
• Woodlands and High Plains Powwow planned for Saturday
• Staff Senate offers scholarships
• A perfect shot, a perfect season, then heartbreak: Michigan teen dies after game
• UPDATED: Florida police identify children found in canal
• North Dakota assistant AG honored for subduing gunman
• Prosecutor: No charges in Hecker jail marriage
• Rescue ends for man seen alive in abandoned Nev. mine
• Moorhead issues alert for sandbag volunteers
• Cass County calls for sandbag volunteers
• Area skaters to perform at Fargo Ice Revue
• Rourke board names Rowell interim director
• Pottery workshop offered in Park Rapids
• North Dakota western two-thirds still at risk of flooding
• Jennifer Anderson benefit set March 19
• Staff blog: Presidential hopeful Herman Cain to keynote Fargo dinner in April
• Dakota Ag Co-op kicks off food drive
• Passenger recalls driver saying 'watch this' moments before car crash that killed 17-year-old Fargo boy
• Amtrak service in jeopardy for North Dakota areas
• Minot air force base keeps operating B-52 bombers
• Major flood risk up for some Minnesota towns
• Benefit to support Valley City animal group
• Prisoners help Moorhead sandbag storage effort; Fargo marks 2 millionth sandbag
• Cass County Democrats set brown bag meeting
• North Dakota county using lasers for flood information
• West Fargo preschool schedules open house
• Oil prices hit highest level since Sept. 2008
• Panel recommends suspension of Minnesota judge
• No more homecoming at St. Cloud State
• 18 killed in fighting at rebel-held Libyan city
• Ada-Borup advances to Concordia to face Norman County East
• Blizzard Music Tour featuring Nelly sets attendance record for Scheels Arena
• State: Recording has sweat lodge victim's words
• Minneapolis landlord accused of videotaping tenants
• Vice President for Information Technology Bonnie Neas announces retirement plans
• Event planned to help students prepare for commencement
• Entries sought for International Week Photo Essay Contest
• NDSU Women’s Club offers scholarships
• Tobacco firms fire back on government-proposed ads
• UPDATED: Man questioned in deaths of kids found in canal
• Northwestern U. to investigate class' sex toy demo
• Wounded Arizona Rep. Giffords shows more progress in recovery
• Wisconsin Democrats threatened with police action, layoffs
• Church Women United to meet on Friday
• West Fargo library to sponsor March reading program
• Moorhead arts leader James O'Rourke dies
• Art show and sale this weekend in Fargo
• Minnesota lawmakers rejects Dayton income tax plan
• Meth pipe found in Minnesota woman's bra after crash
• Sandbag Central expect to celebrate 2 million sandbag mark tomorrow
• Richland County plans flood outlook meeting
• Moorhead's ReStore sets extended hours
• Minnesota Senate passes alternative teacher licensing
• Cass County to open River Wranglers Sandbag Warehouse on Monday
• Hours of operation for Fargo Sandbag Central to change
• Man pleads not guilty to child porn charges
• NDSU vice president announces retirement
• Oak Grove bolsters flood protection
• Actor Mickey Rooney tells Congress about elder abuse he suffered
• Serena Williams treated for blood clot in lungs
• Red's flood possibility inches upward, more than 30 percent chance to top record 2009 levels in Fargo
• Power restored to more than 2,000 in south Fargo
• Ruling on funeral protests shouldn't affect ND law
• Federal biill would allow investigators to tap tax returns
• Target February revenue figure up 1.8 percent
• Stocks point to gains as unemployment claims fall
• Winning NDSU tartan design declared
• Architecture students participate in birdhouse competition
• Seminar planned to honor English lecturer and poet Martinson
• IRS: 14,000 Minnesotans due unclaimed 2007 refunds
• Ohio Senate passes bill to restrict public unions
• Galleria demolition nearing completion
• Charges: Minnesota woman drove drunk, crashed with kids
• Calif. woman survives 35-mile ride on minivan hood
• Fox suspends Gingrich, Santorum contracts
• Shuttle sites announced for Nelly concert at Fargo's Scheels Arena
• Four employees apply for Cass administrator
• Red River Valley SWAT gets new leader as Claus steps down
• Minnesota jobless rate dropped to 6.7 percent in January
• 2 arrested in northeastern Minnesota double homicide
• North Dakota bill would give $3.5M to rural hospitals
• N.D. man pleads not guilty to child pornography charges
• UPDATED: 2 US airmen killed in Frankfurt airport shooting
• Delta flight attendants sue over profit-sharing
• North Dakota Higher Education Board to oppose Sioux bill
• Cass deputy opens home to fellow officer after fire displaces family
• Fargodome considering upgrades
• Walaker tours region ahead of spring melt, says dry March will be key
• Analysis on public employees' pay draws skepticism
• Rick Berg builds reputation in Congress
• Flood fight 2011: Tale of two cities
• Scott Hennen recovering from colon surgery
• Transition quandary arises for UND
• Group urges health care spending caps
• Weather Talk: Oklahoma temps range 107 degrees in one week
• Moammar Gadhafi retakes oil port in rebel-held east Libya
• Attempted murder trial set for Wahpeton man
• Student-run 800 Cafe to offer ‘Mexico in March’
• Faculty publishes book on tourists' experiences at memorial sites
• Man indicted in deadly shooting over photos
• Huckabee 'simply misspoke' in saying Obama lived in Kenya
• Minnesota man charged in wife's baseball bat killing
• Body of missing McGregor, Minn., man found in woods
• DUI suspect accused of concealing Taser
• ND remains leading producer of several commodities
• House passes bill to cut spending, avert shutdown
• Pet owners urged to take flood precautions
• US fines 3 theater companies over youth labor, including alleged instances in Minnesota
• Wis. governor proposes deep cuts for schools
• Man accused of threats at bank gets probation
• Emotional Twin Cities school board meeting on bullying
• Minnesota bar hit by billiard-loving thieves
• Pirate: Captive Danes will die if rescue attempted
• Fargo Film Fest opens, announces best in show winners
• Parents on hard high school homework: Carpe diem!
• Equipment glitches continue to slow Moorhead sandbag production
• Staff blog: Dorgan launches Center for Native American Youth
• Sheen goes on a ranting binge ahead of TV special tonight
• Newt Gingrich prepares for likely White House bid
• North Dakota pumps record 113 million barrels of oil in 2010
• Oil is key to Minnesota's economic condition
• America's last World War I veteran dies at 110
• Report: Valley moisture level high
• Moorhead sandbag factory up and running
• Minnesota budget deficit drops $1.2 billion
• Fewer firms reporting layoffs in Midwest survey
• N.D. Cowboy hall director worried about gas prices
• Fallen Minn. soldier remembered for musical gifts
• Man who threatened Obama back in jail
• ND EPSCoR announces New Faculty Start-Up awards
• World iView speaker to address transportation issues
• Minn. man arrested after assault on bus
• Minn. House approves faster environmental permits
• Slick roads lead to two rollovers
• Minnesota launches crash victims website
• Compromise announced on Minn. teacher licensing
• UPDATED: $1.2 billion good budget news helps nursing Minn. homes and rich
• UPDATED: Air search suspended for missing Lisbon man
• Fargo woman finds stranger in roommate's bed
• Protesters defy efforts to clear Wisconsin Capitol
• Staff blog: N.D. Sen. Conrad's opinion prime in budget negotiations
• Compromise announced on Minnesota teacher licensing
• Triple over-time determines Pine-to-Prairie Conference champion
• Lady Cougars crowned Pine-to-Prairie Conference Champs
• Fargo rallies past Lincoln with big third period
• Red River Valley Sportsmen's Show starts Thursday
• Cause of fire at deputy's house still unknown
• Wisconsin readies to clear Capitol of protesters
• Eriksmoen: Political battle heated up 1920s Bowman, ND
• Wisconsin readies to clear Capitol of protesters
• North Korea threatens to fire at South Korea
• Minnesota Political Notebook: Potential federal shutdown may attract attention
• Weather Talk: 'Blow ice season' can be dangerous for drivers
• Seminar set March 5 on human trafficking
• Moorhead police arrest man after collision
• Authorities identify victims in Grand Forks fire
• WWII vet shares bomber stories
• Unhealthy costs: Breakthroughs helpful, but at high price
• Halgrimson: Following the foundation of the Fargo Foundry
• Fire destroys deputy's home
• Libya clash rages
• Unhealthy costs: North Dakota spends 18 cents per dollar on health care
• Sanford business built on sharing
• North Dakota broker back in jail for probation violation
• Fargo downs Sioux City
• UPDATED: Groups rally in St. Paul to support Wis. workers
• UPDATED: Opening statements set in Ariz. sweat lodge case
• Discovery arriving Saturday at space station
• Agreement reached in lawsuit claiming illegal strip search at N.D. jail
• Dakota Territory passed into law 150 years ago this weekend
• Warren Buffett remains optimistic about US future
• Video: Sandbagging to get a new twist in Moorhead
• HERO rehabilitation items shipped to Haiti
• Fargo school foundation awards 11 grants
• Weather Talk: This week in 1936 was one for the record books
• Wisconsin schools eye layoffs amid impasse
• Midwest union battle a political power pull
• Witnesses: Driver willfully ran over man
• Alleged church thief charged
• Suit accuses Dorgan of negligence
• Grove Lake parish pitches in to aid family's flood fight
• Ending high anxiety: Program helps incoming South students cope with stress
• Family posts $5,000 reward in Hammersmith killing
• Mission Ecuador: Valley medical providers treat 600 children abroad
• Grand Forks house fire kills 1, sends 1 to hospital
• Old machinery plows new hope overseas
• A Sioux title raises logo questions
• Facts in short supply in debate over union bill
• Buggy flips in Ky. creek, killing 4 Amish children
• Obama says government shutdown imperils economy
• Volunteers quell confusion at Wis. protest efforts
• Williston boosts airport firefighting staff
• Two-vehicle crash in Moorhead leads to drunken driving arrest
• Bankrupt Horace shooting range for sale
• Research & Technology Park offers Entrepreneurship Academy for youth
• Upper Great Plains Transportation Institute offers scholarships
• Faculty paper accepted to accounting journal
• Minnesota gets $1M grant for health insurance exchange
• Communiversity offers foreign policy series
• Staff blog: Fargo man sues Dorgan for $1 million over alleged negligence
• Cash registers stolen from West Fargo restaurant
• Dalrymple seeks feds' help in flood preparation
• Police say deaths of couple are a murder-suicide
• New Town man pleads guilty to assaulting officers
• South-central ND ranchers worried about coyotes
• Authorities seek two sex offenders who fled from Twins Cities halfway houses
• $5,000 reward offered in 2009 death of Fargo man
• Rally planned Saturday in Fargo to show support for Wisconsin public employees
• West Fargo man arrested twice for DUI in four hours
• Fargo Theatre to host Oscar Night on Sunday
• Moorhead counting on volunteers for neighborhood sandbag work
• 'Foundation at 50' topic of presentation
• Solid holiday sales boost Target profits
• Weather Talk: Recent thaw, cold snap have no effect on flood
• Students punished for studying
• So many squirts: Hockey tournament draws more than 2,000 kids
• North Dakota Senate OKs $30 million for Fargo flood control
• Forbes picks Fargo as good place to retire
• Firearms safety courses planned in Moorhead
• Roof fire damages Wahpeton Cargill plant
• Fargo youth ice fishing tournament rescheduled
• Wisconsin Assembly passes bill taking away union rights
• New Town, N.D., man pleads guilty to assaulting officers
• Twin Cities teacher removed following scuffle settles case
• Panel considers Metrodome roof repair contract
• Sanford deal with Bemidji hospital takes effect Tuesday
• ND man sentenced in head-on crash that killed 2
• Anthropology professor emeritus donates large folklore collection
• NDSU team to compete in Clean Snowmobile Challenge
• NDSU alumna selected as Fulbright Alumni Ambassador
• Minn. Senate GOP to Dayton: We won't raise taxes
• Space shuttle Discovery launches on final voyage
• Fire damages roof at Cargill plant in rural Wahpeton
• Victim identified in Wednesday's fatal I-94 rollover near Mapleton
• UPDATED: Joel Heitkamp, former N.D. senator and current radio host, undergoing brain surgery
• Vandalized Minneapolis museum billboard replaced
• UPDATED: ND Legislature finishes first-half work
• ND House votes itself 3 percent pay raises
• WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange loses round in extradition fight
• West Fargo bond vote possible in May
• North Dakota Senate approves governor's $50 million income tax cut
• North Dakota National Guard has fewest deployed overseas since Sept. 11
• Theft of deputy's pistol investigated
• Weather Talk: Fluffy flakes might have fallen from 2,500 feet up
• Tobacco money cut from UND medical school bill
• Veterans Affairs bill dies in North Dakota House
• Former Park Rapids teacher charged with bringing gun onto school grounds
• Wis. troopers sent to find Democrats, no one home
• ND House votes to abolish Centers of Excellence program while Senate OKs $20 million expansion
• Video: Suspended Shanley student states his case for missing school
• West Fargo man arrested twice for DUI in four hours
• Cash registers stolen from West Fargo restaurant
• Jamestown School Board adopts anti-bullying policy
• Fish and Wildlife won't study bison for threatened species listing
• Valley City man denies threatening police chief
• Target's 4Q profit rises 10 pct on solid holiday
• Prosecutors: Minnesota man 'hunted' suicidal victims
• Minnesota writes report on statewide broadband access
• Girlfriend of convicted auto mogul, Denny Hecker, jailed
• Teacher accused of bringing gun on school property
• NDSU provost search committee pares down list of candidates
• BIUTIFUL
• President's Council on Alcohol and Other Drugs schedules training
• Northern Crops Institute to present fish feed short course
• Ada-Borup wins for the first time ever on Park Christian's blue floor
• UPDATED: Wisconsin governor pranked by caller posing as donor
• ND Senate approves governor's income tax measure
• Two sex offenders register new Fargo addresses
• Ex-Dakota County employee charged with theft
• ND House wants polling stations in larger cities
• North Dakota State Fair grandstand may be getting a new name
• Oil prices hit $100 per barrel
• UPDATED: Fargo volunteer effort expects to top 1 million filled sandbags today
• Parents lose high court appeal in vaccine case
• Repairs continue at ND hotel damaged by fire
• Texas man pleads guilty to hacking NASA, business
• Minnesota Senate panel quickly backs VA commissioner
• Police investigate deaths of 2 elderly people in southern Minnesota
• Senate tax chairwoman says tax breaks same as spending
• ND House approves revamped medical school advisory board
• North Dakota Legislature: Bill to change pharmacy law fails in House
• Mother, 2 daughters die in head-on collision
• North Dakota government delegation to visit Denmark
• Former WSI chief fights conviction
• College students rally at Capitol
• Former Glyndon man wins agriculture award
• Plea deal draws 60 days in jail for sexual assault
• Police seek help to find missing Ada, Minn., woman
• Cass County board opts against more sentinel barriers
• Fargo reviewing emergency procedure plan
• Weather Talk: No winter storm warning for Monday's fluffy snow
• Grain train derailment affects Amtrak
• Mob robbers hit convenience stores in St. Paul
• Leak causes minor damage at Fargo post office
• Student-run 800 Cafe to offer taste of summer
• Short course on using radioactive material scheduled
• Faculty paper accepted to business and economics journal
• Minn. lands $187M under federal health care law
• St. Cloud school locked down after gun mistake
• Wisconsin lawmakers take up bill to cripple unions
• UPDATED: Minnesota House panel approves bill that would broaden CPR training for day care
• 2 snowmobiles go through ice on central Minn. lake
• Staff blog: Hoeven, corps official to tour flood prep progress in Devils Lake, Fargo
• Plea deal draws 60 days in jail for Fargo man in sexual assault
• High court refuses to hear appeal of Ky. 10 Commandments case
• ND House overwhelmingly rejects changes to state pharmacy law
• Former North Dakota workers' comp director contesting felony
• Chipotle says it fired 450 Minnesota employees last year
• ND group traveling to Denmark to learn more about cellulosic ethanol
• Card issuers boost rewards for those with good credit
• Vacant, flooded home boosts development concerns in historic Moorhead neighborhood
• Still no sign of missing Lisbon man
• Fighting Sioux supporters eye their next battle
• Lynyrd Skynyrd added to WE Fest lineup
• Cougars victorious in season finale
• North Dakota Dems offering $46M, 1-year tax credit
• Daughter of Wyndmere, N.D., shooting victim wants cameras in bars
• University of Minnesota students rally at capitol
• Minnesota-based Best Buy to retool in China to focus on Five Star
• Minnesota-based Hormel 1Q net rises 34 percent, raises forecast
• Minneapolis-based Medtronic to eliminate 1,500 to 2,000 jobs
• Wisconsin governor warns of layoff notices
• Official: There's 'pile of water' in North Dakota's Souris basin
• State Patrol: Mother, 2 daughters killed in Minnesota
• THE 83rd ANNUAL ACADEMY AWARDS
• 2 dead, some trapped after school bus crash in mountains east of L.A.
• Minnesota man identified as skier killed by vehicle in Wisconsin
• Minnesota boy, 3, rescued from snowbank
• 2 Minnesota troopers injured in snowstorm crashes
• Minn. committee approves 'cheeseburger bill'
• Mounds View, Minn., couple found dead, no foul play suspected
• ND House votes to keep UND Fighting Sioux nickname, logo
• Vikings place franchise tag on linebacker Chad Greenway
• UPDATED: Impressive turnout of volunteers bolsters efforts at Fargo's Sandbag Central
• For compromise in Wisconsin, 3 GOP senators are needed
• Anti-racism event moved up after Brainerd assault
• Art exhibit showcases women
• Portraits: Isaiah Johns
• Weather Talk: Current three decades determine weather averages
• Military roundtable slated in Fergus Falls
• Potato stocks up in North Dakota
• Beef industry remains on task
• Veteran-opposed bill heads to North Dakota House
• Sandbag Central needs more volunteers today
• THE COST OF COMPETITION: School districts adjust to keep after-school programs going
• Police expect to forward landlord assault case to prosecutors this week
• Blogs: The AreaVoices community weighs in on the Wisconsin budget situation
• Minnesota House panel to consider 'cheeseburger bill'
• Drifting snow, slippery roads require cautious driving
• UPDATED: Almost 5 inches of snow falls on Fargo-Moorhead, Interstate 29 closed in South Dakota
• No injuries in fire at Fargo High Rise late Sunday night
• Rollover accident in north Fargo
• Storm brings foot of snow, ice to the Dakotas
• No-travel advisory issued for extreme southern North Dakota
• I-29 closed from Sioux Falls to North Dakota border
• Thousands without power in St. Cloud
• Woman arrested for DWI in Moorhead after injury accident
• Ask Your Government: Reader inquires about North Dakota Game and Fish e-mail list
• Sioux nickname bills to be decided Monday
• Pedestrian hospitalized after hit by Humvee
• Wahpeton man indicted for first-degree murder
• Lisbon police seek help locating missing man
• Lake-threatened town races to relocate
• Minnesota man dies after crashing motorcycle into cow
• MSUM sets game record
• Wisconsin boy, 12, killed in ski accident in Duluth
• Intoxicated bus driver well over legal limit
• Garden expo gave hint of springtime
• Moorhead cuts sandbag needs
• Minnesota defines 'rich': Tax plan asks affluent for aid
• Lines of defense: Fargo planning sandbag distribution around city
• Got breast milk? Bismarck woman trying to sell hers online
• Dakotas hit by strong winds, snow
• Engine on Delta plane headed toward Minneapolis fails, forces emergency landing
• USHL All-Stars lead Fargo to victory
• Sandbag Central needs more volunteers today
• Minn. tax plan raises question: What's rich?
• Crop prices hit record highs in North Dakota, Minnesota
• UND president asks NCAA for more time to make physical changes to Engelstad Arena
• Weather Talk: Winter was very harsh in the sunshine state Florida
• Police ask public's help in locating missing 78-year-old ND man
• West Fargo Police: Bus driver accused of drunken driving had blood alcohol level of 0.27
• Schmidt shines for Lincoln against Fargo
• Minn. lawmkers: County officials float Vikings stadium sales tax
• Ex-con accused of stealing from disabled Minnesotan
• Another round of winter weather to return to ND, Minn late Saturday
• Two teams, no games
• Nate Schmidt Q & A
• Nate Condon Q & A
• NDSU Flood Protection Station open this weekend
• Next Science Café addresses bullying
• Tibetan Buddhist Monks to create Mandala sand painting at NDSU
• NDSU Development Foundation accepting grant applications
• Fujiwara joins Northern Crops Institute staff
• Prison for woman convicted in basketball coach's extortion case
• Judge won't release mug shot, records in Arizona shooting
• Bismarck lawmaker misses vote on pension bill
• US House votes to curb regulations along with spending
• 5 people killed in Colo. multi-vehicle crash
• Staff blog: Senate approves Conrad-Hoeven amendment that would boost UAS operations
• Nearly mailed Minneapolis puppy paired with new owner
• Staff blog: Lobbyist regrets wording in message that brought ethics complaint
• North Dakota Senate approves new fenced hunting regs
• Demolition of Galleria apartment complex in Fargo set to begin on Monday
• Wisconsin Democrats could stay away for weeks
• North Dakota House rejects closing state pension funds
• TV reporter speaks about speech problem at Grammys
• Minnesota GOP leaders: Deficit fix to involve public workers
• Benefit set for Hersch farmstead flood fight
• Law enforcement to get elder abuse prevention training
• West Fargo to host legislative forum
• Area flood forecast takes ominous turn
• Suspect held in US Bank robbery
• Dollars for Dani benefit set Feb. 26 in Dilworth
• Minnesota man pleads guilty to luring minor
• Dayton opposes teacher licensing bill
• Minnesota House votes to scrap ban on building nuclear plants
• Cities along Sheyenne take new river-level forecast in stride
• At South, whatever floats your boat
• Aquila says he didn't expect church changes to be 'slam dunk'
• Lawmakers defeat trip disclosure
• No-travel advisories lifted across North Dakota; Highway 37 now open
• 2011 Fargo Film Festival
• ReDiscoverU event planned to help students reconnect to campus
• Northern Crops Institute to offer canola and flaxseed course
• NDSU chief IT security officer named chair of Security Professionals Conference
• STAFF BLOG: Conrad, Hoeven discuss flood prep in tele-conference with local leaders, federal agencies
• UPDATED: FBI identifies suspect in US Bank robbery downtown
• Fargo JCPenney adding Sephora beauty store
• St. Cloud student struck, injured by school bus
• West Fargo hosts legislative forum on Saturday
• Disclosure of North Dakota legislator trips defeated
• Senator: Missing Wis. lawmakers left the state
• No $5 million grant for ND oil refinery
• No $5M grant for North Dakota oil refinery
• No jury trial for Minnesota man said to encourage suicides
• Man arrested for poisoning Auburn University's historic oaks
• Fire heavily damages Williston fence business
• Staff blog: Conrad urges Geithner: "More must be done" on nation's fiscal problems
• Dayton criticizes new teacher licensing bill
• Level III sex offender moves to Moorhead
• Blessed Sacrament offers ride to meeting
• North Dakota Senate passes bill on autism center program
• Committee rejects change in North Dakota pharmacy law
• Dayton, GOP square off over budget proposal
• Rejecting the 'R' word
• Moorhead floodwall proves to be effective in test
• Little Black Dress for MS luncheon today
• Bachmann undecided about 2012 White House race
• Environmentalists concerned about pipeline safety
• Fire destroys historic building in Otter Tail County community of Almora
• Monticello nuclear plant to replace potentially bad blades
• Weather service fo update ND flood forecast this morning
• Corps expects high inflows in James reservoirs
• North Dakota has second flu-related death
• Brian Cooper commits to Nebraska-Omaha
• NDSU reaches top national rank from Carnegie Commission on Higher Education
• NDSU Center for Nutrition and Pregnancy to be recognized
• Faculty paper accepted to business information systems journal
• Defensive driving courses scheduled
• Blenders ask fans for "McDonald's Girl" video
• Florida girl dead in toxic truck; brother burned
• Central Minnesota county finds 300 pounds of marijuana
• Senate votes for North Dakota divorce waiting period to become study
• UPDATED: MATBUS driver cited for running a red after accident in Fargo
• St. Louis Park schools reopen after asbestos scare
• Dayton to use grants to spur education innovation
• Stolen yellow ribbon returns to Minnesota military mom
• GOP bill would cancel rural air service subsidies
• Level III sex offender moves to Moorhead
• UPDATED: ND House committee approves Sioux nickname bill
• Man pleads guilty to Bismarck carjacking and holdup
• North Dakota oil boom outpaces oversight
• UPDATED: MnSCU students rally against tuition hikes
• Weather Talk: Survey flights help forecast future river discharge rates
• Debate resumes over North Dakota's pharmacy law
• Quonset collapses on vintage tractors
• Proposed cuts worry North Dakota higher ed officials
• Diederich to stay on higher ed board
• Fargo Diocese leaders say demographics, commitment to Catholic education behind church changes
• No horse racing in Fargo in 2011
• Moorhead's plan to pay sandbaggers attracts many job-seekers
• Food bank reaches milestone
• F-M ambulance to honor lifesavers with awards
• Ada-Borup boys steal win from Mahnomen
• Cougar girls easily pass by Indians
• Mandan incident prompts day care evacuation
• Dayton, Republicans take budget views on the road
• Aid for Central Corridor light rail line linking Minneapolis, St. Paul questioned
• Amtrak train evacuated in Montana after threat
• Pa. teacher strikes nerve with 'lazy whiners' blog
• RABBIT HOLE
• Virtual Cyberinfrastructure Conference scheduled
• English professors publish book
• NDSU Extension Service to offer spring gardening workshop
• Rally supports victim of Brainerd, Minn., assault
• Rocker Vince Neil begins Las Vegas jail sentence
• Northern Crops Institute director to resign in April
• UPDATED: 80,000 sandbags filled so far today at Fargo's Sandbag Central; more volunteers needed tonight
• North Dakota woman sentenced for child abuse
• Construction to begin on flood wall in Moorhead
• North Dakota House defeats oil tax cut, extends 'trigger'
• Struggle resumes over North Dakota pharmacy ownership rules
• Amtrak train evacuated in Montana after threat
• Prosecutor: Minnesota nurse in meds theft case in treatment
• Minnesota Zoo dolphin dies at age 44
• ND higher ed officials worried about proposed cuts
• Fargo Film Festival 2011
• 59 arrested in Super Bowl prostitution crackdown
• Devils Lake woman gets probation for stealing from tribe
• NDSU prepares for flood fight
• FORWARD sponsoring promotion-to-professor luncheon
• Sunday Academy enhances learning among Native American students
• NDSU Family Weekend scheduled
• Fights outside Fargo's American Legion lead to four arrests
• Weather Talk: Angle of sun warms us up but helps create potholes
• Elderly, people with disabilities asked to register as part of flood preparations
• Portraits: Jerry Lein
• Horace couple opens doors to seniors
• Running for office costly in 2010
• First lady: Laughter is key to togetherness
• Student loan debt has impact on state's economy, Minnesota survey finds
• Upset parishioners say Fargo bishop not listening to their concerns about restructuring
• Valentine's Day stirs emotions for those who have lost loved ones
• Security flaws expose courthouses to risks
• Manitoba residents live in Red's 'drain hole'
• Five unanswered goals rally Fargo past Muskegon
• American Red Cross begins supporting volunteers at Fargo's Sandbag Central
• Visits to Minnesota state parks on the rise
• 4-year-old fights rare skin disease
• City of Jamestown won't pay for flood damage
• Xcel won't offer compensation to customers affected by Saturday's outage
• Four arrested in two fights outside American Legion hall in Fargo
• High winds in ND force statewide travel alert through Monday morning
• Power returned to remaining Xcel Energy customers early this morning
• North Dakota agencies cite day care shortage
• Nerds can find Valentine's love in Minneapolis
• Ada-Borup collects 20th win while routing Red Lake County Central
• Two Fargo students top Cass Spelling Bee
• West Fargo officer gets safety award
• Feb. 20 benefit slated for David Christiansen
• Filmmakers seeking participants for project
• Benefit planned for Lori Gerhardson
• Schafer to speak at GOP convention
• No garbage service in Moorhead Feb. 21
• NDSU to host farm estate planning classes
• Spaghetti fundraiser planned for Hoffner
• Pair named Minnesota's longest-married
• Ceremony today in Grand Forks for North Dakota National Guard soldiers
• Protesters press to have a voice in Egyptian democracy
• Two new schools draw criticism
• Power outage paralyzes parts of metro
• Hockey Day celebrates Minnesota's sport
• Burlington police chief gets Lifesavers Award
• Force defeat Indiana, Mullin notches 40th point
• Seniors lead Ada-Borup to Parent's Night win
• Alleged racial attack could cost Minnesota man his eye
• Broken water main floods homes on block in Minneapolis
• High-risk sex offender in north Fargo moves
• Crews investigating fire at LaMoure Public School
• Cougar girls cruise to victory over Falcons
• Pancake lovers pack Fargodome for annual Kiwanis Pancake Karnival
• Egypt army commits to power transfer, Israel peace
• 5 Pierz High School students face charges for alleged hazing
• UPDATED: Western State Bank in Fargo robbed
• Israel watches Egypt with trepidation
• Obama 'confident' in Egypt's transition
• Tahrir chants 'Egypt is free'
• Minnesota steadily receives millions from state lottery
• Minnesota may roll dice on gambling expansion
• Perham athlete Zach Gabbard suffers setback
• Warm-up in Red River Valley won't affect flood, experts say
• Minnesota politicians promise flood support
• 3 men arrested in Fargo prostitution ring
• Weather Talk: 1899 set records for cold that are still standing
• Ex-auto mogul Hecker gets 10 years for fraud
• Coyote kills deer on Fargo golf course
• Area officials see local government aid surviving
• West Fargo fire station on track
• Anglers hit the ice in Alexandria fishing tournament
• ND Guard soldiers being honored
• Snow prompts Dunn County to close some roads
• Sandbag Central will open Monday February 14, 2011
• Myers elected to preeminent diversity board
• THE ILLUSIONIST
• CASINO JACK
• 'Sundogs and Sunflowers' book signing scheduled for Feb. 17
• International Writing Centers Week events scheduled at NDSU
• Assistant professor to publish in Journal of Biomedical Informatics
• UPDATED: Moorhead Stop-N-Go robbed
• Sex offender who was in Fargo wanted by police
• Governor issues statewide disaster declaration in North Dakota ahead of spring flooding
• Woman accused of stealing money from Turtle Mountain tribe
• Minnesota church won't investigate priest
• Oxbow meeting with governor postponed
• High-risk sex offender in north Fargo moves
• Staff blog: Bemidji lawmaker objects to 'arrows' comment
• Police ID suspect in West Fargo sex assault
• UPDATED: Record number of North Dakotans using food stamps
• UPDATED: Former Minnesota auto mogul Hecker handed max 10 years for fraud
• EPA looks into oil industry fracking
• Minnesota Legislature: Senate passes bill freezing school pay
• UND Library wants law change: Donor papers at center of open records debate
• Bill would let North Dakota cities set traffic fines
• Dayton vetoes proposed budget bill
• Moorhead launches flood website
• A sweet situation for sugar industry
• Minnesota collects 9% more than expected in January
• Minnesota legislator wants to end pay equity reporting
• Reported errors double in air traffic control
• Woman in AIM slaying case dies of lung cancer
• Former football player pleads guilty to sexual assault at NDSCS
• Fargo probe into South Dakota high school hazing nearly done
• Ex-auto mogul Hecker to be sentenced for fraud
• Survey shows smoking rate down in Minnesota
• NDSU provost search moves ahead
• NDSU Counseling Center reaches suicide prevention training goal
• Dean of libraries awarded funding for case study
• Assistant professor appointed to green computing committee
• Human development and education faculty present and publish research
• 8-year prison sentence imposed for Wishek, N.D., killing
• Senate approves pay freeze for Minnesota schools
• Minnesota kidney patient shorted painkiller 'feeling fine'
• Minnesota Gov. Dayton vetoes $900 million budget-cutting bill
• NDSU provost search narrowed to 11
• UPDATED: Egypt's Mubarak transfers power to vice president
• Staff blog: Grand Forks native Jeff Larson named Republican National Committee chief of staff
• Area police unveil new missing-person notification system for Cass and Clay counties
• Minnesota Legislature sends $900M in cuts to Dayton
• Local traffic fine increase limps through ND House
• Officials to hold flood prep meeting Feb. 21 in Kindred
• North Dakota House rejects cigarette tax rise for med school
• Get-well cards arrive at Minnesota home 40 years late
• Obama: US backs orderly transition in Egypt
• Giving Hearts Day benefits area groups
• Nurse charged with stealing painkillers
• Elected officials plan to attend flood forum
• Fargo's 'Bucks for Bags' campaign revived
• Cass County employees to help fill sandbags
• AARP seeks women's scholarship applicants
• North Dakota House revives distracted driving bill
• Incorrect photo caption
• Eatery closing clarified
• Weather Talk: 8 days with high temps of zero or lower so far this winter
• Spiraling protests bring Egypt crackdown threat
• Report: Hackers in China hit Western oil companies
• Former Minnesota governor responds to Dayton's criticism
• UND, Air Force base signing deal for drone center
• Repair or replace Metrodome roof? Decision coming
• Hearing postponed for Minnesota farmer accused of contempt
• Force add high school freshman to roster
• Data mining technology created at NDSU licensed to Treeminer, Inc.
• NDSU spring enrollment reflects student success
• Faculty to publish pancreatic cancer research
• Northern Crops Institute to offer grain procurement short course
• Detroit Lakes elementary principal wins top Minnesota honor
• Restriction on North Dakota highway 'rumble strips' loses
• Threat against government under investigation
• North Dakota amendment proposed to block federal health law
• Vikings: Use lotto money to help pay for stadium
• Nurse charged with taking painkiller from patient
• Rochester man accused of killing 4-month-old baby
• UPDATED: North Dakota couple arrested after leaving kids alone in Fla. motel
• North Dakota bill seeks group for Higher Ed. funding reform
• Westboro Baptist Church plans to protest Fargo South's production of 'Laramie Project'
• Small-town North Dakota polling places get boost
• North Dakota lawmakers bring back distracted driving bill
• 2 Roseville police cars collide; 1 officer hurt
• UPDATED: Fire destroys insect colonies in NDSU storage building
• Rep. Giffords speaks for first time since shooting
• Autopsy concludes North Dakota woman froze to death
• Local family with ties to Egypt says fears that extremists have fueled unrest are unfounded
• Get ready for flooding, Clay urges
• Sex offender changes north Fargo address
• Moorhead dad accused of neglecting children
• Minnesota legislative notebook: Effort afoot to pare down government
• Weather Talk: A few seasons not enough for climate change debate
• Blog: Professional organizer offers tips for flood prep now
• Cougars triple Panther's score
• Detective says West Fargo teen may have had contact with suspect prior to sexual assault
• Al Jazeera crew coming to Fort Berthold
• Interstate 29 reopens in northeast South Dakota
• Minnesota State Patrol's trucker fatigue test unlawful
• Rothsay, Barnesville teens charged with cattle rustling in Minnesota
• Minnesota's Dayton to sketch budget path in 1st State of State
• Civil engineering professor researches seashells
• Faculty presents and publishes communication research
• Writing coordinator presents at rhetoric conference in Belgium
• IBM supercomputer to be built in Rochester
• ND amendment for college scholarships defeated
• UPDATED: ND campuses report enrollment records
• North Dakota state waltz has 2 left feet in Senate
• 2 men jailed after Brainerd, Minn., alleged racial assault
• Facebook CEO obtains restraining order against alleged stalker
• No joke: Ex-mayor's name too funny for Indiana center
• UPDATED: South Carolina police receive tips about mother after baby was found in toilet
• No ND eligibility change on child health insurance
• UPDATED: North Dakota House approves texting-while-driving ban
• West Fargo firefighters on scene of house fire
• UPDATED: 10 hospitalized in Bloomington apartment fire
• Tonight's Against Me! show postponed
• Federal tax receipts plummet
• Curling comes home: Best players in USA Nationals hail from Upper Midwest
• Sandbag filling starts Monday
• Weather Talk: Debunking some common weather misconceptions
• Senator: Trips financed by lobbyists, outside groups should be reported
• North Dakota Legislature: Education panel gives tuition bill do-not-pass
• North Dakota Legislature: Minors in bars bill passes in House
• Fargo third-least angry city, according to Men's Health
• Ada-Borup leaves Norman County West behind in second half
• Coming and going: Fargo Force make four deadline moves
• Staff blog: Grabanski bankruptcy hearings coming
• Juicy Rebound: Force net win over Omaha
• Dakotas back in the deep freeze; warmup expected by week's end
• Flood preparedness meetings in Devils Lake, Minot
• Florida man who owns ranch on Dakotas border in trouble again
• Photo ID requirement for voters before Minnesota panel
• Minnesota bill ups penalties for harming police dogs
• NDSU faculty tours Minard Hall construction zones
• Dietetics students to operate restaurant on campus
• English professor publishes article on trans-Atlantic collaboration
• Northern Crops Institute offers short course on pasta production
• New Ulm considers 4-day school week
• Analysis: As Somali gangs evolve, so does Minnesota law enforcement
• AOL buying Huffington Post for $315M
• Tickets300 signs deal with the Venue, the Fargo Theatre and Jazz at Studio 222
• North Dakota senators approve tougher penalties for driving on closed roads
• By one measure, federal taxes lowest since 1950
• North Dakota Senate approves bill to deter bullying
• Despite retreats, Egypt regime's core stands firm
• KFC may get trumped by kushari in Egypt's Tahrir Square
• 'Chelsea Lately' comedy show postponed
• UPDATED: ND man dies of exposure to cold
• NDSCS receives grant to recruit students in science, technology, engineering and math
• Minneapolis woman who tried to mail puppy won't get it back
• Less money in North Dakota colleges for outside students
• Super Bowl halftime costumes designed in Minnesota
• Blog: Faculty members visit inside of Minard Hall for the first time since the northwest corner collapsed
• New ramps open road to frustration
• Portraits: Carey Gleason
• Woman puts hope in new treatment
• Not everyone opposed to ramp plan
• Q&A on the Moorhead ramp closures
• Concordia hosts forum on situation in Egypt
• Raccoon ends championship hopes for Carrington wrestlers
• Congress has Roseau's future flood protection in limbo
• Winter not as bad as it seems, National Weather Service says
• Concordia narrows president numbers
• ND legislators should report trips, senator says
• Pawlenty opens conservative lecture series in Iowa
• Christina Aguilera flubs line of national anthem
• New Pride of Dakota directories available
• Report: Great Lakes could experience water shortages
• Travel alert issued for state of North Dakota
• North Dakota hogs and pigs at lowest level since late 1800s
• Peterson's overtime goal helps Grand Rapids overcome slow start
• Fargo neighborhood flood meetings set
• Similarities seen between now, ag bust of 1970s
• Proposed changes concern Catholics
• Egyptian leaders resign; regime holds
• Critics think not enough done to save 'Sioux'
• Weather Talk: This season likely to be 4th below-average winter
• When the water wins: F-M has avoided disaster, but Cedar Rapids offers stark warning
• Did You Know That: Mehus sisters reinvested their musical talents in ND
• Minnesota political notebook: No major clashes yet between GOP, Dayton
• Ask Your Government: How DSU works with facility
• Higher education notebook: NDSU offers students new Advising Resource Center
• K-12 notebook: Jamestown students take 1st, 3rd at LifeSmarts
• Super Bowl's superfans
• Fargodome breaks records in 2010
• Second half play by Ada-Borup leads to a win over Ulen-Hitterdal
• Fargo wants to hear from public on proposed 25th Street improvements
• Minn. DFL elects new party leader
• Sanford plans downtown upgrades
• Man convicted of molestation pulls gun in North Dakota courtroom
• Sen. Conrad wants corps to hasten flood defense
• North Dakota residents star in TV oil documentary
• Minnesota politics: Dayton unveils vision for K-12
• North Dakota Legislature: Bill seeks higher speeding fines
• Amid protests, views of post-Mubarak Egypt emerge
• Panel divided over text-ban bill
• Number of Girl Scouts in region incorrect
• Weather Talk: Single snowstorm brings uncharacteristic weather
• US OKs planting modified beets
• Tribes want bigger share of oil tax
• Fargo doctor keeps eye on Egypt
• Late Ambroz goal sends Omaha past Fargo
• No. 12 Moorhead host No. 11 Grand Rapids Saturday
• Gym roof collapses in Apple Valley, Minn. church and school
• Minnesota to step up patrols for Super Bowl weekend
• Professor to receive award from American Chemical Society
• Staff Recognition Awards nominations sought
• Winter costume display features velvet
• UPDATED: Missing West Fargo man found
• More snow hits Texas just before Super Bowl
• Man found dead at Moorhead hotel identified as 37-year-old from out of area
• UPDATED: Freezing rain hampers travel in northern Red River Valley
• Staff blog: Conrad wants Army Corps to accelerate flood protection efforts
• WDAY Radio to broadcast Fargo North at Fargo Shanley boys basketball game tonight
• Fargo sets public input meeting on proposed improvements to 25th Street South
• Gym roof collapses at Apple Valley church
• Dayton says he plans to increase school funding
• Duluth police: Man falsely said black male among shooters
• ND crisis managers want power to order evacuations
• Conrad wants corps to accelerate flood defense for Devils Lake, F-M area
• Staff blog: Kalk launches web campaign, but says he's still in "exploratory" mode
• Grand Forks man pleads guilty in crash that cost another man a leg
• UND archivists plan to preserve Fighting Sioux
• Researchers release cloud computing simulator
• Technology Fee Action Plans due March 1
• Staff Senate presents Campus Kudos
• UPDATED WITH VIDEO: Bus driver arrested on suspicion of drunken driving terminated by company
• Latin motto for ND endorsed by state House
• ND House endorses ladybug as state insect
• Minnesota Senate votes to chop $830 million out of next budget
• Polling places may be required on reservations
• Wadena man charged with terroristic threats
• Wrong state title identification
• Pride of Dakota directory now available
• Snowfall strains local budgets:
• West Fargo cheer teams earn wins at two events
• Health law repeal fails in Senate
• January 2011 is 52nd coldest out of 131 in record book
• Clay historical society has open board seats
• West Fargo Library opens Early Literacy Station
• Weather service: Major spring flooding likely along upper Mississippi River
• Mammography services receive $2 million grant
• Some Minnesota Girl Scouts to sit out cookie sale in protest
• North Dakota health insurance options expand
• West Fargo student sold medication, police say
• Michelle Turnberg, former TV news anchor, arrested on suspicion of drunken driving
• West Fargo school bus driver suspected of DUI
• Egypt says Mubarak's son won't seek presidency
• Man connected to slain Minot family on immigration hold
• UND to host Cleantech 2011 in June
• Defense Secretary Gates to address NDSU spring commencement
• Kari Thompson named head women’s volleyball coach
• Livestock judging team excelled at National Western Stock Show
• Goehring: North Dakota ranchers should prepare for flooding
• Fertile woman identified as driver of burning car
• West Fargo school bus driver arrested on suspicion of DUI after getting stuck in a snowbank
• Crow Wing County Fair to remain a dry fair
• North Dakota House defeats public official ethics bill
• North Dakota bills deal with independent political spending
• 2 deaths investigated in northern Twin Cities community of Circle Pines
• Feds end prisoners' bogus tax refunds
• MnSCU picks Rosenstone as chancellor-elect
• Charles Manson again found with cell phone
• Brother: Giffords' husband choosing soon on flight
• Minnesota nuclear plan moves forward in today's Senate vote
• North Dakota, South Dakota in the deep freeze
• Wadena man charged with terroristic threats
• Day: Time for a racino in Minnesota: Former lawmaker says state-run facility could provide $125 million a year
• In rare move, Moorhead mayor vetoes City Council's decision
• Moorhead Planning Commission: Board OKs plan for McDonald's
• LATEST: Police investigation shows one West Fargo student providing prescription meds at high school
• Conrad concerned about post offices: Says he's worried about effect of closures
• $5,000 reward offered in Stop-N-Go robbery
• Europe has milder climate due to shape of mountains
• Allcare landlord seeking $21,500 in back rent
• Legislative notebook: North Dakota bill lets businesses seize fake IDs
• No charges expected in Mahnomen County snowmobile fatality
• North Dakota Legislature: Measure would set statewide sex ed standard
• Boy in stable condition after Friday accident
• Bill aims to force counseling, one-year wait for couples seeking divorce in North Dakota
• $6,000 in Sioux jerseys stolen in West Fargo
• The Forum's Financial Fix-up: Changes help give families new hope
• Property tax hike ceiling sought
• Legislative notebook: Push on to change tax law: Property taxes conflicting with conservation measures
• Minnesota panel OKs new coal plants: Measure would also open up state to power from ND facilities
• Cougar girls pick up road win over Raiders
• Benefit event set for Perham basketball player who collapsed
• Secretary of Defense Robert Gates to speak at NDSU spring commencement
• Nonessential US gov't staff begin to leave Egypt
• Punxsutawney Phil predicts an early spring
• Chaos in Cairo as Mubarak backers, opponents clash
• ANOTHER YEAR
• NDSU Spring Career Fair scheduled for Feb. 9
• Three faculty receive FORWARD Mid-Career Mentoring awards
• History professor to present February colloquium
• Snow cover a worry for ND farmers, ranchers
• Post office in ND town of Palermo suspends service
• Boyfriend charged in death of girlfriend's son
• Cairo ramps up evacuations, thousands still stuck
• UPDATED: Driver could face violation after Friday accident hospitalizing young boy getting off school bus
• US orders non-essential personnel to leave Egypt
• UPDATED: Interstate travel west of Fargo limited due to snow drifts
• Businesses encouraged to help fill sandbags
• Fargo police wonder: Are you getting it?
• GOP balks at Dayton's public works plan
• Chamber wants I-94 ramps to reopen
• Bitter cold to linger in area
• Fargo firefighters earn 'Stork Award' for special delivery
• Moorhead looks to supersize 8th Street McDonald's location
• Caught up in the chaos: NDSU senior's boyfriend stands guard in Egypt
• Two finalists for MnSCU chancellor move forward
• Bemidji newspaper struck by bullets for second time
• Bike-safety bill fails due to enforcement concerns
• North Dakota Senate backs early childhood education
• FEMA map clarification
• Lisbon residents willing to help pay for buyouts
• Weather Talk: 'Atmospheric block' inhibits change in weather patterns
• Cougars overcome first half struggles to pass by Raiders
• Army Corps to start drawing down Lake Traverse earlier than normal
• Former North Dakota Guard adjutant general, gov adviser dies
• UPDATED: Democrats spend heavily on Minnesota political race
• Many flights canceled at Minneapolis airport
• UPDATED: Massive storm begins trek across Midwest
• Air travelers bound from Fargo to Chicago urged to check flight status
• Wu lab to publish a paper in Cancer Letters
• NDSU Valentine Ball scheduled for Feb. 5
• Khan appointed associate editor
• Chase Grant Q & A
• Weather Talk: Technology has changed how weather affects us
• ELCA event helps unify members: Congregations offer each other support
• Anglers pack Devils Lake for tourney
• FEMA maps scheduled for release
• As I Recall: Moorhead borrows name from NP railroad director
• Eriksmoen: Champion for pure products has legacy at NDSU
• Fargo reader inquires about mishandling of case
• Minnesota Political Notebook: Bachmann response draws lots of attention
• K-12 Notebook: Shanley students hold poetry contest
• Details emerge on man in luring
• Boat show not just for boating enthusiasts
• Davies students get word out about help
• Lisbon considers 17 home buyouts
• Clay plans domestic violence court
• USHL: Carlson takes turn as Force hero
• Force score road win over Des Moines
• Buzzer beater decides Ada-Borup and Barnesville
• Minnesota woman gets probation for yanking man's genitals
• Amidst civil unrest, looters rip heads off 2 mummies at Egyptian Museum
• Sanford earns award for stroke care excellence
• Minn. auto dealer Denny Hecker accuses lawyer, trustee of lying
• Delta worker from St. Paul allegedly stole passenger's iPhone
• UPDATED 10:14 p.m.: 17-year-old airlifted to Grand Forks hospital after being ejected in Highway 2 rollover
• Four businesses fail alcohol checks
• UPDATED: Police: 4 Minot killings related
• Boy hit by a car while crossing Fargo street
• Zoo closed Sunday for cold temperatures
• Fargo firefighters earn honor for delivering baby
• Girl Scout Cookie contest today
• 'Cops and Kids' hockey game set for Sunday
• Sanford Health Plan open to North Dakota residents
• MSUM hires Lemke as head of security
• Frostbite Festival set Feb. 4-6 in Fergus Falls
• Longtime Fergus Falls broadcaster Lokken dies
• Some Fargo-Moorhead students learn at higher price than others
• UPDATED: Nakvinda gets life, no chance for parole
• Weather Talk: Metric, standard systems used to measure weather
• Statistics behind push for new Vikings stadium
• Vikings stadium bill likely to return
• UPDATE: Egypt's Mubarak names intel chief as his vice president
• International Falls girls basketball players suspended after locker room photos posted on Facebook
• ND wildlife official will release 6,720 turkey licenses available
• Valley City properties to get flood buyout offers
• Book brings GOP's Pawlenty back to Iowa
• No travel advisory lifted for parts of northern ND
• NDSU Tartan design competition underway
• Little International to honor past and current faculty
• Rupiper Taggart publishes article on factors that affect learning
• Mental exam for suspect in North Dakota hotel shooting
• North Dakota man convicted of manslaughter
• North Dakota coal subject of Minnesota debate
• Bailly set to step down at Fargo Theatre
• Grindberg may run for Senate
• GOP takes first crack at Minnesota deficit
• Wrong spelling, position
• Opening time wrong
• Weather Talk: Warmer days now and then help get us through winter
• Texting bill in committee: Measure bans electronic messaging while driving
• Ada-Borup runs all over Waubun
• Wind rights an issue with new North Dakota transmission line
• China's $6 billion soybean buy benefits Minnesota
• 3 senators propose legalizing sale of raw milk in Minnesota
• Minnesota company trying to buy bankrupt SD dairies
• Former sheriff of North Dakota's Kidder County sentenced to probation
• USHL: Omaha picks up midweek win over Fargo
• Projection: Social Security fund will be drained by 2037
• Missing witness hampering ND drug cases
• ND man sentenced for stealing from school district
• Fargo Theatre's Bailly stepping down
• Power outage affects more than 300 Cass County Electric customers
• Fargo state Sen. Grindberg shows interest in running for Conrad seat in US Senate
• Poll finds positive reaction to Obama's State of the Union speech
• Officials issue updated Minnesota flood forecast
• North Dakota Republicans name new executive director
• Moorhead receives additional $1 million from state DNR for flood buyouts
• Dayton opposes move to repeal Minn. gun permits
• 5 people escape Detroit Lakes duplex blaze
• Border official from East Grand Forks charged with lying to FBI
• Judge rules man voluntarily gave murder confession in Fargo dentist's death
• Luring investigation leads to arrest in Devils Lake
• Fargo officer who left her gun in bathroom reprimanded
• Minnesota representative suggests ending sales tax exemptions
• UPDATED: Passionate pleas from both sides in "Fighting Sioux" legislative committee hearing
• GOP invokes 1700s nullication doctrine to fight health care reform
• Blue Cross Blue Shield of North Dakota, health providers join forces to rein in rising health care costs
• Weather Talk: Abundant cloud cover this winter has helped conditions
• Blog: A friend takes a butterfly into his home during this cold North Dakota winter
• MATBUS ridership in Fargo-Moorhead passes 2 million mark in 2010
• North Dakota's western two-thirds at risk of spring flooding
• Prosecution rests in North Dakota murder trial
• Detroit Lakes man arrested for DUI after rollover crash near Perham, Minn.
• SD man pleads in alleged prostitution ring
• Ask the White House your questions with Examiner.com
• Graduate and undergraduate commencement combined
• Study Abroad Fair scheduled for Feb. 1
• NDSU students initiate new advising center
• 2 from Dakotas on Justice Department task force
• Mondale to make Capitol debut as stadium point man
• Deaths investigated in St. Paul suburb
• Kirkpatrick murder trial start delayed until July
• Minnesota climber abandons Mt. McKinley attempt
• Foul play not suspected in death of person burned near Fertile, Minn.
• Repeal of Minnesota's gun permit law passes committee
• Minnesota among cold-weather states where Ford recalls Windstar minivans over steering
• Congressman wants Senate Democrats, Republicans to sit together
• Review: Most payments to dead farmers are proper
• CBO: This year's federal budget deficit to hit $1.5T
• Giffords moved from Houston hospital to rehabilitation center
• Join The Forum's community flood blog team
• ND health insurance company, health providers pledge to rein in health costs
• Senate plans nuclear power vote: Measure lifts moratorium on building power plants in Minnesota
• North Dakota Legislature: Inmate medical cost bill OK'd
• NDSU fined $5K for July manure spill
• North Dakota student leaders oppose tuition freeze
• North Dakota to continue monitoring pesticide levels found in Red
• Fargo School Board OKs $1.5 million addition for Kennedy Elementary
• Flood 2011: Fargo rushes to secure sandbags
• Source: UND pushed early resolution on nickname
• UPDATED: Sioux tribe officials fight in North Dakota House over UND nickname
• Xcel gets interim rate hike approved in North Dakota
• Fargo police officer who left gun in bathroom reprimanded by department
• Ada-Borup upends Norman County East
• Strong winds expected to bring colder temps into Red River Valley by weekend
• Car salesman who loses job at Chicago dealership for wearing Packers tie won't come back
• West Fargo's mayor wants corps to answer questions about proposed flood diversion
• Bismarck hotel fire ruled completely out
• Faculty receive FORWARD course release awards
• Gabriel Iglesias Comedy Shows Rescheduled
• Discover U scheduled for Feb. 9
• Steinhaus-Rhinehart Scholarship applications sought
• Doctoral dissertation assistantships offered
• Two overtime periods determine winner of Ada-Borup and Norman County East
• Mental exams ordered for Fergus Falls 'soul collector'
• Ness scores four in Roseau's 8-1 win over the Moorhead girls hockey team
• Obama State of the Union: Spending, but restraint
• Bachmann: 'Stop spending money we don't have'
• UPDATED: North Dakota students rank proficient in science; Minnesota numbers low
• 2-year tuition freeze advocated for North Dakota colleges
• North Dakota oil industry value tripled from 2005 to 2009
• North Dakota House says schools must conduct lockdown drills
• Man accused of arson for Ada, Minn., seniors' center blaze appears in court
• Man accused of Cooperstown, N.D., killing won't have initial hearing for 60 days
• Fatal rollover victim ID'd as Wyndmere man
• Sanford Health to get breast cancer center
• FMCT's Broadway Lights stages version of 'Rent'
• Grommesh family to speak at MSUM
• Clay County highway shop fire ruled accidental
• Group wants lower North Dakota oil tax
• Fargo police investigate assault with tire iron
• Health Department fines NDSU $5K for manure spill last summer
• Hope Lutheran hosts women's faith event
• Two over time periods determine outcome of Ada-Borup and Norman County East
• Moorhead community ed adds class on bridge
• Federal bankruptcy judge to retire in late August
• Bachmann blasts health care order
• Are your roads safe? Group says North Dakota traffic laws inadequate
• Company misidentified
• Incorrect information
• Weather Talk: Average temps to slowly increase until mid-July
• West Fargo police seek info on robbery photos
• Official: Obama to call for 5-year spending freeze
• Eamonn McDermott Q & A
• Corey Leivermann Q & A
• High winds strand Minnesota climber on Mt. McKinley
• Chief executive of Bismarck hospital resigns
• Activists, including those from Minnesota, scheduled to testify say they won't show
• Putin: Retribution 'inevitable' for airport attack
• Small ND town hopes to restart meat plant
• Contractor survives nail gun wound
• NDSU United Way campaign raises $122,000
• Express Post Office and Mother’s Room open in Memorial Union
• Colville retires from animal sciences department
• Pawlenty brings book tour to New Hampshire
• Dayton orders agencies to speed up permitting process
• UPDATE: Moscow airport terror attack kills 31, wounds 168; Medvedev calls it a terror attack
• Court: Emanuel's name can't be on mayoral ballot
• Suspect faces judge in deadly Arizona shooting
• Group, with former Gov. Ed Schafer, lobbies to lower North Dakota oil tax
• Teen dies in rollover crash near Wahpeton, N.D.
• Team North Dakota departure means loss of seniority
• Minnesota Guard to deploy 2,400 to Iraq, Kuwait
• North Dakota, Minnesota governors have history of schools, hockey
• Moving towns and people to escape water nothing new along flood-prone Red River
• Questions remain in wake of Olbermann's departure from MSNBC
• Boat show at Fargodome this weekend
• Plan outlines vision for metro chamber
• Portraits: Rachel Wells
• North Dakota State College of Science could see new crop of seniors
• GOP sees long-term Farm Belt seat gain
• State misidentified
• Weather Talk: Movement of wind not as simple as point A to point B
• Two hospitalized after separate semi crashes in North Dakota
• UPDATED: Fire destroys Bismarck hotel; all guests are safe
• Dayton pushes agencies to speed Minnesota permit calls
• Dayton rejects Bachmann request to rip up order joining health care program
• North Dakota's longtime federal bankruptcy judge to retire in August
• Fire destroys home in rural Wadena County
• Ceiling fan catches fire in Hitterdal, Minn., apartment, prompts evacuation
• Researchers to track loons' reaction to oil spill
• Second half surge leads Ada-Borup past Moorhead Park Christian
• Clay felonies
• Clay Misdemeanors
• Two fires in Ada could be linked: Man arrested leaving burning senior center; house fire just blocks away
• Famous Minnesota black bear Lily delivers twin cubs
• Minnesota man translates Dakota letters: Canku has spent a decade bringing 150-year-old stories to life
• Oxbow bracing for 'biggest flood' yet
• Blue laws: North Dakota spent decades waging war over right to shop on Sunday
• Petition places sign code on hold
• Clay County felonies (Dec. 1 - Dec. 31)
• Moorhead calculates possible flood cost
• Deadline to buy flood insurance draws near
• Bonanzaville loses facilities manager
• Demers' big night leads Fargo past Tri-City
• USHL: Tri-City shuts out Fargo 2-0
• North Dakota Legislature: Bill offers free classes to older adults
• Weather Talk: Unit of temperature range the same no matter what
• Wiger chosen as Bluestem director: Plans to use experience as fundraiser to widen arts school's community reach
• 'Nation's icebox' lives up to its name at -46 degrees
• North Dakota, South Dakota on Minnesota's business-climate radar
• Perham athlete remains critical after heart surgery
• Group plans State of the Union watch party
• Moorhead kindergarten registration days set
• Boys Ranch appeal hearing moved
• Benefit planned Feb. 5 for Melissa Hansen
• Amendment addresses North Dakota 'paupers,' 'idiots'
• Region wrapped in winter
• Dakotas housing nonprofit closes
• Cut out smoking in cars, kids say
• North Dakota Legislature: Measure would freeze pensions
• Olbermann, MSNBC abruptly part ways
• Dakotas housing nonprofit closes following complaint by director
• Flood meetings planned in 6 ND cities
• Pension shakeup: Bill would close ND plans for teachers, state and local government workers
• ND's only oil refinery cuts production after fire
• Minnesota finds 1st probable case of chronic wasting disease in wild deer
• Emeritus Professor Johnson dies
• Rasmussen featured as expert on materials website
• Froelich and Bilen-Green proposal accepted
• Limited box outs haunt Ada-Borup
• Streeter, N.D., has deer invasion in the hundreds
• Cass minors
• Cass felonies
• FEMA schedules flood preparedness meetings
• FutureBuilders to name executive director
• Hazard grants available to help Minnewaukan
• West Fargo tackles school district growth
• Perham basketball player collapses during game, rushed to hospital in Fargo
• Medica date incorrect
• Weather Talk: Very little melting leaves F-M snow depth at 21 inches
• North Dakota legislators back $100 fine for driving on closed roads
• Bill would restrict release of 911 recordings in North Dakota
• Indictments reveal Red Lake shooting details
• Oilman: Bakken oil estimates too low
• Minnesota Legislature: Bill cracks down on welfare cards
• Minnesota House committee backs outlawing fake pot
• Ice not nice for drivers
• Kennedy Elementary looks at boundary changes
• Company secures contracts to ship oil: TransCanada says feeder pipelines will move crude from Bakken Formation
• Medicaid expansion pushed up: Dayton says broader coverage under program set to begin March 1
• North Dakota Legislature: Lawmakers OK with fracking: Pass bill as safeguard against possible future problems with EPA
• Fargo sex offender moves to Jamestown
• Hjelmstad, Shaft appointed to ND Board of Higher Education
• ND oil refinery cuts production after fire
• Rep. Gabrielle Giffords leaves hospital for rehab
• Dayton names leader for Minnesota higher education office
• FutureBuilders, fundraising arm of Fargo's Trollwood Performing Arts, names new executive director
• Fargo airport hits 27 below; many Minnesota schools delay start due to cold
• Phone keeps ringing in Ukrainian crocodile's tummy
• I LOVE YOU PHILLIP MORRIS
• Salafia to present colloquium on Northwest Ordinance
• NDSU provost search committee sets timeline
• Upcoming Science Café addresses biorefineries
• NDSU bookstores schedule January events
• ALL GOOD THINGS
• Innovation Week scheduled for Jan. 24 to 28
• Orientation and Student Success office relocates
• Cook named to editorial board
• Pedagogical luncheon and workshop scheduled
• Khan receives best paper award
• NDSU Alumni Association receives awards
• Kloberdanz and Geist publish new book
• NDSU’s provost search committee meets Jan. 19
• Live audience radio show salutes Bjerke’s service
• NDSU initiates multilateral international collaboration
• Heuer publishes and presents health-related research
• Brett Favre's sister arrested in Mississippi meth bust
• Kalk forms committee to look at Senate bid
• Court overturns 30-day suspension of lawyer
• Marketplace, Beautiful Women of North Dakota form partnership
• MSUM shuts down Corrick Center
• Shellito named Minnesota VA commissioner
• Bill seeks 911 caller consent
• Missing steaks unlikely to prompt criminal case
• Bill targets North Dakota workers who don't give proper notice
• Cass buyouts face tight timeline for auctions
• Vikings: We'll pay for a third of stadium
• Weather Talk: F-M's record cold came at end of Little Ice Age
• Women's music event seeks nominations
• United Way of Cass-Clay president leaving organization
• ND man rolls car in drive-through, faces DUI count
• NDSU Archives Flickr site gains attention
• Moorhead utility OKs electric rate increase
• Moorhead garbage pickup schedule set
• Kindred concerned about diversion impacts
• Constitutional showdown looms over 'Fighting Sioux' nickname
• Clay attorney deployed again: Melton to leave for third tour
• The Forum's Financial Fix-up: Talk isn't cheap
• Bills aim to boost Indian education: Graduation rate among North Dakota natives just 57 percent
• Abundant natural gas found in North Dakota
• UND seeks women for cancer study
• Minn. farmer pleads guilty to duping USDA
• Fight breaks out at foosball game
• Lack of ties prompts bail denial in slaying
• Charges possible in blizzard fatality
• Weather Talk: Coldest air of season possible this weekend
• Dalrymple prepares for Devils Lake flooding
• ALL GOOD THINGS
• MADE IN DAGENHAM
• Human Development and Education faculty publish and present
• Man sentenced for child porn on Minnesota state computer
• Dalrymple prepares for Devils Lake flooding
• Tucson suspect's troubles didn't keep him from gun
• Family of Arizona mass shooting suspect speaks
• Giffords moves arms, survival odds at '101 percent'
• Minnesota poachers 'Wall of Shame' stolen from DNR
• $10K reward offered in NE Minn. double homicide
• Shallow natural gas found across North Dakota
• Man dies in fall in North Dakota oil field
• Gary, Minn., farmer pleads guilty to lying to USDA
• NTSB weighs benefits of air bags for small planes
• In light of the recent Arizona shooting, we polled our area elected officials and asked: Do you feel safe?
• North Dakota lawmakers look at infrastructure grants
• Former North Dakota sheriff faces felony charge
• Verizon to start selling iPhone early February
• Twitter is full of regional 'accents,' study finds
• Foosball game gets heated, breaks out into fight in north Fargo, police say
• Sertish to head Minnesota Iron Range Resources and Rehabilitation Board
• Crash in Sioux County kills Cannon Ball woman
• Enforcement of Minnesota's new tattoo licensing law not expected soon
• Enforcement of Minnesota's new tattoo licensing law not expected soon
• Jimmy John's employees could again consider union
• Pawlenty talks Arizona shooting while touting new book
• Dayton chooses Jesson to lead Human Services
• Passenger traffic breaks record at Fargo airport in 2010
• Central Minnesota schools to discuss synthetic drugs
• Canku publishes Dakota language textbook
• UPDATED: Montana-Wyoming water fight goes to Supreme Court
• UPDATED: Dayton to convene security meeting
• FS North says Moorhead will keep Hockey Day Minnesota following hazing investigation
• National Weather Service plans to issue 'extreme cold warnings'
• Man continues three generations of Minnesota state troopers
• Sudanese decide country's future
• Portraits: The Orthodox Rev. Oliver Herbel
• Dorgan reveals post-Senate plans
• Tracking stimulus dollars: Impacts of federal aid visible throughout the community
• Fargo charity keeping hope for Haiti alive
• Suspect in attack on congresswoman acted alone
• Minnesota DNR releases draft of invasive species plan
• Klobuchar bill would help police find missing kids
• F-M diversion lecture at NDSU rescheduled
• Legislators reconsidering their security
• Congress pauses to reflect on tragedy of rampage
• Stimulus funding by ZIP code
• Cancer survivors pose for Relay for Life calendar
• ND school property tax subsidy gets support
• Giffords' condition stable; 8 remain hospitalized after Saturday's shooting
• Obama leads moment of silence after shooting
• NDSU president appoints faculty, staff to Cabinet
• ND county officials want potash tax rejiggered
• Minn. GOP lawmakers propose cutting business taxes
• Police: Arizona suspect in Giffords shooting not talking ahead of court
• North Dakota flags to be at half-staff after Arizona shooting
• Minnesota Senate cuts daily expense payments
• South Dakotan, 2 Minnesotans rescued in Grand Teton National Park
• Observers say Minnesota teachers union losing political clout
• Teen killed in collision between vehicle, bus
• Clay County misdemeanors
• Cass County felonies
• Cass County misdemeanors
• Removable floodwalls waiting on parts
• Target labs played role in Gattuso investigation
• No place where the blast is meaner
• Weather Talk: Snow measuring can be more art than science
• Gunman shoots Arizona Rep. Gabrielle Giffords, kills 6
• Waseca man charged after creating exploding sex toy
• MN, ND federal officials react to shooting of Arizona congresswoman
• Minn. woman's pregnancy survives following tornado, falling cow
• Pedestrians face snowy sidewalk challenges
• Flood work group sets meeting for Thursday
• Private snow removal hazards result in fines
• Boys Ranch appeal goes to City Commission
• Gulf spill may have hurt Minnesota loons, pelicans
• Moorhead hockey hazing results in suspensions
• Weather Talk: 2011 begins new decade, change in precip averages
• North Dakota lawmakers skeptical of 'energy czar'
• Xcel pays customers affected by surge
• Moorhead police find bloody teen in snowbank
• Sen. Conrad to begin airing ad for 2012
• Pomeroy received money from employer's clients
• Shotwell Floral location sold to T.L. Stroh
• Police find NDSU researcher's head in murder suspect's basement
• United Way exceeds $5 million fundraising goal
• Nude man arrested after spitting on police officer
• Man gets seven years for North Dakota weapons charge
• Masked gunman robs Dent, Minn. convenience store
• Snow cancels Iceball event
• Bresciani expands cabinet to include faculty and staff senate representatives
• Lab and chemical safety courses offered
• North Dakota roads limit oil production
• Police say hit-and-run suspect was huffing
• 3 teens hospitalized after Fargo crash
• Dirty house leads to charge against mother
• 90 Lidgerwood students still displaced after fire
• Debt limit debate heats up
• Priority routes get first attention for snow removal
• Kirkpatrick trial: Venue change sought
• Pentagon anticipates $78B in cuts
• Authorities responding to I-29 rollover; man hurt in car-pedestrian accident on University Drive
• Fargo man accused of hitting victim with wooden pole, punching girlfriend in face
• Boys Ranch appeal goes to City Commission
• Kangaroo in court: Family's pet attends Grand Forks hearing
• Bloody, shirtless Moorhead teen found stuck in snow bank after jumping from third-floor window
• US says too much fluoride in drinking water; causing spots on some kids' teeth
• Rott named NDSU budget director
• Northern Crops Institute announces safety short course
• Thompson Hall custodian dies
• Highway Patrol: Alcohol likely in Minnesota crash that killed 2
• Minneapolis bridge reopens to foot traffic
• Pawlenty memoir highlights faith
• Discarded cigarettes caused fatal fire in St. Paul
• 16-year-old driver charged with manslaughter in fatal Fargo crash
• 1 dead in ND rollover near Minot
• Lottery jackpot winner claims half of $380M winnings
• Comic Gabriel Iglesias adds second Fargo show
• Red River Valley Fair announces rock acts
• Expert: Western ND roads limit oil production
• Elizabeth Edwards leaves husband John out of will
• UPDATED: Single-engine plane lands on I-94 off-ramp near Jamestown
• 'The people's room': Minnesota governor welcomes protesters during signing of Medicaid order
• Missing Duluth man with memory disorder found safe in Oklahoma
• Grand Forks crash witness says semi ran red light
• Moorhead High investigates hazing complaint
• Bachmann not ruling out bid for president
• North Dakota bill would ease flu shot regulations
• West Fargo police investigate theft of steaks
• Bill increases eligibility for CHIP coverage
• Agency seeking weather observers
• State of Judiciary address focuses on vets, seniors
• Weather Talk: Recent Decembers rank among snowiest, wettest
• 90 Lidgerwood students still displaced after fire
• Fewer apples harvested; prices up in Minnesota
• Farmers who limit losses to get insurance refunds
• Fargo to begin blitz on parking violations
• Fargo to begin blitz on parking violations
• Fargo police say hit-and-run suspect was huffing
• Fargo police say hit-and-run suspect was huffing
• Kirkpatrick's lawyers seek change of venue, suppression of statements he made to investigators
• Kirkpatrick's lawyers seek change of venue, suppression of statements he made to investigators
• Minnesota Gov. Dayton loses canine companion to cancer
• Stark County, Bismarck hospital at odds over bill
• Dirty house leads to child abuse charge against Bismarck mother
• TINY FURNITURE
• Report shows NDSU Research & Tech Park’s economic impact
• Death ruled suicide for man found near Horace elevator
• Facebook agrees to modify terms for states
• Vigil held in Indianapolis for slain Bemidji community college quarterback
• Teen charged in stabbing at light rail station
• OSHA clears Minn. Power work site in electrocution
• Former Barnesville man cleared of 1992 slaying in Connecticut
• UPDATED: Minnesota's Bachmann 'not ruling out' bid for prez
• Veterans courts, issues affecting elderly among ND State of Judiciary highlights
• ND Democrats introduce blll offering health insurance coverage to more children
• Squad car damaged in 'fluke' accident
• Alleged dumbbell attack victim out of hospital
• Hoeven and Berg to be sworn in today
• Sign code petition review process begins
• Conrad to be honored with Fiscy Award today
• Ex-boyfriend accused in Fargo apartment fire
• North Dakota's new governor outlines plan for state's economy in his first State of the State address
• The Forum's Financial Fix-Up: Juggling bills on a tight budget
• Weather Talk: Only one of last week's storms met definition of 'blizzard'
• Report shows impact of NDSU research park
• FutureBuilders receives 10K grant
• Where's the beef? West Fargo police investigate suspected employee theft of more than 17 cases of steaks
• North Dakota lawmakers may extend hate crimes to property
• North Dakota chief justice to brief Legislature
• Dayton opts for Medicaid health expansion in Minnesota
• Panel to get report on sustaining Minnesota water quality
• Minnesota DNR market analysis to measure fee price point
• TAMARA DREWE
• Thank you for helping us reach our goal!
• Stutsman County Commission upholds termination of social worker
• One lane of Fargo's 10th Street underpass to temporarily close Wednesday
• Walcott man injured in I-94 pileup dies
• Fargo Theatre passes goal, raises $47,000
• UPDATED: Man killed doing demolition work in Winona identified
• Man found dead outside Horace, N.D., elevator identified
• No coat, no gloves? No problem for teens
• Conveyor belt damaged in fire at Kindred grain elevator
• Pomeroy to work for D.C. law firm on health care policy
• UPDATED: Minn. Legislature begins with smiles before battles
• UPDATED: Dalrymple highlights strategies in State of State to grow North Dakota
• Ramsey County emergency manager resigning
• St. Cloud man turns $100 a week into $1 million
• Judge: Hecker will stay jailed until sentencing
• LISTEN LIVE: WDAY radio shows feature Ternes, West Fargo commissioners
• NDSU concept pharmacy offers free services to faculty and staff
• Fatal ND fire might have been accidental
• Midwest survey suggests continued economic growth
• Winona police investigate deaths of man, woman
• Racy videos raise questions about Navy culture
• Winter Carnival returns to Fargo Theatre
• Road conditions still poor in west-central Minnesota, including I-94 stretch
• Snow removal operations continue in Fargo
• West Fargo announces snow removal plan
• Cass County administrator plans to retire
• Trampled by Turtles returns Feb. 25
• Talk about it: What are you doing with all the snow?
• Cold storm brings Vegas snow, closes I-5 in California
• Body found outside Horace, N.D., elevator
• ND governor says more than 50 rescued during storms
• South Dakota burglary leads to arrest of 5 people from four cities in two states
• Minnesota man gets prison for federal crimes in Iowa
• Grommesh family joins others to watch their 'Extreme Makeover'
• Area leaders set state priorities
• School districts brace to shore up fund
• Take a tour: the 'Extreme Makeover' home
• Amtrak back on track after weekend stoppage
• 18-year-old dies after snowmobile plunges into lake near Nevis, Minn.
• Dayton prepares to become 40th Minnesota governor
• Fargo man cited for driving 86 mph on icy Interstate 94 while road was closed
• WEATHER ANNOUNCEMENT
• Students receive fellowships to research water resources
• Dickey to present Washington perspective on F-M diversion project
• HOLIDAY HOURS
• NDSU provides legislative bill tracking service
• Travers studies plant pathology and climate change with group
• Dowdell publishes paper in Journal of Financial Education
• Scheels donates $5 million gift for NDSU athletic complex
• Human development and education faculty present and publish research
• 31 X 31 ($31,000 by Dec 31st!)
• Students create campaign about dangers of texting and driving
• NDSU graduate students present at conferences
• STONE
• NDSU provost search committee named
• NDSU commencement set for Friday
• Public Health Association organizes on campus
• Offerdahl appointed to American Chemical Society committee
• Perrizo awarded fifth U.S. patent
• Golden Key inducts new members
• Maertens receives Distinguished Service Award
• Krush co-authors article on effective advising relationships
• Khan recieves Distinguished Service Award for sugarbeet research
• New Year's Eve Musical Revue
• NDSU helps producers through Dakota Select Seed
• Bison to play 5th seed, No. 1 Eastern Washington, at 2:30 p.m., Saturday, Dec. 11
• Peirce named to writing taskforce
• NDSU researchers phone home to young scientists from 9,000 miles away
• Heuer publishes paper in Institute of Medicine report
• Pruess receives funds to research biofilm
• Polymer paper one of top 25 articles
• Concert scheduled as tribute to Orv Eidem
• EVENT CANCELED: PARANORMAL INVESTIGATOR CHAD CALEK
• Canku presented at language summit
• Beck earns applied research award
• Heuer appointed to education committee
• Dayton numbers edge up as recount nears end
• Farm industry leaders urge unified voice to rein in EPA regulators
• Holiday show times wrong
• Sleigh ride location wrong
• Weather Talk: Striking optical illusion seen in Tuesday night sky
• Minnesota budget forecast out today
• Hector's food vendor to add bar
• Berg tops House 'millionaires club'
• Synthetic pot, cash stolen at gunpoint from Mother's Music
• Mayville legislator resigns after 20 years
• Shoplifting suspect accused of punching security officer in face three times
• Mom, daughter report man fondling himself in grocery store parking lot
• Cab driver robbed at gunpoint in Fargo
• Superior, WI jeweler says the end is near, so prices are low
• 'Significant' snow possible Friday, weather service says
• Wrestler's ghostwriter has hand in Pawlenty book
• Disney community has first killing in 14 year history
• Bismarck, ND man accused of possessing child pornography
• HOLIDAY ORGAN CONCERTS
• NDSU concept pharmacy offers free services to faculty and staff
• NDSU embraces LIVE REAL Mentor program
• Grazul-Bilska to serve on editorial board
• Defense claims Nakvinda was never in Fargo
• Fargo fall 10th-wettest on record; experts say it's too early for flood predictions
• North Dakota's Earl Pomeroy brings home the most bacon
• Dayton meeting with governors, White House today
• Cass real estate tax statements to be mailed
• Sanford Children's Hospital has new X-ray equipment
• North Dakota Highway Patrol plans enforcement blitz
• Pardon could haunt Pawlenty's presidential bid
• Time's up for Fighting Sioux nickname
• THE TILLMAN STORY
• NDSU signs agreement with school in Pakistan
• Wu to publish in The Journal of Immunology
• Graduate student presents at economic conference
• NCAA: Spirit Lake request will not stop UND logo retirement
• No jail time for 93-year-old driver whose car killed motorcyclist, injured 2
• UPDATED: Counties continue to finish recount as Dayton gains
• "He got framed," says lawyer for defendant as major developments unfold on Gattuso murder trial's first day
• Hubbard County man sentenced to 71 months in Akeley bank robbery
• Orangutan arrives at Wahpeton's Chahinkapa Zoo
• St. Augusta minibus overturns on icy road; 1 hurt
• Dayton heads to Washington, D.C., for Democratic governors meeting
• Up to foot of snow falls in parts of western Minnesota
• Vitamin D debate: New research casts doubt on whether megadoses are helpful
• Salvation Army letter rings opinion bells
• VA struggles to rebuild women's trust
• United States: Leaks are a crime
• Vacant Stanley Hospital to become apartments
• North Dakota judge says he's looking forward to retirement
• Minnesota to get over $8.8M in conservation grants
• Man facing new sexual assault charges after pardon by Minnesota Gov. Pawlenty
• School buses running late as blowing snow creates hazardous driving conditions
• Oduor to present December Science Café
• NDSU welcomes delegation from China Three Gorges University
• Korea Rural Economic Institute and NDSU sign agreement
• North Dakota man gets nearly 5 years prison for child porn
• Murder trial set to kick off Tuesday with jury selection
• Man charged in Minnesota hit-and-runs that killed 1
• Man gets 5-year prison sentence in North Dakota fraud case
• Dewey's accused killer wants trial moved again
• Moorhead Fire Department responds to mobile home fire
• UPDATED: Few problems reported as small counties finish Minnesota governor recount
• West Fargo man gets two days for punching pit bill puppy
• Letter to the editor on Salvation Army bell ringers: "Enough with holiday beggars"
• Portraits: Evelyn Weninger
• Wishes granted for area families
• Santa Village
• 'The Nutcracker' dances to life on stage
• Seven generations of Salvation Army
• Judge to decide if former American Indian Movement suspect must testify
• North Dakota Capitol Christmas tree to be lighted
• Insurer UnitedHealth expects 2011 profit to slip
• 2 in custody for Minnesota bar shooting
• Robbers take cash from stroke Minnesota victim
• North Dakota brothers to plead guilty in traffic stop case
• North Dakota man sentenced for bar burglary
• Charges dropped against Fargo doctor
• NDSU to hold 'A Tribute to Orv' concert
• NDEMSA to hold stakeholder summits
• 'Best job in the world'
• North Dakota human rights group sponsoring two events
• Higher Education Notebook: New partnership targets science, math proficiency
• Ask Your Government: Reader asks about average North Dakota college tuition
• Wounded swan lives to love again
• MSUM developing degree in sustainability
• Black Friday: Shoppers forgo sleep for serious discounts
• Gifts of Generosity: Car wash helped cure loneliness
• Police arrest 3 teens in 3 sexual assaults
• Lakota language program gets grant
• 'Snow Bash' slated for Fargo students
• Weather Talk: Wind chill index to assess cold danger is incomplete
• NDSU football: Playoffs promise payoff
• Bison playoff game will be televised live Saturday night
• FedEx finds missing radioactive equipment shipped from Fargo
• UPDATED: Minneapolis police arrest 3 teens for 3 sexual assaults
• Fatal medical problem caused car crash
• Barnesville loses state title game 19-13
• North Dakota woman allegedly hits pedestrian with vehicle
• Wounded Wisconsin swan lives to love again
• Crashes, cars in ditch keep North Dakota troopers busy
• Essentia to keep iconic sculptures
• Dentist's gift puts smile back on woman's face
• Giving of themselves: Volunteers deliver Thanksgiving meals
• Weather Talk: Freezing rain occurs in our area every winter
• Bismarck to return federal grant money
• Change-of-plea hearing set for 93-year-old North Dakota woman
• Lakota language gets a boost
• 80 St. Cloud-based soldiers leave this weekend
• On Black Friday, early birds catch the deals
• NDSU's Dean of College of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences steps down
• Undergraduate researchers receive awards
• National Weather Services cancels blizzard watch
• MATBUS announces routes will cancel early tonight due to weather
• Red Kettle Run cancelled
• NDSU dean to return to faculty position
• Moorhead man to face pot trafficking charges
• US moves to make synthetic marijuana illegal
• Group calls on next Minnesota governor to close racial gap
• Minnesota high school wrestler recovering from head injury suffered during practice
• Weather Talk: Despite Monday's snowfall, Nov. precip below average
• Wrong phone number
• Snow and stuffing: Blizzard conditions to roll into F-M for Thanksgiving
• Minnesota State Canvassing Board in recount balancing act
• Blizzards and gizzards: F-M could set record for whitest Thanksgiving
• Dilworth man accused of forcible sexual assault
• US Humane Society accuses Willmar hatchery of abuses
• Xcel to pay $10,000 in home explosion
• Grain storage sets record in North Dakota
• Airport lines move smoothly despite warnings
• Bresciani expands cabinet to include faculty and staff representation
• WAITING FOR SUPERMAN
• THE BLENDERS
• Annual McNair Scholars Research Forum scheduled
• Louie Anderson coming to Fargo Theatre
• Humane Society alleges abuse, cruelty at Willmar Poultry hatchery
• Local TV personality Charley Johnson to be co-anchor at WDAZ-TV in Grand Forks
• New addresses for three Fargo sex offenders
• Blizzard watch in effect late Wednesday night into Thursday
• Tensions high as North, South Korea trade shelling
• Holiday garbage collection dates announced
• Man dies in tractor accident near Ulen
• UPDATED:Board orders recount in Minnesota governor's race
• Marshall man killed in on ice-caused crash in southern Minnesota
• Appeals Court: Khat is illegal in Minnesota
• Interstate 94 west of Fergus Falls reopens after morning crash
• Conrad, Dorgan: EPA ruling clears way to move more water off Devils Lake
• St. Paul special ed teacher sentenced for child porn
• Clay County responders dispatched to report of man trapped under tractor
• Holiday Lights Parade slated for tonight
• 8 over 80: Staying active pleases 'retiree'
• Former UND student leader in hospice care
• Company shuts down North Dakota oil well after spill
• Cousins' wrestling turns violent in Fargo
• Wednesday flu clinic in West Fargo canceled
• Belcourt man accused of hitting child's mom with bottle
• Fargo man charged in Mellow Mood burglary
• Moorhead City Council balks at bridge proposal
• 41 states see job gains in October, most in 5 months; North Dakota again leads nation in lowest rate
• Licensed grain storage sets record in North Dakota
• NDSU Provost announces retirement from administrative post
• Road closures planned in Fargo-Moorhead for Tuesday's Holiday Lights Parade
• Second woman dies from injuries suffered in Saturday night accident near Litchfield
• Slick conditions lead to more than a dozen auto accidents in Jamestown, N.D.
• New stink bug makes first appearance in Minnesota
• NEW DETAILS: Vikings fire Brad Childress as head coach, WDAY AM 970 to carry 3 p.m. press conference live
• Minnesota high court taking comments on camera options
• North Dakota Army National Guard sees new leader take command
• Barnes County North school honored in Washington
• Hubbard County social workers feel squeeze
• Boy drowns after falling through ice in Minot
• North Dakota 18-year-old killed while walking on Manitoba highway
• Grand Forks men sentenced for untagged deer
• Blustery Turkey Day expected
• Bison bring playoffs to Fargodome
• Renewable energy push leads to price jolt for rural electric co-ops
• 8 over 80: Retired neurosurgeon, 94, stays busy as consultant
• Fargo man charged in connection with Mellow Mood burglary
• Three survive hovercraft sinking in Minnesota's Hubbard County
• Minnesota Supreme Court sets Emmer ballot hearing in governor recount
• 'Playful' wrestling between male, female cousins turns violent
• 24-year-old Fargo man dies after crash on icy I-29
• North Dakota AG says health care legal challenges justified
• Company shuts down oil well in ND after spill
• Weekend ice storm in Twin Cities strands passengers in Duluth
• 56 citations issued in West Fargo traffic safety blitz
• West Fargo drunk driving blitz turns up no arrests
• NDSU's provost retiring from administrative duties and plans return to faculty
• Park visitors centers close for holiday
• Boy drowns after falling through ice in Minot
• Icy rain sweeps into Minnesota; 1 dead on slick roads
• UPDATE: Tickets, tailgating passes being sold today for NDSU football playoff game
• Man who helped track Oswald gets his due 47 years later
• Flu shot clinic planned Wednesday in West Fargo
• New bus route set to roll on Monday
• Cities weigh growth against diversion protection
• Reading the signs of speeding: Traffic blitz reveals driving tendencies
• Eriksmoen: UND head football coach served on Supreme Court
• Parade shines spotlight on F-M downtowns
• Nine adoptions finalized in Fargo on National Adoption Day
• Ask Your Government: Reader asks about trucks parked on interstate ramps
• North Dakota Political Notebook: Towner rancher chosen as Senate Dem leader
• K-12 Notebook: West Fargo teachers earn technology grants
• Oil-filled wine bottles being sold in North Dakota towns
• Governor recount battle heats up
• Show highlights North Dakota-made products
• Minnesota School Board Association wants schools to expand bullying policies
• Oil-filled wine bottles being sold in North Dakota towns
• More than 3rd of ND votes cast before Election Day
• North Dakota ag groups holding annual conventions
• New plan is 'scary' for those upstream
• Colleges emphasize suicide education
• Fill the Dome food drive in full swing as climax approaches
• Moorhead officials want clarification for residents on utility transfer process
• Medical board declines disciplinary action against Fargo abortion doctor
• Schools, parents, North Dakota legislators discuss bullying causes, prevention
• Fargo-Moorhead could see around 2 inches of snow this weekend
• Minnesota high school ag teacher inspires state program
• Pope: condoms can be justified in some cases
• Officers swarm rugged Utah canyon after park ranger shot
• TSA: Pilots to be exempt from intrusive screening
• UND geology team heading to Antarctica
• Devils Lake ND could have public smoking ban soon
• One dead after Friday night car accident in Mahnomen County
• Winona LaDuke presentation at NDSU rescheduled
• Women in Research luncheon/workshop scheduled
• Technology and higher education help Fargo top Best Performing Cities report
• NDSU among 32 colleges named exemplars of pre-tenure faculty job satisfaction
• Corps reveals new details of Fargo-Moorhead diversion
• Veteran sentenced for Cooperstown standoff
• Attorney General working on changes to North Dakota 'sexting' law
• Pit bulls maul resident in North Dakota town of Des Lacs
• Six establishments fail F-M alcohol compliance checks
• Next University of Minnesota president signs for $610,000
• Valley City man dies, Williston man injured following rollovers near Jamestown
• Fargo police write up 83 more citations, including 61 for speeding
• Moose shooting in North Dakota's Traill County prompts request for public's help
• Bullying topic of public discussion Friday at Fargo school
• Recall petitions approved against sheriff in Walsh County
• Police chase ends in apartment bathroom
• Flu shots Wednesday at West Fargo High
• Refrigerator rebate program reinstated
• Fargo woman wins Gopher 5 Jackpot
• LIVESTRONG program enrollment open
• Benefit for Mosser set Saturday in Harwood
• Traffic accidents on rise in Williston
• Report: North Dakota last in traffic-safety laws
• UPDATED: Minnesota Supreme Court may hear arguments Monday in governor recount
• Former Moorhead bus driver pleads not guilty to porn charges
• Pinnacle flight aborts takeoff from Twin Cities
• Stocks soar as GM jumps; worries over Ireland ease
• Geosciences faculty and student present at Geological Society meeting
• NDSU Bookstore plans Santa visit and more
• Family therapy information session scheduled
• THE GIRL WHO KICKED THE HORNET’S NEST
• Prosecutors: Hecker tried to marry girlfriend during attorney time
• Minnesota community leader charged with child porn
• Third driving lane open on eastbound 32nd Avenue South in Fargo
• Northside Fargo traffic safety blitz results in 65 citations
• House Democrats stick with Pelosi
• Eva Longoria files for divorce from Tony Parker
• US Marshals in Hawaii capture North Dakota man
• Emmer takes election issue to high court
• Prosecutors won't appeal nude image case but file new charge against NDSU student
• An open letter from the family of Cassidy Andel, who took her life Nov. 4
• Wis. man shoots TV over Palin dance
• Alzheimer's group offers support by telephone
• ND State Coin Show Saturday at Doublewood
• West Fargo tree lighting scheduled for Dec. 6
• Fargo traffic push yields 73 Main Ave. citations
• Forum seeks stories of hope, generosity
• North Dakota task force to pursue fugitives
• Mahnomen killer stockpiled his medications
• Fargo women's clinic abortion doctor won't be charged
• UPDATED: Patrol identifies driver injured when car crashes into overturned semi hauling batteries, paint thinner
• Minnesota GOP legislative leaders a mix
• Talk About It: Speed limits in Fargo-Moorhead
• Mapleton's Water Superintendent resigns after being placed on administrative leave
• Craig Morgan Scheels Arena show canceled
• New North Dakota oil formation drawing interest
• Men sentenced in Mandan taxi shooting
• News conference planned to celebrate return of Dakota Marker
• Career Center conducts employment survey
• NDSU researchers present at microelectronics symposium
• Gay issues spark uproar at Minnesota Catholic school
• Giant fiberglass steer used at State Fair stolen from St. Paul
• Traffic enforcement blitz nets 58 more speeders in Fargo
• Forum asks readers for stories of hope and generosity
• Minnesota teen charged in Iowa store shootings
• ND task force aims to apprehend wanted fugitives
• Police back Bison football coach Craig Bohl as traffic safety pitch man
• Fargo police announce campaign to improve traffic safety
• Fargo amps up city recycling efforts
• Weather Talk: Blizzard hit region today in epic winter of 1996-'97
• Moorhead City Council weighs fake gun ordinance
• Fargo city employees' health care premiums going up
• Moorhead City Council: More weather sirens needed?
• Cass County to sell forfeited property to recoup back taxes
• Fatal crash reports in prosecutors' hands
• Two Minnesota counties agree to release information to Emmer
• Judge to rule whether Mandan noise law is valid
• ND ag commissioner to lead trade delegation to Cuba
• American Crystal payments might be modern record
• LISTEN LIVE: Fargo police chief to address safe driving campaign featuring NDSU's Craig Bohl
• 3 dozen firefighters put out downtown Duluth blaze
• Prosecutor declines criminal charges for women's clinic physician whose license had expired
• NDSU hosts doctoral students from Kazakhstan
• Spiering presents at conference
• Fargo police issue 41 citations at 12th Avenue blitz
• Facebook to integrate e-mail into unified messaging system
• Oklahoma company buys chunk of Bakken in North Dakota
• Hunter dies from apparent accidental gunshot wound in Minnesota's Otter Tail County
• Fargo adding drop sites to encourage businesses to recycle
• Fargo police to begin major traffic safety push
• UPDATED: Class for parents on dating issues, healthy relationships slated Tuesday at Fargo's Ben Franklin
• Fort Berthold man faces six federal charges
• Fewer sandbags to be needed thanks to mitigation projects
• Weather Talk: Temperature milestones coming up soon in area
• Clay County marriage licenses (Nov. 15, 2010)
• Fargo misdemeanors (Nov. 15, 2010)
• Strong Canadian dollar a gift for local retailers
• Lawmakers confront farm subsidies
• Minnesota seems ready for recount 2.0
• Logo by logo, UND changing its brand
• LISTEN LIVE: Utility's $20,000 sponsorship of hockey event topic of discussion during today's "Jay Thomas Show"
• Scientists propose one-way trips to Mars
• Minnesota Zoo dolphin named
• Demolition begins at tornado-damaged Wadena school
• Some rural Minnesota counties lag on seat belt use
• Hunter found safely on Lake Vermilion island
• ND woman argues sentence in Gilby bank robbery
• Twin Cities impound lots busy after snowstorm
• Eriksmoen: Man could link railroads, couldn't visualize canal
• Halgrimson: Fargo-Moorhead motor courts part of past
• Mary of the prairie: Statue looks over North Dakota farmland
• Alltel, AT&T donate free phone cards for troops
• 'Witches, Wizards, Wildlife' event Friday
• Moorhead Soroptimists seek award applicants
• Ask Your Government: Reader inquires about North Dakota's laws concerning farm trucks
• North Dakota Political Notebook: Teens needed for traffic safety contest
• Minnesota Political Notebook: Minnesota's chances to host political convention don't look good
• Minnesota police dog stable after being stabbed 4 times
• Wadena-Deer Creek wins Class 2A volleyball title
• Twin Cities, parts of southern MN get nearly a foot of new snow
• NDSU officials evacuate research building as precaution after incident
• Sen.-elect Hoeven against banning earmarks
• Legislation not yet named
• Santa at Scheels Nov. 20
• Weather Talk: First half of November pleasant in most years
• Cruelty suspect not found in Denver
• Boys Ranch breaks ground in Fargo
• Wrigley: Travel expenses not an issue
• Fargo clinic doctor renews license, but could still face charges
• Concordia women's playoff soccer game postponed to Sunday because of heavy snow
• Name of person killed, three passengers released in rollover accident near Hatton, ND
• Two arrested for DUI at overnight Fargo police checkpoint
• ND native to compete in her fourth Iditarod Trail Sled Dog Race
• MN ceremony honors officers killed in line of duty
• Ceremony marks end to biggest road construction project in MN history
• MN man, 3 sons memorialized after Wyoming plane crash
• Minneapolis suspect jumps from freeway ramp, dies
• Landscape architecture students design exhibits for Fargo Library
• Faculty members publish, present and receive awards
• Bison women's soccer team loses 4-3 in penalty kicks to Texas A&M
• Concordia volleyball swept in first round by Whitworth
• 1 killed, 3 injured in rollover near Hatton, N.D.
• Force goalie Massa commits to Nebraska-Omaha
• Moorhead's Trollwood site renamed Bluestem
• North Dakota state lawmakers elect leaders next week
• Diversion cost incorrect
• Weather Talk: Latest sunrise of the year occurred last Saturday
• Conrad: Deficit reality looms for nation
• Conrad mulls Ag Committee chairmanship
• White pages get disconnected
• Holiday shopping battle starts to heat up
• North Dakota church bolts over ELCA agricultural proposal
• Deputy: Reported contact with dog-knifing suspect false
• Fargo police investigate strong-arm robbery
• Injured parties identified in West Fargo rollover accident
• Unused stove sparked Lidgerwood school fire
• Wanted Belcourt man swims across Red River in attempt to elude police
• Return to crime scene results in Moorhead man's arrest
• Fargo man accused of assaulting bar patron with beer mug
• Minot State dorm has head lice problem
• North Dakota Sen.-elect Hoeven doesn't back earmark ban
• 8th mountain lion killed in western North Dakota
• Wrigley: US Atty travel probe didn't include me
• Conrad may leave budget post to chair Senate Ag committee
• Cravaack taps Grams for transition help
• Veterans Day observances scheduled
• Amazon no longer selling guide for pedophiles
• Soldier's service honored: French Legion of Honor bestowed on Fargo man
• Three Affiliated Tribes election contested
• Moorhead fire chief's case in hands of prosecutor
• Three groups mobilize to observe Minnesota governor recount
• Private diversion meeting draws fire
• Former UND basketball star arrested for failure to pay child support
• Man gets 66 years in couple's slaying
• Three Affiliated Tribes election contested
• Bullying workshop held in Fargo for schools
• Harvin misses practice again battling migraine
• Sheriff: No 'witch hunt' over bullying in Cooperstown case
• Recount affirms sheriff results for Minnesota's Cass County
• Weather Talk: Number of factors created Tuesday's record warmth
• Filmmaker scopes out ND for possible documentary
• Intent ruled out in Lidgerwood school blaze
• Guitarist Kottke returns to Fargo Theatre
• Election poll methodology in Minnesota to undergo review
• 2 duck hunters rescued from Otter Lake in Minnesota's Anoka County
• Wisconsin's PSC to hold hearings possible rate increase
• SBA aid made available in Dakotas, Nebraska, Minnesota
• St. Paul man allegedly gouges out man's eye with ice scraper
• Man robbed after giving acquaintance ride home
• Northstar commuter rail line turning a year old as ridership lags
• Driver identified in crash near Wolverton
• Washington state bans alcoholic energy drinks
• Communication faculty/students publish
• Miller, Law to present
• NDSU Bookstore announces events
• Despite warm temps, winter is coming
• Minot Air Force squadron heading to Guam
• Worker from Michigan killed in North Dakota oil patch
• South Dakota fisheries department collects 1 million salmon eggs for Lake Oahe
• Murder convictions upheld in Grand Forks drug slaying
• Spam and a slow tow for thousands stranded on Carnival cruise ship
• Minnesota woman charged in stealing racy photos of Major League Baseball player
• Clay County investigating fire that burned six buildings on abandoned farmstead near Felton, Minn.
• LISTEN LIVE: Mothers of bullying victims talk live today on WDAY AM 970
• Lidgerwood school officials meeting with state fire marshal
• Minnesota tax collections exceed expectations by $46 million in October
• Feds proposes graphic cigarette warning labels
• North Dakota names new state epidemiologist
• Prison sentence for former Fargo businessman upheld
• Willmar man seriously injured in Interstate 94 rollover
• Isern and Miller receive awards
• North student arrested after knife found in car
• Native American storyteller/musician to perform
• Reports released on fatal Fargo crashes
• Shortcourse attracts participants
• November cloudiest month, with an average of 18 days
• Bromley to serve as grant panelist
• MnSCU bonuses criticized during times of layoffs, salary freezes
• Faculty/staff present at conferences
• Blue Cross Blue Shield lays off 63 workers in cost-cutting move
• Presentation on Gen. William S. Rosecrans set for Nov. 19
• Despite some complaints, DirecTV has no immediate plans to offer high-definition local channels
• ND murder trial likely to have medical testimony
• Cass felonies
• USDA slightly lowers small-grain estimates
• Clay marriage licenses
• ND soybean crop still expected to be record size
• Charge filed against suspect in Red Lake reservation shootings
• GOP adds to legal team for Minnesota governor race recount
• Truck driver injured in rollover near Jamestown
• UPDATED: Man who drowned near Crookston found by searchers
• Emmer plans for transition to Minnesota governor's office, just in case
• Fargo sets record-high temperature
• Fargo man listed in 'satisfactory condition" after farming accident
• Fire destroys two Lidgerwood Public School classrooms, forces postponement of volleyball tournament
• Moorhead City Council clarifies Trollwood naming rights
• Clay County felonies (Nov. 8, 2010)
• Applicants sought for North Dakota's Higher Education board
• 52nd Avenue reopened, stretch of Veterans Blvd closed
• Authorities tentatively identify body found by hunters in west-central Minnesota
• UPDATED: Blue Cross Blue Shield of ND to lay off 63 workers
• Attorney for Tom Emmer, candidate for Minnesota governor, says no thought to waiving recount
• Bismarck man offers drugs as payment for spilled drinks
• FATAL CRASHES: Fargo police conclude 2 separate investigations into fatal car crashes last month
• Man runs over, kills black bear with combine while harvesting corn in SE Minnesota
• Sanford doctor focuses on American Indian health
• ND harvest advances as favorable weather returns
• Experts skeptical of lawsuit in Minnesota governor's race
• Dry, warm Minnesota weather allows resumed fieldwork
• Novice unseats political giant
• Kathy Anderson appointed Trollwood arts school executive director
• Fargo nonprofit brings supplies to Sudan
• Patton Oswalt to play Fargo Theatre
• Portraits: West Fargo Packers football chain gang
• Diversity and leadership program accepting nominations
• Fargo boosts sign visibility for night, winter driving
• Information Technology hires
• Weather Talk: Single flower illustrates extended autumn season
• NDSU and UND partner on Area Health Education Center
• Three injured in Otter Tail County during deer opener
• Boy Band Allstar Weekend cancels Tuesday show in Fargo for Disney date
• Moorhead flood work to close Rivershore Drive
• Statewide poverty forum planned in Fergus Falls
• 2 separate hunting accidents reported in Otter Tail County
• North Dakota Autism Center seeks donations for auction
• Man hurt after platform of deer stand collapses near Pelican Rapids
• Pawlenty fails to bag deer on opener
• Bottineau considering forming own police force
• Bloomington teen hurt in hunting accident
• Jamestown has good summer for tourism
• 17-year-old apparently drowns in Minnesota water park
• North Dakota cowboy fends off muggers with a kick
• North Dakota political notebook: Tourism sites receive funding
• No criminal charges in UND crash
• Higher education notebook: UND aims to 'ignite the spirit'
• Services set for West Fargo man killed in plane crash
• Thanksgiving Farmers Market set Tuesday
• Some Minnesota offices won't offer new licenses
• Minnesota priest cited in undercover police sting
• Economy recovering, but recession's shadow is long
• Minn. carpenter finishes 4,000-mile charity run
• Oakland residents awaken to broken windows, debris after protest
• GOP: Some Republicans considered approaching Kent Conrad to switch parties if GOP tied for Senate control
• UPDATED: Man shoots wrist in Clay County hunting accident
• Power line kills man in Duluth
• Zellers to be speaker in GOP-run Minnesota House
• Services set for West Fargo man killed in Wisconsin plane crash
• Becker County house fire leaves woman injured
• Fargo City Hall closed for Veterans Day
• Minnesota Senate Dems pick Bakk as leader
• Fargo man accused of sexual assaults
• Minnesota GOP takeover a bane for gay marriage
• Social Security concerns group
• NDSU, UND join forces to offer degree
• Weather Talk: Coastal US has been given a break from hurricanes
• Music students place at competition
• Fulbright reception to be held at NDSU
• Dayton, Emmer urged to prepare for office
• El Zagal Patrol Ladies to host Tour of Homes
• Minnesota Senate Democrats pick Bakk as leader
• Morrie Lanning's tenure may bring clout
• Outlying cities vote against flood sales tax
• Hope mourns loss of former youth director
• Rural areas proved vital in Berg win
• Couple accused of being drunk at store with kids
• Burglary charge filed in alleged marital spat
• Man convicted in traffic deaths accused of DWI
• State Board approves joint master’s program for NDSU, UND
• Timing of farm bill may change
• North Dakota Gov. John Hoeven says he'll resign Dec. 7
• Earl Pomeroy's future plans unknown
• USD joins Missouri Valley Football Conference
• UND gets site approval for new alumni center
• Minnesota GOP seeks reports of voting irregularities
• UPDATED: School officials say 'no one was in danger' after guns brought to Fargo South High, police arrest eight teens
• UPDATE: Victims identified in Red Lake shooting; suspect remains at large
• Man shot by police dies in Bloomington
• Bachmann bid for GOP leadership gets cool reaction
• Measure 1: North Dakota favors Legacy Fund
• 3 shot on northern Minnesota reservation
• GOP sweeps North Dakota statewide races
• Man sentenced to 6 years in prison for assault at youth basketball game
• Measure 2: High-fence hunting ban fails
• INSIDE JOB
• Fergus approves arena sales tax
• GOP takes over Minnesota Legislature after 38 years
• Clay incumbent commissioner retains seat
• LISTEN LIVE: Obama's speech reacting to election results to be broadcast live on WDAY AM 970 at noon
• AARP seeks volunteer driver safety instructors
• 4 cars derail from Red River Valley & Western train in Leonard, ND
• North Dakota voters join 'tide of dismay' despite wealth
• Conrad disappointed with election results
• Winners of posts in Cass County
• RDO Caters Taters Thursday in Fargo
• UPDATED: Pawlenty prepared to stay on as governor until vote decided
• Bachmann to run for GOP leadership in the House
• Delta Air Lines flight attendants reject union
• 'Person of interest' sought in Moorhead stabbing
• About half of Minnesota school districts see levy success
• ND lieutenant governor to choose his own successor Thursday
• Beckermann to present at national conference
• Walsh County sheriff candidate fired by opponent boss
• Host families sought for Thanksgiving
• Xcel Energy requests Minnesota electric rate increase
• ‘Walk the Talk’ rally set for Thursday
• North Dakota man reports uninvited couple in his hot tub
• Clay County races decided Tuesday
• Jury: Minnesota woman owes $1.5M for song-sharing
• Minnesota voters look at new conservative and veteran liberal for governor
• Pandora founder to host town hall meeting Nov. 9 at Babb's
• Report ranks North Dakota first in state competitiveness, third in academic research and development
• Hanson, Fargo police officer, considered for Hawley post
• Report: 10-year-old gives birth in southern Spain
• South Dakota man dies in Richland County crash
• UPDATED: Recovery of bodies in Wyoming plane crash under way
• Exercise and rheumatoid arthritis educational forum scheduled
• Madrigal Dinners schedule announced
• UPDATED: Dunseith man killed, another hurt in crash near Rugby
• Incorrect employment for exercise expert
• UPDATED: GOP gains House seats; tea party favorites thrive
• Funding clarification
• Hoeven declared winner in ND Senate race
• Weather Talk: Fargo-Moorhead experiences warmest October since 1994
• Berg, Pomeroy neck and neck for ND US House seat
• No one hurt in Fargo deck fire
• Tea time: GOP nears House control, piling up wins
• Future teachers must show, not just tell, skills
• Sales tax for flood control gets widespread support
• Argument about money prompts Minnesota man to fatally stab wife of 24 years
• ND's first Republican U.S. senator in quarter century
• 1 man killed, another hurt in crash near Rugby, ND
• Berg unseats Pomeroy for ND's lone US House seat
• Devils Lake city commissioner arrested for drunken driving, concealed weapon
• West Fargo brothers arrested for punching each other in head in pickup as 1-year-old rode in back
• Homicide defendant's mother accused of stalking
• Lane reduction planned for Center Avenue in Moorhead
• Seasonal parking restrictions begin today in Fargo
• Ex-assistant county attorney disbarred for 'nice guy' prostitution ring
• Passerby reports house fire in south Fargo, two pets rescued
• Police identify body found in burned Bismarck car
• Bison BEST robotics Game Day held
• Not guilty plea in death caused by leap from car
• Gillam and graduate students present research on bats
• Suspect aims to have confession to Moorhead murder thrown out
• Portraits: Fargo Moorhead Croquet League
• Felony charges filed in standoff in Kindred
• Kindred standoff culminates in arrest
• Regional Studies releases new book
• Birth control could be free for women under new health care law
• Library event features NDSU students
• Oakport Township dikes taking shape
• Costume collection presents paisley items
• Neighborhood vanishes: Flood buyouts claim all homes in Oxbow's Heritage Hills
• Science Café scheduled
• 'Extreme' price tag exceeds $30,000
• Red River appears to have crested at 20.97 feet, beginning to recede
• Weather Talk: October finished close to average for rainfall
• Fargo vandals scare off car's owner, break windows
• Local Girl Scouts collect over 2,000 food items
• Victim of train-semitrailer collision near Williston ID'd
• Minnesota psychic gains national acclaim
• Sterger's lawyer says no Monday meeting with NFL to discuss Favre allegations
• Minnesota candidates on the move as clock runs down
• Audit finds ex-director of Alerus misspent $13K
• Cass County voters guide
• Communion denied to same-sex marriage supporters in Minnesota
• North Dakota woman to plead guilty to theft
• Man in hobo costume arrested for underage drinking
• Minnesota deer hunters urged to buy licenses early
• Unbuckled former Minnesota state trooper killed in crash
• 40 Days for Life ends with prayers
• Grand Forks looks to expand Renaissance Zone
• Fargo couple says Stewart-Colbert rally 'friendly'
• Suicide intervention training set in January
• LARL fall used book sale Nov. 13-14 in Moorhead
• Comics rally for civility in front of thousands on National Mall
• United Way to host community meetings
• North Dakota Cowboy Hall of Fame nominations sought
• Moorhead road project to start Monday
• Benefit planned Nov. 14 for Wadena Relief Fund
• Pontiac goes out of business today after 84 years
• Moorhead school bus driver arrested for child porn
• Women's clinic doctor's license lapsed; clinic officials are calling an oversight
• Blaine girl killed on way to school
• Agency called too cozy with oil
• Police: Bloomington man found in fatality
• North Dakota schools urged to target bullying
• Minnesota hunters can now register by phone, internet
• North Dakota bats caught, counted, released
• Kitchen fire damages 45th Street McDonald's in Fargo
• Weather Talk: Each dry November day essentially shortens winter
• UPDATED: Negotiator in contact with suspect in ongoing Kindred standoff
• Fire cause may remain undetermined
• ND hunters encouraged to donate deer to charity
• Foxholm bar gets OK for exotic dancers
• Inspectors try to slow spread of emerald ash borer
• Dayton gives pep talk at Minnesota union hall
• Minnesota officials shut down voter-discount promotion
• Wyoming search resumes for missing plan with Minnesotans aboard
• Minnesota governor hopeful Horner seeks votes at simulcast of Stewart rally
• Big 3 on move as Minnesota governor race nears end
• ND Republican candidates go on bus tour in campaign's final days
• UPDATED: Laughs, activism blend as thousands throng to Stewart-Colbert rally
• Fargo performer victim of hate crime
• Appeal rejected in North Dakota drug case
• Twins exercise Kubel's 2011 option, decline same for Punto
• Obama told of 'potential terrorist threat'
• Man receives 19 years in North Dakota drug case
• Moorhead bus driver arrested on charges of possessing child pornography
• Popular drag performer attacked in downtown Fargo
• 5 faculty receive funding for NASA-related research
• Open house scheduled for Go Far charity teams
• Valley City to recognize returning Guard troops
• Fully nude strip club owner hopes to reopen soon north of Fargo
• Minnesota absentee ballots under close scrutiny
• Fargo sex offender assessed as high risk, police say
• Prairie Public to host debate on Measure 1
• Minnesota governor candidates fire away in final TV debate
• Robotics competition opens today in Fargo
• Pfizer recalls Lipitor due to moldy smell
• North Fargo garage damaged in blaze
• NEVER LET ME GO
• MN hunter shot in the eye in SD
• Wahpeton man pleads not guilty to attempted murder
• More search flights planned in western Wyoming
• South Korea: North Korea opens fire at border
• Northwest North Dakota bar gets OK for topless dancing event
• UPDATED: Harwood Elementary closes, students sent home, after sewer backup
• Cass marriage licenses
• Two drivers killed in icy crash near Killdeer
• Clay divorces
• Minnesota man wanted on sex charge arrested in Texas
• ND panel recommends $85 million in new spending for K-12 education
• Red River forecast to rise to 20.5 feet, more than 2 feet above minor flood stage
• Poll: Dayton leads Emmer by 12 points in race for Minnesota governor
• Girl Scouts to Trick or Treat So Others Can Eat Saturday
• Science Museum of Minnesota mummy to get CT scan
• 40 percent recidivism rate for convicts
• Detroit Lakes man faces felonies after woman assaulted, puppy killed
• Victims of Minnesota fire ambush out of hospital
• Search continues for missing plane, piloted by Minnesota man, in Wyoming
• 7 more sickened after drinking raw milk in Minnesota
• South Dakota tops again for business friendly tax system, North Dakota moves up list
• MSUM student found naked in study room
• Ogema teen injured in crash is off respirator, technically not in coma
• Section 8AA Cross Country Meet moved to Friday
• ND EPSCoR announces call for GSRA applications
• Radical resistance: Area Somalis work to keep youth from insurgents
• Poll: Berg, Pomeroy in dead heat
• Cass minors
• NTSB: Air controller erred in near-miss over Minn.
• MN immigrant rights group: Move All-Star game
• ND early voting equals 25 percent turnout so far
• Former Grand Forks doctor to plead guilty
• LISTEN LIVE: Moorhead officials discuss proposed operating levy today on Christopher Gabriel Program
• 2nd guilty plea accepted in fatal Richland crash
• FORWARD project schedules panel discussion
• New forecast now calls for minor Red River flood in Fargo-Moorhead
• North Dakota oil output to break record
• American Crystal Sugar donates to MSUM July 4 fireworks display
• Man accused of stealing taxi, leading authorities on chase
• Prosecutor: Aiding suicide trial should go forward
• MSUM seeks Fourth of July funding
• Good season predicted for Minnesota deer hunters
• Citing need, Fill The Dome effort sets higher goal
• Up to 8 inches of snow falls in region
• GOP ad comes under fire for violating debate rules
• Recent presentations and awards
• Fong touts tax breaks; Kaldor advocates reform
• Institute for Regional Studies named top state genealogy website
• AAUW seeks donations for used book sale
• NDSU Baroque Festival scheduled
• Junior League Jubilee set Nov. 12 in Fargo
• Lynnda Nelson benefit set for Thursday
• Police officer shot while responding to house fire in Fairmont, Minn.
• Police: Man sets fire, shoots officer, citizen in bizarre apparent suicide
• Weather seems chilly now, but it won't come January
• Fargo School Board meets at 5:30 tonight to discuss school construction votes
• Lane reopens on 32nd Avenue South at 36th Street in Fargo
• Fargo misdemeanors
• Records show Minnesota utility employee was electrocuted
• Red River to almost reach minor flood stage Sunday
• North Dakota eclipses oil production record
• UPDATED: Massive windstorm howls across the nation's midsection
• Campaign rush is on for Minnesota Vikings owners
• 1 dead in train, truck collision in North Dakota
• UPDATED: Dayton tops spending, Emmer has most left in Minnesota governor race
• ND lawmakers say autism insurance bill needs more study
• UPDATED: High winds shut down 2 of 3 runways at Minneapolis-St. Paul airport
• Taking ND pension funds private gets little support
• Resident assistants and students volunteer for Day of Caring
• Hennepin County charges 47 cases of voter fraud from November 2008 election
• ‘Thought Leader Workshop Series’ receives first SU Impact grant
• Bachmann, Clark tangle in first debate in Minnesota
• 14th Annual United Way Silent Auction planned for Oct. 29
• Fargo included in state travel alert
• Site plan for Boys Ranch faces appeal
• Gear Up for Grants seminar scheduled
• Smoldering issue: Petition takes aim at incense ban
• Mobile technology showroom and design center to visit NDSU Research and Technology Park
• Accused rapist's death thought to be natural
• NDSU Art Cinema Series presents ‘Last Year at Marienbad’
• Poll: Hoeven maintains strong lead over Potter
• GRINDFEST
• Moorhead City Council cuts funding for MSUM's Fourth of July celebration
• Charges unlikely in at least two serious Fargo traffic accidents
• Winter blast on the way
• Massive Midwest storm affects air travel in Fargo
• Wrong last name
• Fargo Public LIbrary hosts Halloween event for adults
• Chang article recognized
• Slowing the flow: North Ottawa project could be model for retention plans
• War of words roils over waffle plan
• Poll: Hoeven maintains strong lead over Potter
• Powerful storm on way to Plains
• Cass misdemeanors
• Moorhead schools to fill four open seats
• Moorhead City Council cuts funding for MSUM Fourth of July celebration
• Clay County minors (Oct. 25, 2010)
• NDSU Bookstore to host Halloween events
• Clay County misdemeanors (Oct. 25, 2010)
• Five Force players named to USA Hockey Junior Select Team
• Weather Talk: 17 named tropical systems in Atlantic Basin this year
• Fargo fire crews respond to water main break on Main
• Clarification
• Sakakawea spawning run one of best in years
• Moorhead man accused of stealing car, setting it on fire
• Fargo-based beef company says it won't lay off workers
• Candidate arrested after pot plants confiscated
• Traffic deaths remain about even in Minnesota
• Poll shows most oppose new Vikings stadium
• FBI files on Wellstone detail threats against him
• WE Fest adds Lambert, Shelton and Rucker to 2011 lineup
• ITS schedules advanced Wimba Classroom training
• Delivery driver stopped 2 times in 1 night for drinking
• Man to plead in drug case in Fargo
• Man to plead on weapons charges in Fargo
• Best Buy 12 get redress options
• Highway Patrol to target right-of-way violations
• Halloween parade Oct. 30 in Fargo
• Jury sides against Moorhead utility
• Pangea festival Nov. 13 at Hjemkomst Center
• Rooks rock at tourney: Novices, masters compete in five rounds of chess
• Group pushes for sales tax 'yes' vote
• Jaeger, Mock face off in secretary of state race
• Minnesota woman killed while getting mail
• Vietnam mom recalls horrifying sequence of flood
• Bachmann says she's "high-value target" for Dems
• Obama likely to focus on deficit in next 2 years
• 2 men die in dirt-bike crash in west of Duluth
• Fargo police: Cashbox caper a head scratcher
• St. Paul man injured in hunting accident near Orr
• 28-year-old accused of raping Fargo woman
• Settlement reached in death of South Dakota bodybuilder
• Fargo man appears on national game show
• UPDATED: Obama campaigns at University of Minnesota
• West Fargo, Bismarck mayors back Berg in House race
• NDSU athletics to host 9th Annual Endowment Recognition Banquet on Oct. 28
• One Fargo sex offender jailed; another moves
• Federal official visits NDSU Research and Technology Park
• $300K for some to play in North Dakota campaigns
• Agriculture, Food Systems, and Natural Resources scholarship recognition luncheon scheduled
• Cash keeps flowing in North Dakota's US House race
• NDSU Visiting Artist Series welcomes Scott, Smith
• Animal science and NDSU’s Center for Nutrition and Pregnancy presentations and publications
• College of Human Development and Education faculty notes
• Division of Fine Arts faculty performances and presentations
• Extension sugar beet specialist presents seminars and receives recognition in Italy
• Strand named National Academy of Kinesiology fellow
• Wang awarded National Science Foundation grant
• ChessNuts Challenge Open Tournament at Concordia College
• American al-Qaida spokesman urges attacks in US
• Wrong address listed
• Beerfest will be back in Bismarck
• Weather Talk: World is polarized - you believe that or you don't
• Power worker injured on ND Guard base in Fargo
• Fargo woman guilty of misusing trust fund
• 2 men die in Minnesota farm accidents
• YOU WILL MEET A TALL DARK STRANGER
• MAO’S LAST DANCER
• CAIRO TIME
• MICMACS
• UPDATED: Tractor rollover in Clay County kills Hawley man
• Fire damages outside wall of apartment in Fargo
• Crews respond to another motorcycle-vehicle crash in Fargo
• "Wally the Beer Man' cited at Twins game
• UND's Potvin named Montana State provost
• NEW DETAILS: Second victim dies in fatal south Fargo motorcycle crash
• Motorcycle-pickup collision sends one man to hospital; traffic on Fargo's 45th Street delayed
• Hoeven, Potter stand firm to positions during second debate
• I’M STILL HERE
• I AM LOVE
• Health care cost increases fairly modest in first wave, insurers say
• Obama boosting health care reform law at 6-month mark
• Certified organic farms on the rise in Minnesota
• U of Minnesota fraternity dealing with crimes
• Trial date set for 93-year-old driver
• Flooding forces Wisconsin city to evacuate downtown
• UPDATED: Concordia raises $37 million toward School of Business
• UPDATED: Regulators investigate near-collision over Minneapolis
• Man charged in anthrax threats to return to Conn.
• Latest Rasmussen poll reflects close race between Berg, Pomeroy
• Sobriety checkpoint scheduled Saturday in Fargo
• No signs of foul play in downtown Fargo unattended death
• NDSU Good Neighbor campaign postponed
• Hoeven, Potter debate today in Fargo
• Wrongfully Accused: Where did the system go wrong?
• Cass marriage licenses
• Police: Husband brandished samurai sword
• Crews to rebuild flawed floodwall in Moorhead
• Wrongfully Accused: Halvorson fears his teaching career is done
• Minnesota bishops targeting same-sex marriage
• Dayton delivers second state budget proposal
• Weather Talk: Southwestern North Dakota sees snow in September
• North Dakota could see $696 million surplus by June
• Judge rejects deal for woman charged in 2008 crash
• TSA to debut body scanner at Minneapolis airport
• Woman receives jail time, restitution order for exploiting elderly man
• U of Minn scientist killed in hit-run crash
• UMinn scientist killed in hit-run crash
• ND Supreme Court upholds $12K bank overdraft fee
• Another research bear killed in Minn.
• PACs report handful of donations in Minnesota judicial races
• TSA to debut body scanner at international airport in Minneapolis
• State: Duluth yacht businessman won't return erroneous $800,000 refund
• Minnesota business lobby sides with GOP's Emmer
• 2 people arrested by Fargo police for prostitution
• Size of case delays pre-trial motions for Zornes in Clay district court
• Fargo Residents are Facing Foreclosure. The NFCC Can Help.
• Bail set at $500,000 for driver accused in attempted murder
• World's oldest man marks 114th birthday in Montana
• UPDATED: Republicans block bill to lift military gay ban
• ND man pleads not guilty to killing brother
• Wrongfully accused: The case - or lack thereof - against Joe Halvorson
• Weather Talk: Dispelling myths about the autumnal equinox
• Minneapolis carbon monoxide leak send 5 to hospital
• Barnes County jailers, nurse save inmate from hanging
• Troopers identify Langdon, ND man killed in crash
• World's oldest man marks 114th birthday in Montana
• UND sets enrollment record of 14,194 students
• ABC's Extreme Makeover teaming up with Fargo company to build new home
• Mayville State breaks enrollment record set in 1969
• ND lawyer disbarred for trying to buy cocaine
• Wadena-Deer Creek High School gears up for demolition
• Menoken man accused of injuring 2 children
• Teen pulls out gun, starts shooting at Rochester skateboard park
• Officials: No detectors at building where carbon monoxide leak injures at least 5
• NDSU reports 1.5 percent enrollment increase
• Horner endorsed by Minnesota Medical Association political arm
• Weather Talk: La Nina doesn't guarantee particular winter weather
• Richardson sentenced to 40 months in prison for 2007 stabbing
• Hawley church votes to leave ELCA
• Bail set at $1.5 million for Willmar man charged with attempted murder for shooting at cop
• New asthma treatment found
• Sen. Conrad backs dam at east end of Devils Lake
• Vikings Purple Planet Week is back
• First U.S. House debate set for Oct. 4
• Armed man shot by Jamestown officers
• Man charged with possession of poisonous spider in Minot
• Eleanor Mondale says chemo has stopped brain tumor
• Eastbound Main Avenue lane closure begins Tuesday in Moorhead
• Fargo commission to discuss Deer Creek Addition tonight
• New ND refinery should make diesel, not gas
• Devils Lake report postponed
• Missing man's van turns up in Chicago
• Best Buy theft ring defendant pleads guilty
• GOP Minn. legislator arrested on suspicion of DWI
• Salute to Guard task force
• Traffic shifting Tuesday morning on 45th Street in fargo
• Walking out of the darkness
• UPDATED: Pomeroy releases private poll showing he leads Berg in U.S. House race
• Farm-to-school program gets kids eating healthy foods
• Lawyer sentenced for cocaine in Minnesota courtroom
• Incorrect figure
• Clay marriage licenses
• Bethany to host aging conference
• Cass marriage licenses
• Frazee Fall Fest set for Sept. 25
• Wahpeton student dress code might be changed
• Family baffled by Minnesota man's disappearance
• Tibetan Buddhist monks to visit University of Mary
• Crash knocks out power in Crookston
• Langdon man dies in early morning crash
• Police: Jamestown man shot after threatening officers with shotgun
• Minot schools turn to portable classrooms
• Fargo Fall Home Show Sept. 25-26 at Civic
• Fargo Library to host back-to-school party
• Weather Talk: September has felt colder because of daytime temps
• Prairie Wetlands center to host volunteer day
• Proctor's deputy chief faces 3 felonies
• Man dies after Minneapolis police use Taser gun to subdue him
• Review: 'They Were Ready' gives soldiers' perspectives
• Veterans treasure 164th reunion for the 65th time in Valley City
• Weather Talk: It is that time of year again when the winter forecast from the Farmer's Almanac
• Gas pump knocked over, falls onto woman in Detroit Lakes
• Judge: Texas man can go home until ND sentencing
• Website connects college feminists
• Man possibly kidnapped from Roseville
• North Dakota coalition lobbies for Legacy Fund
• Fargo, Moorhead named most secure mid-sized cities
• Fake-gun ordinance talk reignites after Moorhead park incident
• Wahpeton student dress code might be changed
• Here is today's West Fest parade route
• About 60 Minn.-based troops returning from Afghanistan
• Fargo man in jail after vehicle-pedestrian accident near MSUM
• 3 lesbian pastors to join Lutheran roster in Minn.
• Prayer service planned for Ogema, Minn., teen struck by car
• American Sarah Shourd begins trip back to US
• Muslim summit planned Sunday over NYC Islamic center
• ND Republican files as write-in in House race
• Canadian man to plead guilty for illegally entry
• UPDATED: Bachmann pulls out of 2012 tea party straw poll
• New York City storm leaves 14-mile path of destruction
• SD theft case involves Social Security payments to dead woman
• Concordia reports stable enrollment
• Updated: 6 arrested in UK in alleged terror threat to pope
• Powerful Hurricane Karl nears Mexican Gulf coast
• Native American wellness event Saturday at MSUM
• Filmmaker collects veterans' stories
• Clay marriage licenses
• Chopper crashes into northeast Minnesota lake
• Minnesota starts absentee voting today under new law
• Lanes reduced on I-29 bridges north of I-94 interchange in Fargo
• 22 people to become US citizens today at MSUM
• Ex-federal corrections officer admits to taking bribes
• 2 tons of fries, but no world record in Grand Forks
• Sheriff: North Dakota boy wanders from home, sleeps in field
• National corn group organizing conference call on VeraSun letters
• Tyrannosaurus rex tooth found during ND fossil dig
• ND Guard soldiers training on Missouri River
• Medora mayor proposes smoking ban
• ND gets $666,000 to promote specialty crops
• Bill draft proposes WSI changes
• Stutsman County commissioner Kaiser dies at age 66
• Delays and detours on Interstate 29
• UND to hold briefing on Fighting Sioux transition
• Altru contributes $6.5M to GF wellness center
• Minn. mother charged after children found bound
• Oliver North plans speech in Fargo
• Grandfather assaulted in western Minn. by grandson
• 4 in custody for Willmar shooting
• Charges against 3 RNC protesters dismissed
• Northbound I-29 traffic being detoured between Harwood and Argusville
• No action on MN public defenders' request
• Freeze watch issued for parts of North Dakota
• Four men arrested for invading Willmar home, shooting at officer
• Wyoming man killed in Minot work accident ID'd
• More than 1,800 enter Bismarck Marathon
• Two Level II offenders change addresses in region
• Wahpeton man pleads to child sex abuse
• Off-duty officer who fired gun during campground dispute won't be charged
• Horner jobs plan: Mix of tax changes, investments
• ND Attorney General Stenehjem's foe blasts steep pay increase
• Carbon monoxide poisoning ruled as cause of death for ex-Blues executive Michael Unhjem
• Stearns County deputy faces more sex charges
• 'Adult hits' station replaces 104.7's Mojo
• Updated: Browerville 18-year-old critically injured in head-on crash near Parkers Prairie
• Two eastbound lanes on I-94 at Red River bridge to be temporarily closed Thursday
• Wisconsin prosecutor 'sexted' abuse victim
• Minnewaukan school gets fed money for move
• Ag Secretary Vilsack a big draw at Big Iron
• North Dakota officials plan offset to federal tax change
• Clay County approves tax hike
• Report: Formula cheats Moorhead schools
• Wrong hometown
• Rebuilt Fargo underpass will close for repairs
• Weather Talk: Hitting 80 degrees looking less likely this September
• Judge: No new trial for former North Dakota workers' compensation exec Sandy Blunt
• Eiffel Tower reopens after bomb threat, evacuation
• Oliver North to kick off chamber speaker series
• Energy construction business opening ND branch
• Tropical storm Karl hits Mexico's Yucatan
• Damaged Clausen Springs Dam repair costs lessen
• Opponent says ND Secretary of State bungled tech spending
• Mothers hope 2 hikers are released soon from Iran
• Chuck E.Cheese recalls toys, fearing kids might swallow batteries
• Duluth cop justified in shooting bat-wielding teen
• Pipeline would move 100K barrels/day from Mont, ND
• Former Fargo attorney pleads guilty to charges connected to drunken driving crash
• Driver hurt in car-semi crash
• McKinnon takes top post for GFMEDC
• ND officials plan offset to federal tax change
• Survey shows North Dakota flush with pheasants
• Appeals court: BNSF case should be retried
• Longtime Forum publisher Marcil to step aside, son will take over in December; FCC President Case�
• Moorhead among districts shortchanged by state for transportation funds
• WF man injured after semi driver fails to yield at intersection
• Mosquito spraying scheduled tonight for Fargo, WF, Oakport Township
• I-94 temporarily closed in ND after acid spill
• Beer prices set to spike
• Pelican Rapids students adjust to four-day school week
• Two injured in head-on crash near Wahpeton
• Burnsville artist wins Minn. duck stamp contest
• Injured man found after 24 hours in the MN woods
• Iran state TV says US woman freed from prison
• Cass won't appeal judge's ruling on synthetic marijuana, plan to enforce rule starting nex
• ND Guard aviators returning from Iraq
• UPDATED: Boy hit by car while skating sent to Minneapolis hospital
• No approval needed for Boys Ranch
• Clay County readies budget for 2011
• Hospice available to all North Dakota children
• Wis., Minn. chase double-voting cases
• Second Colo fire erupts, destroys at least 1 home
• Pizza guy pleads guilty in Moorhead robbery
• Grand Forks man dies after weekend crash
• Trial to begin for man charged in IA lab break-in
• Ex-governor endorses Independence Party candidate in MN
• Baggage area partially evacuated at Mpls. airport
• Statements no longer an issue in ND homicide
• Bail set for wife charged in Lake Crystal shooting
• Grand Forks man dies after weekend crash
• Former BCBS head Mike Unhjem found dead at home
• Several ND hunting seasons set to open later this week
• Iran bail decision on American hiker stirs backlash
• Library book returned 35 years later, $1,400 fine avoided
• UPDATED: ND SAT scores far outpace national average
• Head-on collision near Wahpeton injures 2
• Appeals court upholds phony lawyer's conviction
• MN college student's body found at base of cliff in Wisconsin
• Actress Becky Gulsvig, graduate of Moorhead HS, to be in Hall of Honor
• 45 days ordered in 9th Best Buy sentencing
• WINTER’S BONE
• MIDNIGHT MOVIE SERIES
• Hurricane watch issued for coasts of Mexico, Texas
• Obama rolls out jobs program on Labor Day
• Minn. governor candidate suggests tax cuts
• 15-year-old boy dead after Otter Tail ATV rollover
• Portraits: Fiddlin' Friendzy
• Benefit car show gears up for second year
• West Fargo man running for Dorgan's Senate seat
• Pipeline space shortage hits North Dakota oil revenues
• Fargo police say thief rolled stolen vehicle
• Halstad teen accidentally shot at party making good progress
• Fargo cautious on 2011 budget
• Weather Talk: Last Monday seemed like last day of summer
• More men studying to become priests
• Kids own best defense in abduction attempts
• Carbon tax would hurt ND consumers, regulators say
• ND, federal agencies testing for bird flu
• North Dakota historic preservation plan now online
• Philly cyclists go naked to promote clean air
• North Dakota landowners seek doe hunters
• Report: Minnesota's highways get middling grade
• Minnesota State Fair sets daily attendance record
• Fargo police believe thief rolled stolen car, then stole pickup and smashed it through gate
• Concordia to remember Jolicoeur in first chapel service
• Victim identified in Polk County fatal accident
• Journal: Halstad boy shot in stomach takes steps
• Higher Education Notebook: NDSU senior receives prestigious scholarship
• BNSF to begin work on bridge between F-M
• Shakopee, Minn., teen dies in ATV rollover
• Alcohol involved in Wadena County rollover
• SWAT team called to misunderstanding
• Beyond Running store plans Filthy 5K event
• Thompson Bridge traffic to be detoured
• Did You Know That ...: Hunt buried near his pal Maris
• Winona County considers porn-free hotel policy
• Boy wounded in shooting will be out of ICU soon
• North Dakota pipeline space shortage hits oil revenues
• Substance abuse professionals to hold summit in Bismarck
• Friday night mosquito sprays rescheduled
• Halstad boy remains in guarded condition after shooting
• Sugar beet co-ops anticipating record yields
• Barnesville American Legion burglarized overnight
• Task force discusses Devils Lake flooding
• Fargo, Grand Forks worst cities in ND for speed traps
• Democratic Senate hopeful: Cut defense, withdraw troops
• Authorities searching for man who tried to abduct child in Rice, Minn.
• ND man gets probation for concealing employment to keep disability insurance
• ND man gets probation for concealing employment to keep disability insurance
• Dorgan optimistic about U.S.-Canada water meeting
• Thief River Falls business Digi-Key reaches $1 billion in global sales
• Craigslist removes adult services section of its website
• SWAT team called to Hawley, Minn., Friday night
• Token collectors gather in Fargo today, Sunday
• Emergency guide breaks down language gaps
• Farm machinery upgrades reduce rollover deaths
• 13 people cited after loud-party complaint
• Woman faces charge of making false report
• Man appears in court for threatening children
• Dovre kicks off year
• Essentia switch has been in works
• Political expert predicts Republicans will take over House
• Former egg farm workers say complaints ignored
• Some flooding on NC Outer Banks as Earl passes
• Dorgan optimistic about prospect for water meeting
• 3 Minn. families will share salmonella settlement
• Earl sideswipes NC, takes aim at New England
• Former ND bank president to plead guilty
• Senate hopeful Potter says cut defense, withdraw troops
• Alerus Center executive director stepping down
• Red River Valley sugar beet co-ops anticipate record yields
• MN teen shot in apparent accidental shooting near Grandin, N.D.
• Task force discusses Devils Lake flooding
• Louisiana Gov. Jindal to raise money for Minn. GOP
• Substance abuse summit set next week in Bismarck
• UPDATED: Texas firm temporarily plugs leaking ND oil well
• Judge dismisses federal lawsuit aiming to place ND Libertarian candidates on ballot
• 911 transcript says Lake Crystal man shot in head
• Homeowners search for answers about Xcel power surge in Fargo, company spokeswoman to address issue
• Man arrested in alleged rape in north Fargo
• New VA clinic in Dickinson to open
• Two-vehicle crash near Parshall kills one
• Helicopter helping string northwest ND power line
• UPDATED: Oil sheen spreading from Gulf platform explosion off Louisiana coast
• Minnesota Chamber of Commerce urges Pawlenty to seek health grant
• Report of abduction attempt near Valley City State University was false
• Tonight's cruising event in Fargo postponed
• Company works to plug leaking ND oil well
• Number of licensed ND grain elevators rise
• BLENDERS’ HOLIDAY TOUR
• RACE TO NOWHERE
• Shaving for the brave: Rugby mom cutting hair for cancer fundraiser
• Accused murderer to no longer have private Twin Cities attorney
• Want to try balancing Minnesota's budget?
• Pomeroy display raises questions at NDSU
• Opera audition date wrong
• Hurricane Earl weakens but still powerful as it smacks North Carolina
• Pharmacy measure in hands of North Dakota Supreme Court
• 2 sought in Florida triple killing arrested in Minnesota
• NDSU report says farmers' expenses a major concern
• Ex-auto mogul Hecker accused of bail violations
• Crash survivor: 'Don't remember me, remember my friends'
• Poll: Minnesota voters are unhappy with Washington
• Some bunker down, some flee as Earl approaches US
• Off-duty Lakeville police officer killed in motorcycle crash
• Housing focus of Conrad talk
• ND education panel lists funding priorities
• Some family members to get TB tests
• 30 Seconds to Mars postpones Fargo, other shows
• Education group looks at teacher pay
• UPDATED: More than 1,000 barrels of oil spil in western North Dakota
• Pawlenty rejects federal funding
• 9 ND farmers market vendors participate in state pilot program
• Drinking sends 13-year-old girl to hospital
• Police: SD teen wanted to be 'infamous sociopath'
• Fargodome to no longer use Ticketmaster
• No cause determined for McClusky elevator fire
• ND murder suspect pleads guilty
• Rolla woman sentenced in bar ramming, burglaries
• Roxana Saberi to host film screening at Fargo Theatre
• Gas mains hit in construction zones in Fargo, Moorhead
• Cold Spring school to monitor 'person of interest' in Jacob Wetterling disappearance
• Bicyclist suffers minor injuries when hit by car in Fargo
• Polomny found not guilty of domestic assault, child endangerment
• NO ONE KNOWS ABOUT PERSIAN CATS
• GET LOW
• Aurora student OK after fall from swing
• UPDATED: West Fargo man in guarded condition after head-on crash in I-29 construction zone
• Power coming back at Minnesota State Fair after accident
• Bedbug complaints on the rise in Fargo-Moorhead
• Area Iraq war veterans: 'We made a difference'
• Driver of beet truck sentenced in crash that killed 18-year-old
• Fargo to ban texting for police employees
• Housing on the increase in Williston
• Earl threatens US Coast after hitting Caribbean
• Former ND National Guard commander dies
• Obama: US combat in Iraq over, 'time to turn page'
• Poll shows tight race for Minn. governor
• Mankato mayor says he won't resign after DWI
• Tastes like bison? Camel on a stick debuts at Minnesota State Fair
• Ethics probe against Pomeroy dropped
• Pawlenty orders state to stay out of federal health plan
• Ex-Army analyst failed to report marriage
• Minnesota State Fair asks Michele Bachmann to stop using logo
• UPDATED: WF third-grader released from hospital after suffering injury on playground
• West Fargo school enrollment rises by 282 students to 7,223
• N.D. historic preservation plan now online
• 4 players removed from Elk River football team
• Updated: Duluth officials vote on synthetic-marijuana ban
• Grand Forks party has 104 citations, 10 arrests
• Bismarck bar owners want smoking shelters resolved
• Man sentenced for leading crack cocaine ring in North Dakota, South Dakota, Minnesota
• New report addresses Devils Lake flooding
• Nevis school bookkeeper says she was placed on leave after son questioned superintendent's use
• Former Minneapolis charter school head sentenced to 10 years
• Elk River schools defend response to hazing claims
• Former charter school director sentenced to 10 years
• Summer events: Full steam ahead in Rollag
• Streets come alive as pedestrians, bicyclists fill downtown F-M
• Crews open another stretch of Fargo's 45th Street South
• Weather Talk: Gorgeous autumn colors include blues of the sky
• Marine from Pine City killed in Afghanistan
• Fargo minors
• Driver awakens family in Fergus Falls house fire
• Fargo misdemeanors
• Fargo's 25th Street closing for utility, road work
• Woodlawn Park neighbors form association to rally for cabin
• Mahnomen celebrates life of Christopher Dewey
• Park Christian intensifies focus on faith
• Woman killed in crash near North Dakota state park entrance
• Police dispose of explosive left in mailbox south of Bismarck
• Missing camper's body found in north-central Minnesota
• Moorhead police recover stolen vehicle
• Moorhead police chase ends in arrest
• Duluth mosque to stay open after money goal met
• Eriksmoen: Hunt good friend, competitive rival of Maris
• Higher Education Notebook: Valley City State University, Mayville State University have fall housing
• Aging conference set Sept. 28-30 in Fargo
• Free prostate cancer screening at Innovis
• Halgrimson: Memories of dairy on the prairie
• Fargo considers indoor playground
• Streets Alive event closes downtown roads today
• Rural Minnesota school districts seeking levies
• Second man indicted in Red Lake stabbing
• Cougar sighted in Twin Cities suburb
• Woodbury woman killed in crash near Devils Lake
• Fire damages south Fargo home
• Fargo checkpoint yields 2 arrests, citation
• Outdoor concert tonight
• Three injured in crash outside Buxton, N.D.
• Horace Bean Days a success
• Moorhead man arrested for alleged knife assault
• Police: Man's BB gun resembled real pistol
• Pomeroy looks to help ethanol industry
• Fergus Falls ethanol operator receives extension
• North Dakota pension board audit finds no wrongdoing by director
• Woodbury woman dies in crash near Devils Lake
• Cyclist clocked going 112 mph
• Weather Talk: August too early to begin worrying about a flood
• North Dakota AG: Measure shouldn't qualify for vote
• Prosecutors: Teen made up threats for sex
• Weather Talk: Higher wind speeds noted as transition to fall begins
• Police chief: No one seeking charges yet in Elk River hazing case
• Minn. teen on jet-ski saves struggling swimmer
• Nurses: Strike is imminent in Duluth
• Conrad to lead housing conference in Fargo on Tuesday
• Moorhead motorcyclist charged after being clocked at 112 mph
• Smoke sparks evacuation of NDSU residence hall
• St. Paul man sentenced in death of Maplewood police sergeant
• ND attorney general says pharmacy initiative doesn't qualify for vote
• ND expects another $12.5 million for low-income home weatherization
• Sanford doctor diagnosed with tuberculosis
• Attorney: Moorhead fire chief didn't leak information
• Egg recall goes over easy in F-M
• Bristol Palin to speak at Fargo event
• Diversion expected to continue on current timeline
• Bail set at $2 million in deadly Moorhead apartment fire
• Man accused of throwing hammer to avoid arrest
• Three Affiliated Tribes meeting today
• Police say 18-year-old Fargo woman kicked officer in groin
• Driver in car-ambulance crash out of hospital
• Sobriety checkpoint planned Friday in Fargo
• Northwest Airlines union sues Delta
• Farmers market now open two days a week
• Groundbreaking marks new subdivision in Williston
• Diversion update expected today
• Attorney for former ND trooper opposes prosecution's motion to delay trial
• Felony charge linked to fatal leap from vehicle
• Mosquito spraying scheduled in Fargo, West Fargo and Bakke Subdivision tonight
• Minnesota State Fair opening 12-day run
• Construction project interrupts water service in Glyndon
• UPDATED: Elk River varsity football team suspended over hazing allegations
• F-M flood diversion remains on schedule for now, no final decision made
• Nakvinda pleads not guilty to amended murder charge
• Federal grants help struggling Red Lake schools
• Bristol Palin coming to Fargo for October speaking engagement
• Pawlenty names Nash to head Minnesota National Guard
• Pawlenty still mulling latest aid from Washington
• Second Street South closed for storm sewer repair
• Enrollment drops slightly in Fargo School District
• Man faces felony after man found on roadway dies
• Grassland comment period extended
• Food bank seeks donations for schoolchildren in need
• Cass now accepting bids to rid asbestos
• Fargo studies alternative education plan
• Sliding into the record books: North Dakota aims for slip and slide record
• Eagles take flight: Davies plays first football game
• Secret $2 million Shanley High gift adds seats to Sid Cichy Stadium
• Interview: Tiger Woods' ex-wife went 'through hell'
• Moorhead kindergarten program struggles to break even
• $3M settlement reached in Strike Force lawsuit
• Smoking banned in Bismarck bars
• Senator sees 'gross incompetence' in IHS office
• 3 in Minn. gov race: Expect 2011 public works bill
• Enrollment up at NDSU, UND
• Allegiant Airlines to serve Minot
• Pawlenty: Ford still plans to close St. Paul plant next year
• New charges filed in Minot murder case
• Forest Service to keep taking comments on road closure plan for ND grassland
• Dorgan wants U.S., Canada to talk on water issues
• Wookiefoot, Big Wu play Hub on Halloween
• Purdon sworn in as US attorney for ND
• MOTHER AND CHILD
• Horner outlines budget plan for Minnesota
• 120-day jail sentence given in Best Buy case
• North Dakota soldier dies in Texas motorcycle crash
• STEM 'critically important' to education
• Mosquito spraying set in Moorhead, Cass
• Unemployment benefits ending sooner in Dakotas, Nebraska
• Wrong county seat
• Project will double ND oil pipeline capacity
• Weather Talk: Campfire smoke mystery has weather explanation
• Minneapolis man gets 25 years for $158 million Ponzi scheme
• 2 tribal members face rape charges
• Pair of Level II sex offenders move to Fargo
• Minn. court: Design firm not free of bridge claims
• SW Minn. schools start early year in the heat
• Mosquito spraying scheduled for Moorhead, Cass towns
• Keep an eye on Potato Days
• 30 years of probation in Moorhead drug case
• Fargo private schools' interim leaders still in place
• Fargo police plan presence at schools as classes resume
• 2 Fargo schools to meet under one roof
• ND Supreme Court rejects tax claim by Susan Bala and racing company
• Fargo library attendance continues to climb
• 2 tubers drown on Red Lake River
• Davies High on schedule for 2011 opening
• Engineering firm to pay $52.4M in bridge collapse
• Go play in the streets
• Fargo woman pleads guilty to credit card fraud charge
• Weather Talk: Minnesota leads US with number of 2010 tornadoes
• Plane was doing acrobatics before Minn. crash
• Attorney says Great Lakes are a 'carp highway'
• I-35W bridge settlement includes $1.5 million for memorial
• Tiger Woods, wife officially divorced
• Man pleads guilty for role in Moorhead fake pizza delivery heist
• Trial for 93-year-old ND driver set for Oct. 6
• MANHATTAN SHORT FILM FESTIVAL
• Soldier with ND ties reportedly killed in Texas crash
• Portraits: Kenneth Griffis
• Horner outlines budget plan: taxes, cuts, delays
• Ropes course a lesson in character
• Miracle Field dedication set for Wednesday
• Wilkin County school students to plan reunion
• Aquatic program leader training offered in Fargo
• Citizens Police Academy offered in Moorhead
• Langdon school cuts district's levy by half
• Man found in Bloomington pool dies
• St. Paul UFO sightings traced to man's kites
• Four juveniles removed from Hawthorne roof
• 25-year-old arrested in knife incident
• UND student pilot misses landing during training
• Scientist links mice and good health
• Higher education notebook: Textbook rental programs save students money
• Minnesota political notebook: Keeping track of governor-candidate trackers
• North Dakota trade group planning trip to Cuba next month
• Minnesota police will be looking for impaired drivers
• Fargo woman accused of neglecting 2-year-old son
• Weather Talk: Local weather has been locked in 'blocky pattern'
• North Dakota Republicans put jersey on eBay
• Forman school start delayed
• Central Cass looks to expand school
• ND judge says suit, by man claiming his free speech was violated, should be dismissed
• Cowboy Hall of Fame celebrates Native American culture
• Grand Forks apartment fire started by child
• Sentencing set in Gilby bank robbery case
• One dead in head-on crash in Wadena County
• Remaining ND deer licenses available online
• Severe weather warnings for Cass County, Fargo, West Fargo residents available through Code Red
• Cass County to spray for mosquitoes tonight in Kindred, and Bakke and Braatan subdivisions
• VIDEO: 'Good Morning America' inspects Red River Valley Fair petting zoos
• Son accused of setting fires at parents' Mankato home
• Air Force issues draft report on training airspace in Dakotas
• Moorhead RiverArts rescheduled for Tuesday
• Harvin out of hospital, back with Vikings
• Valley City company recalling workers
• Conrad: ND will see $2 billion in benefits from federal health care reform
• Schafer: Congress needs to 'be honest'
• Students use trip to help others
• Weather Talk: Hazy skies in area due to Saskatchewan fires
• Squirrels shape up snacks for school year
• Convicted agent due $34K benefit, court rules
• North Dakota pair escape injury in crash
• Pharmacy measure won't go on ballot
• Iran prepares to start up first nuclear reactor
• Weather Talk: Area could still surpass highest temp of year, 95
• Bill would offer incentives to North Dakota biodiesel plants
• GOP says Democrats being hypocritical
• Jaeger: ND pharmacy measure won't go on ballot
• North Dakota's oil production keeps setting records
• ND couple escape injury in Indiana plane crash
• More money proposed for oil impact fund
• Duluth zoo flooded after culvert collapses
• Young couple, toddler found dead in Superior
• Minnesota farmer wants judge to lift embargo on dairy sales
• Minnesota jobless rate stays at 6.8 percent
• Grand Forks doctor disciplined for improperly prescribing drugs
• Ruling in military honors case disappoints Conrad
• Fargo police cracking down on drunken driving through Labor Day
• UPDATED: Roger Clemens charged with perjury in steroid case
• UPDATED:Vikings' Percy Harvin has migraine attack at practice, taken away by ambulance
• Minnesota Vikings star Jared Allen increases reward for horse dumper
• Barrage of political advertising expected
• Boutique brings fairy tales to life
• Harvest date incorrect
• Group proposes new research center
• Documentary gives 'Face' to homeless
• Contents of 1915 MSUM time capsule help 'fill in a few gaps'
• 8th-graders to be taught cybercivics
• Kirkpatrick murder trial delayed
• Dismissal of suit recommended
• Moorhead board backs moving park from Woodlawn Park
• Keller Williams returns to Fargo Theatre
• Mahnomen deputy Dewey funeral in Brooklyn Park
• Fargo man arrested on suspicion of trying to arrange sexual encounter with child
• Bus driver sentenced in child's death
• Judge gives approval to interview man accused of hiring hitman in Fargo dentist's murder
• Baby's injuries prompt West Fargo police to arrest man on suspicion of child abuse
• UPDATED: Favre takes the field for 2nd season with Vikings, quarterback runs without a limp
• UPDATED: Remembering a hero, Dewey's family and friends reflect on deputy's life
• Dog owner sought for medical records in hopes bitten bicyclist can avoid rabies shots
• Fed gov buys more floodplain easements in ND
• Fargo closes street under Interstate 94
• Interstate 29 traffic diverted after dead man found in car near Wilmot, S.D.
• Mayors urge aid for water plants
• Fatal crash adds to man's record of traffic-related convictions
• Baghdad suicide bomb hits army recruits, kills 60
• Partially-paralyzed man rescued from burning van
• Fire damages Grand Forks apartment complex
• 7 state salmonella cases linked to eggs
• Gilby, N.D., bank robbery suspects to plead
• Government seeks light sentence for Petters aide
• Trial likely delayed for man accused of hiring hitman to kill Fargo dentist
• MSUM plans for enrollment gains this fall, alumni donations reach record increase
• Sex offender moves into north Fargo
• Overworked Minn. public defenders appeal to judge
• FBI can't find powder that closed Minn. courthouse
• TIME CAPSULE: MSUM opens treasure of historical documents
• Sanford plans merger with Orthopaedics Associates
• ND gets $1M through Affordable Care Act
• 1 charged in Albert Lea abuse case pleads
• Roving Romanians walk their way to friendship
• Great Bend firefighters trade retirement money for new truck
• Prosecutors quiet on possible charges for Lake Park-Audubon coaches
• Fargo Park District looks to hire one
• Weather Talk: Summer of 2010 warm, but no record highs yet
• Barnesville, Minn., man injured in attack with kitchen knife
• Coheed & Cambria and Fang Island add Fargo show
• Moorhead to spray for mosquitoes this week
• Man shot by police in St. Cloud listed in critical condition
• Dewey funeral services will be open to the public
• MSUM construction workers discover time capsule while renovating near Weld Hall
• ND issues first potash permit in decades
• AFL-CIO puts weight behind Dayton
• UPDATED: ND PSC candidate says better rights protection needed
• Deputy Dewey's funeral could draw 2,000 police
• Cass County Democrats to host Summerfest Picnic
• Accused trooper fired from North Dakota Highway Patrol
• Home Builders Care Charity Ride set Aug. 21
• Man killed by train appeared to jump at downtown Fargo intersection
• Chicken permit policy falters in Mankato
• Police release identity of man killed by train in Fargo
• Worker killed by fall at rural DL work site
• Two Wahpeton residents injured in ATV accident
• Four injured when car hits White Earth ambulance
• Culinary expert Rost to visit farmers market
• Minnesota political notebook: Dayton to target DFL strongholds for general election
• Gasper's announces fall dance class registration
• Explosive debate sets election tone
• Level II sex offender moves to West Fargo
• Pawlenty orders flags flown at half-staff today
• Driver, passenger listed in satisfactory condition
• Attorney General orders XM Brands to cease-and-desist in North Dakota
• Man trapped in grain bin near Fairmount, ND
• Man trapped for hour in grain bin in Fairmount
• Feds likely to lift suspension on oil leases
• BIA officer for Spirit Lake charged in stabbing
• Charges dismissed against man in leash case
• Pawlenty to attend funeral of Minnesota airman
• Officials say WSI on track in North Dakota
• UPDATED: Witness: Pedestrian killed by train jumped in front of it
• Northwest North Dakota reportedly touched down three times
• Four injured when car strikes White Earth ambulance on Becker County Highway 34
• Minnesota caretaker drinks heavily while two kids swim
• Ojibwe tribe files action against city of Brainerd
• ND Highway Patrol fires trooper Polomny accused of assault
• Vergas restaurant likely a 'total loss' after early morning fire
• Duluth teen shooting case to be handled in Scott County
• Feds would lift block on oil leases in MT, ND, SD
• Report: Improve benefits for injured ND workers
• NY cops: $10K reward in Minn. woman's 1985 slaying
• Tony Weiler appointed ND labor commissioner
• Racek named presiding judge for district
• Moorhead Village Inn to close for remodeling
• Willmar man dies in apparent drowning
• Lawyer: NY flight attendant wants to return to air
• UPDATED: Tornado kills motorist; storms rolls through ND and MN
• New phase of Minn. gov race ushers in new debates
• Former homeless sex offender moves to West Fargo
• Fargo man hurt when car goes off highway
• Fargo's 12th Avenue North under repair
• GF bar bouncer pleads guilty after punching man, ordered to probation
• GFMEDC narrows list of candidates for president
• Storms whip through F-M area, flooding streets and knocking out power
• Weather delays work at downtown Gate City
• Proposal: Tax all income for Social Security:
• Scandinavian-American Hall of Fame to induct 4
• Tornado damages farm buildings near Reynolds
• Goal raised for library drive to help tornado-stricken Wadena-Deer Creek school
• Pet Walk Tuesday at Courts Plus
• UPDATED: Thunderstorm warning remains in effect for Clay, Becker, Mahnomen and Norman counties
• Sole survivor recounts group's last moments
• 5 arrested in All-Star protest at baseball meeting in Minneapolis
• Fargo police respond to report of woman in lake
• ND unveils new kitchen on wheels
• Minneapolis cuts home prices more often
• Calif. homicide suspect arrested in Minnesota
• North Dakota tourism looking up
• Fargo lawmaker disputes health care cost claims
• Longtime Fargo restaurateur to retire
• North Dakota Tourism reports strong numbers
• Man accused in Deputy Dewey shooting now faces murder charge
• $100,000 bail for man accusing in Fargo's Sanford parking ramp attack
• THE GIRL WHO PLAYED WITH FIRE
• Miss Teen Clay County accepting applications
• Flash flood warning issued for Cass, Clay counties
• Kayak/canoe club to host river outing
• Flash flood warning issued for Cass, Clay
• Jamestown native among three shot dead in Eagan
• Reckless driving charge filed in crash killing two
• Five juveniles injured in Richland County crash
• Willmar man dies of possible drowning on northern Minnesota lake
• Proposed ordinance bans smoking in Bismarck bars
• JOAN RIVERS: A PIECE OF WORK
• Officials: Cash fueled man's attack on mom
• Security chief leaving MSUM for Texas post
• Park Rapids graduate turned dentist killed on Afghanistan aid mission
• Woodlawn neighbors want cabin to stay
• Big Gigantic, Pert' Near Sandstone announce Fargo shows
• West Fargo beach party rescheduled Monday
• Frazee-Vergas turnout for School Board election close to 25 percent
• Hector looks to consolidate customs
• WEATHER: New warning system planned for severe weather in Fargo-Moorhead
• Frazee-Vergas voters pare down school board race
• 8-year-old boy killed in Kidder County farm accident
• District boosting effort to sell Woodrow Wilson
• At least 9 have died in Sturgis-related crashes
• Tornado damages farm near Reynolds, N.D.
• Pawlenty makes another trip to Iowa
• Body of Park Rapids dentist headed back from Afghanistan
• UPDATED: Dayton declared winner as Kelliher concedes MN DFL primary for governor
• Former Best Buy security guard who headed theft ring to serve 9 months in jail
• Three people dead after shooting in Eagan
• Faribault man charged in fatal river crash
• Aerial spraying planned for Kindred
• UPDATED: Former Alaska Sen. Ted Stevens dies in plane crash
• UPDATED: Search for Ariz. fugitive focuses on Mont., Canada
• Federal aid coming to ND for disaster costs
• Tornado warning issued for Grand Forks County expires
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• Harvest hotline now ready for ND farmers
• Escaped Arizona inmate could be in North Dakota, U.S. marshals say
• Turnout at Moorhead, Clay precincts above expectations
• Semitrailer backs over sleeping man's foot in Fargo
• UPDATED 9:30 p.m.: Kelliher, Dayton close; Entenza out
• UPDATED: Tornado warning for Barnes County expires
• Dorgan stresses importance of manufacturing jobs
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• Fargo-Moorhead St. Patrick's Day Parade
• NDSU Study: Centers of Excellence Program Creates $329.4 Million in Economic Impact
• Hoeven Launches $2 Million Biofuels Blender Pump Program
• Hoeven: Entrepreneurs Will Fuel Our Future
• Agribusinesses Sign Major Korean Sales Contract
• Mayors Across America - The Book - Features Fargo, ND
• Hoeven Appoints Brig. Gen. Terry Robinson State Recovery Officer
• Governor Hoeven & Governor Pawlenty Press for Permanent Flood Protection in the Fargo-Moorhead Area
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