Grand Forks, ND News

• Grand Forks, ND News
• Grand Forks sheriff receives Foundation award
• ASK YOUR GOVERNMENT: Cremation regulated by state law, board
• OIL PATCH DISPATCH: For personal safety in oilfield, mind matters
• CHEF JEFF - ONE BYTE AT A TIME: Orange Beef
• Former Kansas attorney named to new UND post
• Memorial Day observances
• French village, small N.D. town remember WW II pilot
• Higher education news: UND's TRIO/Upward Bound program receives grant
• OUR OPINION: Six hundred and twenty thousand
• Pearl Harbor survivor recounts 1941 attack
• Farm Credit Services announces scholarships
• 2 arrested after alleged beating of gay man near Duluth
• K-12 news: Red River student receives PEO STAR scholarship
• AUTO RACING: Franchitti wins third Indy 500
• MLB: Tigers sweep Twins
• Recent rain has Northland river raging (with videos)
• Grand Forks School District names new business manager
• Area student wins award at international science fair
• UND Observatory to host Venus viewing
• FACES: JoAnne and Robert Yuergens take pride in caring for rural Minnesota cemetery
• CHEF JEFF - ONE BYTE AT A TIME: Couscous with Porcini and Arugula
• CHEF JEFF: Grilled Barbecue Bacon-Wrapped Shrimp Kebabs
• MARILYN HAGERTY: Bittersweet celebration for grads
• Minnesota family's nontraditional life inspires others
• Invasion of the forest tent caterpillars
• LeAnn Rindt, Grand Forks, letter: Laird understands career and tech ed
• Dale Behan, Williston, N.D. letter: Cramer draws solid home-state support
• Terrence Johnson, Grand Forks, letter: 'Forward,' Mr. President, down primrose path
• Steven Morrison, Grand Forks, column: Measure 3 makes some more equal than others
• Perry Miller, Wahpeton, N.D., column: Corps tweaks data to get diversion funding
• Paddling with tradition: GF teen builds birch bark canoe using traditional tools
• OUTDOORS NOTEBOOK: ANS enforcement, N.D. deer application deadline etc.
• Duluthian has passion for adoption abroad
• Oil Patch and big bucks draw high school grads
• 'Disturbing' images, but no crime
• Sioux trio named to All-GWC Tournament Team
• CAPITOL CHATTER: DFL chairman seeks move toward political center
• Roseau Scandinavian Festival coming June 15-16
• 57th season of International Music Camp to open June 17
• THE LIST: Concerts in the Garden ... Art & Wine Walk ... Blues on the Red
• FAITH: Love Feast in Zion ... Ashley Robinson ... Rusty Chords
• North Dakota bankruptcies
• Manitoba man recounts bear attack in Ontario, how friend saved his life
• Grand Forks company perks up work spaces
• Grafton woman out $70,000 in scam
• Willmar, Minn., veteran logs 60-plus years of playing farewell to soldiers (videos)
• Williston, N.D., officials continue to mull RV ban
• PRAIRIE GARDENER: Cherry trees are a gift from Japan that keeps on giving
• Toasted Frog owners liven up downtown areas of Grand Forks and Bismarck
• Ruling revives Red River Freethinkers' monument suit
• East Grand Forks Pamida to become Shopko
• ANN BAILEY: Carrying on the family Memorial Day tradition
• ALWAYS IN SEASON: In the bird world, each spring brings surprises
• OUR OPINION: Grandstrand got ahead of himself in mayor race
• CHEF JEFF - ONE BYTE AT A TIME: Strawberry Salad
• Calf orphaned in shooting has llama for a dad, two mother goats
• CHEF JEFF: Cilantro Pesto Burgers
• More travelers to hit the road this Memorial Day compared to last year
• Minnesota man arrested in case of erroneous tax refund
• AUTO RACING: Dobmeier adapts to conditions, wins feature
• Northland woman found guilty of using van to kill estranged husband
• Sioux season ends with setback to HBU
• Two injured in Grand Forks hit-and-run
• Wrong-way driver dies in fiery crash near Winona, Minn.
• Fargo man accused of human trafficking
• Berg says American Crystal Sugar has no plans to budge on offer
• PREP TRACK: Familiar name leads Riders into state meet
• EXHIBITS: Pat Danielson exhibit ... 'Lasting Impressions' ... 'Beauty in the Absence Thereof'
• EGF man charged, GF man wanted in sexual assault
• State Officials: N.D. more likely to reach 1 million people between 2020 and 2030
• Man hospitalized in accident
• Work of wildlife photographer newest feature at Mayor's Choice Exhibit
• VIDEO: Traveling like nomads, Starkweather, N.D, brothers raise funds to house those in need
• THE LIST: Randy Travis ... 'Love Letters' ... Dean Torrence
• UND graduate will be on stage this summer for the Medora Musical
• Aging church compromises on restoration
• Centenarian, historian to be honored at annual celebration
• Social media gaining at River Cities Speedway
• CHEF JEFF - ONE BYTE AT A TIME: Chicken Verde
• Northland soaked by 3+ inches of rain - and it's not over (with video)
• Chronic wasting disease found in farmed deer
• Minneapolis City Council signs off on Vikings stadium plan
• Obama to visit Minnesota Friday; speech at Honeywell
• $46,150 legal tab in Minnesota Senate scandal
• Workers wanted: ND touts jobs in non-oil counties
• Senators seek to name bison 'national mammal'
• VIDEO: Worker dies in West Fargo construction accident
• Live ND state track and field results
• Utah Valley knocks off Sioux in GWC semifinal
• Baseball legend attends petroleum conference
• Toddler bitten in the face by 170-pound dog in St. Paul
• Fargo's Scheels Arena in financial trouble
• VIDEO: Hamm tells Williston oil conference crowd: 'Beat Barack Obama'
• 'Men In Black' still funny, even if they've lost their fastball
• PREP TRACK: Red River junior has state's best discus throw by almost 20 feet
• 'Slapshot' town embraces Indian nickname, logo
• Grand Forks boy, 5, gets hole-in-one
• MARILYN HAGERTY: Grads file in, band plays 'Pomp and Circumstance'
• N.D. official: Red River Valley a perfect fit for UAS integration
• CHEF JEFF - ONE BYTE AT A TIME: Roasted Chicken Pita with Tomato-Corn Salsa
• DOUG LEIER: Fishing season is upon us, but don't forget about deer season
• Facebook launches iPhone camera app
• 'Way better than book club': Northland moms form rock band
• Minnesota politican pushes for end to defense spending on sports sponsorships
• Judge OKs Norberg rape trial as defense claims prosecutors 'in cahoots' with wife's divorce lawyer
• NYPD: Man implicated in Etan Patz death in custody
• Campbell, Sioux slug their way past UTPA
• Men's hockey announces 2012-13 incoming class
• Kwak named GWC Player of the Week
• Thome two-hits NJIT in GWC Tournament opener
• Watch, track and listen to GWC Baseball Tournament
• Campbell earns GWC Newcomer of the Year
• Sioux set for opening game of 2012 GWC Tournament
• Sioux take series with rout of Chicago State
• Time for Cavalier's 'Little Sturgis of the North'
• Grand Forks group wants to bring half marathon to area
• Allegiant flight returns to Duluth after engine failure
• Ponemah man pleads guilty to stabbing
• PREP TRACK: Red River, Central coaches take wait-and-see approach into East Region
• Sioux pound Cougars to earn doubleheader sweep
• FAITH: Ike Harrington ... Rusty Chords ... 'Wade in the Water'
• Federal officials address concerns with Spirit Lake Tribe's social services
• Grand Forks Air Force Base reports lower economic impact after tankers left
• Aircraft ready for rescue helped save Northland town from wildfire
• The story of a N.D. photo that celebrated an era
• Homestead Act on display in Nebraska
• Brewster adds Linda Sayavongchanh to staff
• Longtime TV personality Charley Johnson to head F-M Convention and Visitors Bureau
• Bills wants to teach Washington
• Grand Forks was hot, but not enough for record
• Republicans back Bills for U.S. Senate
• Symphony season finale is Saturday night at the Empire
• Two men arrested following search of Larimore residence
• Thief River Falls man drives off road after seizure
• Grafton woman out $20,000 in scam
• Art provides look into life during good, bad times
• Woman's Alzheimer's program uses art to bring back memories
• Builder calls N.D. oil boom best opportunity in decades
• Sprint driver Austin Pierce beginning to make his mark at River Cities Speedway
• SOCIAL SECURITY Q & A: Retirement benefit amount based on best 35 years of work
• UND grad named J-school dean at Maryland
• RALPH KINGSBURY: N.D. energy growth shows free market at work
• UND MEN'S HOCKEY: Berry applies for assistant job
• Amy Senser's attorney requests new trial
• Facebook stock climbs in public debut (with video)
• Poll finds Gulleson trailing both Kalk, Cramer in matchups
• UND women's basketball: Brewster names assistant
• Though trailing in poll, Kalk says Cramer 'right where we want him' in GOP House race
• Areavoices: Fishing line discarded improperly can be fatal to wildlife
• EXHIBITS: 'Color's of Our Prairie' ... 'Lasting Impressions' ... 'Windex'
• 370,000 CenterPoint customers getting a refund
• THE LIST: Lynard Skynard ... Roller Derby ... Randy Travis
• Airline boardings continue to set records in ND
• PREP TRACK & FIELD: Defending state champ defers favorite's role
• ND Guard soldiers training on Missouri River
• AT THE MOVIES: 'Battleship' ... 'What to Expect When You're Expecting' ... 'The Avengers'
• North Dakota woman accused of lying to police
• GED grads take winding road to high school education
• Firefighters douse hot spots from forest fire
• Schafer, Omdahl agree N.D. voters should reject Measure 2
• Cougars get by Sioux in extra innings
• Lamoureux, Medon earn Academic All-District honors
• Smart, Houdek named summer captains
• Two Grand Forks men hurt when motorcycles collide near Ardoch
• Dewey Kvidt race scheduled for June 2
• UMass grad student from Minnesota dies in car crash
• Fantasy's takes GF, EGF to court
• RYAN JOHNSON: A 'butterfly in the sky' brings back memories
• Driver injured when vehicle strikes train near Larimore
• Native American mascots banned in Oregon schools
• Dickinson on its way to getting first crew camp to ease housing issues
• Fire turned back just outside Ely
• Syttende mai marks turning point for Norwegian-N.D. ties
• CHEF JEFF - ONE BYTE AT A TIME: Corn Fritters with Fresh Salsa
• Parts of Ely, Minn. ordered to evacuate due to wildfires
• Morneau homers, Twins beat Tigers 4-3
• US forecastors say heat will continue through summer, increases risk of wildfires
• Ron Paul adds mystery to GOP convention
• Michigan boy finds finger piece in Arby's sandwich
• Donna Summer, Queen of Disco, dies at 63 (with video)
• Bemidji man dies after boom lift contacts power line
• Analysts: Poll reflects Berg-Heitkamp dynamic
• VIDEO: Fresh Tomato Salsa
• Poll: Berg leads Heitkamp in U.S. Senate race
• Former ND fire fighter to plead guilty to arson
• Minorities half under-5 population in 3 Minnesota counties
• Ground broken for Sioux Falls sports facility
• Bakken summit calls for 5,000 homes in 24 months
• Buffalo escape from ranch in northwest Iowa
• Minnewaukan gets $4.8m for flood fight
• Sioux net Texas Tech transfer
• Sioux wrap up GWC play at Chicago State
• Bamba follows Dressler's star again
• Bear ambles onto pier on Duluth ship canal, startling angler
• Grand Forks County seeks new residents, businesses
• Burning ban gone, but fire danger remains extremely high in northwest Minnesota
• Grand Forks housing authority again seeks tax breaks
• VIDEO: Car crashes into East Grand Forks school, no students hurt
• EATBEAT: Nordhem Restaurant serves Karlstad area well
• Omega-3's has nutrition nuts buzzing
• JEFF TIEDEMAN: Laying claim to rhubarb
• April cold snap leaves some Minnesota apple farmers hurting, worried
• Valley City, N.D., selects new police chief
• Superior woman's 'ex-husband sale' stops traffic
• Sioux-Bison football rivalry renewal tentatively set for 2015 and 2017
• Grand jury brings first-degree murder indictment against Darek Nelson in fatal stabbing in Montevideo, Minn.
• Third ND higher ed board member stepping down
• Man travels 25,000 miles without a penny
• UND MEN'S BASKETBALL: Sioux land Texas Tech transfer
• Fargo man, sans pants, accused of trying to run over friends after argument
• Grand Forks' Bronze Boot restaurant, established 1954, is closed and for sale
• Grand Forks area insurance agent ordered to stop business
• Poll shows majority support retiring Fighting Sioux nickname
• No surrender: Fighting Sioux nickname supporters vow to fight on to June vote
• Water project to benefit northwest N.D.
• N.D.'s No. 2 ranking surprises even Oil Patch
• ND Capitol building getting $4 million spruce-up
• Memorial day observances
• Navy lays keel for U.S.S. North Dakota
• ND oil town gets fed grant for low-income housing
• PREP TRACK: Nelson County defies tradition, comes on strong late in season
• Dates announced for 2012 UND Champions Golf Tour
• Central's Ali Church signs on to swim for UND
• CHEF JEFF - ONE BYTE AT A TIME: Stuffed Crust Pizza
• Sonia Campbell, Bowman, N.D., letter: Renters are biggest losers with Measure 2
• Dwight Messner, Grand Forks, letter: Don't let lawmakers move into state jobs
• Phil Krinkie, St. Paul column: How are Twins' stadium promises working out?
• MARILYN HAGERTY: 1937 saw seismograph echoes in N.D. say, 'Oil'
• OUR OPINION: West should ease its man-camp moratorium
• Starkweather, N.D., brothers reach bike trip goal
• Honoring fallen officers in the northern Red River Valley
• Altru Health System: Measures of care
• Scientists mine NDSU botanist's treasure trove of climate records
• Bismarck booked for big oil expo
• Oregonian's persistence pays off in oilfield job hunt (VIDEO)
• Williston man charged with resisting arrest during DUI arrest in Walsh County
• Belcourt man pleads not guilty in fatal accident
• Waiting list for new Cirrus jet displays customer loyalty
• Corps pulls lease for Lake Sakakawea Girl Scouts camp
• CHEF JEFF - ONE BYTE AT A TIME: Sweet and Hot Steak Sauce
• Splash parks reopen in GF
• Man gets probation for pointing shotgun at police
• Detroit Lakes police officer dies of gunshot wound
• SD governor, lawmakers study oil, gas development
• Dayton vetoes GOP tax bill
• Pawlenty denies any interest in VP job
• Best Buy chairman steps down after CEO probe
• Missing man who left group home found at turkey farm near Frazee
• AUDIO: Gov. Dayton signs $975 million Vikings stadium bill
• Areavoices: The Patents and Trademarks of Steve Jobs -- Art and technology that changed the world
• Polk County fire that killed horse, destroyed shed ruled arson
• LLOYD OMDAHL: Legislature can, should adjust schedule
• CHEF JEFF: Roasted Chicken with Herbed Butter
• OUR OPINION: A great stadium for political football
• Dayton to sign stadium bill today
• Grand Forks clean up week nets 783 tons
• Grand Forks woman hurt in rollover
• Coming tonight: First results from FCC poll on the June 12 primary
• Bike-a-holics speak out
• Crookston hosts women's health fest Wednesday
• Marcils donate $1 million to Concordia's Offutt School of Business
• Feeling blown away by pollen? You're not the only one
• ASK YOUR GOVERNMENT: Reader asks how much N.D. tax out-of-state companies pay
• Softball season ends in extra-innings loss
• Huskies blank Sioux in home finale
• Wolverines rally past UND; Sioux to face UNO/HBU at 3 p.m.
• Oil boom resurrects North Dakota ghost town of Dore
• Julie Gause and Maria Lunak get a kick out of dance exercise
• BOOK NOTES: 'It's Not About You' ... 'Harvest the Wind' ... 'Taco USA'
• Recovering addict blazes a new path through recovery program
• HIGHER ED NOTEBOOK: Morrison to lead Center for Innovation Foundation
• Ivy League school janitor graduates with honors
• TV PICKS: 'Desperate Housewives' ends 8-year run
• CAPITOL CHATTER: Capitol quiet after stadium debate dominated
• TWINS: Diamond pitches another gem as Twins top Jays 4-3
• Shot clock continues to click away in N.D. high school sports
• CHEF JEFF - ONE BYTE AT A TIME: Baked Eggs in Cheese Sauce
• Oslo man in serious condition after rollover in Marshall County
• UND's Urban named GWC Freshman of the Year
• LaVonne Goetsch, Belfield, N.D., letter: State senator overreacted to harmless letter
• VIDEO: The purple martin man: Grand Forks man puts his passion to work for a cause
• Agencies cooperate to help neediest immigrants to Oil Patch
• Fenstermacher sets school record, UND takes 3rd
• Sioux win three more events, place second at GWC
• 2011 flood provides mold for Minot State research
• HBU grinds out doubleheader sweep of Sioux
• FAITH: 'Heart of Worship' ... African Choir ...
• Social worker helps homeless families find homes, furnishings
• Election law may bar Sioux gear at Cass polls
• State works to minimize oil impact to parks
• Deadline is July 9 to submit names for annual NoVAC awards
• Minnesota bankruptcies
• Private fitness clubs unfazed by massive Grand Forks Park District club
• Miss North Dakota's uncle petitions Norway for votes
• Stadium debate 'took all the energy'
• RYAN BAKKEN: More than walleyes offered as tourism options
• ANN BAILEY: Mother's Day brings back many memories
• UND graduates 'lean forward' to next chapter
• PRAIRIE GARDENER: Wisconsin botanical garden is a beauty
• Deer Wander into Downtown Moorhead
• No walleye for Minnesota Gov. Dayton for second year in a row
• CHEF JEFF: Mother's Day Eggs Benedict
• Herd of deer run into windows, doorways in downtown Moorhead, Minn.
• RIVER CITIES SPEEDWAY: Saturday's race results
• Personal ties change attitudes towards gay marriage
• Jennie-O looks to get more turkeys in Minnesota barns
• RIVER CITIES SPEEDWAY: Second place not all that bad
• Johnson, Harris win titles at GWC Championship
• Two more runner-up finishes highlight Day 2 of GWC
• Jamestown hopes for oil boom benefits
• Kick'n Up Kountry music festival returns June 14-16 at Karlstad, Minn.
• EXHIBITS: 'Lasting Impressions' ... 'American Chronicles' ... 'Stiching It All Together'
• N.D. primary could produce record turnout
• Thome two-hits Huskies in series-opening triumph
• Softball announces 2012 team awards
• UND dorm mural survives 'critic'
• UND BASEBALL: Unlikely power keeps Thome a winner
• Former Hillsboro coach, Mark Rerick, awaits Grand Forks School Board approval for athletic director position
• Grand Forks murder still a mystery 25 years later
• Dustin Strand and Aaron Olson look for same modified success in racing late models
• "Aviators" films segments in Grand Forks, Fargo
• SOCIAL SECURITY Q & A: Unexpected payments raise questions
• Two East Grand Forks women hurt in accident
• Climax man dead after lawn mower accident
• Horse dead, shed destroyed in fire
• Well-known Twin Ports golf pro dies at 59
• Former Grand Forks Highway Patrol chief pleads guilty to DWI
• Fargo tractor plant proposes $3 million dollar expansion
• University of Minnesota approves Vikings to use TCF Bank Stadium
• Williston shooting victim identified as Idaho man
• Shelby Cobra creator, racer Carroll Shelby dies at 89
• Vikes owners hint at retractable roof for stadium
• Valley City woman drowns trying to save dog
• UND opens GWC Outdoor Championship in second place
• Bissell's school record has UND atop GWC standings
• Eades to coach Sioux Falls in USHL
• Preparations for 2012-13 have already begun
• Baseball to hold Youth Athletics Day, Senior Day
• Sioux close out homestand with Houston Baptist
• Seniors set for Saturday’s spring commencement
• Duluth man charged in drive-by shooting says he was out of town at time of crime
• 'Neutral' Sioux jersey OK at at Grand Forks polling places
• Stadium passes House, on to Senate
• Jury hears how case first came together in Andvik trial
• Bargain-hunters bombard Park Rapids facility in proper 'Storage Wars' fashion
• A 'Desperate' era comes to an end Sunday night
• UND BASEBALL: Thome takes the mound today in hopes of a third-straight shutout
• THE LIST: 'Winds of Spring' ... READ dogs ... Martina McBride
• VIDEO: Recent losses add emotion to fallen officer ceremony
• Officials: Early voting in Grand Forks County is special challenge
• MARILYN HAGERTY: Moose are scarce; Mattracks move gingerly around Karlstad
• ND School to Remove Controversial 'Time Out Room' Tomorrow
• 3 Grand Forks businesses fail alcohol compliance check
• Romney counters claims he bullied gay classmates
• Girl Scouts under fire from Catholic bishops
• Accent, the Herald's new Features section, begins Monday
• ND farmers to harvest record winter wheat crop this year
• James Kerian, Grafton, N.D., letter: Re-elect 'champion of liberty' Miller to Senate
• Ross Hartsough, Grand Forks, letter: Administration gins up anti-terrorist fervor
• First class of UAS techs graduate from Northland Community and Technical College
• Republicans push smaller tax-relief bill
• Memorial service nearing for fallen officers
• Washington artist selected for new Chief Bemidji sculpture
• Duluth researcher seeks cause for link between quitting smoking, high sensitivity to pain
• Grand Forks skaters seek funds for new skate park
• Officials: Federal rules would slow Fort Berthold oil development
• 'United Stats of America': From toilet seats to snakes
• Gregg Allman bares and shares in new memoir
• Ex-UND player Frydenlund transfers to Jamestown College, to play for former Sioux assistant
• THE LIST: Tom Christensen ... 'Laramie Project' ... 'Called to Love'
• PREP NOTEBOOK: Crookston registers a first in true-team competition
• THE EATBEAT: North Side Cafe: A home-style cooking kind of place
• MARILYN HAGERTY: A week to drink water and sing in shower
• Seventh annual ArtSee coming up Thursday in GF
• Best-selling series 'Fifty Shades of Grey' banned from some libraries
• Hairstyling pioneer Vidal Sassoon dies at 84 in LA
• Bronze Boot closes in Grand Forks
• VIDEO: Obama says he supports gay marriage
• JEFF TIEDEMAN: Meals made easy
• Postal Service: Rural post offices will remain open, but with shorter hours
• Stadium bill pressed for time as it moves forward
• Sioux rally for wild win over SDSU
• Thome collects second straight GWC pitching honor
• NCHC names Joe Novak director of hockey ops
• Canadian man convicted credit card fraud appeals to 8th Circuit
• Four avoid injury in fire near Mentor
• Bus driver won't serve jail time on sexual assault
• Governor to decide on public works borrowing
• Third man arrested in Grand Forks break-in
• Adams-Edmore junior picking up where he left off last season as state Class B discus champion
• CHEF JEFF - ONE BYTE AT A TIME: Rhubarb Bread
• NCHC hires hockey ops director; UND looks for defenseman coach
• 'Talking Trails' project set on ND scenic byway
• No end to obesity epidemic
• Breaking News: Fisher, Minn., senior charged with sexually assaulting kindergarten girl
• Minnesota couple forces 12-year-old daughter to run up and down street in diaper
• 1 million Olympic tickets to go on sale Friday
• Grand Forks council approves Bakken Initiative
• TWINS: Fall to Angels leads to 12th loss in 14 games
• MARILYN HAGERTY: Low ceiling put lid on base's '62 open house
• OUR OPINION: No news is great news on Springfest
• No-frills air carrier is filling in gaps
• Cooperstown, Valley City get $700,000 for flood-related improvement projects
• Fargo man dead after crash near McVille
• Former ND teacher facing sex charges sentenced
• Bail set for alleged Grand Forks robbers
• House to review public works bill
• Stadium heads to Senate vote today
• Lynch, Medon tapped as 2012-13 team captains
• Sioux wrap up non-conference play with SDSU
• Women's hockey announces 2011-12 team awards
• Solum named to NFF Hampshire Honor Society
• Nelson named MVP as UND announces team awards
• Grand Forks City Council to vote on plan to lure Oil Patch businesses
• Family sues Grand Forks nursing home in death of relative
• Interest in S.D. oil, gas leases continues, but research needed before drilling
• Some women also call N.D. 'man camps' home
• ND Parents Outraged Over School's Tiny 'Time Out' Room
• CHEF JEFF - ONE BYTE AT A TIME: Bruschetta
• North Dakota Highway Patrol Captain Charged With DUI Resigns
• Former Jamestown teacher sentenced to 60 days for luring minor
• Rain slows fieldwork in parts of Minnesota
• LIVE VIDEO: House changes stadium bill against Vikings' will
• NDSU looks to fewer class with no tuition increase
• ND planting, crop emergence ahead of schedule
• Proposed oil worker facility in Dickinson to add 3,000 units
• CHEF JEFF: Garlic-Herbed Steaks in Bourbon Pan Sauce
• WEEKLY DNR ENFORCEMENT REPORT: Timber wolf depredation, Wildlife investigations etc.
• Injured Minnesota boy sets sights on fishing, riding bike at home
• House passed bonding bill; heads to Senate
• LLOYD OMDAHL: Few threats to religion in conservative N.D.
• Man briefly escapes from ND State Hospital
• North Dakota using facial-recognition software when taking driver's license photos
• Number of ND deer hunting licenses available drops 40 percent from last year
• ASK YOUR GOVERNMENT: How fast will N.D. school fund grow?
• Sioux capture first GWC series win of the year
• Iron Range man in custody after allegedly ramming State Patrol squad during chase
• Minnesota fishing preview: Guides' tips for walleye success
• UND BASEBALL: Follis leads Sioux to 10-2 win
• FACES: June Kassa enjoys her job taking care of children
• Grand Forks letter carriers to begin food drive
• CHEF JEFF - ONE BYTE AT A TIME: Chilled Melon Soup
• Vince Ulstad, Fargo, letter: Cramer has character, integrity for the job
• Tammy Owens, Fargo, letter: Let hard-working Kalk represent N.D.
• Paul Olson, Alvarado, Minn., letter: Allies in effort to make N.D., UND proud
• Jim Chattin, Devils Lake, letter: Wealthy fiddle while overheating globe burns
• Mike Becker, Alexandria, Va., column: Don't turn the clock back on crop insurance
• Frank Hurt, BCTGM Union president, column: Lockout ruins communities, smothers dream
• MINNESOTA WALLEYE PREVIEW: 'A pretty darn normal opener'
• Minnesota's celebrity bears about to get more worldwide media attention
• Sioux manage doubleheader split with NYIT
• John C. Reilly and musical friends, including Grand Forks native Tom Brosseau, to perform at Empire in June
• Fee hike brings relief to DNR managers
• FAA official overseeing UAS coming to Grand Forks
• Grand Forks Spring Clean Up starts today
• ANN BAILEY: On the farm, 'doctoring' part of the job
• Agriculture, Oil growth leads to 78 percent increase of N.D. per-capita income since 2000
• I'll Have Another wins Kentucky Derby
• Kelley appoints UND provost search committee
• PRAIRIE GARDENER: Growing apple, fruit trees takes patience
• Two-vehicle collision kills Langdon man
• Minnesota Gov. Dayton, Viking's Allen join rally of fans supporting stadium
• Former Minnesota man set to marry set to marry woman he met while in Iranian prison
• Proposal would hike UMinn tuition 3.5 to 4 percent
• Polka dot house turns into internet sensation
• 5 charged in 9/11 attack resist Guantanamo Bay hearing
• Sioux win trio of events at North Dakota State
• Seniors Emerson, Anderson victorious at NDSU
• Twenty years later, Judge Jahnke still feels shooting in Grand Forks courtroom
• Innovate ND showcase and awards ceremony set for May 22
• Obama: Time to shift country's attention to concerns at home
• Obama set for rallies in Ohio and Virginia as he makes bid for re-election
• Romney embarking on new political balancing act
• Williston, N.D., Wal-Mart selling temporary housing cubes
• Man signs federal plea deal in ND drug conspiracy
• UND law school graduates 78
• TWINS: Minnesota snaps losing streak in win over Seattle
• Larimore, N.D., nursing home raising funds for community wellness center
• With Minnesota wolf hunt a reality, DNR is working on logistics
• Team USA curler from Duluth loses battle with cancer
• Thome, homers push UND past NYIT in series opener
• Dryburgh shifts to fill women's basketball role
• Woodbury's Matt Koken added to 2012-13 swim roster
• Dodson previews the weekend for UND Sports
• UND Sports TV returns to the air
• Oil Patch crime rates skyrocket
• UND BASEBALL: Thome blanks NYIT
• Rape charge against Fargo man dismissed
• Prosecutors drop charges against locked-out Crystal Sugar worker in 'keying' case
• Cottage Grove male, 18, killed, 17-year-old girl critically injured in Woodbury auto crash
• After wet weather River Cities Speedway set to open
• HEALTH MATTERS: Gum disease not a cause of heart disease
• RALPH KINGSBURY: Keep an eye on housing starts in Grand Forks
• Devils Lake man agrees to plea in fight
• Local parents form preschool co-op to get involved in their children's educations, save money
• Group lobbies for more uses for Grand Forks Air Force Base
• Drive to stiffen animal cruelty laws cites beating death of Grand Forks dog
• N.D. Guard soldier receives Purple Heart
• Minnesota bankruptcies
• North Dakota bankruptcies
• Stadium fight ramps up in Minnesota Legislature
• Hutchinson, Minn., mother accused of trying to suffocate baby in hospital
• Six injured when mock accident turns real in Detroit Lakes
• Adam Yauch of the Beastie Boys dies at 47
• Fargo-based retailer in trademark dispute with Levi Strauss
• Wanted man flees Duluth hospital in examination gown
• Nurse in Afghanistan dies during Skype chat with wife
• Fergus Falls man arrested after wearing loin cloth while mowing lawn
• Price of Minnesota hunting and fishing licenses to go up in March 2013
• VIDEO: Senser faces prison for hit-and-run, settles civil case with victim's family
• Minnesota to lift burning limits Monday in 13 counties
• INDIA INK: From rockers to doctors
• Mob beating of former Forum reporter in Virginia sparks media firestorm
• Minnesota Legislature takes day off; stadium drama looms
• Lamoureux, Stoks named UND’s athletes of the year
• New flood emergency declared in Ward County
• Dayton university funding demand stalls bonding bill
• Duluth tech company owes state $1.6 million
• Grand Forks County jail sees more prisoners, mulls new wing
• More Bears on their way to Kraft Field
• Hakstol announces coaching staff change
• UND's Tyler Rose receives GWC Sportsmanship Award
• Highlights from the 2012 spring game
• AREA PREP NOTEBOOK: Despite ranking, Red Lake Falls still chasing Gators
• 15 million babies, a year, born prematurely
• DOUG LEIER: The best time is when you have time
• MARILYN HAGERTY: UND team dedicates game to cancer fight
• ND's first indoor RV park opening in July
• 'Incurably positive' parks leader steps down as Grand Forks Park Board President
• Sioux baseball players to lend a hand during upcoming doubleheader
• Vikings stadium plan to be debated Monday in Minnesota legislature
• Fisherman refutes critics of potential state walleye record, bait shop owner questions fish size
• Minnesota House approves revamp of consent to newborn screenings
• Facebook sets IPO price range at $28 to $35
• Former GOP House candidate Goettle setting up super PAC
• Nation's tallest man travels from Minnesota home to Massachusetts for custom shoes
• UND associate men's hockey coach Cary Eades let go
• MLB: Weaver pitches no-hitter against Twins
• Crystal exec: No change in contract offer
• Fugitive on lam after escaping during hospital visit nabbed by Red Lake officers
• VIDEO: Bin Laden's last words go online
• Former Belcourt, N.D., fire chief will plead guilty to theft
• Fargo elementary students disturbed by abortion protest
• Minnesota mail workers hold drill, prep for possible attack
• Deliberations to resume in Senser hit-and-run case
• Crime alert canceled in possible Minnesota abduction case
• Wells County man charged with firing gun in home
• Medtronic laying off 220 workers
• 3 kayakers rescued from Red Lake River near Crookston
• Former UND football player pleads not guilty
• Sioux add pair for 2012
• Baseball, Cope Well Foundation unite for good cause
• Extra DUI enforcement planned for this weekend
• Leaving top post, UND dean returns to teaching
• MARILYN HAGERTY: Merry month of May brings book signings, music
• Dayton willing to consider 'harebrained stadium scheme'
• A global picnic in Grand Forks
• Breaking News: Crystal, union reps to meet June 8
• Grand Forks County to host mini-farmers market
• 100,000 Facebook users use new organ donor option
• Gingrich officially drops out of presidential race
• Duluth stabbing suspect arrested in St. Cloud
• Candidate for N.D. Public Service Commission tells utility companies to not give donation to PSC campaign
• Former NFL star Junior Seau found dead in home following shooting
• Disappointed by dismissal of NCAA lawsuit, Spirit Lake lawyer turns back to nickname referendum
• No sign of drinking before former N.D. senator Bob Stenehjem's death
• Fight over UND nickname has cost taxpayers more than $46,000
• VIDEO: Thompson woman hospitalized after car rolled
• Mahnomen woman dead after car crash
• VIDEO: Marilyn Hagerty reviews Space Aliens on 'Anderson'
• Eastern Minnesota EMTs deal with dangers of chemical suicides
• Minot planners approve chemical storage facility
• Dark meat climbs in consumer pecking order
• Areavoices: Minimizing ticks risks
• Burned wilderness area reopens in northern Minnesota
• Dumping ND property tax will require 400-page bill
• Hundreds of Minnesota soldiers return
• N.D. has third-highest rate of West Nile virus in nation
• Mild winter may, or may not spawn more skeeters
• Sioux finish strong, Matthew named all-tournament
• Traylor signs on with men's basketball program
• Women's swimming and diving announces team awards
• Team awards handed out for North Dakota men
• UPDATE: Robbers attack homeowner, kill dog in Grand Forks (VIDEO)
• Mont. trip yields few clues to missing Ardoch, N.D., woman
• Grand Forks County agrees to exempt GFAFB housing from taxes
• Worst Place on Earth? ND Actually Rated 2nd in Happiness
• RYAN BAKKEN: Exercise boom time for Boomers
• In Mathew's memory: Tight-knit family find comfort, support from local communities after tragic loss of 4-year-old in fire
• Long legal battle over fatal Minnesota BNSF crash ends
• Judge tosses Spirit Lake lawsuit against NCAA
• 104 years after dying in the line of duty, Duluth police officer to be recognized
• Duluth officer honored posthumously
• CHEF JEFF - ONE BYTE AT A TIME: Avocado Tangerine Salsa
• Senser trial goes to jury
• GOP begins rewriting stadium plan
• Scattered showers could lead to severe t-storms through the evening
• UND Alumni Association stakes out key role in seeking retirement of 'Fighting Sioux' nickname
• Jessica Simpson gives birth to baby girl
• TWINS: Butera gets recalled to provide depth at catcher
• GF man brightens up the neighborhood ... one dot at a time
• Glenn Mueller, Bismarck, letter: Berg should step forward, debate Sand
• Scot Hoeper, Lisa Piche and others, Grand Forks, letter: Foster children need caring families
• Charles Casey, president, University of Minnesota, Crookston, column: Funding shortfalls threaten U of M system
• Stepping out of the spotlight: N.D.-born musician to retire
• VIDEO: ND community comes together to help girl overcoming autism
• Jellybean the miniature pony leads Fargo police on a low-speed chase
• NDSU's Anderson makes NCAA golf tournament again
• Thome garners second GWC Pitcher of the Week honor
• Matthew, Schaefer pace Sioux on second day
• Hawkins earns a spot in Vikings mini camp
• ND Community Comes Together to Help Girl Overcoming Autism
• Officer to preview N.D. sub
• GF teen hurt in motorcycle crash to get 3-wheel bike, hand-control car
• Council to consider Oil Patch connection
• North Dakota National Guard engineers get send-off to Afghanistan
• GF PTO beats national trend of decline
• Woman works hard to prove herself in N.D. oilfield
• Volkswagen makes its return trip to Twin Ports
• UPDATE: UND alumni groups plan campaign for nickname retirement
• UND investment students beat market, other schools
• Fire strikes landscaping company in Hastings
• Two people found dead after fire in central Minn.
• Dayton vetoes medication abortion bill
• Crop planting stays ahead of normal in ND, Minn.
• Two bodies found at scene of fire near Nisswa
• Last legislative day? Probably not
• UPDATE: Senser says she was unaware of striking motorist on exit ramp
• Stewartville, Minn., soldier killed in Afghanistan
• Deputy: Grass, tree fires in Polk County look like arson
• Bobby Vee, Fargo-born rock-and-roller, retires after Alzheimer's diagnosis
• Sanford, Medcenter move closer to possible merger
• CHEF JEFF: Wasabi Chicken
• Passenger injured in 2-vehicle crash in Grand Forks
• Enter for a chance to go 'Rummaging with Ryan'
• Well-known NDSU ag economist killed in farm mishap
• ND secretary of state office hours trimmed again
• A 'triple-whammy kid'
• FAA red tape grounds Otter Tail County, Minn.'s drone used for mapping
• Out of ICU, sailboat accident survivor's therapy includes walking
• Matthew opens America Sky Championship in 10th
• Bears earn series split with victory over UND
• Two Iron Range teens killed in rollover crash
• Several former UND players look to get name on Stanley Cup
• N.D.'s 85-and-older population presents challenges
• Jon Lindgren's stint in public office shepherded him toward doubt in faith
• TV PICKS: 1936 Olympic star Jesse Owens Tuesday on PBS
• Author Jesmyn Ward has lived all over but keeps returning to DeLisle, Miss
• MEN'S BASKETBALL: From Mayville to the Big Ten
• Dayton signs bill changing how 2.5 million acres of northern Minnesota land is managed
• BRAD DOKKEN: Fifteen-year flood anniversary rekindles memories of new boat
• GF middle school puts focus on the outdoors with Outdoors Club
• FACES: Dakota Science Center executive director was naturally drawn to science
• MINNESOTA LEGISLATIVE NOTEBOOK: Hunting and fishing license increase passes
• Sioux split double dip, take series lead over NC
• Lake Region State College restarting volleyball program
• A year later, al-Qaida still a many-headed threat
• MATTERS AT HAND: Insult the state, but not the Capitol building
• FAITH: Kim Wagner ... 'Discover Your Ministy ID' ... Heidi Sias
• Child ag labor proposal withdrawn
• Former N.D. governor Ed Schafer honored with portrait in Washington
• Electronics giant, Best Buy, considers sales refocus
• UND BASEBALL: DeGagne, Sioux salvage split
• UND MEN'S HOCKEY: UND recruit Koules jumping to WHL
• Bob Dylan awarded Presidential Medal of Freedom
• OUR OPINION: The case against Measure 2
• Funding key in stadium debate
• MARILYN HAGERTY: Retailers, restaurants always looking for help
• THE LIST: Dizzy Reed ... Springfest ... Wide Awake
• RYAN BAKKEN: Elections should use lottery tickets to boost participation
• Preparing for prom: Duluth teens with cerebral palsy look forward to first formal dance
• EXHIBITS: 'Eye of the Needle' ... Mollie Douthit exhibit ... 'Same Thought(s)'
• ALWAYS IN SEASON: Spring brings a profusion of birds
• Children's meals becoming less popular at restaurants
• No Vikings stadium vote Saturday
• Downtown Duluth death ruled a homicide by stabbing; two men in custody
• Car crashes into apartment building; another strikes hotel in GF
• Two nurses fired for false insulin reports at Northland nursing home
• Thome blanks Bears in series opener
• Emily Emerson named GWC Female Athlete of the Week
• DOUG LEIER: Early spring welcomed by fish, wildlife
• Coming soon: This summer's hottest movies
• Area fishing report
• UND Honors senior straps on skates, attitude to research the femininity of roller derby
• CHEF JEFF - ONE BYTE AT A TIME: Seafood Pasta
• Hastings family plans to rebuild on site of Monday's blaze
• Brenda Bergseth, Fargo, letter: 'Perpetual candidate' label hurts Cramer
• Jan Raaen, Erskine, Minn., letter: Photo IDs help ensure fair elections
• Richard Shafer, Grand Forks, letter: New faculty members often carry huge debts
• New movie says ND is 'worst place on Earth'
• $283 million project seeks tiny particles in the big woods of northern Minnesota
• Sioux prep for first home GWC series of the season
• '30 Rock' goes live - Take 2
• Victim of Duluth hit-and-run crash rebuilds a life, one memory at a time
• Vikings take Matt Kalil with No. 4 overall pick
• Traffic surveys planned for GF-EGF river bridges
• ND nonresident any-deer bow licenses all issued
• Alerus Center reports profitable first quarter
• Veterans benefits fair scheduled in Grafton
• North Dakota leaders lobby for UAS test site
• West Fargo boy has a chance to make his dream come true
• 'Angry Birds' a teaching tool in Fargo
• Crystal agrees to union contract - but it's in Montana
• CHEF JEFF - ONE BYTE AT A TIME: Breakfast Rice
• Plea change scheduled in former Bismarck teacher's sex case
• 6-9, 300-pound Pine City man charged with sexually assaulting two group-home staffers
• ND's Land Board awards flood-recovery grants
• Tax talks trump stadium hearing
• ND regulator says potash well site cleaned up
• Minnesota Vikings on the clock, sort of
• UND FOOTBALL: Swedish safety, Alaskan wide receiver have aspirations of making the team
• Ex-Viking Joe Senser testifies about wife's independence at her homicide trial
• Blue Cross plans program to rate, compare doctors
• Sioux use homers to blast Valley City State
• N.D. group to hold grain elevator photo contest
• Bail set at $75,000 for Grand Forks man charged with child sex abuse
• Hutchinson leads Sioux on final day of GWC tourney
• Storstad nabs pair of top-4 finishes
• Johnson breaks own 4-day old school hammer record
• Minnesota power project granted environmental exemption
• Hoeven meets with Indian Health Service head
• THE LIST: 'Child Prodigies' ... 'The Final Story' ... 'Almost, Maine'
• Neighbors, strangers help plant crops of Minnesota family coping with cancer
• Marsden testifies on final day of his murder trial
• EGF couple deals with saying goodbye to 2 sons
• Old Salts
• Beyonce named People's most beautiful woman
• The hazards of getting to school in the Devils Lake area
• Crystal planting starts as 2011 slice finale comes
• MARILYN HAGERTY: The gold medal goes to parent volunteers for prom parties
• The Y progresses in $3.2 million improvement project
• Williston delays action on controversial RV ban
• UND considers taking cars off University Avenue to create pedestrian mall on campus
• Spring bounty: Nets in hand, smelters wade into the waters of Lake Superior
• Polk County commissioner districts to stay the same
• Adams, N.D., could join Park River School District
• Williston resident pleads guilty to Ponzi scheme
• Larimore bar fails alcohol compliance check
• Abandoned Minnesota boy wants to stay with great-aunt
• CHEF JEFF: Stir-Fried Pheasant with Brown Rice
• Woman corrections guard found not guilty of sexual conduct with juvenile male inmates
• VIDEO: Motorcyclist injured in Grand Forks crash
• Camper's built-in charging unit caused house fire in Hastings on Monday
• Regulators approve 250-mile power line from Center, N.D., to Grand Forks
• Areavoices: Saddle up! Golden Corral coming back to Grand Forks?
• Tax leader wants hearing on stadium bill
• Minnesota woman sentenced in Iowa counterfeiting case
• Couple sentenced for theft from ND tribe
• Amy Senser's stepdaughter testifies in vehicular homicide trial
• Bismarck names interim police chief
• Duluth band makes network TV debut on 'Letterman'
• Technology helping seniors stay healthier, avoid institional care
• Danny Kristo to return to North Dakota for senior season
• Second day of GWC Golf Championship in the books
• Sioux open mammoth homestand with VCSU
• Justice Department official set for tribal seminar in ND
• Duluth band hits the big time with spot on tonight's 'Letterman' show (with video)
• UPDATE: Jury finds Wacht guilty in decapitation case
• PREP BASEBALL: Northern Freeze's Jarad Nelson surprised by succes
• Children injured in Stephen, Minn., fire released from hospital
• In wake of 1997 flood, commission worked to keep Grand Forks' history
• Minnesota leaders make another comment on N.D. builiding
• N.D. professors' earnings jump in recent years, but still below comparable institutions
• MINNESOTA LEGISLATIVE NOTEBOOK: House give fireworks more power
• On campus, debate over civil rights and rape
• UND's Sandra Donaldson, feminist and 'love poetry' scholar, calling it a career
• Devils Lake outlet nearing completion
• UND MEN'S HOCKEY: Kristo returning for senior season
• Microsoft exec named to ND Board of Higher Ed
• Gov't confirms case of mad cow disease in California
• ND woman pleads guilty to manslaughter charge
• Minnesota PCA board approves Voyageurs, BWCA haze rules
• Scramble for ND Senate candidate in Minot district
• Police: Man killed ex, self in western Minnesota
• Vikings stadium heads for final committee
• Hoeven gets seat on Keystone pipeline conference committee
• MEN'S BASKETBALL: DeWitt named Mayville State coach
• UND in fourth after first day of GWC Championship
• Duluth band hits the big time with spot on tonight's 'Letterman' show
• Mandan man arrested for loaded gun at Bismarck airport
• ND policeman disciplined after thief steals handcuffs, Taser, ammo from unlocked police car
• ND man pleads not guilty to terrorizing
• Cook-off Challenge, People’s Choice award winners
• Think Big: Spring Football 2012 recap
• Sophomore Petsis named to All-GWC First Team
• Tennis season ends with loss to CSU Bakersfield
• UND drops two against Mavericks
• UND FOOTBALL: The recruiting road to UND for Joe Mollberg
• Departing members of State Board of Higher Education cite stress of workload, criticism
• ALWAYS IN SEASON: Robins are common but mysterious at same time
• Student loan debt could threaten economic stability
• Electric cars get high praise, but has limitations
• 2 men in custody over slain Mandan, N.D., woman released
• Twin Cities man injured in rollover in Kelliher, Minn.
• Minnesota's 1st Congressional District GOP undecided on candidate
• Minnesota school-integration program overhaul put on hold, many worried it will disappear
• BRAD DOKKEN: Hey ... I think I know that bear
• TV picks: 'Birdsong' ... 'Veep' ... 'The L.A. Complex'
• PRAIRIE GARDENER: Ash-loving insect boring into Minnesota
• Minneapolis man claims he was beaten by police during raid
• Single people often face cancer battles all by themselves
• ANN BAILEY: New life is springing up on the farm
• Grand Forks students put on 'Culture Night' to introduce themselves and cultures
• MATTERS AT HAND: We got by with a lot of help from our friends
• RYAN BAKKEN: Why not a pay-for-wins Vikings stadium plan?
• N.D. women's prison' annual budget $4.39 million
• Remembering the flood of '97: Red River crests 15 years ago today
• FACES: Myron Barnes retires after rewarding career with Boy Scouts
• Sophomores Weller, Gillson set pace for Sioux
• Sophomore Economy wins 10K at Carleton Relays
• CAPITOL CHATTER: Politicians wonder about sports bloggers, columnists
• Sioux show resolve in doubleheader split at NJIT
• North Dakota splits pair of 1-run games with USD
• UND falls to Chicago State in GWC quarterfinals
• 4-year old boy killed, 2 others injured in fire near Stephen, Minn.
• SOCIAL SECURITY Q&A: Does Social Security income rise if rent increases
• 'Dark Shadows' reinterprets favorite show from the 1970s
• Sanford may partner with Hillsboro hospital
• CLIPBOARD: Red River's Arvidson opens track career with long-jump win, state qualification
• Discovery of head described in murder trial
• Changes could come to UND's subsidized taxi service
• Former West Fargo couple face adversity for adopted son
• White Sox pitcher Phil Humber throws perfect game
• Close to a half-foot of snow reported in parts of the Northland
• Stadium effort gains momentum, still short of goal
• 1-29 rollover victim identified
• Tornado touches down east of Milan, barn and granaries damaged
• CHEF JEFF: Barbecued Baby Back Pork Ribs
• Remembering the flood of '97: Focus shifts for Grand Forks, East Grand Forks 15 years ago today
• Grand Forks plant helps keep troops road-ready
• Child abuse survivor becomes an advocate to help others
• Two women in charge of securing only women's prison in N.D.
• Eatery known for 'rudest waiter' is closing
• Grand Forks teacher recalls when Dick Clark picked her as 'Miss Photogenic'
• Police questioning 2 men in death of Mandan woman
• Minnesota linguist was Klingon expert
• Ada settles flood project
• NJIT takes two tight wins from UND
• Oil Patch has more stories to offer than just violence and crime
• UND FOOTBALL: Offensive, defensive lines to be focus of coaches in Green-White spring game
• Klobuchar tours Oil Patch
• New facility has U.S., Canadian officials working together on border protection
• Grafton veterans benefits fair planned
• EXHIBITS: 'Mayor's Choice' ... 'Same Thought(s)' ... 'A Year on the Plains'
• Ladies of Lager: More women are making - and enjoying - beer
• MINNESOTA LEGISLATIVE NOTEBOOK: House OKs final synthetic drug regulation bill
• Think Big: Signal callers gearing up for 2012
• Areas best cooks ready to show their skills
• Watch the spring game for free on Facebook, UND Insider
• UND Fan Luncheon returns today at noon
• MARILYN HAGERTY: Tailgating, games begin long before spring football game
• ND man pleads not guilty to manslaughter charge
• City of Duluth, Fond du Lac Band face off in court over downtown land
• Ridgewater instructor from Willmar, Minn., honored as a top educator by MnSCU
• Prairie chickens whoop it up near Crookston
• CHEF JEFF - ONE BYTE AT A TIME: Peachy Tomato Salsa
• Police in Mandan investigating apparent homicide
• UND FOOTBALL: Highly touted UND recruit Joe Mollberg experiences the pressure of selecting the college right for him
• U of M's stadium may soon see beer sales
• Area fishing report
• Gov. Dalrymple bridles at Minnesota lawmaker's Capitol insult
• CHEF JEFF: Garlic & Herb-Marinated Chicken Thighs
• VIDEO: Alexandria woman killed, Osakis man found dead Friday afternoon
• Minnesota House passes abortion facility license fees
• Hundreds of thousands may lose Internet in July
• Zimmerman apologizes for shooting; gets $150K bail
• Stadium optimism increases after NFL meeting
• John Chappell, Grand Forks, letter: Millionaires as victims? That's rich
• Sean Marrin, Grand Forks, letter: Grandstrand has strong vision for GF
• TWINS: Swarzak hit hard in Twins' 7-6 loss to Yankees
• TIMBERWOLVES: T-Wolves snap 11-game losing streak vs Pistons
• Minnesota drivers switch seats near Duluth, both charged with DWI
• 'Almost, Maine': Community theater's latest show combines group's history and new blood during its 64th season
• DOUG LEIER: Year-round season doesn't hurt N.D. fish populations
• Minnesota lawmaker's letter threatens retaliation against Northland township over board's mining vote
• N.D. women's prison inmates volunteer, give back to society
• Big homestand on the horizon as UND travels east
• Think Big: Radio personalities set to clash
• Dave Hakstol inks new 6-year contract
• Think Big - Veteran specialists are a nice luxury
• Salmonson inks with men's basketball program
• Former ND GOP House candidate becomes lobbyist
• Nominees sought for female 'community builders' in northwest Minnesota
• Group plans Grand Forks event for Autism Awareness Month
• Redby man indicted for possessing a gun
• St. Michael man sentenced for embezzlement
• Altru head: Expansion delayed 2 years
• MARILYN HAGERTY: Some people go viral; others get bacterial
• Dickinson company plans manufacturing operation in Grand Forks
• Leevers buys Wally's in Devils Lake
• Fewer people registering for Susan G. Komen races
• Bachmann uses term 'tar baby' to attack Obama's energy policy; spokeswoman says quote not racial
• Probe of 1979 disappearance of Etan Patz leads to NYC basement
• State-owned Bank of ND makes record $70 million profit
• VIDEO: Levon Helm, key member of The Band, dies at 71
• Minnesota legislator finds ND Capitol lacking
• Rumors swirl of smaller iPad, which Jobs detested
• Karlstad man injured after crash
• Hakstol signs new, six-year contract with UND men's hockey program
• Dayton: NFL commissioner headed to Minnesota Capitol
• Minn., N.D., Reps on opposite sides of farm bill cuts
• Firms buy historic Grand Forks building
• Authorities tackling 'epidemic' of texting while driving
• Isaiah talks, tells mother 'I love you'
• Number of crypto cases linked to Duluth water park continues to rise
• Murder suspect: 'I'm the devil': Jurors hear from Wacht for first time in Cooperstown trial
• Suspect arrested in Rochester park stabbing
• Minnesota boy injured in sailboat accident begins breathing on his own
• Remembering the flood of '97: Fire breaks out in downtown Grand Forks, Red River climbs 15 years ago today
• Cirrus promises Vision jet project will have economic impact in the Northland
• Commissioner wants to save old Wilton, N.D., train depot
• Charting a disc golf course in Riverside Park
• Jacks double-up Sioux in non-conference action
• Volleyball spring scrimmage set for Friday
• Think Big: O-Linemen gaining valuable reps
• UND the nation's most-watched college hockey team
• Softball sweeps GWC weekly honors
• EERC demonstrates fuel production from wood waste
• Cirrus secures funding for light jet production in Grand Forks, Duluth
• Plummer petroleum spill cleanup to take 10 more days
• THE LIST: 'Les Miserables' ... 'Beehive' ... 'Almost, Maine'
• OLLI@UND plans open house
• American Crystal union leader charged in incident with replacement worker
• Grand Forks County extends burn ban
• Bomb squad called to GFK
• Grand Forks man charged in sexual assault
• Park River, N.D., man avoids jail time on burglaries
• UND ranked among greenest colleges
• Remembering the flood of '97: Red River breaks through 15 years ago today
• More mobile food trucks rolling into Oil Patch
• Radio producer launches food truck, new radio show
• Committee asks North Dakotans with autism spectrum disorder for input
• USDA: Early planting continued despite cool, wet weather last week
• THE EATBEAT: Space Aliens appeals to children and adults alike
• JEFF TIEDEMAN: What's on your buns?
• Minnesota author faces civil suit over 'Three Cups of Tea'
• Hospital drug theft reports soar in Minnesota
• Man in jail after fight outside Fargo apartment puts another man in hospital
• Minnesota Appeals court hears ex-nurse's aiding suicide case
• VIDEO: 'American Bandstand' host Dick Clark dies at 82; widow has ND ties
• CHEF JEFF: Stuffed Pork Chops with Chorizo, Dates and Manchego Cheese
• Astro Bob blog: Incredible aurora video from Scandinavia
• Northland man charged with stealing $144K in Social Security benefits
• Gov. Dayton signs bill protecting vulnerable adults
• UPDATED: Doctors take boy, injured in sailboat accident, off ventilator
• UND FOOTBALL: Former UND greats to serve as honorary coaches in Green-White spring game
• Duluth prep basketball coaches ousted over student privacy violation
• Fargo Commissioner hopes public education will change views of bike lanes
• Sioux post pair of walk-off wins over Minot State
• Sioux place 12th at Creighton, GWC tourney next
• Thirteen Sioux earn Academic All-WAC honors
• Local standout Jimmy Evers signs men's track NLI
• Think Big: Alumni coaches are two former greats
• THAT REMINDS ME WITH MARILYN HAGERTY: Turtle River State Park takes shape in '37
• Bodies of Minnesota couple retrieved from Italian cruise wreck
• UND FOOTBALL: Redshirt freshman provides receiving corps with physicality
• PREP GOLF: Practice makes perfect for Grand Forks golfers
• Report: Highway Patrol captain had blood alcohol content twice the legal limit
• Police respond to unattended death in Grand Forks garage
• Man pleads not guilty to misspending $45,000 belonging to his father with dementia
• Remembering the flood of '97: What was happening 15 years ago today
• American Indian cooking traditions - with new twists - featured at UND Time Out
• Grand Forks council candidate drops out
• RYAN BAKKEN: Summer comes early for Thief River Falls students
• Halvorson in the hunt at TSU Big Blue tourney
• Fairweather, Sioux get Creighton Classic underway
• Duluth citizen patrols, police stress safety first
• N.D.'s gender gap in wages higher than national average
• Sioux and Beavers to meet in Tuesday doubleheader
• Think Big: Veteran duo highlights tight end unit
• Think Big: Divide and Conquer draft results
• Close to a foot of snow reported in parts of the Northland
• Grand Forks council OKs sex ordinance
• State Fair Pond in Minot closed for repairs
• Bound for Hibbing, woman was among oldest to survive Titanic disaster
• GF Council to vote on sex shop licensing at tonight's meeting
• Gov. Dalrymple asks state agencies to hold spending even
• It's dirt digging time at unique new business in Hastings
• Wizards season ends; likely last one in Bismarck
• Test: ND trooper's blood concentration nearly twice legal limit
• Another nickname lawsuit goes to court
• CHEF JEFF - ONE BYTE AT A TIME: Cheesy Bacon and Egg Casserole
• Minnesota Legislative notebook: GOP passes bill banning child care union dues
• Parole denied for man who killed Minnesota cop
• GOP, Dems clash over Obama tax boosts on wealthy
• La. Gov. Jindal helping ND's Dalrymple raise money
• Marilyn's new segment with Anderson Cooper postponed, expected to air in coming weeks
• David Rydell, Bismarck, letter: Contributions taint commissioners' decisions
• Deb Kluck, Fargo, letter: Hospice volunteers render exceptional service
• Decapitated researcher trial begins today
• Fargo man accused of killing wife to seek psych evaluation
• Zeal for early Minnesota fishing opener fades
• April dishes up smorgasbord of weather in Minnesota
• UND HOCKEY: Nelson gains second All-America recognition
• Resolution of ND property tax debate case not likely
• Dickinson man dies in weekend crash in Dunn County
• UTPA stages another late rally, sweeps UND
• PRAIRIE GARDENER: Don't jump the gun when it comes to early lawn work
• Local gymnasts vying for national title
• Flood memories: Then and Now
• UND FOOTBALL: Defense still has upper hand at second spring scrimmage, offense making progress
• Former neighborhoods live on, after '97 flood, in parks
• Emancipation Day pushes income tax deadline back two days
• RYAN BAKKEN: Another one snuffs the butts
• BRAD DOKKEN: Fish ID book gets put to good use during Florida Keys adventure (VIDEO)
• ND crude oil supply moving more and more to coastal refineries
• UND's 'My Generation': Theater's new world of song, dance and Twitter
• How the sinking Titanic raised a new era in journalism
• ANN BAILEY: Flock provides farm-fresh eggs at a small price
• FACES: Laura Pikop is world champion in mounted shooting
• Time Out Week starts Monday at UND
• Storm-chased KC-135s return home after weekend at GFAB
• MARILYN HAGERTY: In New York, hard core driver believes in being kind to people
• Outdoors column: No need to move Minnesota's fishing opener
• After prison release, Minnesota wrestler focuses on Olympic dream
• Student project promoting walking gains widespread support
• Smithsonian unveils more modern, diverse US history timeline
• Mike and Ike, of candy fame, announce split in social network ad campaign
• Veteran turned away by Minneapolis VA after seeking help; suffers psychotic break
• Leonard, Minn., boy improves after April 6 sailboat accident
• Beltrami County's Three Island Park aims for national historic register
• Midwest aircraft moved to Grand Forks air base as result of storm
• New Town residents protest mobile home park eviction
• Rose, Johnson win event titles at Bison Invite
• Runners-up Emerson, Lindsay pace UND at NDSU
• Titanic disaster still echoes in the Northland
• Psychologist: Spirit Lake social services in crisis
• Foster parents say child returned to unhealthy environment
• Broncs rally late to take doubleheader opener
• Think Big: Second scrimmage report
• Family not giving up search for missing Ardoch, N.D., woman
• Askew in race for Pembina Commission
• Grand Forks candidates set for June election
• Report: N.D. teen births static, Minn. sees drop
• IN THE SPIRIT: Church body vows to wipe our malaria
• Duluth man awash with remorse at sentencing for vehicular homicide
• Britton Transport plans new terminal, new jobs
• VIRG FOSS: It's BC's time now, but who will be next?
• Low profile singer/songwriter Fred Eaglesmith to perform in Grafton
• UND No. 3 among healthy U.S. campuses
• Early morning outage in Grand Forks impacts 1,900 customers
• CHEF JEFF: Seared Ginger Balsamic Salmon
• Native American Journalists Association founder to speak in Bismarck
• TWINS: Rangers take down Minnesota 6-2
• Minnesota Secretary of State Ritchie steps into voter ID battle
• Twins pitcher Blackburn asks for trainer, leaves in 6th inning of Saturday game
• Best Buy announces locations for store closings: 6 in Minnesota, none in N.D.
• S.D. mother sues company, alleges sex discrimination
• Johnson, Messmer nab personal records at NDSU
• UND opens Bison Invite with Urban's career mark
• Misconduct alleged against Secret Service agents
• Seventh-inning rally pushes UTPA past Sioux
• Church reflects on turmoil of flood and years after
• Conrad, Wakefield, Barry to receive honorary UND degree
• Bridges to be replaced, roads repaired in northwest Minn.
• EXHIBITS: 'Cold Recall' ... 'Same Thought(s)' ... 'Splendor of Norway'
• N.D. may be featured in 'FrackNation' film
• FAITH: Crookston breakfast ... Lotus Center retreat ... Clergy Day in Devils Lake
• Netbooks are teaching tools for many district students
• Great Lakes Airlines will start nonstop flights, from Thief River Falls to Twin Cities, in May
• Think Big: Secondary thoughts
• UND adds Mia Loyd to women's basketball roster
• Watch today's baseball game at UTPA
• INCH names Hakstol national coach of the year
• ND Family Involved in Standoff Want Charges Dismissed, Trial Venue Moved
• N.D. man sentenced to 10 years on child porn charges
• Coast Guard evacuates crew member from freighter on Lake Superior near Twin Ports
• CHEF JEFF - ONE BYTE AT A TIME: Eggs and Ham Crispy Cups
• Full text of Axl Rose's letter to the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame
• Axl Rose says no to Rock Hall of Fame induction
• Race to the South Pole
• Love to hear percussion?
• Kathy Griffin is drawn to the outrageous
• HBO's 'Eastbound & Down' is up - even on the way out
• Minnesota judge dismisses lake groups' zebra mussels lawsuit
• 'The world's happiest blues man'
• Report shows Dayton raised $83,000 so far in 2012
• Trans-Siberian Orchestra brings rock theater to Grand Forks Saturday night
• Minnesota's tough problem: How best to evaluate teachers
• Minnesota man struck, killed by his own car after tire goes flat
• UPDATE: Minnesota denies jobless benefits for fired Senate staffer
• CHEF JEFF: Strawberry Rhubarb Crumb Pie
• Minnesota authorities oppose parole for man who killed cop
• N.D. U.S. Senate donations: Berg $2.7 million, Heitkamp $1 million
• Pickup crashes into Grand Forks house following accident
• Lawsuit on N.D. property tax measure to be appealed
• UPDATE: 5 years after N.D. makes the switch, S.D. high schools move to wooden baseball bats
• UND hockey coach Dave Hakstol named coach of the year
• 100 years: Titanic sinking being remembered near and far
• Starkweather bicyclists cross into Chile
• Sioux send seniors off with sweep against Phoenix
• Waldera's career performance results in GWC honors
• Sioux look to tame UTPA in the Lone Star State
• GWC Outdoor Track poll tabs UND men third
• North Korea fires rocket
• MINNESOTA LEGISLATURE: Increase in hunting, fishing license fees still alive
• CHEF JEFF - ONE BYTE AT A TIME: Roasted Red Potatoes
• Marilyn and Anthony's book deal and another visit with Anderson
• MARILYN HAGERTY: Teaching Tony and Anderson to play bridge
• Skittles joins food brands at center of tragedy
• Judge throws out lawsuit on property tax measure in N.D.
• TWINS: Morneau gets two-run homer as Twins beat Angels 10-9
• N.D. oil output still rising, setting records
• Ann Romney fires back at never-worked charge
• VIDEO: Zimmerman makes court appearance in Florida shooting
• Legislative issues: What is moving, what is not
• Infrastructure challenges in western N.D. could limit drilling in Williston Basin's Bakken system
• New Minnesota law lets prosecutors carry guns
• Bicyclist rides into train, dies in NE Minnesota
• Minnesota man sentenced to 12 years for setting girlfriend's son on fire
• With extra security in courtroom, Northland man arraigned on charges of kidnapping son
• Police investigating deaths of two women in Devils Lake
• Lawmaker seeks smoking ban for Minnesota foster homes
• Charges: Woodbury woman dispensed harsh discipline regimen, beat girl with spoon
• Titanic's sinking: Was it more than human folly?
• Funeral for U of M football player Tinsley will be Saturday
• N..D company seeks executive bonuses in bankruptcy
• Hastings police assist intoxicated man who couldn't get out of the bathroom
• Fargo bank hit with overdraft fees lawsuit
• Areavoices: Grandma teaches a non-native Midwesterner to make lefse
• Minot City Council to discuss flood protection
• PREP SPORTS: GGF track teams like upgrades
• Think Big: Wide receivers look to build off 2011
• Crookston murder suspect psych evaluation completed
• Grand Forks hit-and-run suspect pleads not guilty
• Police: Grand Forks man fails to register as sex offender
• Son accuses Grand Forks woman of smoking meth
• Businessman, radio personality Howard Webb leaves legacy of active retirement
• Looking at future of diabetes treatment
• PREP TENNIS: Red River returns top two singles players
• Grand Forks Athletics Director Olson approved as Fargo Public Schools activities director
• UND muralist paints his dorm mates together
• New Grand Forks disc golf course moves ahead
• UND Greeks install zero tolerance policy that includes alcohol ban following string of campus incidents
• EERC works toward goal of clean coal, at less cost
• Image of a brother: Northwood man finds memories in Depression-era photo
• East Grand Forks to repair leaky library roof
• UND VP finalist touts Grand Forks ties
• UND MEN'S BASKETBALL: Spring signing season begins
• Kennedy woman sentenced in theft from friends
• Polar explorer, teacher Ann Bancroft to speak at UND
• Abuse survivors find voices
• Grand Forks International Airport breaks boarding record in March
• Grand Forks group to host Measure 2 public forum
• CHEF JEFF: Sausage Reuben Casserole
• Trayvon Martin's killer to be charged with 2nd-degree murder; is in custody
• Twins RHP Baker to miss season with elbow injury
• Minnesota apple growers worry cold could kill crop
• UPDATE: Tribes, government agree to $1 billion settlement
• N.D. man convicted on sex, drug trafficking charges
• Areavoices: Is streaming about to become king of the video hill?
• Caseloads rise for N.D. parole, probation officers
• Williston may ban RV living; city trying to 'get some control' over campers
• THE EATBEAT: Hand-cut steak, free peanuts attract Texas Roadhouse diners
• JEFF TIEDEMAN: Salsa - it starts in the spring
• Coast Guard evacuates crew member from freighter on Lake Superior
• $6.9 million assessments bill to Fargo landowner upheld
• N.D. school absolved from medical costs for accident
• Police say Tuesday night Brooklyn Park death is a homicide
• Duluth woman charged with 8 felonies for tax evasion
• Pilot walks away after Fargo plane belly landing
• 22-year-old Minneapolis man delivering food to neighbor shot and killed
• VP Biden comes to Minnesota for Klobuchar fundraiser
• Candidate for N.D. school superintendent decides to not run the day after he applied
• Sioux take two games from South Dakota
• Big Sky TV package, home football times announced
• Duluth Hillside resident recounts firing at alleged home invaders
• Organizers say Duluth's tall ships festival will expand in 2013
• Pastor appears in court
• Grand Forks adult business ordinance moves forward
• Here's to you, Dr. Robinson: History students organize chess tourney in tribute to 'father of UND chess'
• Fatty liver disease becoming more frequent amongst obese youths
• THAT REMINDS ME WITH MARILYN HAGERTY: Pinto beans made valley debut in '62
• UND FOOTBALL: Defensive lineman Stanchik returns from broken leg in 2010
• Grand Forks County has two new officials
• With warm spring, N.D. sees earliest starting date for field work on record
• RYAN BAKKEN: All eyes (and stomachs) on tater tot hotdish
• Red Lake man appears in court on charge of assaulting woman with shovel
• Family remains hopeful for boy's recovery
• Fargo woman who gave birth to 15th child is featured on the "Today" show
• PREP HOCKEY: Crookston standout headed to WHL
• Former O.J. Simpson girlfriend jailed for stealing pain meds in Moorhead
• Best Buy CEO resigns amid internal probe
• OUR OPINION: One-sided anti-poverty discussions disappoint
• New director named for Antler border protection
• Santorum bows out of presidential race
• MLB: Marlins suspend Guillen for Castro comments
• Frank, Sioux earn doubleheader split with SDSU
• Court of Appeals upholds Hastings man's conviction on first-degree criminal sexual conduct
• Man accused of stalking family through four states, arranging to have them kidnapped in Duluth
• Minnesota spring truck weight restrictions to end April 12
• Think Big: Running backs focus on getting better
• Ex-pastor in court today for sex charges
• CHEF JEFF - ONE BYTE AT A TIME: Quinoa Chicken
• Accident near Crookston sends victims to hospital
• Titanic memorial cruise delayed by strong winds
• Texting offers promise but also peril to political campaigns
• Boy missing, sister drowned in boating accident in northeast Montana
• UPDATE: 3 adults shot dead at Minnesota daycare; suspect sought
• Ex-presidential hopeful Cain to lead Minnesota rally
• Minneapolis mayor agrees to meet with Occupy Minneapolis activists
• Gov. Dayton signs bill allowing Minnesota prosecutors to carry guns
• Company plans crude pipeline from N.D. to Oklahoma
• CHEF JEFF: Ham Panini with Provolone and Caramelized Onions
• Trial set for former Bismarck teacher in sex case
• UPDATE: Gov. Dayton urges voters to reject voter ID
• Group promotes N.D. products on China trade mission
• 1,400 acres burn south of Nimrod, Minn.; fire danger still high
• Williston, N.D., man to plead guilty to counterfeiting
• Mercer, N.D., man dies in Highway 83 crash
• Minnesota DNR to auction confiscated equipment April 28 in Zimmerman, Minn.
• Man arrested in assault on Washington County, Minn., deputy
• Intruder at Fargo airport faces felony trespass charge
• Baby girl whose body found in Mississippi River is laid to rest
• Man dies after ATV hits tree in Stearns County, Minn.
• Woman follows dog after it jumps into Duluth ship canal
• 'Hunger Games' again on list of challenged books
• 2012 temps shattering U.S. heat records
• MARILYN HAGERTY: Calls come in by day or night for Grand Forks bondsman
• Local congregations see increases giving, reflecting national trend
• The flood of 1997: 15 years later
• Grand Forks schools see rise of children with autism
• TV PICKS: 'The Borgias' ... 'The Client List' ... 'Smash' ... 'Glee'
• PREP GIRLS BASKETBALL: 1,000-point club not uncommon for Northern Freeze
• University of Minnesota to study military deployment's toll on families
• UND FOOTBALL: Mixed results at first live scrimmage
• RYAN BAKKEN: Finley woman wins third tater tot hotdish crown in five years
• PRAIRIE GARDENER: To keep your Easter lily healthy, provide it with lots of light
• ANN BAILEY: Easter is a good time to count one's blessings
• FACES: Five years after a near-fatal car accident, Ben Hylden is grateful to be alive
• Northland boy, missing nearly two weeks, found safe; father hospitalized
• 'Damn Yankees': They play a game, we make it personal
• Utah Valley finishes of sweep of Sioux
• Women's World Championship Blog: Opening Day
• Think Big: First scrimmage report
• Two of three children die after sailboat capsizes
• Rental bikes could be coming to Grand Forks
• VIRG FOSS: Precision, power leads Boston College
• UND FOOTBALL: Receivers step up at spring practices
• Grafton hunter displays African-safari trophies in his rec room
• City of Duluth sues Fond du Lac Band to halt downtown gaming expansion
• HOWARD KOSSOVER: Federal taxes can be withheld
• Assessment for productivity of 'Oil Patch' estimate for fall of 2013
• EXHIBITS: 'Eye of the Needle' ... 'Splendor of Norway' ... 'A Year on the Plains'
• Couples hiccups at Masters, but he's not alone
• Eagle population making a comeback in Minnesota
• CHEF JEFF: Lemony Honey Glazed Roast Chicken
• UPDATED: Two of three children die after sailboat capsizes
• Woods club-kicking does not go unnoticed
• Minnesota officials at loss over 100-year-old tombstone, hope public can provide clues
• Minnesota Capitol Chatter: 'Wolf is a brother to original man'
• Minnesota man sentenced to 5 years for 11th DWI
• Iran lawmaker: Country can produce nuclear weapons but won't
• Dickinson police: Drug users carrying others' urine to beat drug tests
• Waldera turns in career performance at USD
• Storstad etches her name in UND record books
• Popular painter Thomas Kinkade dies in California
• Fargo to continue urban deer archery hunt
• Advantageous Utah Valley gets by Sioux in game two
• Man held in deadly Proctor bar fight claims self-defense
• The Young and the Recession: Saga of unemployed youth continues
• Think Big: Building depth on the D-line
• Text sent from missing Northland boy's cell phone; case gets national attention
• Military children describe their sacrifices in 'Deployed'
• Fires prompt Grand Forks County burn ban
• Pesticide, EPA faulted in bee die-off
• FAITH: Science, religion, lunch seminar ... Roseau woman to give gospel concert ... Rothberg to lead spring retreat
• Minnesota-Duluth's Jack Connolly awarded Hobey Baker
• N.D. top in the nation in honey production
• Stroke victims gather on UND campus to reclaim lives
• Newcomer enters Grand Forks City Council Ward 3 race
• Fire warning issued for most of western Minnesota tonight, Saturday
• MLB: Twins lose opener, 4-2
• TWINS: Orioles top Twins in Baltimore's home opener
• CHEF JEFF - ONE BYTE AT A TIME: Coconut-Walnut Granola
• College hockey: UMD's Jack Connolly wins Hobey Baker Memorial Award
• Grand Cities Children's Choir celebrates 10 years
• East Grand Forks Library now offers books for download
• Minnesota legislative notebook: Dayton vetoes GOP school repayment plan
• U of M football player Gary Tinsley dead at 22
• CHEFJEFF: Glazed Ham and Steamed Cabbage
• Alternative energy: North Dakota's prairie winds waning
• Areavoices: A vintage 'Phillips 66 Radio Revue' broadcast from May 1952
• Walk-off double drops Sioux in GWC opener
• Through These Doors, season finale
• Get ready for the spring with UND Sports
• Minot moves forward with buyouts of 108 homes
• Minnesota Legislature toughens elder abuse penalties
• Marilyn Hagerty: The river rolls on in peace on Easter
• Minnesota man pleads guilty to stealing steers worth $40,000
• Duluth cop, doc describe hurdles in war on synthetic drugs
• Sen. Hoeven says Devils Lake is close to stability
• After a tough 2011, Gardenhire hopeful Twins can be contenders
• MPSF announces 2012 All-Academic awards
• Census: North Dakota population grew 1.7 percent in a year
• Helping hands
• Revised ballot: 'Yes' means 'no' to Fighting Sioux nickname
• CHEF JEFF - ONE BYTE AT A TIME: Red Pesto Pasta
• Number of firearm permit applications rise in N.D.'s booming Oil Patch
• New York appeals court reinstates case against YouTube
• Twins, Orioles mark Camden Yards' 20th anniversary
• Painkiller sales soar around U.S., fuel addiction
• Coast Guard plans to go ahead, sink Japanese ship
• New on DVD: 'War Horse,' 'Torchwood: Miracle Day'
• Sex trafficking trial faces series of delays
• Oprah's success hasn't followed her to OWN
• Britannica's halt of print edition triggers sales
• Moorhead police will return seized $12,000 to Fryn' Pan waitress
• White Earth offers Vikings stadium $400 million in exchange for casino rights (AUDIO)
• N.D. doctor accused of drugging wife withdraws pleas; case will head to trial
• Jeff Miller, Rugby, N.D., letter: Stop the madness; send Berg to Senate
• Dwight Messner, Grand Forks, letter: Measure 2 leaves money in people's pockets
• Senior Ben Blood signs with NHL’s Ottawa Senators
• Areavoices: Hitting the road for Easter weekend? Tips for packing smarter, lighter
• N.D. man accused of NDSU professor's murder seeks to suppress testimony
• Gov. Dayton vetoes GOP school repayment plan
• Resort owners have mixed feelings about plans for earlier Minnesota fishing opener
• MARILYN HAGERTY: Words live on as people come and go
• N.D. National Guard plans Clergy Day events
• Duluth nursing home altercations detailed in state report
• Think Big: A look at the linebackers
• UND opens GWC play at preseason favorite
• White Earth incumbents re-elected
• Five years after life-changing accident, GF deputy honored as state's officer of the year
• First Friday Art Walk to be held in Bemidji, Minn.
• Northland meatball gets spot on Target Field menu
• Work starts to build new elevator in Forest River, N.D.
• FIGHTING SIOUX NICKNAME: N.D. Supreme Court decision: Gutless or reasoned?
• MINNESOTA PREP SOFTBALL: Sacred Hart begins rebuilding at home
• Prairie Public to air special on Devils Lake flooding
• Suspended NDSU women's athletic director Dorn admits to violating harassment policy (VIDEO)
• N.D. Highway Patrol IDs man killed in train collision
• Gov. Dayton signs parental notification requirement dubbed 'Jacob's Law'
• Grand Forks man pleads guilty to possessing, receiving child pornography
• Voter ID headed to ballot in Minnesota
• Trucker harassment class-action suit backfires
• Aerial, ground searches turn up nothing on missing northeastern Minnesota boy, father
• Fighting Sioux nickname ballot language OK'd
• Was $12,000 left at Moorhead Fryn' Pan a generous tip or drug money?
• Earl Strinden, Grand Forks, letter: George Longmire 'epitomized integrity'
• Paul Hansen, Jackson, Wyo., letter: First step on road to bipartisan budget
• Phil Krinkie, St. Paul, column: Right of voting carries responsibility of ID
• THE EATBEAT: Sleek, large new Fuji offers Japanese cuisine with flair
• Areavoices: Helping others succeed just by spring cleaning
• Williston train depot booms with Oil Patch passengers
• Minnesota Legislature mulls mom-friendly fish opener
• JEFF TIEDEMAN: Perfect pairing
• Frank named pitcher of the week
• Robb cracks top eight at Beu Mussatto Invite
• Women's golfers take 11th at Houston Baptist
• Brock Nelson signs with New York Islanders
• Spotlight on Daniel Ross
• East Grand Forks council considers renewed open talks with American Crystal executives
• Romney claims Maryland; Wisconsin and Washington, D.C. next
• N.D. Supreme Court leaves 'Sioux' decision to a state vote
• Group to seek intel facility for Grand Forks Air Force Base
• Grand Forks County sued over alleged mishandling of man's estate
• Former Duluth woman pleads guilty to voting while ineligible
• CHEF JEFF - ONE BYTE AT A TIME: Braised Chicken
• Lawmaker warns of court challenge over Minnesota wolf season
• VIKINGS: Harvin to have minor shoulder surgery
• TWINS: Brignac has two hits, leads Rays over Twins 6-2
• UND HOCKEY: Brock Nelson turns pro
• Rodney Nelson, Fargo, letter: GOP's indifference, inaction hurt N.D.
• Dan Stenvold, Park River, N.D., letter: Will N.D. throw veterans under bus?
• Lee Finstad, Grand Forks, letter: Measure 'spells disaster' for N.D. veterans
• MARILYN HAGERTY: Come one, come all to 1987's Hrkac Circus
• Study: Want a long, healthy life? Where you live makes a difference
• House fire burns through night before man calls Duluth Fire Department
• Minnesota students' energy-efficient vehicle wins first prize in national mileage contest
• UND in 10th at HBU Husky Invitational
• Robb, Sioux in sixth place at Beu Mussatto Invite
• Tennis team in focus on UND Sports
• Krueger featured as spring practice in full swing
• Thome collects GWC Pitcher of the Week accolade
• Think Big: Washed out
• Reported crime in Grand Forks hits 15-year low
• Women changing stereotypes of math and science fields
• MINNESOTA LEGISLATIVE NOTEBOOK: Another step taken to speed business permits
• RYAN BAKKEN: The meaning behind Mega Millions' winning numbers
• After record-breaking March, warm streak to continue
• OUR OPINION: 'The Capitol is crumbling' in Minnesota
• Crystal employees alter lifestyles during lockout
• Republicans send Dayton school payment plan
• MSU-Mankato seeks new coach; Jutting done after 12 years
• Supreme Court OKs routine jailhouse strip searches
• CHEF JEFF: Spicy Apricot-Glazed Chicken
• Study: Our ancestors used fire a million years ago
• 1940 census records include 21 million still alive
• Driver in Kansas crash that killed 5 Minnesotans held restricted license
• Gray hair's in fashion, but what about at work?
• Man sentenced to 3 years after standoff in cornfield near Argusville
• Gov. Dayton not happy with Lanning stadium plan
• Unpaid child support drives N.D. lien law
• Ninth-inning rally lifts Bison past UND
• Proposed data access bills say: 'Let the sunshine in'
• FACES: Instructor Dacia Stiles says Zumba leaves participants sweaty, exhilarated and happy
• Warming up to the role of ice queen on 'Game of Thrones'
• ANN BAILEY: Spring has arrived right on time
• Steelhead opener a spring rite on the Brule River
• WWE star John Cena takes a stand against bullying
• Democrats launch attack as GOP begins to favor Romney
• Highway 59 near Plummer, Minn. closed for several miles
• Baesler backed by GOP for N.D. school superintendent
• 21 million people still alive from 1940 census
• Mexican prosecutors investigating family in 3 ritual murders
• TIMBERWOLVES: Love, Minnesota running low on time for playoff push
• Ex-Bulldog Brown learned hard lesson from run-in with Duluth police
• Sorum won't run against Gov. Dalrymple in primary
• Jim Vorachek, Jamestown, N.D., letter: N.D. should send oil checks to residents
• Theresa Fontaine, Grand Forks, letter: Column misrepresented Democratic convention
• Paul Sorum, Fargo, letter: Higher ed system needs thorough review
• Rodger Olson and Kevin Campbell, Fargo, letter: Diversion renders Fargo's risk manageable
• AAA: N.D. gasoline prices jump 21 cents in March, 3 cents above national average
• Seven Clans Casino launches fishing venture on tribal lakes
• Stoks breaks record, throwers sparkle
• UND throwers dominate at North Dakota State
• Dagfinrud, Dalen lead Norway to second place
• Man rescued from remote Minnesota campsite after apparent stroke
• Top Bureau of Indian Affairs official resigns to accept postiion with Christ of Latter-day Saints
• TWINS: Mauer has something to prove
• Duluth utilities debt a rising problem
• Minnesota Capitol Chatter: Pre-Easter adjournment looks less likely
• UND drop two more tight ones to Bison
• Think Big: Do it live
• Warrant issued for Minnesota man accused of abducting son; grandfather arrested
• East Grand Forks funeral home changes hands, name
• Hamm receives GOP endorsement for Insurance Commissioner
• MATTERS AT HAND: Herald misses coverage of own journalism event
• Tribal members being evicted for oil field development
• Mandan, N.D., man killed in motorcycle crash in Bismarck
• Dalrymple wins GOP endorsement for governor
• Many northern Minnesota lakes ice-free in March for first time on record
• CHEF JEFF - ONE BYTE AT A TIME: Beet Salad
• MARILYN HAGERTY: Meals from Grand Forks feed starving Haitian kids
• RYAN BAKKEN: Here comes the March news quiz
• Students step up to defend the hoodie
• ALWAYS IN SEASON: Sparrow season runs all year, peaks in spring
• TWINS: Blackburn projected starter for home opener
• TWINS: Morneau continues surge in win over Pirates
• Driver in Plummer train-truck accident died, says Minnesota State Patrol
• Areavoices: You CAN save for college - and here's how
• Janie Capp, Lankin, N.D., letter: Pipeline's benefits promise to bypass N.D.
• Vicki Voldal Rosenau, Valley City, N.D., letter: Foxes guard the henhouse at N.D. PSC
• Kevin Solum, Barnesville, Minn., letter: Growers should reassert control over Crystal
• Juris Curiskis, Minneapolis, letter: Measure 2 'liberates thinking' about taxes
• JoNell Bakke, Grand Forks, column:
• Kansas, Illinois, Maryland ticketholders win $640 million lottery jackpot (VIDEO)
• State Republicans fractured by election of national delegates
• Think Big: Ready to work
• Unearned tally leads Bison past Sioux in 1-0 duel
• UND Sports highlights spring sports
• Dodson previews the weekend series
• Martinson elevated to full-time head coach
• Corn is now king in N.D.
• Winger, Minn., bank receives SBA award
• Number of suspected illnesses increases in Duluth water park outbreak
• Senate uses reserve funds to cut business tax
• Weekend conference to address threats to N.D. hunting
• Construction to start on Gentilly Bridge near Crookston
• Grand Forks' masonic center opens doors of 'secret' society
• Birders await confirmation but believe peregrine pair is back
• Nelson County authorities investigating streak of vehicle vandalism
• No. 2 UND official resigns
• N.E. N.D. to get $15 million for roads
• 'Thinspiration' a dangerous phenomenon
• Duluth police arrest man after chase into Lake Superior
• Twins fall to Red Sox 9-7
• Conrad: Obama OKs Fargo-Moorhead flood-control plan
• Funeral of kidnapped Montana teacher held at gym
• Americans bet nearly $1.5 billion to win record jackpot
• Man charged with murder in Bismarck mother's death
• Cain stumps for Sand in Fargo, encourages 'unconventional candidate' over party establishment (VIDEO)
• CHEF JEFF: Grilled Cheese and Tomato Soup
• Heitkamp releases first ad of U.S. Senate campaign
• St. Paul hotel desk clerk charged with recording newlyweds
• Memories still vivid of Minnesota's '97 Final Four
• Gov. Dayton won't sign teacher layoff bill
• Live web cam offers views of peregrine falcon nest in downtown St. Paul (VIDEO)
• Man who died in Red River wanted by Moorhead police; dad says he was 'good kid'
• Man arrested after late night terrorizing complaint at Grand Forks apartment
• MARILYN HAGERTY: Oldest Sioux hockey fan bows out quietly
• N.D. state geography bee being held in Bismarck today
• Former presidential hopeful Cain stumping for Sand in Fargo, Bismarck
• Bigger and Better: Cook-off Challenge Is Back
• Home Baseball: Sioux vs. Bison this weekend
• Pulitzer winning reporters speak tonight at Herald
• Feds threaten to cancel casino deal between Fond du Lac Band, city of Duluth
• Grand Forks CVB launches mobile website
• Grand Forks holds session on 24th Ave. intersection
• Bill to resume Nebraska Keystone XL study advances
• CHEF JEFF - ONE BYTE AT A TIME: Mojo-Glazed Pork
• Xcel Energy gets OK for smaller electric rate hike
• Same-sex marriage debate expands around Minnesota
• $540 million lottery has states anticipating tax jackpot
• Twins top Pirates 11 - 6
• More autism reported, likely from better testing
• House approves Republican deficit-cutting plan
• Anglers worry warm weather kills Minnesota fish
• N.D. man who brought gun to court sentenced to 60 years in prison
• Best Buy to close 50 stores in cost-savings move; locations yet to be determined
• N.D. officials award additional $5 million in aid for emergency training, equipment in Oil Patch
• Son arrested after vehicle of slain Bismarck woman found in Fargo
• Scott Pelley helps CBS carve an old-school identity
• U.S. Interior Secretary Ken Salazar to visit N.D. next week
• U.S. Interior Secretary Ken Salazar to visit North Dakota
• Minnesota Legislature OKs permit efficiency bill
• UPDATE: Cops say Twins pitcher Carl Pavano was target of extortion
• University of Montana fires football coach, athletic director
• Steve Wyum, Rutland, N.D., letter: Rep. Berg? Ryan budget slashes farm bill
• Robbie Lauf, Mayville, N.D., letter: Goettle sees economy as Job 1
• William Foss, Fargo, letter: N.D. 'leads' in too many unflattering ways
• OUR OPINION: Stop the presses -- a bipartisan budget
• State officials agree to additional $5 million in aid for Oil Patch; total in grants equals $12 million for training, equipment
• Custody battle raged before Northland boy vanished, allegedly abducted by father
• Sioux power their way past Jimmies
• Think Big: Calm air leads to better practice
• Gingrich reorganizing campaign to deny Romney delegates
• N.D., Fargo officials dispute 'suspicious' test cheating results
• Waterborne disease outbreak is traced to Duluth water park
• SPIN METER: Intended as insult, term 'Obamacare' finds embrace of president, Democrats
• 4th member of Binford, N.D., area family charged in hunting lodge burglary
• UND makes big shift in campus traffic
• MCI: Pembina workers not affected by fed probe
• J.T. Brown leaves Minnesota Duluth for NHL
• Minnesota legislative notebook: House OKs tougher synthetic drug penalties
• What to do (and what not to do) after you hit the Mega Millions jackpot
• Fargo man injured by train in Fargo after skipping past lowered gates
• Beyonce the tiny puppy fit into spoon at birth (VIDEO)
• S.D. panel ends bid to seek assets of Minnesota-based seed company
• UPDATE: Colorado governor shalts prescribed burns after wildfire
• Report: Minnesota farmers had record profits in 2011
• Morneau lifts Twins to 11-7 win over Phillies
• White House: No contingencies for health care law
• THE EATBEAT: Dining in Florida can be hit or miss this time of year
• JEFF TIEDEMAN: Sweet versus white
• N.D. bighorn sheep hunting license goes for $42,000 at auction
• Bismarck police investigating death of 83-year-old woman as homicide
• Minnesota Senate bonding bill differs from House, Dayton plans
• Fed appeals court restores rules for Minnesota judicial races
• Mandan woman, accused of continuous sex with boy, pleads not guilty
• Study: More kids with asthma end up in hospital when meds cost more
• Bill protecting event ticket resales passes Minnesota House
• Driving St. Paul dad arrested after son, 5, sought help gets 30 days for DWI
• Fargo police: Body of man who had fled police recovered from Red River
• In focus: Softball team readies for home games
• All-USCHO Teams include three Sioux
• WCHA goal-scoring leader Nelson honored by CHN
• Day care, pro sports, an oil refinery
• Police looking for abducted child in St. Louis County
• East Grand Forks Council disagrees on paving half street
• TWINS COMMENTARY: Pitching questions leaves Minnesota missing injured phenom
• 1 dead, 2 injured, 3 missing after yacht breaks down off Nova Scotia
• New claims cast slain Florida teen Trayvon Martin as aggressor against neighborhood watch captain
• Drayton economic board belives restaurant will bring visitors
• Syria says it accepts United Nations peace plan, but bloodshed persists
• Proposed northeast Minneosta underground mine would be state's largest ever
• VIKINGS: Team receives two compensatory picks for 2012 NFL Draft
• 'An amazing year' for Grafton sports
• Wahpeton, Breckenridge area bar operators attempt to curb violence
• MSP airport to add 'relaxation rooms' to rent by hour for snoozing
• Funeral set for Friday for kidnapped, killed Montana teacher Sherry Arnold
• TWINS: Concussion symptoms could return if 1B wears Morneau down, he says
• Patients, businesses anxious for Supreme Court health-care ruling
• Grand Forks man pleads not guilty to sex with a minor
• Man who crashed into Walsh County house identified
• WILD: On the bright side, Minnesota could win big at NHL draft lottery
• TIMBERWOLVES: Despite injuries, team confident about making playoff run
• More than 1,000 abortion records found in Kansas City metro recycling bin
• Hang 'em high? Medora mayor withdraws tourism idea to erect gallows for mock executions
• Marilyn mania not going away: More TV appearances, potential book deal in the works
• Hastings police respond to report of argument over purchase of Wet Wipes
• Petitions for initiated measure on animal cruelty get state's OK
• Minnesota bill would make users' private social network sites off-limits to employers
• Minnesota to allow limited moose hunt this fall
• New proposal to cap farm payments
• Feds probe Motor Coach bus defect that may have caused crashes
• Expecting loss, Alerus Center has profit
• Bicyclists warned to steer clear of northwestern N.D. due to risky riding conditions in Oil Patch
• WEATHER: Temperatures dipping, with 50% chance of rain this afternoon, tonight
• N.D. U.S. Senate candidate Sand bypassing GOP endorsement process
• MEN'S HOCKEY: Nelson named to all-College Hockey News second team
• Giant Minnesota mine project takes step forward
• N.D. farmers, on average, intend to begin fieldwork by April 2
• Think Big: Day one in the books
• UND ranked No. 5 in USA Today poll
• UND-NDSU baseball series shifts to home sites
• Bismarck-based Guard unit likely to serve in Afghanistan in 2013
• Petition opposes adult store
• Crystal, N.D., man crashes truck into house near Edinburg, N.D.
• Body found in Mississippi River in St. Paul identified
• No temerity in this kid
• Sex trafficking case involving Minnesotan Somali children set to begin in Nashville
• Filmmaker Cameron, 1st to reach Earth's deepest spot in solo dive, calls it desolate, foreboding
• RYAN BAKKEN: Eclipsed by Marilyn
• CHEF JEFF - ONE BYTE AT A TIME: Twice-Baked Sweet Potatoes
• Minnesota Duluth men's basketball coach resigns
• VIKINGS: Former Bears cornerback Zack Bowman signed to one-year deal
• Griggs County voters to decide on courthouse bond in June
• Dayton: He'll enact health-care exchanges if GOP-controlled Legislature doesn't
• Minnesota seat belt law helped save 68 lives, agency says
• Burning restrictions take effect in 35 Minnesota counties
• House lawmakers: Airport screeners ineffective, rude
• Measure 2 forum to be held in Grand Forks
• Minneapolis council majority backs new Vikings stadium, but that's only one hurdle cleared
• Pope to Mexico: Have hope, use faith against evil
• Events show power of individuals to make history
• Tibetan exile lights self on fire at anti-China protest
• Obama urges N. Korea to "pursue peace"
• Afghans: U.S. paid $50K per shooting spree death
• Studies: Weight-loss surgery can reverse, possibly cure diabetes
• TOM MILLER: Ride finally ends for UND men
• HIGHER EDUCATION NOTEBOOK
• IN OUR SCHOOLS
• Former Jamestown man a part of 'Simpsons' success
• National fish hatchery in N.D. feeling budget pinch
• Franklin, Minn., is unlikely biomass test kitchen
• Top Obama donors among frequent White House guests
• Grand Forks schools discussion possible April 10 on downtown parking ramp construction
• SPORTS COMMENTARY: Gophers handled moment better than before
• 'Unbelievable to me': Wife of U.S. soldier accused in Afghan slayings speaks
• Supreme Court begins hearing arguments over Obama health care overhaul
• Industrial and personal litter, including discarded jugs of urine, become N.D. Oil Patch problem
• Roosevelt National Park gets new administration chief
• Proposal would refocus N.D. property tax breaks on primary residence
• Men's hockey season ends with 5-2 loss
• Sioux conclude GWC Cluster sweeping Mavericks
• Live chat: Men's hockey vs. Minnesota
• Cessna's new business deal with Chinese company not a threat to Cirrus Aircraft, official says
• NCAA MEN'S BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT: Taylor's 22 lead Kansas to win over North Carolina
• Minnesota Capitol Chatter: White Earth plan little heard, but still around
• Breaking News: NCAA MEN'S HOCKEY WEST REGIONAL FINAL: Minnesota stops UND short of Frozen Four
• NCAA MEN'S BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT: Kansas to play Ohio State, Kentucky to play Louisville in Final 4
• WILD: Capitals regains 8th in playoff race with 3-0 win over Minnesota
• Iconic boxing writer, historian Bert Sugar, 75, dies of cardiac arrest
• UPDATE: Powerful quake hits central Chile; coast empties because of tsunami risk
• Quebec City to break ground on new NHL style arena in mid September
• BNSF warns of rail yard dangers following discovery of body
• Filmmaker Cameron, in special submarine, reaches deepest spot on Earth
• NCAA MEN'S BASKETBALL SOUTH REGIONAL FINAL: Acy has 22, but Baylor still falls to Kentucky, 82-70
• CHEF JEFF - ONE BYTE AT A TIME: Grilled Steak with Garlic Cilantro Sauce
• PGA: Tiger Woods wins Arnold Palmer Invitational; his 1st PGA Tour win since September 2009
• TWINS: Ex-Twin Lohse sharp as Cardinals defeats Minnesota 9-2
• NASCAR: Stewart wins rain-shortened race in Fontana
• TIMBERWOLVES: Love powers Minnesota to 117-100 win over Nuggets
• Obama health care law comes before U.S. Supreme Court
• Vegas train seen as gamble by some, blessing by others
• ANN BAILEY: Rain is good, in manageable doses
• FACES: Allison Noll finds choreography fun and rewarding
• U.S. Justice Department could bring hate-crime charge in Florida teen shooting (VIDEO)
• 'Stay Close': From quiet domesticity to sheer terror
• Marlene Kouba, Regent, N.D., letter: Goettle for House; vote faith, family, freedom
• Marissa Clarin, Grand Forks, letter: Kalk deserves GOP's endorsement
• Susan Beehler, Mandan, N.D., letter: N.D. already pays big share of local costs
• DNR managers feel the brunt of dwindling Game and Fish Fund
• New Vikings stadium offers great marketing opportunity for Minnesota companies
• Minnesota senators blame rising gas prices on oil speculators
• Video: 'Water skipping' with snowmobiles on northern Minnesota lake
• UND advances to regional final with 3-1 win
• Live chat: Men's hockey vs. WMU (NCAA Regionals)
• Bringing in the straw: Proposed N.D. plant will secure acreage needs, booster says
• MEN'S BASKETBALL: Louisville reaches Final Four with comeback win
• Man pleads guilty to killing Carlton County couple
• TWINS: Morneau breaks out of slump with two homers in win over Rays
• NCAA MEN'S HOCKEY TOURNAMENT: Gophers advance, to meet UND in regional final
• NCAA MEN'S HOCKEY TOURNEY NOTEBOOK: Parks 'wraps' up another strong showing for Sioux
• UND MEN'S HOCKEY: Sioux go as Dell goes
• NCAA MEN'S HOCKEY WEST REGIONAL: UND beats Western Michigan 3-1, advances to regional final
• CHEF JEFF - ONE BYTE AT A TIME: Taffy Apple Bars
• SOCIAL SECURITY Q & A: Can you receive Social Security payments outside of the United States?
• Land values to increase for some Grand Forks County landowners
• Breaking News: Body discovered in Grand Forks rail yard
• THE LIST: Lucky Strike mom-son bowling, Jesi Mullins, 'Splendor of Norway,' etc.
• Elton John concert at REA tonight expected to draw 10,000 plus
• Concerto from the heart: Guitarist, composer Chapdelaine on music he'll premiere tonight at Empire
• New law could lead to more federal prosecutions of reservation crime
• Authorities say Minnesota mom at casino, 4-year-old home alone when fire broke out
• Duluth East basketball player at center of controversy released from custody
• Huskies hold Sioux quiet
• Weinreich nabs Great West weekly honors
• North American Indian cello project comes to NDMOA
• Hit by a turtle? Under new system being rolled out nationwide, there'll be a medical code for that
• Driver killed after fleeing traffic stop near Bismarck
• Spotlight on Caralyn Chewning
• Pregame party set for NCAA West Regional
• Eades previews the WMU match-up
• Proposed Duluth methadone clinic raises concerns
• U.S. Army: Some diagnosed with post-traumatic stress disorder treated, returned to war
• Mutilated cats, many cut in half, found in British Columbia city, SPCA says
• Debt from Bachmann's unsuccessful presidential campaign tops $1 million
• Fargo roller derby player who was team treasurer faces theft charge
• Judge orders $1,700 restitution in $744,000 bank fraud case
• Energy 'eco-thriller' co-authored by Dorgan out next week
• Garrison, N.D., girl, 15, killed in fiery head-on collision with truck
• NCAA WEST REGIONAL MEN'S HOCKEY: Sioux, Western Michigan U have similarities
• Authorities release name of man killed in Cass County stabbing
• Devils Lake flood causes $180 million in ag losses
• Ex-Grand Forks school administrator Schatz offered Fargo district superintendent job
• Scholars 'concerned' with TV show's digs for artifacts
• UND MEN'S HOCKEY/NCAA WEST REGIONAL: Experiencing a tradition
• UPDATE: New audit details Dickinson State mismanagement
• MINNESOTA TWINS: Liriano throws five scoreless innings for Twins
• No "Fighting Sioux' on ice, but name is all over courts - state and federal
• Grand Forks tea party votes to support Measure 2
• Proposal would end N.D. rural property tax exemption
• CHEF JEFF: Sweet Potato Hummus
• MEN'S HOCKEY: UND's new jerseys unveiled
• Fargo man charged with raping unconscious woman
• 'Mad Men' returns at last after a 17-month hiatus
• Through These Doors, episode 19
• MHKY travel blog: Heading back to Saint Paul
• Jane Smiley among authors at UND Writers Conference
• Saturday night's all right for Elton: Music icon brings his tour to Ralph
• Prom closed to Twin Cities student's porn-star dates, so he's planning alternative event
• TWINS: Rookie infielder Dozier unlikely to stay with team as backup
• Minnesota state parks campsite reservation website open again
• Minnesota Senate passes bill to set up invasive species research center
• France official: No evidence suspect in killing spree had al-Qaida ties
• Think Big: Spring Football Schedule
• MHKY Notes: UND meets WMU in regional semifinal
• Comedian Gallagher released from Texas hospital
• Outdoors report
• Liberal group starts radio campaign against Rush Limbaugh
• Army ROTC training starts today
• High-fashion firefighters from Sedan, Minn., put out flames wearing long gowns (VIDEO)
• Southwest N.D. grass fire forces temporary I-94 shutdown
• OBIT: Mel Parnell, 89, winningest Red Sox lefty
• Kidnapped Montana teacher's remains found near Williston
• Whitney Houston died from drowning, coroner says (VIDEO)
• Embattled Florida police chief steps down temporarily
• Breaking News: Suspect in France shootings dead after gunfire
• Crookston to get new taxi service
• Minnesota legislative notebook: House OKs faster business permitting
• Soldiers oust Mali leader, loot presidendial palace
• VIKINGS: Players laud NFL commissioner for bounty gate penalties on Saints
• Expansion planned for Grafton plant bought by oil service firm
• Pork industry moves to group pens at great cost to producers ... and consumers to feel it, too
• Ex-law professor, son of former Twins owner Griffith, unzipped pants in public, charges say
• Orioles pound Twins 11-1
• Tribal member, former UND athlete decries NCAA nickname policy; says battle is 'wrong and hurtful'
• Karlstad fire appears to be electrical
• Nickname defenders assert tribal sovereignty
• Minnesota waterfalls raging from recent snowmelt (with videos)
• Police pursuit ends with motorist falling to death from St. Paul highway overpass
• Minnesota DNR's online reservation do-over: So far, so good
• UND men's hockey viewing parties set for Saturday
• UPDATE: 3 more bodies found in Concordia cruise wreck
• Hoeven presses for continued support of Grand Forks Air Force Base in 2013
• WEATHER: Highs in 50s expected by late weekend; low 40s expect mid-week
• N.D. CLASS A BOYS BASKETBALL: Arvidson's all-state honors cap Riders' historic season
• Arizona State, N.D.'s University of Mary partner up on classes
• WORLD WATER DAY: Water a cause for war in coming decades, U.S. intelligence report says
• After state tournament loss, Duluth East basketball coach unhappy with own district
• UND Sports Pro Tips: Squats 101
• Softball adds home doubleheader, opens GWC play
• Recapping the women's swimming and diving season
• 2011-12 men's swimming and diving review
• Sugar producers accuse corn rivals of false advertising in landmark lawsuit
• Online dating sites agree to screen for predators
• Wrongful death trial involving Mayo Clinic opens
• Hoeven urges Senate colleagues to quickly confirm Clark for fed energy post
• Study: More bargain-hunting Canadians flying out of U.S. airports
• OBIT: Bob Henry, 92, TV producer-director behind variety shows for Nat King Cole, Flip Wilson
• Dakota Wizards, city of Bismarck plan meeting about team's future
• Minnesota House passes photo ID amendment proposal
• Devils Lake airport boardings decline, official says rebound expected soon
• An $852 million question: How would Measure 2 work? Impact would be broad, deep
• Ponemah, Minn., man charged in stabbing
• UND says new jerseys won't be a distraction
• Grand Forks Sheriff planning mock crash in Larimore
• Vikings re-sign Evans, sign RB Hilliard
• More moose collared in Minnesota to study effects of climate change
• Grand Forks woman pleads not guilty to child endangerment after daughter reveals mom's drug habit
• Ron Erhardt, former NDSU, NFL head coach, dies at 81
• Hughes hits 3-run homer as Twins beat Tigers 7-3
• Grygla, Minn., man charged for sexually abusing girl
• 3 adults killed in plane crash near Glencoe, Minn.
• Report: Tebow deal to Jets hits snag
• Grafton mulls 6 for top job
• Sedan, Minn., firefighters in dress getting video attention (video)
• FACT CHECK: More U.S. drilling didn't drop gas price
• THE EATBEAT: Elegant food, impeccable service define La Bernardin
• JEFF TIEDEMAN: Fruits and veggies
• State boys basketball: No news is bad news for suspended Duluth East player
• Suspect in France shootings holed up in building, surrounded by police
• Partial closure of U.S. 85 near Watford City, N.D., shouldn't have big impact
• Tickets still available for NCAA West Regional
• Spotlight on Chris Stoks
• Senkbeil talks Jim, freshman year and pranks
• FSN to broadcast UND-WMU NCAA regional semifinal
• Mellencamp, Chuck D to welcome Rock Hall inductees
• TV's 'The Voice' eliminates Hebron, N.D., native Sebastian
• Romney takes early lead over Santorum in Illinois
• Minnesota Capitol the recipient of $59 million lobbying effort
• UMD hockey star pleads guilty to misdemeanors
• Former hockey coach to be sentenced in Winnipeg for molesting 2 players, including former NHL star Fleury
• TIMBERWOLVES: Win over Warriors ends 3-game slide
• Event offer college financial aid tips for parents, students
• Somalis face sex trafficking trial
• Burn ban changed in NW Minn.
• No bond set for man shot by Bismarck police after alleged knife threat
• Top trooper arrested for DWI in Minn.
• Minot AFB economic impact estimated at $493 million
• N.D. attorney general: Rye Township officials violated open-meeting law
• Xcel fails to reach lawsuit settlement with enXco over stalled $400 million N.D. wind farm
• QB Peyton Manning, Broncos agree to five-year, $96 million deal
• WATCH NOW: Mama mia, Marilyn mania in Italia! TV host Anderson Cooper sending Herald columnist on cruise
• Mike Peterson to challenge District 42 GOP-endorsed candidates
• UND HOCKEY FANS: What will YOU be doing when the game starts Saturday?
• Minnesota House GOP bonding bill much smaller than Dayton wants
• UND MEN'S HOCKEY: Saturday playoff game vs. Western Michigan on FSN North
• Fire breaks out Monday night at Grand Forks' Ornamental Iron
• Illness fouls up Duluth college tennis team's trip home from Florida
• Russia offers to back Annan's Syria plan at United Nations
• North Dakota makes Broadmoor-sized leap in polls
• Spring volleyball begins this weekend at SDSU
• UND sixth in final poll of 2011-12
• Lamoureuxs earn All-American accolades from AHCA
• RYAN BAKKEN: Of mice, men and birth control
• Added enforcement leads to 10 citations
• Belcourt man pleads guilty in stabbing
• WEATHER: One more day reaching 70s; showers, thunderstorms possible later today
• Apple to pay dividend, start stock buybacks
• Massive spike in long-term care costs hits Minnesota seniors
• TWINS: New infielder Jamey Carroll in better spring mood ... gradually
• Noodles by Leonardo Devils Lake plant to consolidate with Cando plant
• OBIT: King George Tupou V, 63, Tonga leader who introduced democracyi
• Union: 2,400 workers laid off when aircraft maintenance plant closes in Winnipeg, 2 other cities
• Minot needs more flood recovery staff, mayor says
• Portion of U.S. 85 near Watford City, N.D., closed after damage to bridge
• Ice goes out on Green Lake in Kandiyohi County, earliest ever
• Breaking News: Fire danger increasing across region
• UND ranks 11th for online education
• UPDATE: NFL QB Peyton Manning reportedly negotiating to join Broncos; Tebow trade next?
• Could this be the site of Duluth's next hot spot?
• WATCH VIDEO: Preview of Tuesday's Anderson Cooper daytime show featuring Herald's Marilyn Hagerty
• UND presents 'Phenomenal Woman' awards this month
• Two arrested with synthetic drugs
• COLLEGE WOMEN'S HOCKEY: Gopher goalie saved best for NCAA championship
• TWINS: Liriano shows side team desires with five no-hit innings
• Spartans rally past Sioux
• Limited number of NCAA Regional tickets available to Champions Club members
• UND to face Western Michigan in NCAA West Regional
• OBIT: John Demjanjuk, 91, convicted Nazi death camp guard, Ohio autoworker
• Thai billionaire who created Red Bull energy drink dies at 89
• Yoda, reigning 'world's ugliest dog,' dies in California
• CHEF JEFF - ONE BYTE AT A TIME: Honey Garlic Pork
• Comedian Gallagher still in medically induced coma after heart attack
• Priest accused of sexually assaulting Minnesota girl in 2004, arrested in India
• Alternate juror in Rutgers case disagrees with verdict
• Israelis agree with U.S. assessment that Iran hasn't decided on nuclear bomb construction
• Death of Chilean dimplomat's daughter, by police, causes outcry by Venezuelans
• FACES: Loren Abel oversees the completion of the 25th NCTC project house
• ANN BAILEY: Gardening catalogs sow seeds of spring planting
• Woodbury, Minn., woman forms bond with Nigerian orphan
• TWINS: Baker's thows bullpen session; elbow looks good
• WWII-era bomb discovered near French port; civilians evacuated
• Explosion occurs in Syrian city of Aleppo near security building
• Determining impairment causes problems for marijuana legalization
• 4 Republican-appointed Supreme Court justices all that stands in way of Obama health law
• Fisk, Harries shine on final day at CCU
• Emerson leads Sioux at Shamrock Invitational
• BOOK NOTES: Losing My Cool ... Titanic: Disaster at Sea ... The American Way of Eating
• Carol Buck, Grand Forks, letter: Adopt a new nickname for students and UND's sake
• GIRLS BASKETBALL: Minot player named Miss Basketball
• CAPITOL CHATTER: Bud Grant scores touchdown with senators
• UND MEN'S HOCKEY: Sioux draw Western Michigan in first round of tournament
• BRAD DOKKEN: Cutting, splitting firewood offers rewarding winter finale
• WILDLIFE RESEARCH: Deer telemetry study gets underway in northeast N.D.
• TWINS: Prospect, Joe Benson, has bright future
• UND makes history with third straight Broadmoor
• UND held quiet against Wright State
• NCAA selection show airs Sunday morning on ESPNU
• Live chat: Men's hockey vs. Denver (WCHA finals)
• Creighton takes doubleheader from Sioux
• Quesenberry honored by Great West Conference
• UND WOMEN'S HOCKEY: Decker beats out Lamoureux for Patty Kazmaier Award
• Clinton: After 'ideological' 2010 contests, 2012 must be 'a thinking election'
• Weather records shattered as temperatures in the Northland reach the 70s
• EATBEAT IN NYC: Halibut like they used to serve in Grand Forks
• CHEF JEFF - ONE BYTE AT A TIME: Gratineed Cauliflower
• N.D. GIRLS CLASS B STATE BASKETBALL TOURNEY: Minot Ryan drops Lakota-Adams-Edmore in fifth-place game
• Thousands turn out to thank Clinton for his role as 'the heart and soul' of flood recovery efforts (VIDEO)
• Two suicide blasts kill at least 27 in Syrian capital
• TWINS: Dozier on the cusp of major league debut
• TWINS: Three-run ninth gives Minnesota edge over Miami
• WILD: Carolina rallies past Minnesota, 5-3
• N.D. Democrats select Heitkamp to run for Senate
• Tom Fiebiger, Fargo, letter: N.D. doesn't recognize Berg's 'N.D. way'
• C.T. Marhula, Grand Forks, letter: Berg plan shreds consumer protections
• Sam O'Donnell, Grand Forks, letter: Being kept on pedestal limits women's options
• Jose Holguin-Veras, Troy, N.Y., column: When tsunami struck, ancient warning kicked in
• Bissell, Stainiger lead UND at Coastal Carolina
• Pair of Sioux throwers hammer school record
• UND begins play at Bison Invite in Las Vegas
• SOCIAL SECURITY Q & A: Do my Social Security widow's benefits stop if I remarry?
• Epic comeback lands UND in Final Five championship
• Official says N.D. housing crunch is spreading
• UND falls to UCI and UCM
• Campbell shuts down Bluejays in series opener
• Live chat: Men's hockey vs. Minnesota (semifinals)
• UND fans flock to Final Five
• Marilyn in the Big Apple: Day 3
• St. Patrick's on a Saturday could mean more DUIs
• Afghan President Karzai at "end of rope"; Americans feel same way
• Afghan shooting suspect indentified
• UPDATE: George Clooney arrested in protest at Sudanese Embassy
• McDermott, Creighton survive Alabama to advance in tournament
• No. 15 seed Norfolk St. makes cinderella bid, upsets No. 2 Missouri
• WCHA FINAL FIVE: Denver advances to title game in win over Minnesota-Duluth
• Massive Devils Lake projects stay on schedule
• N.D. Democrats pick insurance, treasurer candidates
• Blackburn sharp again for Twins in loss to Orioles
• UND MEN'S BASKETBALL: Sioux switch gears
• No clear way of knowing if 'pink slime' is in ground beef, unless you buy organic
• New rules to deter drilling?
• UND's season comes to an end with 61-47 loss to SU
• Woman accused of swinging dog around by leash in Fargo bars (VIDEO)
• NCAA berth now likely, UND off to Final Five semis
• Binford, N.D., family accused in several burglaries and thefts
• Woman allegedly assaults passengers on flight to Fargo
• WBB live chat: UND at Seattle U (WBI first round)
• Live chat: Men's hockey vs. SCSU (WCHA Final Five)
• MHKY travel blog: Defending the Broadmoor Trophy
• WBB travel blog: Seattle and the WBI
• Men's hockey team readies for SCSU
• Trial of Minnesota construction company owner accused of excavator assault delayed for health issue
• Ex-Illinois Gov. Blagojevich reporting to prison for 14-year sentence
• 7th District sparks: Endorsement notice pulled from GOP candidate Byberg's website
• Ex-Vikings star Stu Voight, already sued for securities fraud, now target of fed criminal investigationriminal probe looks at former Vikings star Stu Voigt
• Obama gives his approval to bridge across St. Croix River
• Bobblehead dolls of gun-holding Lincoln assassin Booth pulled from Gettysburg park visitor center shelves
• The right touch: New York City mom's $1 million instant ticket picked by 2-year-old daughter
• Mizzou powers its way past Sioux
• Drake rallies in second half to trump Sioux in CIT
• Cab driver shot, killed Wednesday night in Minneapolis
• Mayo Clinic treating Iraqi president
• Suspects in fatal Beulah, N.D., shooting plead not guilty
• North Dakota vs. Seattle U in WBI first round
• REMINDER: Final Five pregame party information
• Survey: Nearly 1 in 10 Alberta men say hitting woman OK if she angers him
• Congo warlord convicted by war crimes court of using children as soldiers
• Minnesota legislative notebook: State leaders join cancer study
• UPDATE: Moorhead man accused of abusing girl, 3, at wife's day care
• Weapons screening approved for Hennepin County suburban courts
• Rochester, Minn., man charged in kicking death of girlfriend's dog
• Spring load limits taking effect in Dakotas
• North Dakota bison on the menu for tonight's White House state dinner
• 2 men sentenced in fatal shooting outside Mandan party
• Breaking News: 28 dead, including 22 children, in crash of Belgium tour bus in Swiss Alps
• Thieves rolling Tide detergent out of stores
• Attorney confirms client had intimate relationship with Minnesota Sen. Koch
• ANALYSIS: Disgruntled GOP base exposed further by Romney losses
• Romney matches Santorum's gains in delegates
• Live updates: UND basketball vs. Drake, first round CIT
• Man's body found in quarry near Rochester, Minn.
• Vikings sign TE John Carlson to 5-year deal
• Obama signs bill clearing way for St. Croix bridge
• Peterson: Next farm bill could boost Red River Valley floodwater retention efforts
• Vikings stadium hearing abruptly ends with no vote; leader says stadium bill can come back
• Moorhead egg carton plant expected to be total loss, crews focusing on adjacent buildings
• In Oregon, a familiar debate over Indian nicknames
• Phil Hansen, former NFL, NDSU lineman, to run as Republican for Minnesota Senate
• N.D. gubernatorial candidate Taylor chooses Chaffee as running mate
• Mayo expanding collaboration to St. Cloud with new cancer treatment network
• Getting snippy? Barbers, beauticians argue over legislation to reserve use of striped pole
• JEFF TIEDEMAN: The whole grain truth
• Mizzou slides past Sioux with late rally
• Minnesota mom doesn't quite make it into hospital for birth
• MHKY Notes: Sioux, Huskies tangle at Final Five
• Sioux wrap up SDSU Jackrabbit Invitational
• Monda sparkles in final round of Jackrabbit Invite
• Lake Region president gets new job in Ohio
• Wal-Mart offers online gap-bridging with disc-to-digital
• Sioux take another crack at the CIT
• Marilyn to dine at the Olive Garden in NYC
• Minn. State Patrol warns against DUIs on St. Patrick's
• N.D. Dem-NPL convention to endorse candidates, welcome Clinton back
• Athena Award deadline is Friday
• WATCH VIDEO: Marilyn breaks Olive Garden breadsticks with NBC 'Today' correspondent
• Wahpeton man pleads guilty in fatal motorcycle crash
• Battle Lake, Minn., suspect in Fargo building threats held without bond
• CHEF JEFF - ONE BYTE AT A TIME: Tangy Hot Sauce
• Breaking News: N.D. university chancellor job offered to Shirvani
• Grand Forks teen arrested for Larimore, N.D., bar burglary
• UPDATE: Former Senate candidate Tom Potter to run for N.D. insurance commissioner
• Secretary of State: Sioux nickname referendum to be on June 12 ballot
• U.S. stocks record biggest gains of year
• U.S. soldier held on probable cause in killing 16 Afghan civilians
• N.D. PSC: Crabtree focuses on 'good environmental stewardship'
• Twin Cities man who fenced stolen goods sentenced to prison, $750,000 fine
• Oregon physician behind Death With Dignity law uses it to end own life
• UPDATE: Public invited to flood recovery 'thank you' event Saturday a.m. with former President Clinton
• Love story shared with Mariah Carey provides long-delayed honeymoon trip
• Keep checking stored grain
• Durum decline: Ag mainstay in N.D., Montana losing ground to other crops
• N.D. Democratic-NPL governor candidate Taylor to announce lt. gov. running mate
• Boxer Virgil Hill training for comeback at age 48
• Grand Forks council's Kreun not seeking re-election
• Sioux to rekindle series with Seattle in WBI
• Xcel Energy criticized by Colorado regulators for using private jets
• Body found in burned car in northeast South Dakota
• Bismarck police: Man, 50, was lying across tracks when train struck
• Taliban fire on Afghan officials at site of allaged U.S. soldier attack
• Tennis squad drops a pair of matches in Florida
• UND doubleheader with PSU canceled
• Sioux set for two-game series at Mizzou
• UND holds ground in national polls
• UND Sports Protips: The art of the steal
• New website launched to cover Oil Patch
• Frozen Four in Duluth features best of the best
• UND MEN'S HOCKEY: Final Five pairings set; it's Sioux vs. Huskies
• Bobbi Kristina Brown says mom Whitney Houston 'always with me'
• Battle Lake, Minn., man arrested for threats against Fargo buildings
• Marilyn Hagerty: 'The little old lady on Cottonwood Street'
• UND, NCTC vow closer UAS partnership
• OBIT: F. Sherwood Rowland, 84, Nobel scientist who warned of Earth's thinning ozone layer
• Crookston man wins $5,555 in lottery
• National union fight over 'right to work' comes to Minnesota Capitol
• Santorum says GOP convention would give him GOP nomination if race still undecided
• Grand Forks, region enjoy record warmth over the weekend; more warmth ahead
• Nixon in love: Soft, romantic side revealed in love letters to his 'Irish gypsy'
• Breaking News: Taliban vow revenge for Afghan civilians said to be killed by U.S. soldier
• CHEF JEFF: Smoked Chicken Casserole
• MINNESOTA BUDGET: Dayton suggests $60 million budget tweak
• Vikings stadium bill introduced in House, Senate
• Minnesota right-to-work bill advances in Senate on split vote
• Arvilla, N.D., elevator plans expansion
• UPDATE: Kemps to purchase Fargo-based Cass-Clay Creamery
• Breaking News: Grand Forks woman charged with manslaughter following February Gateway Drive collision
• Next national TV spot for Marilyn: Tonight's 'Piers Morgan' on CNN
• Man allegedly breaks female hotel employee's nose in Virginia
• Crabtree announces bid for N.D. Public Service Commission
• Minot officials study city emergency law based on Grand Forks'
• NCAA MEN'S BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT: Let the Madness begin
• N.D. CLASS B GIRLS BASKETBALL TOURNEY:: Spoilers put halt to woes
• 'Lost Duluth' stirs some memories of the old city
• VIDEO: 'How do you not love her?' 'GMA' on Marilyn
• Feds health overhaul blueprint for states released
• HEALTH MATTERS: Patients 65 and older should get vaccinated for pneumococcal pneumonia
• UND, Florida A&M rained out in Orlando
• Week after collision, Minnesota GOP strategist Tiedeman improving; wife still fighting
• Activists: At least 16 civilians, including children, 'massacred' in central Syria
• Sioux split on the final day of Husky Classic
• UND will play at Drake in opening round of CIT
• CHEF JEFF - ONE BYTE AT A TIME: Blueberry Pancakes
• Coast Guard identifies missing fisherman, suspends search
• TWINS: Blackburn pitches three scoreless innings to upend Yankees
• Family loses two of three sons to war in Afghanistan
• FACES: Jeremy Refshaw owns 100 ewes, some of which give birth to twins or triplets
• ANN BAILEY: Dealing with livestock is not without its perils
• Oldest ship in U.S. fleet makes final deployment
• U.S. officials try to make sense of shooting, offer condolences
• Monticello, Minn. nuclear plant workers speak about Japan nuclear disaster
• VIKINGS: Vikings ready to spend on free agency
• WILD: Prospects and free agents expected to provide boost next season
• Breaking News: Afghan president: U.S. soldier kills 16 in shooting; Karzai demands explanation
• Gary Towne, Grand Forks, letter: Keep Berg and Hoeven away from health care
• Minnesota man killed in ATV crash northeast of Duluth
• Ray Siver, Grand Forks, letter: Measure 2 threatens senior services in N.D.
• Janne Myrdal, Edinburg, N.D., column: Stop calling women victims and pregnancy a disease
• Laura Miller and Brad Crabtree, Minneapolis, column: A common-sense energy, environment solution
• TV PICKS: 'Community' ... 'The Bachelor' ... 'South Park'
• ADVENTURES IN EELPOUT: Fewer 'ish of fish'
• Sioux edged by Seattle and No. 3 Washington
• Frac sand mining boom met with protest in Winona, Minn.
• UND sweeps BSU to advance to WCHA Final Five
• Third time's a charm; UND wins GWC tourney title
• MINNESOTA STATE CLASS AA BOYS HOCKEY TOURNEY: Red Knights fueled by injured teammate take title over Hill-Murray
• Red Baron WCHA Final Five ticket information
• Sioux drop doubleheader at Saint Louis
• Prep boys basketball: Northland player sets Minnesota single-season scoring record
• Throwers lead the way at UNC-Wilmington
• MHKY Chat: Bemidji State at UND (Saturday)
• Sioux roll to back-to-back GWC Tournament titles
• Women's hockey season ends in NCAA quarterfinals
• UND WOMEN'S HOCKEY: Sioux season comes to an end at hands of Gophers
• Some at Spirit Lake continue to oppose 'Fighting Sioux' name
• Children struggle with temporary living in Oil Patch
• Distrust runs rampant across Japan a year after tsunami disaster
• UPDATE: After going missing Friday night, Minnesota snowmobiler found with severe injuries today
• CHEF JEFF - ONE BYTE AT A TIME: Red Potatoes and Green Beans
• Women's hockey prepares for playoffs
• MINNESOTA STATE CLASS A HOCKEY TOURNAMENT: St. Thomas handles Hermantown in championship
• Arab-Jewish hockey team breaks barriers
• REMINDER: Pregame social set for Saturday
• VIKINGS: Veteran starters Hutchinson, Herrera and Griffin released
• UPDATE: Timberwolves' popular Rubio out for season with torn knee ligament, team source says
• University of Minnesota explores option of year-round classes
• FROM STAR TRIBUNE: Marilyn Hagerty 'takes viral fame (and snark) in stride'
• WEEKLY ADDRESSES: N.D. Gov. Dalrymple, on GOP's behalf, criticizes Obama's pipeline opposition; president underscores energy successes (VIDEOS)
• BOYS HOCKEY: Prowlers finish fourth at state
• Report: Great Lakes winter ice cover has decreased 71 percent since 1973
• Stejskal victorious, but Sioux drop Florida opener
• Sioux topple Beavers in WCHA playoff opener
• Sioux advance to title game with win over Broncs
• U.S. House records: Berg spent nearly $190,000 on official mailings
• UPDATE: Canada skicross racer Nick Zoricic dies after Switzerland race crash
• 'I've been a lot of other things, but never viral': Marilyn Hagerty talks about Olive Garden review on CBS morning show (VIDEO)
• UND off to strong start at outdoor track opener
• Teen's tweet with hashtag projectkris about Calgary house party draws world-wide interest
• Up to $27 billion at stake in historic Canadian tobacco suit
• UND’s Storstad enjoys dominant day at outdoor opener
• Actor Michael Madsen of 'Reservoir Dogs,' 'Kill Bill' jailed in Malibu
• PSYCH CLINIC DEATH: Pennsylvania woman loses 2 children to fatal shootings, 17 months apart
• 'People You May Know'? Not corrections officer's other wife ... until Facebook friend offer
• Live chat: WBB vs. Texas-Pan American
• OBIT: James T. 'Jimmy' Ellis, 74, 'Disco Inferno' singer for The Trammps
• DNR: High fire danger this weekend in southern Minnesota
• Romney wins 9 delegates in Northern Marianas Islands caucus
• Sioux split double-header with Redhawks
• Sioux storm back to reach to GWC Championship Game
• UPDATE: Marilyn Hagerty 'surreal' journey in national spotlight adds 4 TV appearances
• Virginia Tech president defends his actions at wrongful death trial over campus attack in 2007
• Breaking News: N.D. Legislature: Board action on Fighting Sioux nickname an 'affront' to assembly
• U.S. hopes for UN resolution on Syria dim behind Russian resistance
• Daughter: Slain mom had secret plan to leave husband, return to Washington
• Declining household incomes forces middle class to adjust life expectations
• Store clerk accused of stealing $15,100
• N.D. CLASS A STATE BOYS BASKETBALL: Red River advances to title game
• Warm temperatures to kick-start spring thaw
• Six people taken to hospital after head-on collision near Mahnomen
• East Grand Forks woman not hurt in a.m. rollover
• Latest candidate in Minnesota U.S. Senate race is freshman state Sen. Bills
• Dismissal motion denied in vehicular homicide case involving ex-Viking's wife
• UPDATE: Solar storm shakes Earth magnetic field, but no reports of major problems
• Through These Doors, episode 18
• Sioux head for the Arch to face Saint Louis
• Eidsness named WCHA Outstanding Student-Athlete of the Year, Blood and Nelson named All-WCHA
• Lamoureux named top-3 finalist for Patty Kazmaier
• Another fundraising record year for Champions Club
• WEATHER: Blowing snow, snow showers forecast; winter weather advisory ahead
• Only hope for Santorum, Gingrich: Convention fight?
• Man Helps Neighbor Out of Burning Home
• Woman sues city of Valley City, 2 police officers over 2009 handcuffing
• UPDATE: Marilyn takes America by viral storm ... thanks to Eatbeat review of Olive Garden
• 600-worker 'man camp' opening north of Dickinson
• Franzen rejects protesters' call for her resignation
• UPDATE: Sviggum resigns as U of Minnesota regent over conflict allegations
• UND WOMEN'S BASKETBALL: Extending season motivates Sioux
• UND MEN'S BASKETBALL: Expect buzzer-beaters in Great West tourney
• Former N.D. newspaper owner resigns at Minnesota weekly over plagiarism allegations
• Minnesota Duluth captain Jack Connolly named WCHA player of the year
• Fargo's Deniger charged with murder, tampering with evidence in wife's death
• 'It's very humbling': UND's Jocelyne Lamoureux among 3 Patty Kaz finalists
• UPDATE: North Dakota oil production hits record, again, in January
• 2 children found living in abandoned bus in Texas
• With smiles for Ali Borgen, Tolna, N.D., preschoolers join campaign against childhood cancer
• Investor meetings set for Grafton, N.D., ethanol plant reopening
• Did Earth luck out? Biggest solar storm in years hits, but no major problems ... yet
• Roebuck earns second GWC Coach of the Year honor
• Huff, Mitchell garner All-GWC second team honors
• Twins sign lefty relief pitcher Perkins to 3-year extension
• Former U of M president steered $355,000 in university funds to his new position
• Pakistan charges bin Laden's three widows
• Surgeon General: More work needed to stop youth tobacco use
• Whitney Houston's will: Daughter gets everything
• Authorities: Vise, water jugs, baking soda in Bloomington, Minn., motorist vandal's bizarre arsenal
• Oregon nursing aide jailed after disturbing Facebook posts from nursing home
• Ex-Twin Hardy credits Twins hitting coach Vavra for his HR revival
• Crowd rushes to help man pinned by SUV at Woodbury, Minn., gas station
• Dogs, property damage prompt mail delivery suspension to Rochester, Minn., mobile home park
• Cottage Grove, Minn., man accused of raping preteen girl more than 100 times
• Sioux stage late rally in triumph over Kansas
• Chewning named GWC Offensive Player of the Week
• CHEF JEFF - ONE BYTE AT A TIME: Rainbow Trout with Flaxseed Crust
• Army soldier from Hillsboro convicted of rape, sentenced to 10 years
• Nancy Cohen, Los Angeles, column: Blame it on the pill
• JEFF TIEDEMAN: It's all Greek to me
• N.D. Air Guard may lose manned flying mission
• 25-year-old former N.D. teacher pleads not guilty to sex crimes
• Norway terror suspect likely won't face prison time for rampage that killed 77
• Dictionary covers regional dialects from A to Z
• Minnesota man sentenced to 8 years in prison for house flipping scheme
• Duluth funeral home owner settles suit against Essentia Health
• 700-plus spring turkey licenses remain in N.D.
• Four-run first enough to push Kansas past Sioux
• Get to Know: Derek Forbort
• Spotlight on Mitch Wilmer
• 20 Question Tuesday - Nicole Smart
• Ron Paul eyes N.D. caucuses to pick up a state victory
• TIMBERWOLVES: Love's huge game gives Minnesota edge over Clippers
• Public learns about released sex offender's provisional discharge, move to Golden Valley, Minn.
• Gray wolf season proposal draws opponents
• 'Forgotten' N.D. part of Colbert Super Tuesday punchline
• UPDATE: N.D. secretary of state says he lacks authority to block Sioux nickname referral
• Grand Forks boy granted wish for Disney cruise through Make-A-Wish
• Minnesota legislative notebook: DNR says it should keep school land duties
• NWS: Spring thaw to speed up
• N.D. attorney general's office investigating automated calls about presidential preference
• Trail of transactions: Observers watching Mentor's Anderson Seed actions
• UPDATE: Prairie Island nuclear plant terminates "unusual event" notice
• Survey: More Americans optimistic about jobs, economy
• WORKFORCE: Filling tough jobs
• Member of popular central Minnesota band 'Nasty Habit' dies in car crash on Sunday
• Flooded home rehab in Minot progressing, survey finds
• SPORTS COMMENTARY: Twins wonder which Liriano will show up on mound
• Official: Garrison, Oahe spring smelt spawn habitat promising for recovery
• Romney: 'Military option,' diplomacy his plan to stop Iran nukes
• For some states, warmer-than-normal winter may bring pest-filled spring
• Chronic wasting disease absent in latest sampling of N.D. deer
• McFather of our country: McNugget resembling George Washington nets $8,100 on eBay
• Webb earns College Sports Madness weekly GWC honor
• Education Dept. report: Minority students punished more frequently, harshly
• Dayton rejects gun self-defense bill
• Baseball back to the Sunflower State
• Sioux keep climbing, ranked 12th in both polls
• Pre-game fan social set for Saturday in Minneapolis
• Charnise Mothershed claims CSM weekly honors
• Mothballed Grafton, N.D., ethanol plant could reopen by fall
• Tiedeman couple still in critical condition in Minneapolis hospital
• Breaking News: Grand Forks man gets 44-month sentence in $1.2 million pension theft case
• Michigan woman's 'Godzilla' is 25-pound harassing turkey
• Suspects in Sherry Arnold disappearance request new judge
• While Obama ratings climb, GOP presidential hopefuls encounter headwinds
• UPDATE: Mushik announces bid for N.D. treasurer as Democrat
• Ron Paul to speak at Fargo-area caucuses Tuesday night
• 15-month-old baby dropped in field by tornado buried in Indiana
• McCain: Obama too soft on Syria; U.S. should take lead on airstrikes
• Limbaugh calls his apology to student sincere; more advertisers leave show
• Steve Bridges, comic known for George W. Bush impressions, dies in L.A. at age 48
• Some small companies working to make health pay
• SPORTS COMMENTARY: How are Twins feeling? Don't expect Gardy to ask
• UPDATE: Police break up Russian protests over Putin's election
• Minnesota legislators remember Granite Falls colleague
• VIKINGS: Wilfs eager to stress they won't own new stadium or earn all revenue
• SUPER TUESDAY: Romney, Santorum race dead heat in most-watched Ohio
• Funding dropoff imperils college classes in prison
• For some, the only place to call home is their car
• Body of man, 40, found in snow in Valley City
• Xcel Energy to give 2 Minnesota nuclear plants post-Fukushima upgrades
• Dayton's legacy might be shaped by crucial days just ahead
• 25 police killed in carefully planned western Iraq shooting spree
• Man held after standoff at eastern Duluth home
• North Dakota's 28 delegates significant on 'Super Tuesday'
• OBIT: Ronnie Montrose, 64, rock guitarist
• UND concludes action at New Mexico Invitational
• Afghan officials say talks for military presence deal with U.S. faltering
• 1st person released from Minnesota sex offender program moving to Golden Valley
• Storm death toll in South, Midwest at 39 after death of baby dropped in field by tornado
• Sioux to face UTPA in GWC semis
• Sioux take 19th at Red Rocks Invitational
• North Dakota advances to first NCAA Tournament
• Hank the cat sets sights on U.S. Senate
• Ron Paul to visit North Dakota caucuses on Super Tuesday
• CHEF JEFF - ONE BYTE AT A TIME: Sauteed Tilapia
• Cyprus drops gambling charges against 98-year-old
• Breaking News: UND WOMEN'S HOCKEY: Sioux make NCAA tournament; will face Gophers
• Hal Leland and Mike Laven, Fergus Falls, Minn., column: Finding job-creation answers in our own backyard
• Vikings stadium backers go into blitz formation
• Belfast police catch would-be burglar stuck in door letterbox
• UPDATE: Two trains collide in Poland killing 16
• Super Tuesday represents less this year, but could help refine GOP race
• UPDATE: Putin wins Russia's presidential election amid claims of voting violations
• ANN BAILEY: Cooking and chemistry have a lot in common
• FACES: North Dakota's cold winter weather doesn't keep marathon runner Anne-Marie Studer inside
• Stories begin to emerge from tornado survivors
• Saint's heart from 13th century stolen from Dublin cathedral
• Spring-opening Red Rocks Invitational underway
• David Harney, Grand Forks, letter: Nothing coercive about Crystal labor union
• Paul Mathiason, Grand Forks, letter: Union, not Crystal, threatens sugar program
• Justin Johnson, Grand Forks, letter: Teach students about bullying's harm
• Allan Hegland, Penn, N.D., letter: Can a libertarian accept benefits?
• Alice Hauan, Fargo, column: Stop the GOP's assault on women's health
• Jerry Splonskowski, Bismarck, letter: Measure 2 supporters make empty promises
• Obama: U.S. not hesitant to attack Iran to prevent acquistion of nucler weapon
• GOP candidates make final push toward Super Tuesday
• NCAA women's hockey selection show information
• Eidsness, Sioux shut out Mavs 3-0 on Senior Night
• UND drops pair in UNM Invitational
• Mothershed's double-double leads UND to victory
• Mitchell sinks buzzer-beater as UND tops UVU
• Live chat: Men's hockey vs. Minnesota State (Sat)
• Live chat: WBB at Utah Valley
• Live chat: MBB vs. Utah Valley
• Grand Forks man stole $1.2 million in dead father's pension checks
• Fargo-Moorhead looks to be gay and lesbian tourist destination
• Romney gains early lead over GOP rivals in Washington caucuses
• Bodies of 2 foreign journalist turned over by Syrian officials
• Verbal battle between white supremacists and counter-protestors leads to four arrests
• Minnesota Sen. Kulby dies at 68
• Tackling teenage troubles as a career
• CHEF JEFF - ONE BYTE AT A TIME: Potato Casserole
• Fatal explosion caused by LP gas leak on Big Kaniyohi Lake near WIllmar, Minn.
• UPDATE: White supremacy group, opponents confront each other in downtown Duluth
• SOCIAL SECURITY Q & A: Social Security cards, forms can be replaced
• TWINS: Mauer and Morneau each get RBI in spring training debuts, Minnesota wins 7-3
• UPDATE: Storms demolish small towns in Indiana, Kentucky; 38 dead
• YouTube phenomenon has girls asking: Am I pretty?
• House Majority Leader Carlson again proposes Department of Higher Education
• Dickinson State under intense scrutiny of state lawmakers
• UND alum is one of New Jersey's 'biggest brains'
• UND clinches 4th in WCHA with win over Mavericks
• Women's hockey team loses 6-0 to Minnesota
• 1 killed, 3 injured in western N.D. head-on crash
• Sioux rout CSU-Bakersfield, blanked by host Lobos
• Anti-racism campaign prompts rallies, counter-rallies today in Duluth
• Cast of 'Hunger Games' to visit MOA
• Leaders' trickling support for GOP candidates
• Iran trumps Palestinians as top U.S. - Israel issue
• Ethanol sales nearly double in North Dakota in 2011
• RALPH KINGSBURY: If our grandparents could see North Dakota now
• Fired utility GM sues city of Willmar, Minn., and utility, lawsuit includes defamation allegations against Frank Yanish and Ron Christianson
• Petsis named Great West Tennis Player of the Week
• Catch up for the weekend with UND Sports
• Live chat: Men's hockey vs. Minnesota State (Fri)
• Live chat: Women's hockey vs. UM (Friday)
• Sioux set to write new chapter against Gophers
• U of M president suggests year-round academic calendar
• UPDATE: Obama cautions Israel about prematurely attacking Iran over nuclear weapons
• Analysis: Path ahead for Vikings stadium not simple or sure
• No charges against Minnesota couple in baby death
• UPDATE: Blowing snow, reduced visibilities pose travel challenge in parts of northern Red River region
• Backbone of U.S. safety net: Volunteer 'disaster junkies'
• MLB playoff format expanding from 8 teams to 10
• Franken: Mail cuts could mark 'beginning of the end'
• Proposals would replace N.D. higher ed board
• Semi strikes pickup on Gateway; no serious injuries
• Through These Doors, episode 17
• Lawmakers from N.D., Minnesota lawmakers mostly divided along party lines on contraceptives issue
• 106-year-old barge sinks in Duluth harbor
• Fargo man convicted of introducing zebra mussels to Otter Tail County lake
• Spain says it will miss 2012 deficit target
• Ohio collision involving wrong-way driver kills 4, injures 2 others
• Oil boom, teacher's kidnapping alter Sidney, Mont.
• Fargo-Moorhead roller derby league accuses member of theft
• 'Dryer Guy' pleads not guilty to theft of property charge
• Minnesota's newly launched campsite reservation system crashes
• Florida latest state to consider outlawing Shariah, other foreign law
• UND's record-breaking season reflected
• Deadline set for plea deal in Wahpeton stabbing case
• OBIT: Frank Sanders, 62, former Minnesota hockey enforcer who became minister
• Lamoureux twins among top-10 for Patty Kazmaier
• Softball team to resume weekly clinics
• MHKY Notes: Sioux, Mavs close out regular season
• Sioux look to send seniors out with a 'W'
• USACE releases assessment of Oslo levee
• Minnesota Zamboni driver who had 0.32 BAC during peewee hockey game charged with DWI
• Dalrymple administration urges United to offer Grand Forks flights
• N.D. man accused of pointing gun at showering girl
• Traill County starts recruiting residents to Oil Patch
• N.D. man accused of ramming woman's vehicle charged
• Minnesota man arraigned on sexual assault
• Conrad announces new VA clinic in Devils Lake
• Final suspect arrested in Native Mob case
• Karlstad restaurant destroyed by fire
• Obama demands Congress end oil, gas subsidies
• Third person dies from Bismarck collision injuries; 3 more injured
• Sen. Franken aide: 'Now's the time' for new farm bill
• NWS ups moderate flood risks
• Deal for $975 million Vikings stadium made; now 'real work begins' (AUDIO)
• NWS: Past six months produce record Red River Valley warmth
• Romney talks jobs, energy, economy during Fargo campaign stop (VIDEOS)
• Senate defeats Republican-led bill to reverse birth control rule
• Former President Clinton returning to Grand Forks March 17 for N.D. Dem-NPL convention
• UND hockey's Lamoureux twins are Patty Kaz finalists
• Souris River flood protection plan price tag put at $820 million
• Idalski: "It's not myth - it's real"
• WHKY Notes: UND/Gophers at WCHA Final Face-Off
• First golf tourney of spring season in the books
• GWC Player of the Week honors go to Smart
• UND SAAC to raise money for Altru's Spin for Kids
• Pro Tips: The slap shot
• Spotlight on Stephane Pattyn
• Sioux cruise past UTPA into second place
• Live chat: Men's basketball vs. UTPA
• Jaques wins gold in Finland
• UND enters WCHA Final Face-Off ranked fifth
• UND enters final week top-15 in both polls
• Ticket packages for WCHA 1st round on sale Tuesday
• Brett claims GWC pole vault title; UND runner-up
• Sioux set for pivotal GWC clash with UTPA
• Stoks wins 400-meters, Sioux finish third at GWC
• UND falls to Wichita state in series finale
• Field issues cancel final day for softball
• CHEF JEFF - ONE BYTE AT A TIME: Black Sesame Mustard Popcorn
• ANN BAILEY: In victory or defeat, the lessons of sports are the lessons of life
• FACES: Red River Valley Foster Grandparent Marjean Greene is making a difference
• Former ad exec shares the reality of advertising in the '60s
• Nadolny leads college through tumult
• Erich Longie, Fort Totten, N.D., column: Nickname committee doesn't speak for Sioux
• Andy Peterson, Bismarck, column: Measure 2 supporters try to silence opposition
• Trista Schwind, Moorhead, letter: Congress must stop ignoring women
• MIKE JACOBS/ALWAYS IN SEASON: Meadowlarks are among the grassland birds in trouble
• BRAD DOKKEN: Grand Forks wellness center looks to incorporate outdoor learning
• Three more UND records fall on final day
• Sioux fall to DU in series split, clinch home ice
• Men off to strong start at GWC Indoor Championship
• Weinreich wins GWC title with school-record throw
• UND makes it nine straight with 57-36 win over HBU
• MHKY Chat: UND at Denver (Saturday)
• UND holds off Huskies for GWC win
• Sioux sweep Bemidji State to head to Duluth
• CHEF JEFF - ONE BYTE AT A TIME: Granola
• HEALTH MATTERS: Preventing the progression from pre-diabetes to diabetes is critical
• UND back in the win column with triumph over UNO
• UND MEN'S HOCKEY: Sioux hold on against Denver for 4-3 win
• Sioux down DU to take over fourth place in WCHA
• Medon sets new standard in 100 back
• Minot police investigating reports of fake cop attempting to stop vehicles
• Obama: No magic bullet to lower gas prices
• Campground, trail planned for N.D.'s Sheyenne National Grasslands
• Palestinians, Israeli forces clash after funeral
• Nelson Mandela, 93, hospitalized with stomach ailment
• Target stores across the country to host in-store readings today
• N.D. Tea Party debate skipped by top GOP candidates
• UND MEN'S HOCKEY: Feeling right at home in the Rockies
• 2 Americans shot, killed by gunman in Afghanistan ministry building
• MHKY Chat: UND at Denver (Friday)
• Track teams head to conference championships
• Ketcher's two-goal game lifts Sioux past BSU
• Sioux drop opener at Wichita State
• Sioux split two in first day at Islanders Classic
• North Dakota's Lynch, Medon break records
• Through These Doors, episode 16
• Sioux survive to tally 60-58 win over UTPA
• Live chat: WBB at Texas-Pan American
• Women's hockey prepares for playoffs
• UND Fan Luncheon set for Friday at noon
• Two days, two meets, two states, two PRs for Rose
• Sioux women earn CSCAA scholar team honors
• N.D. higher ed board rejects NDSU request for modest tuition bump
• Legislative notebook: Minnesota lawmakers consider allowing more fireworks
• Carlson asks legislative leaders to consider retaining counsel for Supreme Court nickname law challenge
• DNR official: Minnesota probably won't have moose in wild much longer
• USPS closing Devils Lake, Minot mail processing centers; Grand Forks center safe
• Make-or-break season for Twins' Nishioka
• Red River High disciplines 2 athletes for Wahpeton locker room incident
• Bloomington, Minn., middle school students on Eden Prairie outdoor field trip find man's body
• Nonpartisan study: Gingrich, Santorum plans hike deficit; Paul plan lessens red ink flow
• UND takes Great West play to Texas
• North Dakota women eighth after day one
• Breaking News: UPDATE: 7 Marines dead in Arizona night collision of 2 military helicopters
• Mild recession expeced in eurozone
• At least 50 dead in rapid-fire attacks across Iraq
• Experts: Steel cable barriers in I-29 median might have saved four NDSU students
• Winter weather leads to deteriorating travel conditions in southwest N.D., parts of S.D.
• UND announces Founders Day awardees
• Romney, Santorum eye Michigan after bitter, often personal debate
• Duluth peace activists urge public to ignore white supremacy group's planned rally
• European Union committee voting whether to label Canada's oilsands crude 'dirty oil'
• Albert Lea, Minn., couple sentenced for counterfeiting
• REMINDER: Jersey auctions end Thursday, Friday
• MHKY Notes: Sioux chase WCHA home ice, NCAA berth
• WHKY Notes: Sioux host BSU in WCHA quarterfinals
• Jakobsen garners weekly WCHA honors
• WAC swimming and diving championships begin today
• Former NHL player to attend Winnipeg sentencing hearing on sex assaults by junior hockey coach
• Grand Forks Park District closes most outdoor rinks
• U.S. law official to Canada: Long jail terms for minor drug crimes 'a colossal mistake'
• Alerus Center to save on financing of turf; UND agrees to pay more than half of $3.83 million cost
• Grand Forks mayor calls for more efficiency, better housing in state of the city address
• Attorneys argue over how much restitution Canadian man owes in N.D. fraud case
• Grand jury convened in Crookston murder case
• Afghan vet Pete Hegseth confirms he will run against Klobuchar
• Judge suggests Minnesota Gov. Dayton could have avoided union vote lawsuit
• Charges: Man used hammer in deadly Blue Earth attack
• Obama plans cuts corporate tax rate cut, limits loopholes
• Petition group joins N.D. Supreme Court case on Sioux nickname
• Crystal Sugar security denies petition delivery on behalf of locked-out workers
• Schultz finds his liberal footing among talk broadcasters
• Authorities: St. Michael, N.D., man arrested after ramming vehicle and fleeing
• JEFF TIEDEMAN: The bite is on
• Minnesota bear center has 'cutest footage to date' of Internet-famous cubs (with video)
• Burnsville, Minn., school district gives HR director $255,000 to leave, 7 months into new contract
• White supremacy group plans Duluth rally to protest anti-racism campaign
• Poll: Santorum, Romney running even; Obama favored over GOP candidates
• UPDATE: Killed American war reporter Colvin known for courage behind front lines
• Defense cuts to hit Duluth's 148th Fighter Wing
• $2 million expected haul from inherited comic collection
• Mardi Gras costumes, beads give way to ashes in New Orleans
• Election-year blues: Obama joins Jagger, B.B. King for makeshift White House blues club
• UND women fall to Nevada-Reno, San Jose State
• Knight named WCHA Offensive Player of the Week
• UND lands four on MPSF all-conference list
• Sioux announce summer camp dates
• Brewster to head UND women's basketball program
• College hockey: Duluth fans again warned over 'offensive' chants
• Winter weather advisory in effect until noon for parts of NW Minnesota
• Minnesota man pleads guilty in S.D. teen's death
• S.D. man sentenced to 8 years in prison for beating Fargo man
• Grand Forks man pleads guilty in connection with pharmacy burglaries
• Flight attendant tested drunk after flight to Grand Forks
• UPDATE: Supreme Court to take new look at affirmative action in college admissions
• New maps to change the look of Minnesota Legislature
• Authoriities release identity of man killed in Blue Earth, Minn., home invasion
• Faison: Big Sky concerns real, but he meant to cite concerns by presidents, not athletic directors
• COLLEGE HOCKEY: UM-Duluth fans warned after 'offensive' chants at UND game
• UND WOMEN'S BASKETBALL: Brewster named UND coach
• Survey: Skilled workers harder for Minnesota factories to find
• UPDATE: UND reports losing another Iowa invite because of Sioux nickname
• Grand Forks gets nearly 4 inches of snow; 8 inches falls in Lancaster, Minn.
• Warren, Minn., woman dead, 4 injured after Monday head-on collision
• Oakes, N.D., girl, 16, killed in collision near Valley City identified
• New Orleans gives way to Mardi Gras revelry, parades
• Pakistan to ask Interpol to arrest ex-president
• 'Absolute horror story': Washington State avalanche survivor recounts tragedy that killed 3
• N.D. Sen. Tom Fischer's widow running for her late husband's seat District 46 seat
• Tentative stadium deal reached on TCF Stadium sharing for U of M, Vikings
• 4 NDSU college roommates killed in Minnesota crash
• Victim of weekend Ward County rollover identified
• Breaking News: Elton John to perform at Ralph Engelstad Arena March 24
• Pre-game fan social set for Saturday in Denver
• Lamoureux twins named Patty Kazmaier nominees
• UND spotted fifth entering postseason play
• Sioux ranked 12th, 14th in latest national polls
• GF police identify Burger King robber
• FAA investigating why Grand Forks flight was canceled
• Snow en route: Winter weather advisory from noon today through 6 a.m. Tuesday
• Monday snowfall rivals largest accumulation this winter
• GF City Council expecting offer on Alerus Center turf
• 4 dead in I-94 crash near Alexandria, Minn.
• New program aims to help newcomers 'warm up' to Grand Forks
• 1 dead, 3 injured following Blue Earth, Minn., home invasion
• UPDATE 5:35 P.M.: At least four dead in I-94 pileup near Alexandria in central Minnesota
• Petitioners press on with nickname initiative while awaiting N.D. high court action
• Bachmann among Minn. lawmakers seeking Medicaid audit
• For these Scouts, selling cookies is serious biz
• Obama's tougher-stance question on higher education" What are people getting for their money?
• Kelly Schmidt to seek third term as N.D. treasurer
• Up for auction in March: Whitney Houston's dress, earrings; Chaplin's cane; Heston's 'Ten Commandments' staff
• OBIT: John Fairfax, 74, 1st person known to row across Atlantic Ocean
• OBIT: Cal Murphy, 79, ex-Winnipeg Blue Bombers coach, CFL Hall of Famer
• 'Midnight in Paris,' 'Descendants' win Writers Guild honors
• Minot State expands partnership with Saskatchewan's Briercrest College
• Quebec road stunt with couch, sleigh leaves 1 dead, another charged
• Duluth News Tribune expands with new facility
• Despite North Korea's threat of 'merciless' attack, Seoul holds military drills
• Oil jumps to 9-month high after Iran cuts supply
• N.D. Cowboy Hall of Fame holding annual event Saturday in Mandan
• UND finishes weekend with win over Thunderbirds
• Homestand ends with setback to Creighton
• CHEF JEFF - ONE BYTE AT A TIME: Breakfast Crostatas
• Fosston man escapes as truck goes through ice on Store Lake
• Republicans: Romney must do more to unify and inspire party
• Northern lights dance across the Northland sky (with video)
• ESPN fires employee for offensive headline in reference to Knick phenom Jeremy Lin
• ANN BAILEY: Winter fun doesn't depend on snow
• FACES: Jaakko Putkonen returns from fifth expedition to Antarctica
• Supreme Court to hear case that lying about war medals is free speech
• Santorum doesn't question Obama's faith, but does condemn 'world view'
• UND men finish ninth at MPSF Championships
• Douglas Langer, Thief River Falls, column: Reject 'right to work for less' amendment
• Richard Shafer, Grand Forks, letter: N.D. voters should reject GOP extremists
• LoriJayne Grahn, Pelican Rapids, Minn., letter: Lockout should include Crystal's executives
• Pam Galloway, Grand Forks, letter: 'Obamacare' uses taxes to pay for abortions
• David Waterman, Grand Forks, column: Measure 2 can spark growth, boost prosperity
• TV PICKS: Two-hour season finale for 'Downton Abbey'
• From Namibia to Minnesota: East Grand Forks stop a winter tradition for safari operators
• UPDATE: Insurgents kill 20 in Iraqi police academy blast
• Fargo Jet Center launches shuttle service to Oil Patch
• North Dakota, Michigan Tech battle to overtime tie
• North Korea threatens to attack if South Korea stages live-fire drills
• FDA to investigate if inhalable caffeine is safe for consumers
• Aretha Franklin remembers her goddaughter Houston at Radio City
• Gophers earn series split in regular-season finale
• Live chat: Men's hockey vs. Michigan Tech (Sat)
• Sioux drop pair of closely contested games
• Anderson, Mitchell carry Sioux past Longwood
• Live chat: Women's hockey vs. Minnesota (Saturday)
• WILD: Blues hand Wild another loss, 4-0
• CHEF JEFF - ONE BYTE AT A TIME: Breakfast Bars
• TV: Why we're hooked on PBS' 'Downton Abbey'
• UND students perform with N.D. Intercollegiate Band
• Allegiant Airlines discussing expansion to Bemidji Regional Airport
• Reception today at World's Smallest Gallery
• Thysell exhibit opens in Moorhead
• AREA ART EXHIBITS
• Gas prices highest ever for time of year
• Grand Forks Democrats draw about 100 to local endorsing convention
• Minnesota couple lost in Italian cruise ship disaster memorialized today
• Authorities ID robbery suspect shot, killed in Superior
• Video: Feed the Children Packaging Event in Willmar, Minn.
• Mauer says he's ready from Day 1 of spring training
• 15-year-old Minnesota boy dies while train-hopping
• Two men charged for making meth in Williston campers
• Hirst leads Sioux at John Dalton Invitational
• North Dakota men drop to eighth at MPSF
• Sioux split pair of matches to open homestand
• UND rides arms of Waldera, Bissell at USD
• No. 16 Arizona powers its way past Sioux
• Court: Cops can keep guns, cash seized from downtown Duluth head shop
• Fans gather in New Jersey to say goodbye to Houston
• Superior robbery, chase end in suspect's death
• Live chat: Men's hockey vs. Michigan Tech (Fri)
• Sioux close out road slate at Longwood
• Catch up with UND Sports TV
• Sioux open Hillenbrand Invitational in defeat
• Coach's Corner: Michigan Tech comes to town
• Robbery suspect shot and killed in Superior, Minn.
• Officials warn Midwest farmers to purchase crop insurance
• GOP incumbents clash in N.D. District 10; Olafson loses to Miller for endorsement
• Altru announces major expansion plans, purchase of Doctors Hospital
• Complaint says kidnapped Montana teacher was choked to death
• North Dakota crop value decline 21 percent in 2011
• Greenbush, Minn., man charged with sex abuse
• N.D. attorney general files request for Supreme Court injunction on nickname law, referral
• Report: Vikings, Minneapolis, state of Minnesota strike new stadium deal
• SDPUC suspends Mentor seed company's license, behind reports of unpaid farmers
• Grand Forks' Ground Round best in chain
• Lake Region State president seeks Ohio job
• Ron Paul to extend North Dakota visit
• Former Sioux football coach Dale Lennon says UND losing recruits already
• UPDATE: Sanstead not seeking re-election as N.D. superintendent of public instruction
• Fire reported to be under control in downtown Jamestown
• One of quads born to beef cow near Fosston, Minn., dies
• Among Republican opponents, Santorum's ideas on abortion, women in combat, birth control stand out
• Cramer, Goettle move up in national GOP program for U.S. House candidates
• Through These Doors, episode 15
• Sioux sit seventh after day two at MPSF
• Late trifectas lift LA Tech past UND
• Teen pleads not guilty in Ohio Craigslist killings
• Minot man, found not guilty of murder, gets 5-year sentence on related charges
• Young adults facing attention deficit disorder? Some Twin Cities doctors concerned it's so
• 2 barges collide on Mississippi River, spilling oil in Louisiana
• Historic chalice thought to be lost in a cyclone a hundred years ago recently uncovered at Wisconsin church
• Wahpeton couple's engagement makes for quite the fish story
• Honduran prison fire catastrophe prompts growing survivor rage
• Murdock, to British tabloid staff: No protection for reporters who break law
• MSNBC drops commentator Pat Buchanan
• Scouts Canada: Police not always told about sex abuse allegations
• UND Fan Luncheon set for Friday at noon
• UND signs nine to women's track letters of intent
• Galbraith unveils first men's track signing class
• North Dakota's Play 4Kay raises over $1,800
• MHKY Notes: UND, MTU battle in race for home ice
• Post office: $18 billion loss without cuts, rate increase
• Collision of 2 pickup trucks kills Tioga, N.D., teenager, injures 4 others
• Top congressional bargainers announce payroll tax cut deal
• Inspector: Boiler procedures contributed to oil field death near Keene, N.D.
• Minn. police, attorneys oppose deadly force bill
• Judge keeps N.D. medication abortion law in limbo
• Baseball Hall of Fame catcher Gary Carter dies at 57
• Prison fire exposes dysfunction, chaos in Honduras
• Euclid, Minn., woman accused of stealing thousands from employer
• Minnesota snowmobiler dies, rescuer killed after Wyoming helicopter crash
• Grand Forks tea party endorses Sand for U.S. Senate
• OSHA investigating oil field death near Parshall, N.D.
• Minnesota House OKs laying off teachers based on performance
• NWS: Major flooding risk in valley is small
• Oversen, incumbents Mock, Schneider enter N.D. District 42 legislative race
• Grand Forks Democrats to hold district convention Saturday
• White Earth casino 'not in play right now'
• Plans by Grand Forks company for quarry near western Minnesota refuge draws opponents
• Video of Detroit Lakes hockey player's shorthanded goal grabs Internet attention
• Jamestown woman, 22, found guilty of manslaughter, criminal conspiracy
• 'Colbert Report' temporarily off the air; Comedy Central offers no explanation why
• North Dakota makes MPSF debut
• Applications for U.S. unemployment benefits drop to 4-year low
• Post-Christmas brawl at Mall of America probably random, police conclude
• 'Immediate' closing of troubling Brooklyn Center, Minn., day care took 5 years
• In Syria, world sees almost certain 'crime against humanity,' U.N. secretary general says
• Northland residents slam syndicated radio show's 'mentally challenged' segment as offensive
• Man accused of beheading Woodbury woman's pet snake
• Mitigation a part of their Big Stone Co. quarry plan, Grand Forks (N.D.) quarry developer says
• Quarry proposal opens mining debate on the edge of Minnesota's western boundary waters
• Houston fans can follow Saturday's funeral on Internet
• OBIT: Harold W. Holmes, 92, Taco John's restaurant chain co-founder
• Hakstol addresses Fighting Sioux nickname and logo
• Sioux break from GWC play for clash at LA Tech
• WHKY Notes: Regular season concludes at Minnesota
• UND and HBU favored to win GWC championship
• Minnesotra House committee holds hearing on sex offender's provisional discharge
• Elk River, Minn., teacher says affair with student happened when not in position of authority
• N.D. GOP to hold public meetings
• Israel: Thai bombs similar to those in India, Georgia blasts against Israeli diplomats
• Grand Forks sales tax collections 2nd highest ever
• Chinese vice president Xi wraps up highly scripted visit to Washington D.C.
• Devils Lake schools to name new superintendent
• Payroll tax cut: Ironing out the final details
• UND hockey's Hakstol says Sioux nickname law creates 'insurmountable challenges'
• Sand: Red River Valley boasts 'best of many worlds' for nuclear power
• Northern Minnesota man sentenced for assaulting trooper
• Locked out Crystal workers join tire union on 6-state tour
• Federal investigators looking into Minnesota's handling of Medicaid
• Empower the Taxpayer seeks injunction against N.D. state, local officials
• Legislative notebook: White Earth to announce Twin Cities casino plan
• Nickname backers insist name, logo represent no harm to UND student athletes
• Jury begins deliberation in Janelle Cave murder trial
• UPDATE: Taylor visits UND to introduce himself as N.D. governor candidate
• Obama touts manufacturing at Wisconsin plant
• Santorum, in western N.D., pledges to support state's oil production
• Pro-nickname group's biggest financial supporter is 1959 UND alum
• Sioux say good-bye with 79-45 win over Comets
• Breaking News: 'Hellish' prison fire in Honduras leaves at least 300 dead, official says
• Astro Bob blog: Surprise aurora lights up Northland skies
• 5 N.Y. lacrosse players charged after Edina, Minn., restaurant brawl
• Minnesota city buys peaceful solution to train noise; may not be feasible for other towns
• For Whitney Houston mourners, few places to grieve
• Dufault named first-team all star
• OBIT: David Kelly, 82, Irish character actor, 'Grandpa Joe' in 'Charlie and the Chocolate Factory'
• Santorum to make North Dakota stops in Tioga, Fargo today
• Live chat: WBB vs. Mayville State
• Wall sweeps Great West weekly honors
• MPSF championships begin tomorrow
• UND to face Nebraska Omaha in 2013 outdoor game
• TWINS: Team to honor old Minneapolis Millers on June 30
• Stolen computer returned to brain-injured woman
• Devils Lake man facing five felony drug charges
• Grand Forks TV shooter reaches plea deal
• U.S. Small Business Administration regional head visits Grand Forks Air Force Base
• Minnesota woman sentenced for stealing from employer, friend faces more theft charges
• Legislative notebook: Speed limit increase hits a speed bump
• Grafton starts search for top job
• Carlson: Legislature will fight higher ed board at N.D. Supreme Court over nickname law
• Suspects in Montana teacher's disappearance extradited; court date set
• Thanks to declining cattle numbers, beef prices pushed to record highs
• International Crop Expo Wednesday, Thursday at Alerus Center
• N.D. tax board offers land valuation leeway
• Grand Forks native Mike Peterson to run for N.D. House
• N.D. Sen. Murphy to run for re-election
• Foundation proposes draft 'heritage' plan for 5 N.D. counties
• 'Allow us to move on': UND student president asks N.D. citizens to let nickname fight end
• 'How do I love thee?' Digitally, starting today, for letters between poets Barrett, Browning
• Santorum describes Occupy protesters as 'radical element'
• Minnesota ACLU, opponents to voter ID bill, invite public to prove past problems
• WILD: Despite deep slump, team still likes chances to reach NHL playoffs
• Largest Minnesota school district ends policy blamed for bullying
• After overseas attacks, Israel increases state of alert
• UND remains among top 15 in national polls
• UND remains among top 15 in national polls
• Hearse arrives at New Jersey funeral home handling Houston
• 2011 Playmate of Year seeks restraining order against Hefner's son
• Former ballet dancer, actress Zina Bethune struck by 2 vehicles, killed
• Football doles out team awards, athletic awards
• Football doles out team awards, athletic awards
• Wall grabs second straight CSM weekly honor
• Wall grabs second straight CSM weekly honor
• UND slips to fifth in USCHO.com poll
• UND slips to fifth in USCHO.com poll
• Miss UND Sports? Catch up today
• Miss UND Sports? Catch up today
• Investigators seek answers to Houston's death
• Pembina County state's attorney resigns
• UPDATE: Cave trial recesses for day
• Sunday Grammy broadcast was 2nd largest for awards show in history (VIDEOS)
• TIMBERWOLVES: Don't mess with Pek
• PREP GAMES TO WATCH: Wrestling Prowlers can get big points from many sources
• AREA NEWS: Sand plans events Wednesday ... Ski plane fly-in set in Warroad ... Manitoba profs to speak at UND
• Source: Neb-Omaha, UND to play outdoor hockey game in Nebraska during 2012-13 season
• Apartment fire in Dickinson may be linked to meth lab
• Skill mismatch slows post-Sept. 11 veterans' job search
• Crumbling Minnesota Capitol reaches 'tipping point'
• Advocates for new Grand Forks hockey rink pushing ahead in stages
• Shaft: N.D. higher ed board meeting over nickname options likely open
• Israeli diplomats in India, Georgia attacked by bombers; Israel blames Iran
• Legislative interest in Vikings stadium deal wanes as team faces relocation deadline
• Suspect arrested in fatal shooting in downtown Minneapolis hotel
• Obama's budget headed to Congress
• N.D. gas prices per gallon continue rise
• Long-ago JFK affair detailed in new book
• GREECE: At least 45 Athens buildings burned in riots against austerity vote
• Military planes fly food into snowbound Romanian towns
• Rolla man dies in Lisbon-area crash
• OBIT: Jill Kinmont Boothe, 75, paralyzed ski champ, subject of book, 2 films
• Grammy Awards swing among triumph, tragedy
• Enforcement actions rise against N.D. insurance agents
• UND closes out opening weekend with win over UNO
• 'Binge drinking belt' stretches across northern Plains
• CHEF JEFF - ONE BYTE AT A TIME: Thai Green Chicken Curry
• Pagami Creek fire left a raw wound across Boundary Waters
• Houston focus of Grammys as showtime nears
• Investigators begin work to find answers in Houston's death
• Dying Texas man witnesses birth of daughter after induced labor
• Utah man faces felony charges in plot to kill Utah governor
• Duluth Central graduate, Whitney Houston's drummer, music director reacts to singer's death
• Obama budget off to Congress; Republicans dispute it
• WILD: Latest loss leaves the Wild wondering where success went
• GREECE: Riots lead to flaming buildings in Athens as parliament votes on austerity laws
• FACES: Florists have a rosy outlook
• ANN BAILEY: Litter bugs me
• OUR OPINION: Trust voters to back UND
• Kosovo avalanche kills 9; one child pulled out alive (VIDEO)
• Betsy Perkins, Grand Forks, letter: 'Controversial' rule mirrors established law
• Mike Connor, Starkweather, N.D., letter: Initiative's message is, 'The people will not be denied'
• Michael Brown and Hal Gershman, Grand Forks, column: Support GF task force's school recommendations
• Kevin Auslund, Eden Prairie, column: Walk-in access plan benefits both hunters and wildlife
• Gayle Lund, Ulen, Minn., letter: Crystal workers delivered for company
• Minnesota man found dead in silo in Stearns County
• Men's track finishes strong at Bison Open
• Women's track team wraps up Bison Open
• Man dedicates his life to finding missing 'moon rocks'
• AREAVOICES: Read about 'A Minnesotan in China'
• Minnesota Gopher 5 lottery ticket worth $1.3 million
• Dam conversion projects a win-win for the Red River
• UND falls to Western Illinois
• Report: North Dakota teen drinking on decline
• Rally falls inches short as Sioux settle for split
• Sioux remain undefeated with win over Drake
• Live chat: WBB vs. NJIT
• Minnesota State holds on for tie against Sioux.
• MHKY Chat: UND at Minnesota Duluth (Saturday)
• Miscues costly for Sioux in loss at NJIT
• Live chat: Women's hockey vs. MSU (Saturday)
• BOYS BASKETBALL: Red River handles West Fargo Packers 71-59 to remain unbeaten
• MARILYN HAGERTY: Local man's dice-game creation helps vision impaired learn directions
• RYAN BAKKEN: Laughter yoga class shows it's good medicine and workout
• GOP looks to minnesota constitutional amendments to enact dreams
• CHEF JEFF - ONE BYTE AT A TIME: 'Philly' Cheese Ball
• Romney wins Maine caucus, according to GOP chairman
• Conservatives in uproar of over Obama's birth control revision
• Gopher's Rau suspended one game for boarding
• Paton drops out of Rams GM race, promoted to Vikings Assistant GM
• Conservatives' straw poll goes to Romney in edge of Santorum
• Capitol Chatter: Rhetoric up, cooperation down at Minnesota Capitol
• HEALTH MATTERS: The benefits of statins should be weighed against the risks
• Man fatally shot at downtown Minneapolis hotel
• Anderson, Emerson, Gray shine for North Dakota
• Linsanity: Knicks benchwarmer becomes a star
• No discipline planned at Dickinson State after 'diploma mill' audit, says NDUS chancellor
• Ron Huff, Bismarck, letter: Dalrymple plays catch-up with Taylor
• Bob Stone, Stephen, Minn., letter: Many birth-control pills induce abortions
• D.R. Myron, Thompson, N.D., letter: Crystal union failed its members
• Richard Betting, Valley City, N.D., letter: Plan spells catastrophe for Sheyenne valley
• Warm winter extends season for Lake Superior ferry (with video)
• North Dakota wins season-opener over host UNI
• Rowney leads Sioux past defending national champs
• Jakobsen remains on fire with 4-point game
• Dickinson-based solar business to be honored at White House
• Duluth woman thankful for classmates' timely blood pressure reading
• Stoks smashes own school record in the 400-meters
• MHKY Chat: UND at Minnesota Duluth (Friday)
• Great West home finale set against Highlanders
• Live chat: Women's hockey vs. MSU (Friday)
• Monday night clinics postponed
• Proposed amendments to Minnesota's constitution carry GOP dreams
• Dallas school excludes girls from screening of movie
• Woody Harrelson goes behind the badge for 'Rampart'
• Zombies, then comic books? AMC's winning 1-2 punch
• WEATHER: Extreme cold warning until 10 a.m. today
• Valentine's Day: The 5 best guy flicks for your sweetheart
• Northland Tech gets aerial assist from Detroit Pistons
• Audit finds Dickinson State diploma mill for foreign students (VIDEO)
• DSU officials: Doug LaPlante, college dean, found dead this afternoon
• 'Piggyback Bandit' banned from high school sports in Minn., N.D.
• The Patty Kaz dilemma: Lamoureux twins emerge as top candidates for prestigious award
• UPDATE: Establishing a front: UND alumni leader issues sharp warning if Fighting Sioux nickname is sustained
• Breaking News: Autopsy: Attorney found dead at I-29 rest stop shot himself
• Westminster dog show chooses ads with wagging tails over sad eyes
• Through These Doors, episode 14
• Huff leads Sioux past Chicago State
• Seven named WCHA Scholar-Athletes
• North Dakota takes down Chicago State
• In ways Republican rivals don't, surging Santorum amplifies faith
• N.D. higher ed president pleased with chancellor finalists
• THEIR OPINION: Minnesota lawmakers, don't give up on key health care report card
• Concern growing over tight seed corn supply
• Artificial knees in nearly 1 in 20 U.S. adults
• Breaking News: Source: Obama to change birth control rule to accomodate religious employers
• His keeper missing under lake ice, a young Labrador stood sentry
• UPDATE: Admission surcharge part of Ramsey County, Minn., Vikings stadium financing plan
• OSHA says it can't act in fatal Dickinson, N.D., trench collapse
• OBIT: William Theophilus Brown, 92, 'figurative' movement painter
• Live chat: MBB at Chicago State
• Live chat: UND WBB vs. Chicago State
• MHKY Travel Blog: The stretch run begins in Duluth
• Trio of Fighting Sioux named WCHA Scholar-Athletes
• Testing the waters below: Crews find out if site is right for Stump Lake outlet
• Groups make case for conservation funding in N.D.
• Former teacher, legislator, School Board member McCaffrey dies
• Glassheim to quit Grand Forks city council after 30 years
• Cyclist Armstrong says he's happy investigation is 'behind me'
• Facing criminal trial, Florida multimillionaire adopts girlfriend, 42
• Oglala Sioux tribe suing beer companies, 4 off-site stores for alcohol problems
• Former Chokio-Alberta, Minn. school district business manager sentenced to 18 months in prison
• Minnesota among 10 states to be freed from fed No Child Left Behind requirements
• Jury finds man guilty of attempted murder N.D. courtroom gun case
• Minnesota State Sen. Reinert wants Vikings stadium in Duluth
• Preliminary nickname petition count: More than enough
• Broadband projects creating jobs, connecting rural N.D. to global network
• Sources: Pentagon rules shift on women in combat
• WEATHER: Hazardous wind chills expected tonight into Friday a.m.
• GWC Fall All-Academic team honors 28 Sioux
• Sioux head to Windy City in search of GWC road win
• MHKY Notes: Sioux back to work at Minnesota Duluth
• Softball opens season on Friday at UNI Tournament
• WHKY Notes: UND, Mavericks face off in WCHA series
• Puff of caffeine powder draws range of reactions
• Stars from 'Disney on Ice' to visit Grand Forks library Thursday
• Investigators find 200 more photos in Los Angeles teacher sex abuse case
• Crime scene photos shown in Jamestown murder trial
• Washington state lawmakers pass gay marriage bill
• License Center in EGF under remodel
• Judge selects power line route in SE Minnesota
• Legislative notebook: Stadium planners awaiting Ramsey County, Minneapolis
• UND breaks spring enrollment record
• GOP-led Congress vows to reverse Obama's birth control policy
• Study finds doctors not always honest with patients
• On to the Supreme Court: State Board considers challenging nickname law's constitutionality
• 2 Redby, Minn., men sentenced in fatal shooting
• UPDATE: Gov. Dalrymple approves extradition of Montana kidnap suspects
• UPDATE: Big Sky 'concerned' but continues to monitor UND nickname drama
• JEFF TIEDEMAN: Avocado
• Santorum slows Romney nomination express
• Russian scientists' drilling reaches giant freshwater lake under Antarctica
• ANALYSIS: Romney losses Tuesday shine light on his conservative woes
• Convicted auto dealer Hecker moved to solitary confinement
• 5-time NASA shuttle astronaut Janice Voss dies of cancer at 55
• Duluth health-care facility fires employee caught on camera stealing from resident
• Williston Walmart cracks down on parking lot campers
• Century-old McLean County Courthouse won't be saved
• Canada census: For first time, more Canadians live in western part of nation
• Canada census: 7 of 10 Canadians live in big cities as country living declines
• Sentencing today for Missouri teen who killed girl, 9, 'for a thrill,' prosecutor charged
• Duluth woman pleads guilty to stabbing sister in the face
• Wall captures Great West weekly honors
• Dodson announces 51-game baseball slate for 2012
• 20 Question Tuesday - Meghan Roehrich
• Dog remains at location on frozen lake where fisherman breaks through, dies
• NDUS reports growing retention rate
• Entire staff removed at L.A. school during sex abuse probe
• State set to receive, check nickname petitions
• Dalrymple asks ADM to find alternatives to closing Walhalla plant
• Autopsy: Children killed in explosion with father suffered hatchet wounds
• N.D. Commerce Department to be source of demographic info
• Trial for woman charged in 2011 death of Somali immigrant gets underway
• California gay marriage ban struck down
• Opening arguments heard in Cave's murder trial in Jamestown
• N.D. grower Gregg Halverson wins top award
• Poll says N.D. voters want stiffer animal cruelty laws
• Hearing scheduled for suspect in Beulah, N.D., shooting
• Last known World War I veteran dies at 110
• 50 years ago, U.S. economic embargo on Cuba began
• CDC: Bread, rolls biggest source of salt in American diet
• UPDATE: Criminal complaint: Crookston man stabbed father 2 dozen times
• VIKINGS: Grant says Marshall, Tingelhoff should be in Hall, Blair overlooked
• 'Economy class syndrome'? No proof clots greater risk, study finds
• Ticker-tape parade awaits Super Bowl champion Giants
• Top Obama political advisor defends administration birth control rule
• MPCA says Dayton-ordered streamlined permit process yields success
• With caucuses, Minnesota gets Republican focus today; uphill fall fight awaits
• In search of 1st GOP win, Ron Paul invests in Minnesota
• MillerCoors buying Minnesota hard cider business Crispin
• Karvinen's successful rookie season
• Wall garners College Sports Madness accolades
• UND 15th/16th in polls, returns to USA Today poll
• No laughing matter: Spotlight on Mary Loken
• Panzarella finds home at North Dakota
• CHEF JEFF - ONE BYTE AT A TIME: Picadillo
• Sports court strips Contador of 2010 Tour de France title
• Tucson shooting suspect Loughner to remain at Missouri facility
• Perhaps to objections by Brady's supermodel wife, Patriots say no finger-pointing
• CHEF JEFF: Spicy Mushroom-Chicken Chili
• Censors missed by a second blocking M.I.A. halftime gesture from largest audience for TV show ever
• Minnesota woman, accused of running over husband with van, faces premeditated murder for his death 18 months ago
• Minnesota woman, accused of running over husband, charged with premeditated murder
• Breaking News: Crookston man held in reported stabbing death of his father
• Super Bowl's 111.3 million viewers most for TV show in U.S. history
• Palestinians take step toward reconciliation with Hamas
• Doug Eriksmoen, Grand Forks, letter: U.S. can't afford another Obama term
• Becky Ronkowski, Grand Forks, letter: Money serves as Congress' own 'green' power
• Paul Cline, Buckeye, Ariz., letter: Management - not the union - gets to decide
• Harvey Tallackson, Grafton, N.D., letter: Scratch Measure 2, Senate filibusters in '12
• Another Vikings stadium site proposed east of Metrodome
• Board refrains from disciplining doctors
• HIGHER ED NOTES: 'Little Rock Nine' speech at UND ... 'Speech-crime lecture at UND ... UND honored ... more
• Tracking turtles on the move on Lake Judy
• UPDATE: U.S. closes embassy in Syria
• WILD: Top line's success without Koivu has team reconsidering configurations
• NBC, NFL apologize for 'completely inappropriate' M.I.A. obscene gesture bird during Super Bowl halftime show
• Admitted Norway mass killer of 77 demands medal of honor at court hearing
• St. Louis County eyes windfall from expanding mines
• Cellphone apps hold potential for agriculture
• Toddler treated for smoke inhalation after West Fargo mobile home fire
• Road trip ends with loss at Northern Iowa
• Officials urge Super Bowl fans to plan a sober ride
• CHEF JEFF - ONE BYTE AT A TIME: Deli-Style Coleslaw
• Ex-Vikings coach Childress excited to return to coaching
• Bud Grant: 4 Vikings Super Bowl losses 'probably bother other people more than me'
• Martin, former Viking Coleman among NFL Hall inductees; Viking great Cris Carter missed cut
• TIMBERWOLVES: Love leads Minnesota past Houston 100-91
• UPDATE: No injuries reported after train derails in Red Wing
• MEN'S BASKETBALL: Gophers down Nebraska
• Out-of-control car leaves trail of destruction in Duluth neighborhood
• ANN BAILEY: Life with horses is life for her
• Roland Riemers, Grand Forks, column: Not all sex offenders deserve scarlet 'S' for life
• Sen. John Hoeven, R-N.D., column: Pipeline is in America and N.D.'s interest
• BRAD DOKKEN: The woods have plenty to teach - even on a quiet morning
• UND completes sweep of BSU on senior night
• UND suffers setback in league tilt at UTPA
• Northern Illinois topples North Dakota
• Live chat: Women's hockey vs. BSU (Saturday)
• MBB Chat at Texas-Pan American
• North Dakota nets 100th win at 'The Betty'
• Paur runs for District 19
• CHEF JEFF - ONE BYTE AT A TIME: Chinese Noodles with Snow Peas
• Missing S.D. man may have been spotted in GF early Saturday
• Russia, China veto United Nations resolution on Syria
• Fog advisory issued for N.D., western Minnesota
• Shana Rowan, Oneida, N.Y., letter: Sex-offender registries do more harm than good
• Donald Jacob, Poughkeepsie, N.Y., letter: Penwarden will be 'profoundly missed'
• Dorothy Roof, Fertile, Minn., letter: War on cancer shows renewed promise
• Bob Horne, Minot, letter: Farsighted Ryan Taylor tried to help Minot
• Lee Murdock, Grand Forks, letter: Vicious ads prove depressingly effective
• Roland Young, Grand Forks, letter: Flood control's secret weapon is 'retention'
• Audio recording of Bismarck, N.D.'s namesake found in New Jersey museum
• Karvinen leads UND past BSU with 4-point game
• UND blanked by Drake in tennis season opener
• Duluth woman wants to restore forgotten grotto's glory
• Disease-carrying ticks move deeper into Northland
• North Dakota hosts Texas-Pan American
• Live chat: Women's hockey vs. BSU (Friday)
• Seniors under the spotlight this weekend
• Anderson garners GWC Athlete of the Week honors
• Stoks named Great West Male Athlete of the Week
• NDMOA art auction will draw another full house
• North Dakota Governor and US Senator discuss flood plan with Saskatchewan Premier
• Eastern North Dakota listed as 'emerging risk' region in Lyme disease study
• UPDATE: Fog forces flight cancellations at Grand Forks International Airport
• Former UND football player pleads not guilty
• East Grand Forks man investigated for threat to Grand Forks city leader
• UND WOMEN'S HOCKEY: Jakobsen coming on strong
• Akeley, Minn., man found guilty of assaulting trooper
• Grand Forks airport adds new security for scanning passengers
• With Maturi's retirement, coaches bracing for U of M fallout
• UPDATE: Komen for the Cure drops plan to cut Planned Parenthood grants
• Through These Doors, episode 13
• Fighting Sioux nickname referral within 1,000 names of goal
• Latest online video hit: Sheep-herding Swedish bunny
• UND Fan Luncheon set for Friday at noon
• Last-minute spurt pushes HBU past UND in GWC play
• Hillsboro dispute over 7th-place poker finish results in aggravated assault charge
• Allyssa Wall leads UND to 93-34 rout over HBU
• Comedian-actress Roseanne Barr seeks Green Party presidential nod
• WILD: Backstrom stops 37 shots as Minnesota tops Colorado 1-0
• Source: Minnesota's House speaker, majority leader to back Romney
• Farm Rescue taking requests for Upper Midwest spring planting help
• Study: 1 in 10 babies in Lake Superior region are born with high levels of mercury
• Twin Cities couple charged with prostituting runaway Iowa teen with developmental disorder
• Hard-cooked egg recall includes Minnesota, North Dakota
• N.D. oil patch accidents kill men from S.D., Texas
• Fatal early a.m. collision reported on U.S. Highway 2
• Live chat: Men's Basketball at Houston Baptist
• Live chat: Women's basketball vs Houston Baptist
• LaShomb named Ms. Hockey semifinalist
• Poker tournament results argument leads to assault charge
• GF county officials say vets services continue
• Despite Maturi retiring, Tubby says he's certain he'll be back next season
• OBIT: Angelo Dundee, 90, legendary trainer for boxer Muhammad Ali
• Egypt's army, police blamed for country's worst-ever soccer riot
• NATO ministers consider mid-2013 troop withdrawal
• N.D. delegation: BRAC lacks support in Congress
• MINNESOTA LEGISLATIVE NOTEBOOK: GOP pushes right-to-work amendment
• Trump: Getting to know Romney led to surprise endorsement over Gingrich
• JETS: Byfuglien likely to go to trial on impaired charges in Minnesota
• Maturi to retire as Gophers athletic director
• Gary, Minn., man in critical condition following a.m. crash
• Boil-water order lifted in Minnewaukan
• Weather expert: Hot, dry August, September possible, but too soon to expect drought
• Internet-famous Minnesota cubs doing well, still making a racket (with video)
• Hockey's Gordie Howe raises dementia awareness while feeling its effects
• Unlike U.S. counter-Punx, Canadian groundhogs 'predict' early spring
• Judge: Former St. Paul police clerk civilly liable for girlfriend's 1981 death
• REEL DEAL: 'The Woman in Black,' 'Chronicle,' 'Big Miracle' (VIDEOS)
• New Ulm, Minn., school contacts parents after 'rape tag' recess game
• N.D. Dem governor candidate Taylor raises $46,000 for campaign
• Sioux backers begin final petition signature push
• Informational pickets end at Mandan oil refinery
• Justice Dept., House GOP tangle over access to internal documents
• Pa. Punx 'says' 6 more weeks of winter that's already shadow of its usual self
• WHKY NOTES: UND, Beavers set to square off at REA
• Great West play returns to 'The Betty'
• Honor Roll recipients to be honored Thursday night
• Jakobsen named WCHA Rookie of the Week
• Gannon named MPSF Athlete of the Week
• Commander: Grand Forks Air Force Base ready for BRAC
• Plan to build new school goes to Grand Forks School Board
• Proposed voter photo ID amendment receives first examination at Minnesota Legislature
• UPDATE: Beulah, N.D., rethinking safety following Tuesday night shootings
• UPDATE: Enbridge proposes oil pipeline beneath western Lake Sakakawea
• UPDATE: Facebook plans to go public, files for IPO to raise $5 billion
• NDDOT may start load restrictions early because of warmth
• Owners of frozen Hastings dog found; they covered vet bills, let dog be adopted
• Marco's Pizza opens in south Grand Forks
• Romney comment on 'very poor' prompts hasty self-defense (VIDEO)
• North Dakota seeks input on access to dental care
• UND's 2012 football recruits reflect passing game emphasis
• Sand sets meeting on his proposal to build nuclear plant in Red River Valley
• Live football National Signing Day blog
• 20 Question Tuesday - Emily Evers
• 2012 Football Signing Day Headquarters
• CBS Sports Network signs multi-year deal with NCHC
• Friends, family important to Rowney
• Winter weather advisory until 9 a.m. for much of northwest Minnesota
• Minnesota man pleads guilty for scuffle with S.D. lawmakers
• Trial begins in fraud case against Indiana election official
• Family of missing Minnesota couple accepts decision to end search for Italian cruise disaster survivors
• UPDATE: Republican 'super PAC' raised $51 million in 2011
• Arctic Cat recalls snowmobiles over steering flaw
• Super Bowl media day produces some odd questions
• Romney is favorite in Florida after firing back at Gingrich
• Michele Bachmann reports campaign debt of about $90,000
• More than 1 million vehicles registered in N.D.
• Woman standing on sidewalk hit, killed by car in Minnesota
• N.D. fund collects $6.3 million to help build more affordable housing
• N.D. lottery may sell tickets online
• UPDATE: Autopsy reveals New Rockford man died of hypothermia
• Catholics protest mandate to cover birth control
• Al-Qaida numbers on decline while new threats to U.S. imminent
• Still no resolution to lockout after American Crystal, factory worker reps meet
• Minnewaukan woman drives into N.D. DOT snow plow
• Former East Grand Forks man accused in Brewster, Minn., bank robbery pleads not guilty
• Fargo leaders promote sales tax extension
• Fed investigation: Air Force punished Dover AFB civilian whistleblowers
• Fargo man accused of passing $65,000 in bad checks using Social Security number of son, 10
• For McDonald's fans traveling at MSP, some unhappy meals
• In Minnesota, tightened rules to make window washing safer
• South St. Paul baby suffered fractures to eye sockets; mom charged
• Report: Divide Great Lakes, Mississippi watersheds for invasive species protection
• Ex-Viking Stu Voigt faces $125,000 fine from FDIC for role in loans
• In Minneapolis, an alternate Vikings stadium site pops up
• Facing prison for fraud, Twin Ports woman's life comes to an abrupt end
• 2 women, 1 teen injured in pickup collision with jackknifed semi south of Grafton
• Kwak ready for upcoming season
• Smart earns College Sports Madness honors
• UND falls to sixth in USCHO.com poll
• Sweep of Wisconsin earns UND a jump in USCHO poll
• Campbell runs for Dist. 19
• GF fall and winter breaks a record
• Valley City's lone movie theater to close Thursday
• CHEF JEFF: Creamy Buffalo Wings
• Downtown GF busier, but not busy enough for grocery store
• Dayton claims GOP senators 'unfit to govern' after firing commissioner
• Oakland sees resurgence of Occupy protest
• UND to observe Black History month
• Goettle to make campaign stop in Cavalier
• Winter weather advisory for Pembina, eastern Walsh counties, part of NW Minnesota until 6 a.m. Tuesday
• UPDATE: Minnesota Dems. want to beat feds to health insurance changes
• UND prof Thorson delighted in teaching, serendipity of learning
• "Boil-water" order continues for Minnewaukan
• N.D. activists plan to fight for stricter oil regulations
• XLVI ... Greek to kids: Deciphering the Super Bowl no easy matter for youth
• UPDATED: Tech companies Google, Microsoft, others team to battle email scams
• OBIT: John Rich, 86, award-winning director of TV comedies, including 'All in the Family,' 'Dick Van Dyke'
• State Dept: 3 Americans take refuge at U.S. Embassy in Cairo
• Police: No evidence to support Maine tot abduction; child's blood found in dad's home
• N.D. Dem U.S. House candidate Gulleson raises $166,000
• WEATHER: Freezing drizzle, sleet possible later today over portions of region
• NORWAY: 2 convicted in al-Qaida terror plot against Danish newspaper
• Beltrami County commercial fire causes $150,000 in damage
• Walmart becomes camping mecca for Williston oil field job seekers
• TIMBERWOLVES: Beasley adjusting to new role in offense
• Study: Japan's population to shrink by one-third by 2060
• Cause sought for deadly Florida highway pileup
• Incomes up strong 0.5%, but U.S. consumer spending flat
• Divided GOP has left Minnesota health exchange planning to Dayton
• TWINS: Former Oakland outfielder Josh Willingham ready to try right field
• N.D. secretary of state warns against lax ballot measure petition handling
• Group against marriage amendment raised $1.2 M
• CHEF JEFF - ONE BYTE AT A TIME: Island Spam
• St. Paul coffin maker aims to bury on the cheap
• Bismarck chamber wants to entice low-cost airline
• Officers check robbery, find 5 dead
• Minot police bust up underage drinking party
• UPDATE: Highway pileup kills at least 10
• OUR OPINION: Spare N.D.'s 'pristine acres' from oil development
• ANN BAILEY: Longer days signal winter is on the wane
• 'Living with Water' special series begins
• Lynn Stauss and Robert Beussman, East Grand Forks, column: Supermajority rule promises super-gridlock
• Denelle Hunter, Gilby, N.D., letter: Engelstad would support pro-Sioux side
• Alison Smith, Mandan, N.D., letter: N.D. needs felony animal-cruelty law
• Mark Hibbs, Minneapolis, column: Help Minnesota develop a world-class workforce
• Eric Burin, Grand Fprks, letter: Public forum reflects democracy at its best
• Joe Richardson, Fargo, letter: Pipeline supporters cite speculative benefits
• Karen Thunshelle, Minot, letter: Strengthen N.D.'s animal cruelty laws
• BRAD DOKKEN: Whatever the outcome, northwest Minnesota must be heard in wolf debate
• Surging North Dakota defeats UW, secures sweep
• UND picks up Senior Day win over South Dakota
• Stoks breaks school record in 400 at Iowa State
• Storstad, Weinreich lead UND at Iowa State meet
• UND defeats Buckeyes to earn series split
• Live chat: Men's hockey vs. Wisconsin (Saturday)
• UND tops Cougars for weekend GWC sweep
• MATTERS AT HAND: Region's great challenge? Living with water
• ALWAYS IN SEASON: Longspurs can be abundant - but also elusive
• In the era of big boxes, a day for the little guy
• CHEF JEFF - ONE BYTE AT A TIME: Berry Enchiladas
• Living with Water: Red River living since settlement
• UND WOMEN'S BASKETBALL: UND 77, Chicago State 68
• UND MEN'S BASKETBALL: UND relies on defense in 71-61 win
• The drone decides: Experimental, computer-flown aircraft marks a paradigm shift in warfare
• Body of missing person, ATV found in Minnesota lake
• HEALTH MATTERS: For most people, exercise is safe and beneficial
• Gannon nabs a pair of wins for North Dakota
• UND's Conci picks up two butterfly titles
• N.D. authorities arrest Florida man in death of man found along Highway 2 near N.D. border
• Pattyn's milestone game-winner takes the cake
• New strategies propel dollar stores to strong growth
• Devils Lake ice fishing tournament expected to draw large crowds from region, Canada
• UND unable to recover from inauspicious start
• Drug shortages leave Northland patients unable to fill prescriptions
• Jack's journey: Finding meaning in the mystery
• Grand Forks, Fargo airports to get new security scanners
• The other 'F' word: No energy industry backing for the word 'fracking'
• Live chat: Men's hockey vs. Wisconsin (Friday)
• UND eyes GWC weekend sweep vs. Chicago State
• Live chat: Women's hockey at OSU (Friday)
• WEATHER: Winter weather arrives, advisory in effect until 3 p.m.
• Altru, Sanford among nation's best regional hospitals
• Cruise ship disaster not deterring local 'cruisers'
• Breaking News: Travel alert issued for northeast, north-central N.D.; some northwest Minnesota driving 'difficult'
• Army cuts ROTC helicopter training at UND
• Hallock, Minn., canola plant to open earlier than expected
• Minnesota woman injured in crash with road grader
• Grand Forks man arrested in East Grand Forks for estimated $1,000 of hallucinogenic mushrooms
• None injured in I-29 semi-snowplow crash
• Grand Forks woman pleads to lower charge in bribery case
• UPDATED: Crookston man charged in Christmas Day shooting
• Despite fire, Red River school addition completion on schedule
• NFL: Browns hire ex-Vikings head coach Childress as offensive coordinator
• SPORTS COMMENTARY: Tom Kelly's legacy is noteworthy, odd managerial career
• Food drive for locked out American Crystal workers
• Heitkamp raises nearly $500,000 in first 8 weeks of U.S. Senate campaign
• Search for Heils complicated by difficult conditions
• OUR OPINION: There will be oil
• Activists, bloggers around the world fear Twitter censorship
• Through These Doors, episode 12
• Working out with the swim team
• Mitchell hits milestone as UND thumps NJIT
• 'Dad, you won. You can go home now': Paterno's son honors, defends dad and his 'magnificent daylight'
• Officials in Dakotas wary of proposed defense cuts
• Fargo Days Inn robbed
• Heitkamp raises nearly $500,000 for U.S. Senate bid
• First GWC victory comes on the road at NJIT
• Charge: New York art dealer sold major art works, kept proceeds
• McTeer 'mans up' for role in 'Albert Nobbs'
• OBIT: Robert Hegyes, 60, Epstein in TV's 'Kotter' classroom
• Sajak: He and Vanna once occasionally drank between 'Wheel' tapings
• Claims filed for work lost during Minnesota government shutdown
• Missouri woman accused of abandoning her newborn in Minnesota woods
• Live chat: Women's basketball at NJIT
• Eades gives a Wisconsin preview
• UND Booster luncheon set for Friday at REA
• Live chat: Men's basketball vs. NJIT
• Bomb plot leads to the arrest of two Utah teens
• Friction between Obama, Brewer comes to a head in Arizona (VIDEO)
• In the Year of the Dragon: CAAM Chineses Dance Theater performs Saturday in Crookston
• Latino vote targeted by Obama during tour
• County officials resigned prior to termination meeting
• Western N.D. officials discuss oil boom problems
• N.D. jury acquits man accused of stabbing friend to death
• Minnesota lawmakers consider wolf hunting season wolf
• Minnesota county attorneys may be able to carry weapons
• Body of missing New Rockford man recovered along shore of Lake Coe
• Nickname supporters on making Feb. 7 petition deadline: 'It's going to be close'
• U.S. Senate hopeful Potter: Progressive income tax, estate tax needed to deal with income gap
• Fire department rules Wednesday's apartment fire was accidental
• Obama drawing attention to key aspects of energy policy
• Chances of major flooding for Grand Forks at just percent, weather service says
• National Weather Service: 20% chance Devils Lake will reach record level this summer
• Duluth native kept Oscar-nominated film 'The Artist' in focus
• Washington County commissioner sentenced to probation, fined in disorderly conduct case
• Fate of Lincoln, N.D., murder suspect in hands of jury
• No. 1 profitable table game? Not blackjack; Vegas casinos lean increasingly on baccarat
• Leno visual joke involving Romney raises several U.K. lawmakers' ire
• Egypt preventing some Americans from leaving, U.S. says
• Ahmadinejad: Iran ready for nuclear talks
• FBI again asks for help finding missing Montana teacher
• Courtroom battle splits Garth Brooks' Oklahoma hometown
• Former head of French breast implant maker arrested
• MHKY Notes: Key WCHA battle between UND, Badgers
• UND, OSU battle in race for home ice
• Lamoureux, Dagfinrud receive weekly recognition
• UND returns to The Betty for GWC home opener
• North Dakota heads east to take on NJIT
• GOP U.S. House hopeful Kalk touts 'grassroots' support, broad background
• UPDATE: Body found in NE Montana ditch along U.S. 2 identified
• Pelosi goes back and forth on Gingrich secrets claims
• Couch potatoes earn rewards via new iPhone, iPad app
• Fire causes $100,000 damage to south Grand Forks apartment complex
• THE LIST: Cabaret... Family Day art... Writers Conference 101... and more
• Grand Forks guardsman return home after 29 months in Kosovo
• Grand Forks police investigating business burglaries
• CHEF JEFF - ONE BYTE AT A TIME: Black Bean 'n' Pumpkin Chili
• Former Leevers building back in business
• Smile wide: Friends, strangers rally for Ali and all kids facing cancer (VIDEO)
• N.D. natural gas transport capacity raises concerns
• New Rockford man reported missing
• What kind of 'X-NG'? Embarrassing 'SHCOOL' sign finally replaced in N.Y.C.
• New U.S. planting map for gardeners revised to reflect global warming
• UPDATE: Amid cheers and tears, Giffords bids farewell to U.S. House
• UPDATE: Minnesota's Bachmann says she'll seek 4th term in Congress
• Vikings owner Wilf says he's open to, 'optimistic' about rebuilding on Metrodome site
• Timberwolves, Love reach 4-year extension
• Minnesota father who abandoned son found guilty of child neglect
• BOYS HOCKEY: Roseau presses Spuds, but takes a fall
• States weaken tenure rights for teachers
• JEFF TIEDEMAN: Comfort on a cold day
• WILD: Rookie Nick Johnson going to all-star game
• Demi Moore taken to hospital Tuesday night
• Source: Fielder, Tigers agree on 9-year deal worth $214 million
• VALLEY CITY: Mayor survives recall election; commissioner does not
• Product used in oil recovery, stacked in Minot, checked for radioactivity
• WILD: Falk, Heatley pace win over Avalanche; losing streak stopped at 11
• Special Forces receive Obama's praise for hostage rescue
• Lawyer: Man accused of driving drunk in fatal Duluth crash is remorseful, 'will do the right thing'
• UPDATE: Oklahoma hospital must pay $1 million to Garth Brooks
• Breaking News: Nighttime U.S. military raid in Somalia frees American, Dane; 9 kidnappers killed
• Pro Tips: Catcher 101
• Nelson's game expands on and off the ice
• 20 Question Tuesday - Megan Lauck
• NWS: Valley in moderate drought, but wet spring and summer not out of question
• Redby, Minn., woman convicted for role in shootout
• Grafton man sentenced in hammer attack
• Belcourt man pleads guilty to burglary
• Solar storm should spark northern lights across the region (VIDEO)
• Northlands mission to take part in 24-hour fundraiser
• Country star Trace Adkins will play the Fritz March 17
• Fireworks on opening day of Minnesota legislative session
• Gov. Dayton, senator to Vikings: Dome site or nothing
• Conrad: Gingrich, Romney spread 'misinformation' on sugar program
• Minnesota police seeking to gather certain intelligence in secret
• PREP SPORTS: Building a Win-E-Mac winter tradition
• N.D. group releases book explaining Measure 2
• UPDATE: N.D. state mill may lose at least $60,000 due to MF Global collapse
• Firefighters in Carver County find woman's body
• Ex-Fargo insurance agent sent to prison
• ACADEMY AWARDS: Scorsese's 'Hugo' leads Oscars with 11 nominations
• OBIT: Andy Musser, 74, longtime Philadelphia Phillies broadcaster
• Florida GOP debate: Heated charges, counter-charges
• DEBATE FACT CHECK: Gingrich flubs history in GOP debate
• Analysis: Romney tries pit bull approach in Florida
• Back home in Minnesota, coaching against Minnesota, McHale shrugs off return
• With wildlife tax checkoff participation down, MnDNR urges donations
• North Dakota man faces six felony charges in Duluth crash that killed woman, critically injured grandson
• UND improves to fifth in USCHO.com poll
• Eberle leads North Dakota at Vaughn Baird Classic
• Keidel takes fifth at Vaughn Baird Classic
• CHEF JEFF - ONE BYTE AT A TIME: Lemon Basmati Rice
• OPENING SOON: Two new restaurants at East Grand Forks' Boardwalk
• St. Paul shop selling cheap coffins
• UPDATE: Clark to be nominated for Federal Energy Regulatory Commission
• In State of Union, Obama to take on economic anxiety
• At least 2 dead, 100 hurt as Alabama hit again by tornadoes
• Short session? Minnesota legislators hope so
• UPDATE: Resigning Rep. Giffords meets with fellow survivors in Tucson
• Paralyzed Minnesota teen hockey player leaves hospital
• Thousands of abortion foes make annual march to Supreme Court building
• 'Relationship needs mending': Minnesota's local governments seek more flexibility from Legislature
• N.D. State Mill profits, down for final 3 months of 2011, still healthy
• Iraq War criminal case ends with plea deal for U.S. Marine
• Crash on icy I-94 near Moorhead injures Crookston woman, three others
• Larry Jahnke, Bismarck, letter: 'Bravo, Kevin' for bypassing convention
• Ronald Brown, Mountain, N.D., letter: Put Game and Fish under taxpayers' control
• Houston, Minn., goes owl-out for Festival of Owls
• Foreign workers ease western N.D. labor shortage
• Feds probe Fort Berthold, N.D,. water tower shooting
• Shipping season ends at Soo Locks
• KLEIN'S HONEY: An accidental business
• Fire extensively damages North Circle Drive mobile home
• N.D. farm products group to review 6 grant requests totaling $181,000
• Canadian man faces nearly 22 years in high-tech fraud case
• European Union formally adopts Iran oil embargo
• Ely bear featured on Webcam gives birth to at least 2 cubs (with videos)
• None injured in Beltrami County SUV-snowplow crash
• Business taxes, permitting on Minnesota Legislature's docketpermitting
• CHEF JEFF: Pumpkin-Roasted Red Pepper Chili
• Stray dog lost in Alexandria, Minn., reunited with owners after turning up 150 miles away in Woodbury
• Family looks back on 2002 Minot derailment
• Smiles precede Minnesota legislative work ahead
• UVU pulls away late to net win over UND
• Legislative notebook: New Senate leader not just a happy face
• Breaking News: Joe Paterno, ex-Penn State coach who had most wins in college football, dead at 85
• UND rolls past SCSU
• Knight lifts UND to 3-2 win, series split at SCSU
• Live chat: Men's hockey at SCSU (Saturday)
• Live chat: Women's hockey vs SCSU (Saturday)
• North Dakota falls to Utah Valley in GWC opener
• Travel delays push back tonight's MBB start time
• CHEF JEFF - ONE BYTE AT A TIME: Bologna and Sauerkraut Stew
• Jan Raaen, Erskine, Minn., letter: 'Just say no' to recess appointments, more debt
• Huskies rally for 3-1 win over North Dakota
• UND overbore Huskies
• Walmart names first woman as Sam's Club CEO
• Yemen president heading to Oman, say officials
• Family: Bacteria spurred rare disorder that killed accused Minnesota courthouse shooter
• Grand Forks food distributor says USDA not playing fair
• Afghan president Karzai says he's met with country's insurgent faction
• Fuel detected in Italian sea near capsized ship
• N.D. officials address child care issues
• Chicago woman fired for working during lunch wins court battle
• Live chat: Men's hockey at SCSU (Friday)
• UND divers add Vaughn Baird Polar Bear Classic
• Live chat: Women's hockey vs SCSU (Friday)
• Roebuck announces this will be final season at UND
• Football adds trio of mid-year transfers
• EDC says membership and financial contributions surged in 2011
• Klobuchar, Franken announce more heating assistance funds
• Family of Minnesota couple in cruise disaster says pair still missing
• The Forks in Winnipeg is Canada's top tourism spot
• Spirit Lake Nation, Theodore Roosevelt National Park getting $6.8 million for roads
• Grand Forks man accused of jewelry theft
• UND women's basketball coach Roebuck to retire after this season
• A golden gift for Salvation Army: Grand Forks group received coin worth $1,600 from anonymous donor
• Bulls, ballet and Hahn-Bin: This weekend in Grand Forks
• UPDATE: Man's body found in Montana ditch along U.S. Highway 2 near N.D. border
• Minnesota's million-dollar Mobile Medical Unit wows emergency medical conference
• Following Internet protest, Congress puts off movie piracy bill
• Heitkamp criticizes Obama's 'partisanship' in Keystone pipeline decision
• Through These Doors, episode 11
• UPDATE: Legendary singer Etta James dies at 73 (VIDEO)
• Minnesota lawmakers back in session Tuesday, with hopes of a quick exit
• Group names Winnipeg's The Forks named Canada's 'Great Public Space' for 2011
• PREP HOCKEY: Bitzer leads Moorhead over EGF Senior High
• Man held on suspicion of drunken driving in Duluth crash that kills woman, injures grandson
• GIRLS BASKETBALL: Ripplinger, Salquist spark Riders over Central
• BOYS BASKETBALL: Defense carries Riders over Knights
• Final full day of South Carolina presidential campaigning begins
• Spotlight on Connor Gaarder
• HELPING HANDS: More Sunshine Walk & Fun Run, Grinde benefit, etc.
• Lincoln, N.D., police: Murder suspect blamed prostitute in stabbing death
• France suspends Afghan training operations after 4 French troops killed
• Source: All 6 killed in U.S. copter crash in Afghanistan were Marines
• WILD: Kessel, Lupul lead Leafs to 4-1 win over Minnesota
• MHKY Travel Blog: On the road at St. Cloud State
• North Dakota welcomes UVU for Great West opener
• Grimaldi to undergo season-ending knee surgery
• Booster luncheon set for Friday at noon
• New film 'Red Tails' is a tribute to black pilots in WWII
• Gingrich rising in South Carolina, but in time to edge Romney?
• On track to fitness: Choice Health & Wellness ahead of schedule, under budget
• Kodak, once trailblazer, files for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection
• Hendrickson to seek GOP endorsement for U.S. House
• UND HOCKEY: Grimaldi out for the year
• 28 Dogs, 2 Cats Seized From Warroad, MN, Home
• Grand Forks man charged with having sex with a minor
• Grand Forks man arrested near Thompson following hit-and-run
• Canadian freestyle skier Sarah Burke dies after crash (VIDEO)
• File-sharing site Megaupload.com shut down by federal prosecutors
• Minnesota Republicans announce plans for reforms
• Food stamp users tell critics: Walk in our shoes
• UPDATE: N.D. lawmaker Kelsch has $300,000 income tax lien
• Deek's Pizza to open Fargo location
• CDC: Sizable number of teens moms clueless about pregnancy chances
• WEATHER: Cold night ahead, but not an extreme one
• REEL DEAL: 'Red Tails,' 'Underworld Awakening' and 'Haywire'
• Broken sprinkler floods St. Louis County Courthouse in Duluth
• One of Montana kidnapping suspects said he was headed to Texas
• OUR OPINION: What a rivalry! What a game!
• No 'viable path forward': Perry abandons presidential bid, backs Gingrich
• AREAVOICES: Republican U.S. House candidate Cramer bypassing N.D. GOP's nominating convention
• Fire Department: Propane torch use led to Red River fire
• New charges expected against embattled Hastings officer
• Police: Bismarck woman jumps from moving squad car's window, recaptured
• Friends pray for Minnesota couple missing in cruise ship disaster
• Benefit for former Herald managing editor set for Saturday
• Unemployment claims at 352,000, fewest since 2008
• Skybridge marketing firm looks to expand with up to 200 jobs in Bemidji
• N.D. dethroned as king sunflower state by S.D.
• Dangerous cold weather blankets region
• Minnesota school district teacher contract negotiations moving slowly
• MHKY Notes: UND, SCSU battle in race for home ice
• North Dakota hosts Huskies in WCHA action
• UND tops all but one team in GWC Preseason Poll
• Men's track picked 3rd in GWC Preseason Poll
• UND Sports looks back at win over NDSU
• USDA announces $308 million in disaster aid for 33 states, Puerto Rico
• Wikipedia's volunteer editors question site's blackout protest
• WWE comes to Fargodome Saturday
• Man accused of secretly videotaping men using bathroom at Minneapolis-St. Paul airport
• Grand Forks youth target parents in Internet safety campaign
• Second hand found in Los Angeles park where human head discovered Tuesday
• 32 dead pythons found in Dilworth, Minn., area storage unit; charges possible
• 20-year-old Northwood woman dies in crash
• St. Paul police: Armed man shot, wounded by officer in St. Paul
• Buxton fire leaves family of 5 homeless
• Obama nixes U.S.-Canada pipeline deal -- for now
• Freshman Grand Forks City Council member Grandstrand announces run for mayor
• N.D. has second least expensive auto insurance in nation
• Filled with regret, Minot flood survivors ask for dog back from Grand Forks shelter
• WEATHER: Extreme cold warning starts 9 a.m. today in GF County, 6 p.m. in Polk County
• UND education dean stepping down
• Montana authorities begin extradition process for kidnapping suspects
• UPDATE: Dayton's stadium decision: no decision yet
• Duluth man found dead outside retirement home after night of subzero temperatures
• Fire breaks out in Red River High School addition
• N.D. regulators schedule hearings for proposed 260-mile power line stretching from west-central N.D. to Grand Forks
• Aspen, Colo., arrest warrant issued for homeless man sent to N.D.
• Brekke carries UND to thrilling win over NDSU
• Green and White hold on for 60-57 win over Harvard
• Squad cars collide in Rochester, Minn.
• ITALY: Search teams suspend operations at stricken cruise ship
• Devils Lake area luring suspect gets 6 months in jail
• Is Northland on its way to becoming major hub of aviation manufacturing?
• MPR to stage farewell for retiring 'Midday' host Eichten
• Porn industry exodus from L.A.? Purveyors consider move if condoms required
• Live chat: Men's basketball vs. NDSU
• Final tune up before Great West action
• Four legendary play-by-play voices honored tonight
• N.D. native Mathison ready for rivalry game
• No idle moments for 'Idol' winner Scotty McCreery
• Panel to narrow search for new N.D. chancellor from 16 applicants
• Breaking News: Pickup rolls east of Devils Lake; 6 teens, ages 14 to 16, injured
• Santorum fights back, attacking critics
• CHEF JEFF: Wine-Poached Cod
• UPDATE: Seattle braces for winter storm; snowfall totals of at least 5-10 inches expected
• Firefighters rescue motorist from Minnesota river after car slides off road
• Authorities identify skeletal remains found in northern Minnesota
• CHEF JEFF - ONE BYTE AT A TIME: Too-Good Tuna 'n' Apple Slaw
• Dayton's plan: Few specifics for northwestern Minnesota
• UPDATE: UND reports record 1st-day spring enrollment
• Men charged in Montana teacher's kidnapping and death fighting extradition from North Dakota
• N.D.'s retiring senator Kent Conrad still undecided on role after Congress
• Judge: Laws protecting migratory birds don't apply to oil waste pits
• University of Minnesota-Crookston chancellor announces retirement
• UND coach Roebuck apologizes to NDSU president for 'racist blowhards' remark
• Scientists: Rocks found in Morocco fell to Earth from Mars
• MARILYN HAGERTY'S THAT REMINDS ME: Bad years of '34-'36 didn't dampen '37
• OUR OPINION: A catalyst for American Crystal's contract
• Former UND men's basketball coach Glas named Concordia athletic director
• 'Consequence Delivery System': Border Patrol overhauling approach with migrants
• As school district budgets shrink, many kids not going to preschool
• WEATHER: Extreme cold watch for part of Wednesday through Thursday a.m.
• Gov. Dayton reveals $775 million bonding bill; claims proposal would create 20,000 jobs
• North Dakota checks policy on checking
• Grand Forks outdoor skating rinks begin opening today
• 5 more bodies found on capsized Italian cruise ship
• DNR orders hit on 2 fawns with pink, orange collars; Forest Lake, Minn., residents outraged
• Number of kids' concussions leaps in Minnesota; researcher out to learn why
• White Bear Lake, Minn., couple missing since shipwreck called 'quiet leaders'
• WILD: With Koivu likely out until all-star break, Minnesota in big hurt
• TIMBERWOLVES: Love among 20 U.S. Olympic team finalists
• UND remains ranked No. 17 in USCHO national poll
• Ben Blood disciplined for post-game altercation
• UND idle in USCHO.com poll
• UND set for clash with rival Bison at the REA
• Rough sea off Tuscany prompts suspension of cruise ship rescue operations
• Minnesota couple missing in Italy cruise ship wreck
• Paul frequently flies first class as Texas congressman
• Weird gadgets at International Consumer Electronic Show: Motorized unicycle, anyone?
• Grand Forks' Winrich will not seek re-election
• 6,000 to 7,000 expected at UND-NDSU men's basketball game
• Law prof: Rodriguez Jr. death penalty appeal could continue for another 3 years
• UPDATE: FBI asks landowners' help to find eastern Montana teacher's body
• Superior police: Victim fatally shot once in chest
• OUR OPINION: Nuclear plant idea merits study
• UND HOCKEY: Blood's assistant captaincy revoked following handshake altercation with Gophers
• Picketers take to the streets in downtown Hastings
• Missing Hancock, Minn., woman found after disappearing Sunday in S.D.
• Two snowmobilers' bodies found in Wright County, Minn., lake
• UPDATE: Jon Huntsman ends bid for presidency
• Search under way for water storage site in Red River Valley
• Johnson wins shot put at Bison Classic
• Familiar names, unfamiliar work: Grammer, LeBlanc, others win Globes for new TV roles
• Weinreich breaks on school record at Bison Classic
• VIKINGS: Pagac out as Vikings defensive coordinator, could coach linebackers
• WEATHER: More like January this week
• Fuel strike suspended by Nigeria unions
• N.D. woman pleads not guilty to killing infant son in S.D.
• COMMENTARY: Vikings stadium issue seems, in baseball-speak, like it's in middle innings
• Spinal-cord injuries hit teen athletes hardest
• Winning $2.61 million ottery ticket purchased in north-central Minnesota
• Cruise ship captain blamed by Costa CEO for ship running around
• UND comes from behind to earn shootout win over UW
• Live chat: Women's hockey vs Wisconsin (Sunday)
• CHEF JEFF - ONE BYTE AT A TIME: Warm and Creamy Bacon Dip
• Mourning man identifies brother as Superior shooting victim
• CHEF JEFF: Mona Brundin 's Banana Bread
• ANN BAILEY: January means wrestling with concession stand food
• Peat fires pose rare winter challenge in northwest Minnesota
• OUTDOORS NOTEBOOK: Florian Park receives grant, Becoming an Outdoors-Woman program has openings etc.
• Even the best-laid plans sometimes don't go as planned
• Ice conditions ' favorable' for annual Devils Lake fishing tourney
• Project to pour water into volcano to make power
• Minnesota beats North Dakota to salvage split
• Decker's hat trick leads defending champs past UND
• Live chat: Men's hockey vs. Minnesota (Saturday)
• Live chat: Women's hockey vs Wisconsin (Saturday)
• MATTERS AT HAND: Medora reflects the conundrum of state's rapid growth
• MARILYN HAGERTY: When giving a speech, it's OK to be nervous
• CHEF JEFF - ONE BYTE AT A TIME: Quick Banana Bread
• Online cub watch is on again: Another Ely bear due to give birth soon in den with webcam
• Minnesota man charged after 4 pounds of marijuana found during home search
• From bust to boom: Single owner turns oil service company into American dream
• CHEF JEFF: All-American Chili
• For many jobless in Minnesota, time's up
• 18-year-old woman fatally stabbed Friday night in Montevideo, Minn.
• Capitol Chatter: Citizen-lobbyist says Minnesota Legislature needs to be more transparent
• Vikings stadium plans run gamut
• UPDATE: Sen. Hoeven promotes Keystone XL pipeline project in state's weekly GOP radio address
• MacWilliam goal sparks UND in WCHA barn-burner
• 69 missing, at least 3 dead after luxury cruise ship runs aground, tips over in Italy
• American arrested near home of singer Kate Bush, deported over proposal attempt
• One year later, man philosophical about dramatic rescue from Lake Superior ice floe
• U.S. asks Portugese Supreme Court to reconsider decision to not extradite American fugitive
• First group of students graduate from Oprah's South African school
• Taiwan's president wins close re-election fight
• In weekly address, Obama challenges Congress, private sector to bring jobs back from overseas
• HOWARD KOSSOVER: Some must pay taxes on benefits
• Live chat: Men's hockey vs. Minnesota (Friday)
• Eades previews the Minnesota series
• iYolk: Eggs greet Beijing Apple store after iPhone 4S launch canceled
• Pilot, daughter describe their surreal descent into ocean in Cirrus plane
• Defending, opposing Romney: Conservatives find selves doing both
• St. Michael man sentenced for attempted sexual assault
• 29 inches of new snow - and it's still falling - in one Northland town
• Promotion provides Jamestown with new police chief
• Grand Forks city/county offices closed Monday
• Sentencing complete for former Minot insurance agent convicted of wire fraud
• Two plead guilty to Spirit Lake Tribe embezzlement
• UPDATE: Timberwolves player offers to buy tix for fans
• Obama to seek fast-track power to merge fed agencies
• Heather Locklear taken to Southern California hospital
• N.D. tourism director says ad wasn't meant to be racy
• Tensions high, U.S. warns Iran not to block shipping
• 1 man in custody, 1 being questioned after missing Montana teacher found dead
• N.D. boys basketball team's bus rolls on way to game; injuries reported
• Corps invites public input on proposed Tolna Coulee structure operating plan
• Western N.D. landfills seeing increase in radioactive oil waste
• GOP candidates fail to get primary ballots in some states
• UPDATE: Hotzler named editor of Grand Forks Herald
• Through These Doors, episode 10
• UPDATE: Judge says no access to Ralph for Sioux nickname petitions
• UND pounds Valley City State behind Brekke and Co.
• Mandan to get Walmart Supercenter
• North Dakota takes out Jamestown 57-47
• WEATHER: 9 below, plus coming light snow
• Bethel University students safe after Belgium hostel fire
• 82 dogs removed from rural Indiana home
• Arab League chief: Syria may be sliding toward civil war
• Border War: A look back at last season
• Live chat: Basketball doubleheader
• Booster luncheon set for Friday at noon
• Trial set in fatal I-94 pileup during 2010 N.D. blizzard
• Moe's Motors owner pleads guilty, will serve jail time
• Highway Patrol release names in Lakota crash
• 'Super agent' inspiration for 'Jerry Maguire' files for bankruptcy
• Afghanistan's Karzai condemns video of urination on corpses
• Crookston man sentenced on drug charges
• Remembering Martin Luther King Jr.
• Patent lawyer to speak at UND forum
• Young voters captivated by Ron Paul's campaign
• After seven months, flood-threatened Minnewaukan, N.D., will have grocery store
• 'Spamalot' at the Fritz tonight
• Report shows rural Minnesota property taxes rising fast
• UPDATE: Ramsey County, Minneapolis both raise financial offers to be chosen as site for new Vikings' stadium
• Hitler as American Crystal Sugar's David Berg? YouTube spoof has lockout ending badly for company
• North Dakota airline boardings hit record in 2011
• Bemidji man found outside Sanford Center died from hypothermia, according to police
• Minot man makes late entry into N.D.'s U.S. House endorsement race
• UPDATE: Bill Janklow, former S.D. governor and U.S. representative, dead at 72
• Proposed amendment would spend part of N.D. oil taxes on wildlife projects
• Kutcher interested in another season on 'Two and a Half Men'
• Obama, DNC increase campaign stash by $68 million in final 3 months of 2011
• No-shows Katy Perry, 'Harry Potter' big People's Choice winners
• Public nudity laws unconstitutional? Ontario court to rule on challenge
• 'Marimba' ringtone halts N.Y. Philharmonic performance
• OBIT: Gevork Vartanian, 87, honored Soviet spy
• State of Minnesota investigates death at Bloomington group home
• North Dakota hosts defending national champion
• MHKY Notes: UND faces first-place Gophers
• Gannon grabs second MPSF weekly accolade
• UND back home to face Valley City State
• Blue Cross Blue Shield open to contracting with Grand Forks' new Doctors Hospital
• Injured female hockey player begins physical therapy
• New apartments fuel Grand Forks' building boom
• CHEF JEFF South-of-the-Border Black Bean Soup
• Roseau hotels go smoke-free
• Union leaders request meeting with American Crystal Sugar
• Warm winter means more green for many cities
• Public invited to sign petition for better mail service
• Dayton, DFL leaders: Tax breaks would spur job growth
• Sarah Burke, top Canadian freestyle skier, injured on superpipe, in coma
• Tri-state region packed with energy potential
• TransCanada says new route being mapped for Keystone XL pipeline nearly done
• Stadium activity increases as deadline, session near
• Grand Forks man arrested on multiple charges after early morning disturbance
• Police investigating burglary at Grand Forks library
• JEFF TIEDEMAN: Breakfast at its best
• Dorgan appointed to national science laboratory board
• Pakistan government fires defense minister; army warns of 'grievous consequences'
• Iranian nuclear expert killed by covert bomb effort
• WEATHER AND ROADS: Temps falling; wind advisory until 6 p.m.
• Michelle Obama says portrayals as 'angry black woman' tiring
• Prosecutors: St. Paul man beat, raped woman, shaved her head
• UPDATE: Bankruptcy filing for maker of Twinkies
• Romney's rivals go to South Carolina, hoping to slow his momentum
• 4 dead after U.S. fires 1st drone into Pakistan in 6 weeks
• Roebuck, Ulland to tip-off Thursday
• Softball team to resume weekly clinics
• Mitch MacMillan joins brother, Mark, at UND
• North Dakota wraps up Florida training trip
• North Dakota men fall to Georgia Tech
• WILD: 1,000 NHL game next for homegrown center Matt Cullen
• N.D. man pleads guilty to manslaughter in crash that killed three of his friends
• UPDATE: Romney wins in New Hampshire, cements frontrunner status
• Franken: Crystal lockout may jeopardize sugar program (video)
• After maggots discovered in foot of Minnesota nursing home resident, investigation finds nurses didn't follow proper treatment
• FBI: Search for missing eastern Montana teacher draws tips but no answers
• Supreme Court hearing arguments over curse words, coarse content on TV
• N.D. Attorney General warns of scam
• Vikings: $67 million in hidden costs to build at Metrodome site
• Altru to hold grand opening for fitness center Thursday
• Real winter moving in: Northern valley may see subzero temps Wednesday
• Park River man charged with several burglaries
• UPDATE: Judge's decision on nickname supporters' access to Ralph could come Friday
• Regency Inn hotel robbed in Hastings
• Mike Brown to seek 4th consecutive term as Grand Forks mayor
• COMMENTARY: Anti-UND banter at Bison rally? Really?
• Final four Grand Forks guardsmen returning home from Afghanistan
• Oil production in N.D. reaches milestone 500,000 barrels per day
• OHIO: 4 dead after family dispute
• St. Paul victim in dragging by car remains in hospital with severe brain trauma
• Fargo's Scandia Hotel robbed at gunpoint
• National champ NDSU ranked No. 1 in final FCS poll; UND, USD fail to crack top 25
• FBI: Home intruder, armed carjack suspect may have robbed Minnesota, Fargo banks
• Rocker, 'Idol' judge Steven Tyler offers thoughts on cursing
• Food safety concerns raised with closing of 259 USDA offices
• WILD: Coach Yeo, on Minnesota teen's paralysis: 'Believe me, we're hurting'
• U of Minnesota sues website operator over psych test posting
• Vote for Blood, Kristo in Hobey Baker fan voting
• UND remains sixth in USCHO.com Poll
• UND winds up No. 23 in TSN/Fathead.com FCS poll
• UND jumps two spots in latest USCHO national poll
• UND fans make New Year's resolutions
• Chrysler hoping revival continues with reinvented Dodge Dart
• ALASKA: Fishing town tries to dig out from huge snowfall
• CHEF JEFF - ONE BYTE AT A TIME: Baked Applesauce
• PREP BASKETBALL THIS WEEK: Storm girls coming of age
• COLLEGE MEN'S BASKETBALL: Purdue knocks off Gophers
• TIMBERWOLVES: Rubio sparks Minnesota victory over Wizards
• It's warmest fall and early winter on record in Grand Forks, Fargo
• COMMENTARY: 1980s belong to Jack Morris, even if place in Baseball Hall won't
• North Dakota utilities looking increasingly at natural gas as power source
• Legislative group says U.S. states exploring state-owned banks
• Stenehjem: New fed opinion broadens Internet gambling
• Fans of NCAA FCS champion Bison football fans eager to buy title gear
• Firing of Minnesota environmental panel director 'suspended'
• Minnesota court to consider repressed memories in abuse case
• CHEF JEFF - ONE BYTE AT A TIME: Super Tomato Soup
• Man arrested for DUI after early morning crash in north Grand Forks
• Shirley Smith, Esmond, N.D., letter: Taylor's leadership is rooted in N.D. soil
• Richard Betting, Valley City, N.D., letter: DL answer remains upper-basin retention
• Wayne Sanstead, Bismarck, letter: N.D. scholarships encourage study in-state
• Joe Richardson, Fargo, letter: New law gives president alarming powers
• John Johnson, East Grand Forks, column: N.D. trails badly in disability/elderly law
• OUR OPINION: Task force proposals may be 'a bridge too far'
• ANN BAILEY: Mom's recipes evoke sweet memories
• As deadline nears, lack of snow is threatening Northland sled dog race
• N.D. Senate's oldest member, 80, to run for 4 more years
• N.D. Public Service Commission's Clark may get federal job
• Wastewater (again), pool on 2012 East Grand Forks City Council agenda
• OBIT: Don Carter, 85, 'Mr. Bowling' and sport's original superstar during TV heyday
• Ready to take off: 2012 an important year for UAS development for GFAFB, region
• UND treats Winnipeg crowd to 3-1 win over Clarkson
• DELICATE DIET: Rancing family adopts vegan lifestyle for son
• Manitoba elk tested for tuberculosis amid fears disease will infect cattle
• Under scrutiny: Safety of popular air shows, races
• WILD: Flames' Iginla scores his 500th goal in win over Minnesota
• Grand Marais adventurer calls off attempt to reach Mount McKinley summit
• In both Frisco and Fargo, Bison love in the air
• Medal of Honor recipient from Duluth buried with military honors (with video)
• Sharp-shooting Lobos down UND at The Pit
• Live chat: Men's hockey vs. Clarkson
• Canada wins gold, three UND recruits medal
• MHKY Travel Blog: Northern Exposure
• UND MEN'S BASKETBALL: New Mexico 85, UND 57
• NHL: Winnipeg Jets discuss realignment impasse
• Fed appeals court tosses conviction in 2008 Super Bowl threat
• Santorum, once out of the Senate, watched his income soar
• CHAMPION BISON: NDSU defeats Sam Houston St. 17-6, claims NCAA Division 1-FCS title
• Prairies and grasslands: Where is the wildlife?
• PRO FOOTBALL: Parcells, Bettis, ex-Viking Cris Carter among 15 finalists on list of Hall of Fame finalists
• Education law's promise falls short after 10 years
• New Wisconsin tourism ad 'undignified,' director says ... and he should know
• Minnesota vows to get tough on invasive species
• Man, 24, in critical condition after dragged by car outside West St. Paul bar; friend arrested
• U.S. testing pilotless helicopter for cargo missions in Afghanistan
• Afghan commission alleges abuse of U.S. military detainees
• Giffords faces May deadline on decision about political future
• Duluth woman wipes out on ABC game show 'Wipeout'
• Iran welcomes U.S. Navy 'humanitarian' rescue of fishermen held by pirates
• Man spends 6 hours in frigid southern Minnesota creek after interstate rollover
• OBIT: Bob Weston, 64, ex-Fleetwood Mac guitarist in early 1970s
• Minot flood recovery fund reaches nearly $7.3 million
• Minnesota DNR plans roadside checks to stop invasive species
• Conrad says his dog responding well to chemo for lymphoma
• Rollover wreck near Tolna, N.D., injuries man, 24
• Duluth schools superintendent resigns
• NIGERIA: 13 killed in attacks at church, elsewhere in northeast Nigeria
• Palestinian 'Sesame Street' ails without funds from U.S.
• Thousands expected at funeral for slain Lake City, Minn., officer
• Connect the dots: North Dakota to New Mexico
• UND seeks win in Land of Enchantment
• NHL: Realignment plan, modified playoff delayed
• North Dakota's Noridian sues Iowa over Medicaid contract
• 1 dead, 2 injured in northwest North Dakota crash
• OBIT: Charles Waldo Bailey II, 82, ex-Minneapolis Tribune editor; author of 'Seven Days in May'
• Tennessee woman enters plea in luring case of Grand Forks minor
• AT THE MOVIES: 'My Week With Marilyn,' etc.
• More guns in North Dakota
• CHEF JEFF - ONE BYTE AT A TIME: Pasta Frittata
• THE LIST: 'Spamalot,' Native American Comedy, READ dogs, etc.
• N.D.'s Oil Patch: An economic disaster area?
• Grand Forks event to spread the word about women business owners
• Despite mild winter, Northlands Rescue Mission busier than ever
• East Grand Forks impact of Pamida merger with Shopko unclear
• Pirate-held Iranian fishing boat rescued ... by U.S. Navy
• Minnesota State Patrol: 5,000 gallons of hot oil tar spills on U.S. 2 median in semi rollover
• Montana avalanche victim reportedly ignored warning
• Deported 'illegal immigrant' teen headed back to Texas
• TIMBERWOLVES: Williams vs. Cavs' Irving tonight in battle of young guns
• Minnesota vows to get tough on invasive species
• New Missouri River management plan: No additional flood-storage space
• North Dakota unable to cage Falcons
• N.D.-created survival app aims to help drivers in winter storms
• Frac sand from Minnesota-Wisconsin border bluffs assists natural gas, oil boom in N.D., elsewhere
• Mayor threatens to halt gambling at downtown Duluth casino (with videos)
• South Grand Forks rollover leaves 1 injured; 2 reportedly fled scene on foot
• SYRIA: At least 11 killed in Damascus blast
• Northland students show support for paralyzed prep hockey player
• Derek Rodwell out for remainder of season
• North Dakota to rekindle series with Air Force
• Bachmann faces big decision now that presidential bid over
• Celebrate the Night crowd about the same size as 2009
• Former priest accused of exploiting paralyzed N.D. man
• MARILYN HAGERTY: SADD students will return to GF in March
• Prairie Public awards literacy grants to 9 schools in N.D., Minnesota
• UND, Alerus Center negotiating new football turf
• Minnesota man not seriously injured in rollover near Plummer
• GF Sheriff's Department receives grant
• Warm temps break records in Grand Forks, Fargo on Thursday
• Suspect in deadly Utah shootout had PTSD, father says
• N.D. getting $276 million from feds for rebuilding flood-damage highways at Devils Lake, elsewhere
• UPDATED: Former East Grand Forks man charged in SW Minnesota bank robbery
• TEXAS: Police kill Brownsville 8th-grader carrying pellet gun
• UPDATE: Alert lifted for Prairie Island nuclear plant following chlorine bleach spill
• UPDATE: High near 46 degrees expected today in Grand Forks
• UND and women students: Economy may play role as more seek to upgrade skills
• License of Fargo surgeon in sexual assault drugging case suspended indefinitely
• 'Turning a page': Obama unveils new strategy for smaller, leaner military
• Winter feeling a lot like spring
• American, 84, plucked from sailboat on 7th solo attempt to round Cape Horn
• UND stops skid with 72-54 win over Mayville State
• UND rolls past Lindenwood
• MHKY Notes: UND meets Clarkson in Winnipeg
• Live chat: Men's basketball vs Mayville State
• Live Chat: No. 6 UND vs. Lindenwood
• NCHC Names Jim Scherr first commissioner
• Emerging Gaarder named WCHA Rookie of the Week
• UND opens New Year with 78-68 win over Idaho
• UND Sports Extra highlights 2011
• UND looks to get back in win vs. Comets
• UND recruits conclude preliminary play unbeaten
• UND men swim past Howard
• North Dakota swims away with win over Howard
• North Dakota ranked No. 19 in latest USCHO poll
• The New Year opens in Idaho
• UND opens 2012 hosting Lindenwood
• CHEF JEFF - ONE BYTE AT A TIME: Mexican Chicken with Pineapple Salsa
• FACES: Russ Severson retires from Minnesota Extension Service
• ANN BAILEY: Snowless winter offers unique beauty, perks
• John Dacus and family, Grand Forks, letter: Thanks for helping at a difficult time
• Mike Berg, Grand Forks, letter: Neighborhood schools reflect well on GF
• Mark Jensen, Grand Forks, letter: Help save lives by donating blood
• Mayor Curt Zimbelman, Minot, letter: Minot thanks all who helped in 2011
• Conrad deFiebre, St. Paul, column: Minnesota can and should borrow and build
• Phil Krinkie, St. Paul, column: New Year's resolutions for Minnesota leaders
• DNR Game and Fish fund faces red ink without license fee hike
• In with the new, freshmen shine on New Year's Eve
• Robinson leads KU to a New Year’s Eve win over UND
• Live chat: Men's hockey vs. Harvard (Saturday)
• Live chat: Men's basketball at Kansas
• VIRG FOSS: Remembering the losses from 2011
• CHEF JEFF - ONE BYTE AT A TIME: Cava and Cranberry Cocktails
• UND falls to No. 17 Kansas 84-58
• Shopper 'types' mark holiday season
• A poignant reliving of a teen's first romance
• Man with explosives detained by FBI at Texas airport
• Body found in search for missing Arkansas police dispatcher
• Obama signs defense bill despite 'reservations'
• Hope reigns for 2012 as U.S. prepares to ring in new year
• At least 5 protesters arrested outside Bachmann's presdential campaign headquarters in Iowa
• Bowhunter charged with bagging penned 21-point buck in Minnesota
• A year of oil records in N.D.
• Hospital lures rural doctors with unusual offer
• Minnesota GOP elects Pat Shortridge new party chair
• UPDATE: S&P agency says Bank of North Dakota getting financially stronger
• New Minnesota law aims to increase organ donors
• Harvard rallies late as UND settles for 4-4 tie
• North Dakota falls to Montana 60-39
• MBB Travel Blog: A day (or ten) with Double A
• Hazardous weather outlook issued for much of eastern N.D., northwestern Minnesota
• Obama to press ahead without Congress in 2012
• Goodbye 2011: World rings in new year, bids adieu to a tough one
• Obama hopeful for more economic progress in 2012
• DIY: You may save money, but know when you're in over your head
• Syrian opposition groups unite against Assad
• Live chat: Men's hockey vs. Harvard (Friday)
• UND Athletics undertakes rebranding initiatives
• UND closes out 2011 at No. 17/18 Kansas
• AT THE MOVIES
• Vikings scholarship winner to be announced Sunday
• East Grand Forks announces additional snow removal for residential streets
• YEAR IN REVIEW: 2011 was pretty good for arts in GF
• CHEF JEFF - ONE BYTE AT A TIME: Wasabi Deviled Eggs with Salmon Roe
• FAITH BRIEFS: Crookston church to show free film Saturday night...Valley Christian Center welcomes special guest
• Arson suspects enter not guilty pleas
• Man who had $1,000 in counterfeit bills arrested
• Funeral set for Minn. courthouse shooting suspect
• Red River beats East Grand Forks Senior High 4-3 in Jason Stadstad Hockey Classic
• A look back at the Herald's top 10 stories of 2011
• Romney says Paul a 'fringe candidate' who doesn't represent mainstream
• Parents beware: You can be held responsible for underage drinking
• Judge says N.D. medical board should suspend Fargo surgeon accused of drugging, raping woman
• Vikings considering Minneapolis site for stadium
• 'Octomom' case challenges one-child policy in China
• Two Red Lake Falls men killed in crash
• UND's second half surge falls short against Idaho
• North Korea warns world there will be no softening under its new leader
• Mourners gather for funerals of Kurds mistakingly killed in airstrikes
• Snow prompts opening of skating rink, sledding hill
• Pakistan judicial commission to probe memo scandal
• Wall Street headed for a year in the black
• UND swimmers and divers give back to the community
• UND takes on Lady Griz Holiday Classic
• New details emerge on circumstances of accused Minnesota courthouse shooter's death
• CHEF JEFF - ONE BYTE AT A TIME: Brown Rice Pilaf
• CHEF JEFF: Brussels Sprouts with Pecorino and Thyme
• UPDATE: Family of Minnesota courthouse shooter says he requested medicine before death
• Bull riding, country concert coming Jan. 21 to the Alerus
• DOUG LEIER: 2012 looking good for hunting, fishing
• Importance of UND men's hockey nonconference games amplified this year with WCHA's struggles
• UPDATE: Stocks up on new home deals, job growth prospects
• N.D. man wanted in 4 states captured in Sioux Falls
• Police say Minnesota woman's death Wednesday was homicide
• After 13 years in NFL, Kleinsasser plays his final game Sunday
• Grand Marais adventurer now up to 11,200 feet on Mount McKinley
• Colorado man sentenced to N.D. jail says he'll hitchhike back to Aspen
• FIGHTING SIOUX NICKNAME: For now, out in the cold
• Four Kmarts in Minnesota to close; no N.D. stores on the list
• East Grand Forks offices closed Monday
• Christmas tree pickup begins Tuesday
• OUR OPINION: Aspen shelter picks 'easy way out'
• Rock, reggae on tap tonight at Crosstown
• Sheriff revises timeline on inmate's request for help
• Reel Deal: Best movies of 2011
• N.D. coal groups agree to pay for lawsuit against Minnesota
• U.S. suffers first loss at World Junior tourney
• Two teens hurt in Roseau County rollover
• Herald Jason Stadstad Hockey Classic quarterfinals results
• MHKY Notes: UND, Harvard ring in New Year
• CHEF JEFF - ONE BYTE AT A TIME: 5-Minute Cheese Roll
• Hastings woman reports gift was stolen from under her Christmas tree
• Welcome to N.D., Jimmy. How do you plead?
• PREP HOCKEY: Senior High 4, Bismarck Century 1
• WOMEN'S BASKETBALL: UND's search for shooters
• Music, magic, dance, games, art set for New Year's Eve
• UND asks media, others to stop using Fighting Sioux nickname, logo
• Losing patience? Sacramento sports commentator says Big Sky should wave goodbye to UND
• New DVDs: 'Looney Tunes,' 'Shameless,' 'The Borgias'
• AGRICULTURE: Roundup returns
• Minnesota's new GOP Senate leader ready to go forward
• 3 miners rescued after being trapped by fire in Tennessee zinc mine
• Grand Forks woman dies in rollover on I-29 in South Dakota
• City, county, state offices closed Monday
• Arctic Cat buys back its shares from Suzuki
• DNR officer OK after ATV breaks through ice on Lake of the Woods
• Vikings' Ponder returns to practice
• Romney looks past Iowa rivals to criticize Obama
• Boys hockey: Jason Stadstad Classic has featured marquee players
• UPDATE: Grand Forks police investigating two-car accident
• UPDATE: Juvenile caused apartment blaze, according to Grand Forks Fire Department
• Todd Fuchs, West Fargo, N.D., letter: N.D. needs Berg's leadership in Senate
• Eric Burin, Grand Forks, letter: Closing Wilder would hurt all of GF
• Rehabilitated bald eagle set for release into wild
• JEFF TIEDEMAN: Beyond the bird
• SMORGASBORD: Enlarge mint . . . Merry crispness . . . Slice my world . . . A love story
• Preventive medical care: It's free, except when it's not
• Cook County shooting suspect requested medical care more than a day before dying
• 20 Question Tuesday - Ashley Privratsky
• Forbort, USA open World Juniors with 11-3 rout
• OUR OPINION: A plan to tackle student debt
• CHEF JEFF - ONE BYTE AT A TIME: White Bean Salad
• UPDATE:Sears, Kmart to shut up to 120 stores as sales slump
• Knight Foundation grant money spent on house, smaller projects
• N.D. man hurt, 3 killed in head-on crash in Nevada
• Lack of snow, dry conditions prompt Minnesota DNR to require burning permits
• Israeli airstrikes kill Gaza militant
• Lack of snow won't stop Turtle River Winter Fest
• Nebraska Democratic senator announces retirement
• UPDATE: Nickname supporters say UND, Big Sky misled Legislature
• Nickname petitioners ask court for access to Ralph Engelstad Arena
• Klobuchar, Conrad, Hoeven urge investigation into MF Global bankruptcy
• 2011 was a year unlike nearly any other in Minnesota politics
• Crookston police searching for Christmas Day shooter
• Fargo police searching for cat that bit woman
• U.S. economy to pick up in 2012, but still vulnerable
• 2011 a wild Minnesota political year
• State cuts to Medicaid affect patients, providers
• Babysitter arrested after missing Indiana girl found dead
• AP survey: Economy to pick up but still vulnerable
• What happens to your Facebook account when you die?
• CHEF JEFF - ONE BYTE AT A TIME: Pork Pizzaioli
• 2011 a wild year for Minnesota politics
• CHEF JEFF: Steak Sandwich with Caramelized Onions
• Unseasonably warm weather breaks records in Grand Forks, Fargo
• UPDATE: Connecticut house where 5 died in fire torn down
• Two Bemidji men arrested in separate Christmas Eve high-speed chases
• Assault, chase lead to felony charges against Bemidji man
• Man killed amid Britain's post-Christmas sales
• 2 Mayo Clinic workers die in Florida helicopter crash
• Minnesota man survives ATV's plunge into icy waters
• Rash of car break-ins reported in Fargo
• Students pan their own healthy lunch menu in L.A.
• Santorum's ambition is rooted in his faith
• Tough choice looms on 9/11 health lawsuits
• Douglas Hiney Jr., Grand Forks, letter: Berg favored extension before he opposed it
• Jon Nelson, Rugby, N.D., letter: Why Dalrymple's farm background matters
• Mike Petterson, Underwood, Minn., letter: A 'thank you' to two timeless writers
• Erin Sullivan, East Grand Forks, column: A teacher's guide to raising good readers
• Police: Gunman in Texas murder-suicide dressed as Santa
• Strip clubs welcome oil workers to North Dakota boom town
• Free bus ticket to N.D. for transient ends in arrest outside strip club
• Kennedy, Minn., man dies in rollover
• TIMBERWOLVES: Rubio, Adelman inject a winning attitude
• After Christmas, GOP presidential hopefuls back in campaign mode
• SD doc says fake pot can make users 'delusional'
• Access to some ND court records may be blocked
• Williston vaults to No. 1 in ND taxable sales
• CHEF JEFF - ONE BYTE AT A TIME: Crispy Fish
• Authorities identify Hillsboro, N.D., woman killed in Saturday rollover
• Minn. man sleeps in tent for 18 days, raises $10K
• Jay Johnson, Langdon, N.D., letter: Shame on Gingrich for threatening judges
• SD men get into knife fight on Christmas Eve
• Grand Forks, Fargo enjoy second-warmest Christmas Day on record
• ANN BAILEY: Daughter's faith reminds us what we know in our hearts
• Northland rock considered for nuclear waste storage
• Doug and Shirley Greves, Grand Forks, letter: Thank you to all who work in retail
• Donald Bruce Beard, Banning, Calif., letter: Nickname votes promise a 'dead end'
• Donna Nabben, Grand Forks, letter: Lockout makes for difficult Christmas letter
• Larry Skogen, Bismarck, letter: North Dakota enters a whole new era
• Delvin Cree, Dunseith, N.D., column: Bare bulbs, wood stove, warm hearts
• State Rep. Deb Kiel, R-Crookston, letter: Why local governments must cut spending
• OUTDOORS NOTEBOOK: Lesnar resolves hunting charges, $35.5M for NAWCA etc.
• Two injured after Roseau County Sheriff patrol car rear-ends minivan
• CHEF JEFF - ONE BYTE AT A TIME: Ratatouille
• Cancer patient, 6, from Duluth, gets precious gift from baby sister
• Vikings' Peterson to have MRI on sprained knee
• Major Minnesota wind farm falls behind construction schedule
• Peterson, Ponder hurt, but Vikings still top Redskins
• FAITH BRIEFS: 'Mamas and Papas' to entertain seniors...Church to show free film Dec. 31...more
• Residents displaced by fire return for belongings
• Strippers file lawsuit against N.D. gentlemen's club
• People more likely to lie when texting, study finds
• Half of Minnesota's kids aren't ready for kindergarten; website helps gauge if yours is
• Anti-Putin protest in Moscow draws tens of thousands
• Responsibility for N.D. anhydrous inspections shifts
• Dunseith, N.D., man sentenced for marijuana distribution
• A classic comes back: The old-fashioned shave
• Judge, public defender picked in Cook County courthouse shooting case
• Gingrich ethics case from 1997 coming back into spotlight
• MARILYN HAGERTY: On Christmas Eve, all roads lead you back home
• CHEF JEFF - ONE BYTE AT A TIME: Baked Brie with Preserves
• Cook County shooting victims out of hospital
• THE LIST: Skating at the cemetery ... Gift wrapping
• AT THE MOVIES
• Donors to Grand Forks CVIC help 79 families, brightening holidays for abuse survivors
• With very little snow, northern U.S. has brown Christmas
• Shopping frenzies across the nation as stores sell out of Air Jordans
• Two suicide bombs shake Syrian capital, killing 44
• Britain's Prince Philip hospitalized with chest pains
• Heavy snow closes roads, delays travel in western U.S.
• Nun famous for kissing Elvis prays for miracle
• Violin worth $172,000 found after being left on Philly-bound bus by tired student
• Obama signs last-minute holiday tax cut extension
• Railroads in Devils Lake basin to be raised in spring
• Pat Berger, Grand Forks, letter: Thanks for helping supply Toys for Tots
• Grant Hauschild, Grand Forks, letter: GF's goal should be easier - not harder - voting
• Greg Krause, Grand Forks, letter: Policy change shrank West's enrollment
• Mike Berg, Grand Forks, letter: GF School District needs more scenarios
• OUR OPINION: Carlson's warning to the GOP
• NWS: only 3 percent chance of major spring flood in Grand Forks, East Grand Forks
• Fire burns portion of Grand Forks apartment building
• Mankato TV anchor arrested on suspicion of DWI
• U.S. Bank gives $1.2 million to North Dakota affordable housing fund
• North Dakotans react to story of homeless man given ticket to N.D.
• Groups frustrated by lack of access to Duluth schools superintendent
• NCAA asks federal court to toss Fighting Sioux nickname lawsuit brought by tribes
• VIDEO: Fire, Heavy Smoke Damage Grand Forks Apartment Building
• UND falters in final game before Holiday break
• Second half comeback falls short against Bobcats
• NORTH DAKOTA OUTDOORS: 2011 was mixed bag for hunters, anglers
• UND looking for a win in Big Sky territory
• Forbort makes final cut for U.S. World Junior team
• CHEF JEFF - ONE BYTE AT A TIME: Easy Chocolate Caramel Turtles
• WILD: 5-game winless skid not dampening Minnesota optimism
• Man in St. Paul accused of kidnapping, assaulting woman he met online
• More than 12 people rescued from Mille Lacs ice island
• Man accused of exposing himself multiple times at Dickinson store claims broken zipper
• WEATHER: Sunny, high near 42 forecast for Christmas Day
• IRAQ: At least 14 Baghdad bombings leave at least 60 dead
• 'Twin communication'? Adult twin sisters' first babies born 13 minutes apart
• Duluth clothing store employs human mannequin for the holidays
• McCain: GOP payroll tax position 'hurts the Republican Party'
• UND seeking revenge at Western Illinois
• J.R. and another generation of Ewings return to 'Dallas'
• 40-year plan: Japan unveils timetable for nuclear plant meltdown cleanup
• Duluth school superintendent has been working without required license
• Margarine still missing in Iowa after stolen truck found
• Interstates reopening after Great Plains snowstorm
• Boxer Mayweather gets 90 jail days in domestic violence
• Romney sidesteps tax dispute; Gingrich dives in
• Man killed in Dickinson cave-in was trying to save another construction worker
• Economy ends 2011 on surprising upswing
• 8 U.S. soldiers charged in death of bullied comrade
• Koch apologizes for 'engaging in a relationship'
• Obama to Boehner: Two-month tax cut only option
• Jake's restaurant in Grand Forks changes name to Wild Hog, adds menu items
• UPDATE: Grey wolves in Minnesota, 2 other states losing endangered species protection
• Smart nabs career-first Great West honor
• North Dakota's rising population surpasses record set in 1930
• Family preserves daughter's memory through organ donation
• ANALYSIS: North Korea's mass mourning product of loss, fear, threats
• WEATHER: Slight chance of snow showers today offers little white
• Duluth contractor accused of setting fire to clients' duplex
• N.D. Canada geese hunting seasons near conclusion
• Head-on collision involving semi, SUV kills 4 near Drake, N.D.
• More young entrepreneurs see opportunity ... in farming
• Brown elevated to associate head coach
• Brown elevated to associate head coach
• 20 Question Tuesday - Carly Rothfusz
• 20 Question Tuesday - Carly Rothfusz
• Watching your weight over the holidays? Not much to watch in N.D., Minnesota
• Flood victims getting 100 used TVs from Minot motel
• St. Michael, N.D., woman sentenced for embezzling from Spirit Lake Tribe
• Groups replace donations stolen from Minneapolis food shelf
• WILD: Canuck's Luongo makes 33 saves as Vancouver hands Minnesota 4th straight loss
• Cuddyer, Rockies finalize 3-year, $31.5 million deal
• House GOP rejects 2-month payroll tax cut
• Pop culture Q&A: Searching for old movie titles, videos
• Minnesota set to activate battle plan against Asian carp
• Huge new oil operation approved in western North Dakota
• Grand Forks mail center could stay open, merge with Devils Lake
• NCAA hits Ohio State with bowl ban, other penalties
• Recently passed bill could help Grand Forks find 'holy grail' for future of UAS
• Grand Forks man charged with reckless endangerment in a.m. accident
• Storm weakens, travel still difficult throughout Great Plains
• OUR OPINION: Grand Forks School District retains great strengths
• PREP HOCKEY: Pairings set for 5th annual Herald Jason Stadstad event
• Update: 1 man dies at Dickinson construction site
• Man arrested after angry tirade, threats at Park Rapids, Minn., post office
• Motorist, injured in Kittson County crash, rescued after night alone
• UPDATE: Grand Forks schools consultant: North end stable
• Big second half leads Sioux past Beavers
• VIKINGS: Kleinsasser retiring after season? Shiancoe believes so
• Tickets sold out for FCS title game between Bison, Sam Houston St.
• TIMBERWOLVES: Can Beasley-Love-Williams front line provide defense, too?
• Eagan, Minn., father charged after punching son after 8th-grade basketball game
• Old mine pits could store energy on Iron Range
• VIDEO: Romney visits Letterman's show for Top 10 List reading
• Donations to food bank in Minneapolis stolen
• CNN star Piers Morgan faces United Kingdom media inquiry
• Webb garners weekly GWC award
• North Dakota welcomes Bemidji State to 'The Betty'
• Mitchell leads the way for UND
• Learning to hurdle with the track and field team
• Kim Jong Il, dead at 69, was North Korea's Cold War-era absolute leader in modern times
• CHEF JEFF: Sweet and Spicy Bacon
• Grand Forks police investigates broken window at City Hall
• Bagley, Minn., woman hurt after crash
• Grand Forks woman charged with embezzling from Altru
• UPDATE: D-backs reach 2-year, $15 million deal with Kubel
• Palin: Not too late for 'folks' to enter GOP presidential race
• Minnesota Guard gets 'unsubstantiated notoriety' over suicides, leader says
• College football analyst Craig James leaves ESPN to run for U.S. Senate
• Lipitor's sales halved by new generic competition
• UPDATE: Report: Police officer in critical condition after Lake City, Minn., shooting; schools locked down
• Wrong fight for NCAA? Writer on Time.com says UND nickname 'harmless,' even 'positive'
• UPDATE: Two new restaurants heading to 32nd Avenue S. in Grand Forks
• Phi Delta Theta suspends Grand Forks chapter
• VIKINGS: Left guard Hutchinson, cornerback Asher Allen have concussions
• UPDATE: Mild temps will continue through holiday
• Rick Perry calls Wall Street bailout 'single biggest act of theft' in U.S. history
• Movement begins for Minnesota deputy GOP chair to seek top spot
• Southwest, southern Great Plains hit by powerful snowstorm
• Man charged with murdering elderly woman after she was doused with gasoline, set ablaze in elevator
• Top Senate Dem Reid: No renegotiations on 2-month payroll tax cut
• EPA rules threaten older power plants
• Penn State sex abuse saga voted AP sports story of year
• Second-half surge leads Sacramento State past UND
• Black bear in St. Paul neighborhood killed by police
• Humane Society in battle for funds with new similarly named group
• St. Cloud Diocese holding 2nd listening session on accused ex-deacon
• WILD: Offense needs boost with Koivu, Bouchard out
• SPORTS COMMENTARY: Any chance of getting blackout for Vikings' next game?
• Dan Frazer, Capt. McNeil on TV's 'Kojak,' dies at age 90
• Nighttime raids to go on with Afghan participation, NATO says
• AP Entertainer of 2011: Lady Gaga
• VIKINGS: Offense fails to capitalize on early opportunities against Saints
• NFL: Packers' stunning loss to Chiefs spoils bid for unbeaten season
• Live Chat: Men's Basketball at Sacramento State
• Fargo police say gunman robs motel
• Police kill bear near downtown St. Paul
• 19-year-old dies in Minn. goose hunting accident
• Last troops exit Iraq
• CHEF JEFF - ONE BYTE AT A TIME: Gingersnaps
• Charges expected Monday in courthouse shooting
• Hostfest founder Reiten passes leadership to son
• Report: S.D. ethanol 'cancer pollution' down
• DEBT-FREE GRADS: College students work full-time, reap benefits afterward
• Record warmth hits Grand Forks and Fargo
• BRAIN STRAIN: Psychology of Christmas shopping on a budget
• Saints bedevil Vikings 42-20
• ANN BAILEY: Common sense is often missing from long-range weather forecasts
• FACES: If you don't believe Santa Nick is the real deal, just pull his whiskers
• Kelly Hogness, Grand Forks, letter: School board must analyze, then decide
• Heidi Czerwiec, Grand Forks, letter: Closing schools costs rather than saves money
• Nikki Berg Burin, Grand Forks, letter: Task force needs up-to-date census info
• Lucas Kindseth, Grand Forks, letter: U.S. Census shows growth in GF's north end
• Justin Berry, Grand Forks, letter: The case of the vanishing kindergarteners
• Saskatchewan farmers cheer new wheat board legislation
• ICE FISHING: Hot half-dozen winter destinations
• BRAD DOKKEN: Time will tell if lack of snow means repeat of December 2006
• UND rolls to exhibition win over Russian Red Stars
• Grand Marais courthouse shooting suspect is sorry, his father says
• Teriyaki snack sticks sweep News Tribune's Great Venison Sausage Contest
• UND looking for first road win at Sacramento State
• Skid snapped with 74-70 win over Northern Iowa
• Live chat: Men's hockey vs. Russian Red Stars
• WOMEN'S BASKETBALL: UND 74, Northern Iowa 70
• COLLEGE FOOTBALL: Bison roll, next stop: FCS national title game
• BOOK NOTES...Master's of Chaos: The Secret History of the Special Forces, Powering the Future
• UPDATE: Obama wants payroll tax extended for entire year
• 6-year-old Minnesota boy at airport to meet father returning from Iraq struck, run over, dragged by car
• North Dakota sees increase in electricity use
• UND MEN'S HOCKEY: Expect UND to do some experimenting
• UND WOMEN'S BASKETBALL: Focusing on the beginning
• Sanstead say's he'll announce political plans in February
• New Twin Josh Willingham can't escape the Cuddyer comparisons
• City of Duluth says free speech rights don't apply at holiday lights display
• Vikings exec reaffirms team's hope to build a stadium in Arden Hills
• Quick actions likely saved lives in Cook County Courthouse shootings (video)
• U.S. activist on parole in Peru says she was barred from leaving the country
• Philippine flood death toll rises to 436
• Prosecution set to lay out case against Manning in WikiLeaks case
• Quick actions likely saved lives in Cook County Courthouse shootings (with video)
• Defendant's attorney recounts courthouse shootings
• 9 killed in clash between protestors, Egyptian military
• Pentagon chief Panetta makes historic visit to Libya
• U.S. Senate ready to vote on payroll tax compromise, unemployment benefits
• East Grand Forks considering improvements to LaFave Park
• Gas prices dip below $3 in Grand Forks, lowest in state
• Softball hosts winter camp dates
• Sioux Booster luncheon set for noon
• Reaching out to 'friends'
• UMD women's hockey coach: Argument with official led to suspension (video)
• Secret Santas pay off 13 layaway accounts at GF Kmart
• 3 shot in Cook County courthouse in Grand Marais
• UPDATE: Contender for Minnesota GOP chairman arrested
• The fight: Tax cuts, jobless benefits and pipeline
• UPDATE: Former Minnesota Senate Leader Amy Koch accused of improper relationship with staffer before sudden resignation
• Congress approves $662 billion defense spending bill
• Cell phone ban? Skeptical lawmakers say states unlikely to heed NTSB call
• More details of Cook County Courthouse attack emerge
• Former Twins star Michael Cuddyer signs 3-year deal with Colorado Rockies; Ex-GM Smith stays
• Bonnie Holter, Arvilla, N.D., letter: Company's harsh tactics leave bitter taste
• Danny Omdahl, Warren, Minn., letter: Coalition looks for, finds rights
• Minnesota awarded up to $45 million in Race to the Top education funding
• Improperly permitted man camps widespread in North Dakota
• Minnesota woman left child in car for 20 minutes with window down, according to police
• St. Paul Ford plant closes after 86 years
• Police: Woodbury, Minn., woman left child in cold car for 20 minutes with window down
• Through These Doors, episode 9
• UND pays back Jacks with 19-point win
• Poll: More than half say Obama should be voted out of office, despite concerns about GOP candidates
• Court case against soldier accused of sharing document with WikiLeaks opens in Maryland
• Attorney of man who injured 4 in Minnesota courthouse shooting Thursday recalls chaos
• Minnesota GOP will choose Senate leader by month's end
• Stock futures rise as optimism grows on economy
• Grizzly's to close in Grand Forks
• Writer Christopher Hitchens dies at 62 (video)
• MHKY Notes: UND, Russians meet in exhibition tilt
• Live chat: Men's basketball vs. SDSU
• Basketball team readies for UNI, BSU
• UND men 17th in CollegeSwimming.com rankings
• Hawkins set to play in FCS Senior Scout Bowl
• Poll: Payroll tax extension favored by most Americans
• Duluth man on trial for sexual assault picks himself as lawyer
• Census: 1 in 2 people are in poverty or low-income
• IDAHO: 7 injured miners safely removed from mile inside underground mine
• Painkillers a growing pain for police
• A native interest in science: Brunelle plows new ground as American Indian researcher
• 3 hurt in Grand Marais, Minn., courthouse shooting; suspect in custody
• MARILYN HAGERTY: Kathy Tingum gets 'rock-chick' makeover in New York City
• Alerus books April return of Harlem Globetrotters
• Helping Hands
• Anonymous donors pay off Kmart layaway accounts throughout the U.S.
• Willingham, Twins agree on $21 million, 3-year deal
• Minnesota Sen. Amy Koch leaving leadership post, won't seek re-election
• A practical shade of green for new Grand Forks office building
• Bemidji teenage girl reported missing, may have been taken by boyfriend
• N.D. higher ed board fires Dickinson State's embattled president
• Bismarck insurance agent ordered to stop doing business
• Production of Ford Ranger pickup ends Friday with St. Paul plant closing
• Western N.D. oil boom leads to 'unprecedented' demand for law enforcement officers
• Ex-Twin Punto, now with World Series ring, signed by Red Sox
• Christmann says he's running for N.D. PSC seat
• REMINDER: Jersey auctions end Thursday, Friday
• North Dakotans react to Washington state Army crash that killed native
• Pickup rollover near Abercrombie, N.D., sparks manhunt, gun incident
• In Iraq, Panetta formally shuts down U.S. war
• Peppermint hot cocoa, Oreo cheesecakes among Holiday Favorites winners
• Research shows hands-free phones just as risky
• She's growing: Palm-sized baby, 2nd smallest in U.S., survives after birth at 9 1/2 ounces
• North Dakota prepped to cage Panthers
• UND looks to bounce back at home vs. SDSU
• N.D. Dems: Cramer, Kalk must avoid 'conflict of interest' in House campaigns
• WEATHER: For many areas, a.m. fog mixed with mist or freezing drizzle
• New airline moving at 'warp speed' to resume Devils Lake flights
• 91-year-old Menahga, Minn., woman dies in house fire
• Obama marks end of Iraq war: 'It's time to turn the page'
• CDC survey shows startling number of U.S. women victims of sexual assault, domestic violence
• E-books a hit at Grand Forks Public Library
• 2.5 million young adults gain health insurance coverage after government overhaul goes into effect
• JEFF TIEDEMAN: Intro to candy making
• What's in your mouth? Some experts worry about safety of mercury fillings
• Grand Forks man arrested for allegedly shooting at roommate
• Prince Charles, Camilla to visit Canada in 2012
• UPDATE: Little's late goal lifts Jets to 2-1 win over Wild
• Arsonists strike at Jerusalem mosque
• Former St. Cloud inmate sues prison medical provider over severe drug reaction
• Man in Bismarck armored car heist sentenced
• 6-foot-8 junior may be tallest player in Minnesota prep girls basketball history
• 2 arrested after alleged Bismarck window shooting spree
• Survey: Smoking rate declines among N.D. high school students
• Interfering with privacy charged against Hastings man for peering into windows
• MURDEROUS RAMPAGE: Police find body at Belgian attacker's home; 4 dead, 123 injured
• Aaron Dell named WCHA Defensive Player of the Week
• Holiday cheer from the UND football team
• Jones in studio on Sioux Sports Extra
• 20 Question Tuesday - Madi Buck
• GF mayor endorses Dalrymple
• Northlands Rescue Mission appeals for donations
• GF County plans security upgrades
• 'War booty': Iran shrugs off Obama request to return spy drone
• Breaking News: UPDATE: Semi clips, tips Badger, Minn., school bus; 8 students, bus driver treated for minor injuries
• N.D. gross domestic product climbs to $34.7 billion
• Devils Lake air service to resume Saturday
• Petitions to retain Fighting Sioux nickname for UND begin circulating
• $10 million fed grant adds to Churchs Ferry railroad rebuild funding
• Plans from plane-launched commercial spaceship to bring people, cargo into orbit
• Grand Forks police investigating salon burglary
• American Indian woman goes from victim to advocate
• N.D. state Sen. Christmann to announce political plans this week
• VIKINGS: What's next for Joe Webb?
• Fighting Sioux nickname support petitions ready
• Ex-Penn State asssistant football coach Sandusky waives preliminary hearing
• BELGIUM: 3 men reportedly launch deadly attack at bus stop
• WEATHER: 20% chance of snow, freezing drizzle Wednesday a.m.
• Frazee (Minn.) High wrestler, 17, hurt in November car accident dies
• Protesters halt operations at some Western ports
• Republicans embrace showdown over tax cuts, Keystone pipeline
• TWINS: Bullpen pitcher Jose Mijares not offered contract
• Minnesota farmer to testify before Congress on MF Global collapse
• Inver Grove Heights, Minn., man pleads guilty to embezzling $154,000
• Twin Cities home sales rise 18%, but prices fall another 10%t
• North Dakota continues to climb back up USCHO poll
• UND falls to sixth in USCHO.com Poll
• Working hard every day is key for Eidsness
• Volleyball is family for Parlich
• Three Affiliates Tribes chairman Hall named to national trust fund commission
• Ramsey County, Minn., woman acquitted in death of 2-year-old son
• Breaking News: Ryan Taylor joins race for N.D. governor
• WILD: Offseason pick-up Lundin key player in Minnesota's win streak
• Romney doesn't disavow $10,000 bet, despite criticism from both parties
• Petitions to keep Fighting Sioux nickname approved by secretary of state
• Occupy protesters halt operations at some West Coast ports
• Canadian Pacific's Holiday Train attracts more than 5,000 at Cottage Grove, Minn.
• UPDATED: U.S. troop departure from Iraq 'with honor,' Obama says'
• WEATHER: Partly to mostly sunny days forecast all week
• Maple Grove, Minn., blast raises issue of school lab oversight
• HIGHER EDUCATION NOTES: Beet growers honor Brantner ...Knowlton takes MnSCU job ... Student wins scholarship ... morre.
• 'It was one miracle after another'
• ASK YOUR GOVERNMENT: Uses of North Dakota oil tax money are complex
• Grand Forks City Council to vote on ward map changes today
• Minnesota taconite industry strikes while iron (ore price) is hot
• Missing angler's body found in Jamestown Reservoir this morning
• Postal Service mail processing plant closures face major practical obstacles
• Former NHL player to testify about sexual abuse
• Noriega as prisoner back in Panama, but homeland's reaction mixed
• Warrant out for Austin mother of pregnant girl, 13
• WILD: Meet Minnesota's blue-collar goals leader
• VIKINGS COMMENTARY: Joe Webb turns some heads
• Obama, al-Maliki to meet about U.S.-Iraq relationship
• Russian billionaire tycoon who owns NBA's Nets announces election bid against Putin
• Rulings could bring crackdown on Indian reservation domestic violence
• Sioux suffer lingering defeat
• WOMEN'S HOCKEY: Bad start dooms UND
• CHEF JEFF - ONE BYTE AT A TIME: Southwestern Quiche
• Northland pheasant hunters gain a piece of Dakota
• DNR tracking nine deer with GPS collars in northwest Minnesota
• NFL: Lions barely beat Vikings 34-28 on final play
• Wanted: Your hunting and fishing photos
• The last time Duluth had so little snow to start a winter? 49 years ago
• OUTDOORS NOTEBOOK: NW Minnesota deer kill lowest since 1998; Cougars rare but confirmed Minnesota visitors, etc.
• CRP and wildlife: 'Where has it all gone?'
• FACES: Raising reindeer is a fun hobby for Drayton area man
• Erwin Rud, Fosston, Minn., letter: Reject 'no new taxes' plan root and branch
• Ellen Brehmer, Grand Forks, letter: Farm bill absorbs farmers' much-vaunted 'risk'
• BRAD DOKKEN: Digging out neglected ice fishing gear leads to moldy discovery
• Judge recommends embattled DSU president be fired
• ALWAYS IN SEASON: Another wandering bird shows up in area
• Minnesota DNR to continue testing deer for bovine TB in 2012
• VIKINGS: Ponder in at QB, Peterson still out at RB against Lions
• Dickinson man dies in head-on collision with semi near Belfield
• Collision on U.S. 281 near Jamestown kills 1, injures 2
• Dell, Kristo provide winning combo for Sioux
• UND gets season off and running at Dakota Duals
• SDSU's quick start leads Jacks past UND
• Rose, Fenstermacher win events at track opener
• Lunchrooms get a makeover in new Duluth schools
• Fatal crashes in N.D. oil patch double those of 2010
• Live chat: Men's basketball at SDSU
• North Dakota blanks Minesota Duluth
• Live chat: Men's hockey vs. UNO (Saturday)
• Early Tiger lead too much to overcome
• Large anti-vote-fraud rally begins in Moscow
• N.J. woman charged with manslaughter in penis silicone injection death
• COLLEGE FOOTBALL: NDSU beats Lehigh 24-0 in FCS quarterfinal
• IN THE SPIRIT: Send your voice around the world via virtual choir on Christmas Eve
• Live Chat: No. 5 UND vs. No. 8/10 Minnesota Duluth
• CHEF JEFF: Cranberry Orange Mini Muffins
• Book notes
• COLLEGE MEN'S BASKETBALL: Minnesota defeats St. Peter's 69-47
• Capitol Chatter: Conflicting information slows stadium agreement
• Despite adversity, UMD student who died this week 'always had a smile on his face'
• WOMEN'S BASKETBALL: Missouri 69, UND 52
• WEATHER: Next expected snow chance? Wed. night-Thursday ... and just slight chance
• Coming under increasing scruitiny: Public employee retirement ages
• Pennsylvania police: Man prints obit for living mom to get paid time off from work
• UPDATE: Four victims of Sioux Falls plane crash identified
• N.J. widow's quest led to revelation: At least 274 troops' remains dumped in landfill
• Political drama expected at tonight's GOP debate in Iowa
• Track teams kick off indoor season at NDSU
• Vehicular homicide charges refiled in fatal Norman County crash
• Walters' overtime tally lifts Mavs past UND
• Women from Libera, Yemen accept Nobel Peace Prize
• Search continues for missing Jamestown Reservoir angler
• Investigators search for Virginia Tech gunman's motive difficult
• VIKINGS: QB Ponder 'confident' hip pointer won't prevent Sunday start
• VIKINGS: QB Ponder 'confident' hip pointer won't prevent Sunday start
• WILD: Hot Minnesota team feeling good about play since November loss to Kings
• Campaign for Como reaches fundraising goal for St. Paul zoo, conservatory
• COLLEGE MEN'S HOCKEY: Denver beats Bemidji St. 3-2
• Turtle Mountain man accused of assaulting dad with baseball bat
• Additional charge filed in western N.D. terrorizing case
• SOCIAL SECURITY Q&A: Can a person receive Social Security benefits without paying into program?
• Table set for Big 12 clash against Missouri
• Live chat: Men's hockey vs. UNO (Friday)
• UND set for first meeting with Jacks since 2004
• Through These Doors, episode 8
• UND falls in 58-52 nail-biter against Rams
• Sioux Booster luncheon set for Friday at REA
• Eades previews the UNO series
• Women's hockey prepares for UMD
• Every day at rink is special for Maris
• Holiday Magic from Markus set for year No. 10
• New gameworn jerseys available for auction
• Scenes for movie about obituary writer filmed at Duluth newspaper office (with video)
• Pop culture Q & A: Who plays 'Mayhem' in the insurance ads?
• NCAA reprimands, suspends Lehigh All-American receiver for Saturday's playoff game against Bison
• Seattle congressman fires staffers for drinking on the job, tweeting about exploits
• Antler, N.D., other small towns fear losing holiday postmarks
• Virginia Tech gunman kills officer, later found dead nearby
• TV's '19 Kids and Counting' mom Michelle Duggar suffers miscarriage
• Study: Bone drug boosts breast cancer survival
• Gov. Dayton fights court order halting day care union election
• N.D. leaders meet with FAA to urge making Grand Forks UAS hub
• Evidence of Asian carp found in Mississippi River north of Twin Cities
• Man, infant who died in Iron Range rollover crash drowned
• EPA says fracking to blame for groundwater pollution
• Asian carp DNA found farther north in Mississippi River
• Oberon, N.D., woman injured in car accident
• Kangaroos use long ball to fend off Sioux
• Richard Eberle honored by Mountain Pacific
• Tesoro refinery at Mandan to increase diesel production
• American gets Thai prison sentence for defaming royal family while in Colorado
• European Central Bank extends credit support to struggling banks
• Cannonball fired for TV's 'MythBusters' careens off-course through residential bedroom, minivan window
• Alec Baldwin tells American Airlines passengers, but not airline, he's sorry
• Japan apologizes to former World War II Canadian prisoners of war
• UPDATE: 1970s pop singer Dobie Gray dies at age 69
• Dayton committed to plan to raise taxes on wealthy, despite surplus
• Jamestown police investigate big copper heist
• Join our weekly live Sioux Coaches Show chat
• MHKY Notes: UND returns home for clash with UNO
• UND closes out 2011 hosting rival UMD
• Football adds Portland State to 2012 home docket
• UND looks to hit win column against Rams
• Breaking News: Grand Forks man in critical condition following rollover near Warren, Minn.
• Government says no to over-the-counter morning-after pill
• Baldwin apologizes to passengers, not airline after being kicked off flight for playing on cellphone
• At least 85 arrested as San Francisco Occupy camp cleared
• Big promise seen in 2 new breast cancer drugs
• 9 years later, Syracuse University accuser's abuse claim believed
• Minnesota man accused of videotaping users in St. Cloud mall bathroom
• GOP-led House votes to give Congress power over federal regulations
• Williston school officials meet wih oil companies, ask for funding
• Simpler credit card agreements gets a tryout
• Sandusky jailed on new sex abuse charges
• UPDATE: Minnesota cattlemen happy bovine TB again controlled, reopening markets
• Rosemount, Minn., man sentenced for shooting videos of a girl in a diaper
• UPDATE: Survivors observe moment of silence on Pearl Harbor attack 70th anniversary
• THE LIST: 'Fur' ... 'Christmas Carol'... 'Into the Woods'
• 'M-A-S-H' star Harry Morgan dies at age 96
• OUR OPINION: Blood on the ice
• JEFF TIEDEMAN: Classic combos
• Marvin Windows cited by Obama in speech about economic vision
• Fade out: UND's Kelley explains Fighting Sioux transition on campus
• India plan to allow foreign retailers suspended
• How now, fiberglass cow? Attached to trailer the cow's owner hopes to reacquire
• Flags at half-staff for Pearl Harbor Remembrance Day
• MLB: Cardinals rejoin pursuit of free agent superstar Pujois
• Mountain lion hunting closed for season in southwest N.D.
• Oregon man pleads guilty to fraud after selling corn labeled organiic
• WILD: Goaltender Hackett wins NHL debut as emergency fill-in
• Mikhail Gorbachev calls for new vote in Russia
• Alex Baldwin tweet tirade follows game-playing boot from LA flight
• Michigan police report: Speeding, weaving woman with half-empty champagne bottle was 2010 Miss USA
• UND ready for bout with Kangaroos
• UND’s Nelson, O’Donnell garner WCHA weekly honors
• Sioux tennis program finalizes 2012 schedule
• 20 Question Tuesday - Katie Houdek
• Mussman named finalist for Liberty Mutual COY Award
• Emerado man indicted for failing to register as a sex offender
• TWINS: Former pitcher Kaat takes Hall of Fame setback in stride
• Timberwolves home opener against Oklahoma City Thunders set for Dec. 26
• Emerado man pleads guilty to distributing child porn
• Grand Forks police warn of sex offender in the area
• Corps to decrease flow from Missouri River dam
• Alec Baldwin kicked off LA flight for playing game on cell phone
• Universal Studios to build Harry Potter park in Hollywood
• Finley sales tax vote set for Jan. 17
• Bismarck with lowest U.S. metro unemployment rate; Grand Forks 5th lowest
• Snow a no show so far this year in Grand Forks region
• Pembina County Sheriff: Gwar guitarist died of heart attack
• Remembering Pearl Harbor: Grand Forks woman was nurse aboard hospital ship
• Fishermen stranded on Upper Red Lake find way off ice
• Name of UMD student found dead released
• Kids give shorter Christmas wish lists to Santa during recession
• White Earth tribe: We'll build Twin Cities casino for Vikings stadium
• Grand Forks man causes 3-car accident
• MLB: Twins trade Slowey to Rockies
• Vikings face another challenge: Selling tickets to games
• Gov. Dalrymple says state will spend $1.2 billion in western N.D.
• Anti-abortion group endorses Grande in U.S. House race
• Apple, e-book publishers subject of EU antitrust probe
• S&P warnings of possible downgrade to European bailout fund AAA rating
• TWINS: GM Ryan sees Slowey as starter
• SYRIA: Dozens of bodies dumped on streets, activists say
• Canadians' top holiday destinations: Montreal, New York, Toronto
• Enbridge spending $145 million to expand N.D. oil transport facility
• Ticketmaster customers to get small fee credits
• Model Christie Brinkley vows to promptly repay $531,000 in back taxes
• U.S. concerned as Pakistan recalls troops from Afghan border posts
• Minnesota bands produce 3rd 'Beatle Project' CD
• Mitchell earns GWC Player of the Week accolade
• Forbort named to World Junior preliminary roster
• UND sweeps its way back into USCHO top 20 poll
• UND spotted fifth by USCHO
• Ballon drawn to soccer from an early age
• 'New battle' against heroin elevates in Fargo-Moorhead area
• Grand Forks police investigating burglaries
• Crookston man pleads guilty on 12 child porn charges
• Yo-Yo Ma, Neil Diamond, Meryl Streep receive Kennedy Center Honors
• Woman found dead in St. Louis Bay was Duluth resident, UMD grad
• Best Value Inn fire accidental, Grand Forks Fire Department concludes
• West Fargo legislator Koppleman joins GOP race for N.D. U.S. House seat
• Standard & Poor's puts 15 euro zone countries on credit watch
• UPDATE: Grand Forks, Devils Lake mail processing centers part of Postal Service planned April 2012 cuts
• COLLEGE FOOTBALL: UND to play Portland State in 2012
• Despite threatened German downgrade, Wall Street stocks rise
• UPDATE: Judge blocks Minnesota election on unionizing day-care providers
• Dayton letter suggests talks in American Crystal Sugar labor dispute resume on Dec. 13
• Congressional Democrats drop plan to give tax cut to employers
• War costs for Iraq, Afghanistan wounded care may exceed Vietnam
• Feds: Medicare data will be available to rate doctors, hospitals, other providers
• UPDATE: Cubs great Santo elected to Hall of Fame by veterans panel; ex-Twins Kaat, Oliva fall short
• Peru declares 60-day emergency over gold mine protests
• Germany's Merkel, France's Sarkozy push for new European treaty to rescue euro
• SEXTING: Few teens, young adults sending racy photos, new research says
• Stadium expert expects seat fee to be discussed for new Vikings stadium
• EURO RESCUE PLAN: Germany's Merkel, France's Sarkozy wrangle over euro rescue plan
• Wilf: Frazier 'definitely' back as Vikings coach in 2012
• Syria response to Arab League request for observers positive
• Legacy Amendment funding shift perhaps has clerical roots
• WEATHER: A dip to 1 below zero to start off early December week
• VIKINGS: Coaching staff considered intentionally allowing Broncos to score on final drive
• RUSSIA: Putin's party clings to majority, but just barely
• It's the busy season for Minneosta rent-a-reindeer business
• North Dakota loses Big Sky battle with Bobcats
• CHEF JEFF - ONE BYTE AT A TIME: Hot Broccoli Dip
• 1 dead after SUV rolls into water in Superior
• WOMEN'S BASKETBALL: Montana State 67, UND 63
• NFL: Tebow, Broncos down Vikings 35-32
• Lakewood Township father-son duo take Alaskan caribou adventure
• UND finishes sweep of Anchorage, surges in standings
• Nelson, Sioux keep rolling with sweep of UAA
• Eleanor Bader, Emerado, N.D., letter: Thanks for helping veterans tribute succeed
• Daphne Fallis, Park River, N.D., letter -- The evidence is in: Secondhand smoke kills
• Emily Miller, Grand Forks, letter: Crack down on smoking near doors
• Ralph Muecke, Gladstone, N.D., letter: Why federal regulators don't belong in N.D.
• Charles Tuttle, Minot, column: Omdahl errs on 'every assertion' about Measure 2
• ANN BAILEY: New pickup may not be best training vehicle for son
• BRAD DOKKEN: Be especially careful venturing out on first ice
• Game and Fish hears about too few deer, too many coyotes
• New look Bengals sting Sioux
• Legendary UMD coach Malosky hospitalized in serious condition
• UND women finish seventh at Mizzou Invite
• UND splits with Gophers
• North Dakota takes third at Mizzou Tiger Invite
• MHKY Chat: UND at Alaska Anchorage (Saturday)
• Live Chat: No. 5 UND vs. No. 2 Minnesota
• North Dakota cagers welcome Montana State
• CHEF JEFF - ONE BYTE AT A TIME: Fruit Cocktail Cake
• MEN'S BASKETBALL: Rodney Williams leads Minnesota past USC 55-40
• MATTERS AT HAND: Herald will end use of Fighting Sioux nickname and logo
• ALWAYS IN SEASON: Close encounters of the bird kind
• ODD NEWS: Lobster tag lost in 'Perfect Storm' hops Atlantic ...Burger King cashier calls cops on 'herb' smoker...Town vexed trying to catch bull on the loose...more
• VIDEO: Herman Cain suspends presidential campaign
• Freshman line sparks UND men's hocky team to victory
• O'Donnell, Nelson lift UND to third straight win
• Kari Sorenson, Fargo, letter: Don't rush to dismiss Crystal union's concerns
• Derek Whetzel, Mayville, N.D., letter: Farmers are getting and heeding bad advice
• Jeremy Doan, McKenzie, N.D., letter: Don't hold eagle's death against hunters
• Minnesota Twins face free agent mystery
• Gophers snap UND's 6-game win streak at home
• N.D. Iraq war veteran to receive Purple Heart
• Eberle takes second on 3-meter at Mizzou Invite
• Trial date set in Cromwell double-murder case
• North Dakota sits in fourth after day two
• MHKY Chat: UND at Alaska Anchorage (Friday)
• No pull! Ed Schultz, Pawlenty make GQ's 'least influential' list
• RALPH KINGSBURY: Time to look Grand Forks's gift-horse in the mouth
• BOY'S HOCKEY: Lawdermilt speaks Wave to first win
• Spotlight on Andrew MacWilliam
• For Anderson, free throws are routine
• Live Chat: No. 5 UND vs. No. 2 Minnesota
• Eades previews the weekend
• Still historic: Riverside retains charm, distinctive architecture
• Fire empties Grand Forks motel
• Nickname supporters present petition forms to secretary of state
• Trans-Siberian Orchestra bringing 'Beethoven's Last Night' coming to the Ralph
• NFL: Vikings sign QB Rosenfels
• Stock market closes out its best week since 2009
• Sweat lodge lawsuits come to agreement at $3M
• UPDATE: Gingrich thinks unorthodox strategy will work
• It's all about living: Altru Hospice celebrates 30th year of providing end-of-life care
• Vikings Peterson out for Sunday's game vs. Broncos
• Analyst: Heitkamp-Berg race now a 'toss up'
• UPDATE: N.D. tribe bans controversial hydraulic fracturing technique
• THE LIST: Muddy Waters Holiday Open House... Santa and real reindeer... 'Into the Woods'... and more
• Capitol Chatter: Political leaders scramble to rewrite talking points
• Study confirms many of us go online for no reason
• Through These Doors, episode 7
• North Dakota men earn 18 trips to the finals
• American Crystal Sugar CEO anticipates deal to end lockout
• Keidel leads UND in day one of Mizzou Invite
• American Crystal executives to meet with Gov. Dayton Saturday
• North Dakota's winning streak ended by Drake
• Grand Forks insurance agent loses license after allegedly using client money for personal bills
• Preview of UND/Minnesota series
• MHKY Travel Blog: UND at Alaska Anchorage
• Einhorn, Walth added to 2012-13 roster
• North Dakota announces winter volleyball clinic
• Larson to speak at UND entrepreneur forum today
• Duluth company's cash-flow woes leave workers holding the tab
• UPDATE: Surplus leaves Minnesota state leaders happy but concerned
• MARILYN HAGERTY: More is better when you decorate a Christmas tree
• N.D. Republicans plan December debate for U.S. House candidates
• Army veteran who took own life to be buried in Arlington National Cemetery
• Sex discrimination lawsuit filed against New York Mills-based Lund Boats
• Safety of apple juice still up for debate
• Vikings let veteran McNabb go
• Griffith's building renovation on hold for winter
• Jamestown man dies in Fargo hospital after being hit by vehicle Tuesday
• UND to conference foes: Call us North Dakota
• Nickname backers to file petition Friday
• 40 Under 40: A diverse group of business leaders
• North Dakota Gov. Jack Dalrymple, column: Let's meet the challenges to N.D.'s growth
• OUR OPINION: Gambling's costs make it a bad bet for stadium
• Locked-out American Crystal Sugar workers hold news conference at company's shareholder meeting
• Minnesota GOP Senate committee votes to back suit against day care union vote
• Sioux hold on for 74-66 win over Jamestown
• What's trending: Making friends on Twitter
• Authorities in Minneapolis take down Occupy MN demonstrators' tents
• Diocese of Bismarck installs new bishop
• Camelina crop insurance available in 41 counties
• Number applying for unemployment aid rises for 2nd straight week
• Secretary of State Clinton challenges Myanmar to expand reforms
• Obama set to announce new steps to combat AIDS
• Stock futures little changed a day after big gains
• Police look for missing Duluth blues festival cash
• North Dakota looks to muzzle Bulldogs
• Live chat: MBB vs. Jamestown
• Five Sioux earn College Sports Madness All-GWC honors
• Sioux host Gophers in top-5 clash
• Mattson adjusts to the college life
• Europe's debt crisis: Questions and answers
• Accuser: 'Very casual affair' with Cain 'on and off' for at least 13 years
• Crystal reports big profits exec pay rises
• Google executive speaks in Minneapolis, says online piracy bills in Congress wrong
• Occupy LA raid results in more than 200 arrests
• Occupy MN protesters defy order, set up tents in downtown Minneapolis
• Last N.D. Vietnam vet retiring from Navy after 42 years of service
• Proposed merger alarms Northland pharmacists
• Europe, uncertain how to act, delays major debt decisions for 10 days
• Despite drama, Cain carries on 2012 presidential bid
• Feds search Fine's office as part of child molestation investigation
• EPA proposes stricter rules for ship ballast water
• Obama warns of 'massive blow' to economy if GOP blocks payroll tax
• Bad year gets worse for Vikings
• Auditors say Minnesota legacy funding needs to be monitored
• CHEF JEFF - ONE BYTE AT A TIME: Chili Con Carne
• Justin Pearson, Fargo, column: State-owned bank gives N.D. an edge
• REEL DEAL: Top 15 Christmas movies of all time
• Grand Forks redrawing ward lines as census shows growth in city's south and west
• Man who shot himself at Altru was combat vet who asked that organs be donated
• Sen. Hoeven, other GOPers introduce bill that would force action on Canada oil pipeline
• GOP: Offsetting cuts must cover payroll tax relief
• IRS has 153 undelivered refund checks in North Dakota
• Country singer Mindy McCready talks to police; must return son Thursday
• Locked-out Crystal Sugar workers: CEO likens us to tumor
• JEFF TIEDEMAN: Hungry for the holidays
• Retiring Guardsman is last Vietnam veteran to serve in N.D. Guard
• Body of Buffalo, N.D., man found under own vehicle
• Western two-thirds of North Dakota on alert for snow, strong winds
• Headlining another championship season
• MHKY Notes: UND travels to Alaska Anchorage
• Women's team inks pair for 2012-13 season
• Ballantyne, Chanas-LaRue added to 2012-13 roster
• Sophomore Brock Nelson garners WCHA weekly honors
• American Airlines files for Chapter 11 protection
• 3 arrested, 1 still missing after Beltrami County manhunt
• Mills Fleet Farm reverses decision to not allow Salvation Army bell ringers this year
• Labor Department accuses Cargill of discrimination
• Toys for Tots seeks more donations after local requests jump significantly
• Northland woman accused of illegally shooting two trophy bucks
• Two zebras take walk through Washington D.C. suburb
• Air ambulance to be stationed near S.D.'s Rosebud Indian Reservation
• N.D. 3rd among best-run states
• Children taken away from ex-fiance in Florida disappearance case
• Activist joins nickname defenders
• Last day for nickname: State law repeal takes effect Thursday, transition from 'Fighting Sioux' begins
• After dry, mild fall, Red River Valley could be in store for cold, snowy winter
• Rural legislators could lead stadium deal; Vikings won't discuss future
• UPDATE: Cain tells aides he's reassessing bid for GOP nomination
• Police: Man, 31, shoots, fatally wounds self outside Grand Forks Altru emergency room
• UND MEN'S HOCKEY: Sioux games at Alaska to be televised
• N.D. man sentenced to 10 years on child porn charge
• Minnesota's economy growing? According to MPCA trash talk, probably
• Great River Energy to shut down new eastern N.D. coal plant
• 200-pound boy, 8, taken from Ohio mother
• Best Buy roars back on Black Friday TV sales
• EGYPT: Military generals say heavy vote turnout proof of backing for transistion plan
• WILD: Rookie McIntyre, 'a bit of an agitator,' makes some noise in NHL debut
• Man to change pleas in fatal Mandan party shooting in 2010
• Minnesota appeals court: Officer's spotlight on man was lawful
• North Dakota attorney general warns of scam involving prepaid debit cards
• UND ranked fifth by USCHO
• Mothershed named College Sports Madness POW
• Liberty Mutual Coach of the Year voting still open
• Former Valley City chief qualifies for mayoral ballot in January recall election
• Pakistan says NATO ignored its pleas during attack on soldiers
• GREY CUP: B.C. Lions new CFL champs after topping Winnipeg Blue Bombers
• EGYPT: Long lines at polls for landmark vote
• State clears ex-Valley City police chief of any criminal wrongdoing
• AREAVOICES: Goettle to launch U.S. House bid Tuesday in Bismarck, Fargo
• GOPHER BASKETBALL: Minnesota loses Mbakwe for season to knee tear
• Some Minnesota day-care providers fear they would lose say under unions
• WEEKLY DNR ENFORCEMENT REPORT: Muzzloader season, Early ice safety etc.
• VIKINGS: Coaches need better communication, Frazier says
• VIKINGS: Long-snapper Loeffler out with back injury
• Actor Tobey Maguire, others settle over poker winnings involving con man
• North Dakotan, 67, dies in rollover crash near Glasgow, Mont.
• MPR antenna system failure cuts off Bemidji-area listeners over airwaves
• White House to European Union: U.S. taxpayers not responsible for helping solve Europe's debt crisis
• 'My son is not a monster': Woman defends 16-year-old charged with attempted murder in Ohio Craigslist scheme
• Scramble to save euro from collapse intensifies
• More U.S. parents opting out of some or all school vaccinations for children
• As October new U.S. home sales rise, prices fall
• Demolition of 100 flood-damaged homes in Minot to start soon
• NHL: Caps fire coach Bruce Boudreau, replace him with Dale Hunter
• Report: Urban Meyer hired as Ohio State football coach
• Average N.D. gas price down to $3.31 a gallon
• 'Purely purple financing': Vikings propose redirecting taxes owners, players, fans already pay for stadium
• COLLEGE BASKETBALL: Gophers' Mbakwe out with right knee injury
• TIMBERWOLVES: With end to NBA lockout in sight, Minnesota, new coach Adelman ready to meet
• MORNING UPDATE: Menards buys 80-acre subdivision in Duluth Heights
• Authorities: Boyfriend of Ortonville, Minn., woman found dead moved to Mexico after she disappeared
• Sioux topple No. 4 CC to secure elusive sweep
• Sioux comeback attempt falls short
• Mothershed twins lead UND to win over Aggies
• Live Chat: UND at Bemidji State (Saturday)
• Slow start costs Sioux in loss to Western Illinois
• Live chat: Men's hockey vs. CC (Saturday)
• CHEF JEFF - ONE BYTE AT A TIME: Beet Salad
• Stephanie Swanson, St. Peter, Minn., letter: Congress should let anti-obesity plan work
• Nathan Clarys, Thompson, N.D., letter: A 'thank you' and apology to local merchants
• Penny Knight, Grand Forks, letter: Thanks for boosting GF's quality of life
• Nelson nets winner as Sioux outgun No. 4 Tigers
• North Dakota slips past Southern Utah
• UND battles past Beavers
• SOCIAL SECURITY Q&A: What are the qualifications to receive Supplemental Security Income?
• OffersHQ app puts best food, drink deals at your fingertips
• More trash in Minnesota signals better economy
• N.D.'s first Sport Clips caters to Grand Forks men
• Hoeven donates books to flooded Minot schools
• Live chat: Men's hockey vs CC (Friday)
• Sioux look to remain unbeaten at home
• Live Chat: UND at Bemidji State in Crookston
• NHL: Oilers top Wild 5-2
• Crews hunt for victims in Phoenix-area plane crash that killed 3 adults, 3 children
• OBIT: Jeno Paulucci, 93, Minnesota pizza roll architect, food industry icon
• Hoople, N.D., man accused of shooting 2
• N.D.'s fisher trapping season closes on season's 5th day
• MINNESOTA PREP BOWL: Dawson-Boyd stuns Mahnomen 35-20 in Class A championship game
• Italy's borrowing rates skyrocket, Monti scrambles
• Ohio sheriff in Craigslist case: Third body found
• Munn's Jewelry in Crookston to close in early 2012
• Black Friday, Thanksgiving prelude bring out shopper scuffles, elbows ... and pepper spray
• Grand Forks' Paul LaDue commits to UND hockey
• COLLEGE MEN'S BASKETBALL: Minnesota defeats Indiana State to advance to Old Spice final
• Egypt's military rulers under escalating pressure from massive protests, U.S.
• UPDATE: Eagle rescued in East Grand Forks euthanized
• The return of the Moscow Ballet
• THE LIST: Festival of Trees...Christmas in the Park...Santa Claus and Martians...more
• Almont, N.D., pop. about 100, bans 'man camps,' then makes exception
• Occupy protesters appear at Bachmann book signing at Mall of America
• Mixed messages: Companies' testimony to financial regulators, GOP different
• Agent Orange: With more diseases tied to use during Vietnam War, bill for veterans' care skyrockets
• Dead deal? AT&T withdraws T-Mobile purchase from FCC review
• For some patients with leg pain from narrowed arteries, exercise tops stents
• Beltrami County minivan rollover crash kills driver
• VIKINGS: Asher Allen continues to fill cornerback openings
• COLLEGE HOCKEY: Former Minnesota Mr. Hockey Bjugstad scoring points with Gophersad, and he's delivering
• Republican presidential candidates numerous, and likely to remain so
• Vehicle strikes horse on U.S. 2 east of Crookston
• Police: Woman, trying to get upper hand, pepper sprays other Black Friday shoppers
• Leaders of Germany, France, Italy meeting on Europe debt crisis
• Oil boom prompts N.D. 'income millionaire' boom
• Haircut attacks prompted Amish fears in 3 states, FBI arrests
• NBC apologizes to Bachmann for Fallon show intro song choice
• The 10 biggest film franchises of all time
• Protesters reject Yemen president's power transfer
• NFL: Packers improve to 11-0 with 27-15 win over Lions
• GOPHER BASKETBALL: Mbakwe paces Minnesota past DePaul 86-85
• 70 Minnesota soldiers return from Iraq in time for home Thanksgiving
• Air Force base in Tucson has notable holiday meal server: Rep. Gabrielle Giffords
• Thompson woman faces 4 felony charges from 3 incidents
• Multiple Emerado burglaries under investigation
• Grand Forks Police warn of debit card calls
• Dayton to American Crystal: Time for 'fair agreement' with locked-out workers
• Thanksgiving Day Parade draws giant balloons, crowds
• Taliban tweets: Some U.S. lawmakers urging Twitter to stop terror celebration posts
• VIDEO: Leftovers often sour holidays for pets
• Compromise? Not likely, despite public disgust for lawmakers
• OUR OPINION: Why 'the long-term outlook is bright'
• Germany, France to propose changing European Union treaties
• VIKINGS: Adrian Peterson expects to play in Atlanta game
• 40 YEARS LATER: Sleuth believes 1971 hijacker 'D.B. Cooper' stashed cash in Vancouver bank
• Sioux knock off Grizzlies in overtime
• Minnesota son accused of swindlling elderly mom's big nest egg for his lavish lifestyle
• MEXICO: More than 20 bodies found in abandoned cars near Guadalajara landmark
• UPDATE: Plane with 3 men, 3 children crashes in mountains near Phoenix
• Source: Penn State pool turns away Paterno's wife
• SPORTS COMMENTARY: Big, young Wild defensemen figuring out how to deal with 'pipsqueaks'
• Sunny with a high of 53? Thanks!
• TWINS: Newcomer Doumit could be part of Minnesota catching trio
• TWINS: Arbitration to be offered to free agents Kubel, Cuddyer
• RECIPES: Thanksgiving side dishes
• Minnesota shutdown OT costs doubled usual amount
• MHKY Notes: UND hosts CC in Subway Holiday Classic
• Sioux at Aggie Hotel Encanto Thanksgiving Classic
• UND and Beavers face off in Crookston
• Mussman tabbed Coach of the Year by GWC media
• Molle receives weekly defensive honor
• Review: Lupon, Patinkin reunited in musical theater
• GF stores prep for Black Friday rush
• Latest 'Dancing' champ is Iraq war veteran J.R. Martinez
• Big stakes as Black Friday, shopping season arrive
• '60s rock band Animals coming to Shooting Star
• Thief River Falls mayor aiming for state Senate
• American Samoa wins their first international soccer match in 17 years
• CHEF JEFF: Turkey Dumpling Soup
• UPDATE: Obama pardons plump pair of Minnesota turkeys for Thanksgiving
• Minnewaukan council to decide how to fill mayor vacancy
• Local charities say needs growing though jobs plentiful
• Pelican Rapids man arrested in death of girlfriend's 5-month-old baby
• Santa Claus Girls continue tradition of giving
• UPDATE: Russian president says country may aim and deploy missiles at U.S. missile shield
• TASTE OF THE HOLIDAYS VIDEO: A healthier apple pie
• President pardons pair of Willmar, Minn., gobblers for Thanksgiving
• UPDATE: Bachmann says Roots' intro on Fallon show shows sexism, bias
• Red River Valley potato pioneer dies in Maine
• TWINS: Capps might return, get another shot at closing games
• St. Paul man, accused of trying to set girlfriend afire, pleads guilty to attempted murder
• French court approves Noriega extradition to Panama
• Hastings mother who fled with son is released from jail; now seeks her son back
• Sanford Lifeflight benefitting from night vision technology
• UND's Buck grabs Great West weekly honor
• Marvel reignites Human Torch in 'Fantastic Four'
• GOP debate analysis: Gingrich gambles on unorthodox stands to catch Romney
• Undeterred Thanksgiving travelers paying more
• Texas woman sentenced in fatal N.D. Air National Guard base crash
• Nation's cities spend at least $13 million dealing with Occupy protests
• Duluth funeral director sentenced to 90 days for crash that killed two
• Mussman named Great West Coach of the Year
• Sioux sign four for 2013
• UND adds six during early signing period
• Beaudoin featured on UND Sports
• Bald eagle with broken wing found in East Grand Forks neighborhood
• 'Dancing' finals tonight; Kardashian, Lake or Martinez will win
• VIDEO: Uncle Ben's Stuffed Spinach
• Family believes Florida woman was carjacked after appearing on 'The People's Court'
• Pre-primary debates challenge TV networks
• Devils Lake Basin to get $10.2 million for flooded roads
• White House East Room becomes country music palace for night
• JEFF TIEDEMAN: On the side
• Hazing looked at in Florida university band member's death
• Crystal workers start own food pantry
• UPDATE: Joe Nathan introduced as Rangers' new closer
• Rangers sign Twins all-time saves leader Nathan
• UPDATE: Prince Harry rode to Sin City on a Harley
• OBIT: Danielle Mitterrand, 87, French Resistance fighter turned nation's first lady
• NWS: Grand Forks to have another round of above normal temps for Thanksgiving
• UPDATE: Minnesota's government shutdown cost nearly $60 million, but unpaid salaries saved slightly more
• UPDATE: Presidential elections to be held by mid-2012, promises Egypt's military ruler
• UPDATE: Toy safety report find some fed safety violations
• Injury double-standard? One plays for Vikings, the other for Twins
• $20,000 in stolen bicycles linked to Woodbury teen
• Fallon house band's pointed snippet welcomes Bachmann to late-night show
• Dexter Perkins, Grand Forks, column: Coal-fired power plants need tighter rules
• Dem-commissioned poll: Heitkamp leads Berg by 5 points in U.S. Senate race
• COLLEGE BASKETBALL: Gophers men go 4-0
• WILD: Defensemen Lundin, Zanon return ... but will replacement rookies depart?
• Boy, 13, suspected in two Randolph, Minn., school fires
• PAKISTAN: Taliban declare nationwide cease-fire
• Celebrity holiday recipes from Darin Erstad, Mikey Hoeven
• 2 in Twin Cities hospital, one of them critical, after incorrectly mixing pool chemicals
• Police remove Occupy Duluth tents; no protesters arrested
• Sioux conclude regular season in both major polls
• Mussman finalist for Eddie Robinson Award
• UND climbs to sixth
• Watch the game-winning touchdown
• Wiebe's buy-in to a century
• Bell-ringer fired after harassing man for not giving
• CHEF JEFF - ONE BYTE AT A TIME: Sweet and Spicy Chicken
• More Than 50 Cats Recovered From Elderly Woman's Thief River Falls, MN, Home
• CHEF JEFF: Oven-Braised Beef Short Ribs
• UND FOOTBALL: Mussman finalist for national coach of the year award
• Child care unionization questions plentiful after Minnesota meeting
• Ex-convict pleads guilty to killing of Osakis, Minn., woman
• VIDEO: North Dakota turkey pardon
• Egg producer brings in three outside experts to task force
• UPDATE: Penn State taps ex-FBI director Freeh to lead child sex abuse investigation
• US, Britain, Canada hits Iran with new sanctions
• South 20th Street closed in Grand Forks after water line break
• Money, laptop missing after downtown Grand Forks store burglarized
• Meet Rochester's only professional escort
• Debt panel poised to admit failure
• Minnesota man in custody for infant's death in Otter Tail County
• Hoeven sayd N.D. will receive $1 billion in federal disaster aid
• VIDEO: MLB player Greg Halman stabbed to death, brother arrested as suspect
• At least 24 killed in Cairo's Tahrir Square as clashes continue
• 5 layoffs within 5 years for 2 people
• Victim identified in fatal Renville County crash
• Grand Forks council to take up zoning, refund to nonprofits at meeting tonight
• Muzzleloader deer seaon opens Friday, some N.D. refuges open to bird hunting
• Bakala backstops Bemidji State to shutout win
• TASTE OF THE HOLIDAYS: Thanksgiving horror stories
• Goska, Carr collect GWC honors
• Buck leads Sioux to 86-80 win over Duquesne
• MHKY Chat: UND at Bemidji State (Sunday)
• UND WOMEN'S BASKETBALL: Sioux knock off Duquesne
• CHEF JEFF - ONE BYTE AT A TIME: Veal Roquefort
• NHL: Crosby to return on Monday against Islanders
• COLLEGE FOOTBALL: Arkansas tight end dies at hospital
• NFL: Palmer, Raiders hold on to beat Vikings, 27-21
• Wahpeton Sewer Main Break: City Asking Residents to Reduce Water and Sewer Use
• MATTERS AT HAND: Some clarity - or not - in North Dakota politics
• SHARING THE HUNT
• FACES: Mitten maven: Leslie Ogden loves making mittens
• Third-period outburst lifts UND to 5-2 win at BSU
• Sioux drop road opener at Bradley
• Sioux sweep MSU; Wiebe reaches century club
• 1 dead, 6 injured in Renville County rollover
• Sioux sweep Wolverines to win GWC Tournament
• Live Chat: UND vs. Minnesota State
• MHKY Chat: UND at Bemidji State (Friday)
• Fourth-quarter rally clinches GWC title for UND
• COLLEGE FOOTBALL: NDSU beats Western Illinois 37-21
• Sherlock Holmes lives on screen and in literature
• NHL: Jets top Flyers at home
• CHEF JEFF - ONE BYTE AT A TIME: Linguine and French Green Beans
• Live chat: Football vs. South Dakota
• PREP VOLLEYBALL: Hatton-Northwood places sixth at state
• Breaking News: COLLEGE FOOTBALL: Comeback win nets Sioux share of Great West title
• UND FOOTBALL: Sioux stun South Dakota
• CHEF JEFF: Meatballs with Chili Sauce
• COLLEGE FOOTBALL: Persa leads Northwestern past Minnesota
• Minnesota man, 76, charged with child porn possession
• Girl sobs through testimony in trial of Northland bus driver accused of sex assault
• Belmore previews the final game
• Missing Riverdale, N.D., man's family hopeful he will be found soon
• MHKY Travel Blog: UND at Bemidji State
• Sioux defeat a feisty Mavericks squad
• Fighting Sioux play their way to GWC title match
• 2, including St. Cloud real estate agent, plead guilty in mortgage fraud case
• Plastic or paper? Canada to go paperless - with money
• RALPH KINGSBURY: Controlling the costs of college
• Obama cites jobs payoff from Asia trip
• U.S. budget troubles could impact European missile defense
• Cooking healthy on the run
• Live Chat: UND vs. Minnesota State
• Sioux welcome Dukes for bout at 'The Betty'
• Against the odds, Munkeby leads on and off the court
• With a big personality, Blood leads the way
• Sioux look to continue perfect start on the road
• 'Rendezvous at the Forks': Event Saturday will celebrate native culture, raise funds for local group
• Northland nursing home worker accused of stealing patients' painkiller patches
• Charges likely to be filed against Duluth head shop for selling synthetic drugs
• Family of deceased EGF woman and Wal-Mart reach settlement
• CHEF JEFF - ONE BYTE AT A TIME: Baked Grouper
• Ted the Turkey can't wait to get in front of cameras
• 2 arrests made in Ohio in suspected Craigslist murder plot
• PREP VOLLEYBALL: Hatton-Northwood downs Grant County
• Marshall County awaits 'economic boon' of wind farm
• STILL THE SIOUX: As transition begins, UND faces 'amazing array' of questions
• British woman attempts extrodinary Antarctica trek
• Twins plan to honor another player with bronze statue
• Agent confirms that Ryan Doumit signs $3 million contract with Twins
• Musuem honoring North Dakota native Clyfford Still's museum opens in Denver
• Sparboe president says video is "shocking" and workers have been fired
• Christopher Walken says he went to bed, awoke to learn of Natalie Wood's death
• VIDEO: Oklahoma State women's basketball coaches, 2 others die in Arkansas plane crash
• UND MEN'S HOCKEY: Grimaldi out six to eight weeks
• CAPITOL CHATTER: Democrats make property taxes an issue, again
• McDonald's drops Minnesota-based egg supplier over cruelty charges
• Alaska man charged in ax attack on snowplow
• Mom charged in death of 28 pound teen girl
• Journalist Bob Woodward speaks in Fargo
• Father, son indicted in fatal farm confrontation in Kandiyohi County
• U.S. stock futures rise as pressure on Europe eases
• North by Midwest: Not your grandmother's craft fair
• THE LIST: Tonic Sol-fa returns, Disney on Ice, Big Band concert, Zombie Prom and more
• House prepares to vote on balanced budget proposal
• Through These Doors, episode 6
• Fighting Sioux Club tailgating finale moved inside
• North Dakota No. 25 on CollegeSwimming.com poll
• It's tournament time
• Wall headlines GWC preseason awards list
• Police arrest 11 Occupy protesters at University of Minnesota
• THEIR OPINION: Health care reform clarity already overdue from Supreme Court
• With 1 1/2 months to go, N.D. traffic deaths pass 2010 total
• UND FOOTBALL: Goska thankful for opportunities
• Red River diversion 'dam and reservoir' opponents pushing water storage alternatives
• Vikings stadium subject of post-Thanksgiving Senate committee hearings
• Crew headed near Pine City, Minn., to cut official governor's Christmas tree
• Northland hunting pals were minutes from destination before fatal crash
• Authorities: Man obsessed with Obama fired nighttime assault rifle shots at White House
• Spirit Lake group plans N.D. initiative ballot effort to keep Fighting Sioux nickname
• N.D. tops the list of states where reaching 90 is more likely than ever
• Smucker recall of chunky peanut butter includes N.D., Minnesota
• Group wants Sioux nickname in N.D. constitution
• Midriff motions from the Mideast to the Midwest (VIDEO)
• UPDATE : Idaho man charged with assassination attempt on Obama
• AP Impact: Throughout world, right-to-know laws mostly ignored
• Disabled veterans go three for three
• Sleep Inn to open Saturday in Grand Forks
• 2 injured in Clearwater County collision between pickup, semi
• Minnesota among states, retailers calling for end to online tax loophole
• Husfeldt nabs a trio of postseason accolades
• Norwegian exchange student saved by quick medical care after aneurysm
• Polar bear populations in Manitoba, Ontario all but doomed, expert says
• House OKs fed regulation on concealed weapons permits
• Recent court decision would broaden bankruptcy option
• MHKY Notes: Back at it at Bemidji State
• Fighting Sioux renew rivalry with Mavericks
• Moser, Thompson ink with UND volleyball
• Share of GWC title on the line vs. rival Coyotes
• Options dwindle in search for missing Ardoch woman
• Retailers, eateries flock to Grand Forks, confident the market is big enough
• Grand Forks man accused of shooting TV pleads not guilty
• Millionaires flood Capitol Hill urging Congress to raise their taxes
• B.C. bears going to pot? Officers again arrest man for feeding them
• Berg criticized for fifth 'slick campaign' mailer
• Nearing 50th anniversary, the Stones feel golden
• Workers push back against Thanksgiving midnight openings
• Minnesota county votes to pay $10 bounty for coyotes
• Husband now charged: picture of suspected marijuana leads to charges against Hastings couple
• Grand Forks glycerin plant delayed
• Fire damages home in Gnesen Township (with video)
• COLLEGE BASKETBALL: 'Coach K' passes Knight to become college Division 1 win king
• UND FOOTBALL: Headed in the right direction
• Man charged with murder in fatal Minn. bar fight
• JEFF TIEDEMAN: Brussels sprouts - do 'em up right
• Oil boom continues to boost N.D. airport boardings; Minot surpasses Grand Forks for 1st time
• Artist: Free minds, found objects make multi media art
• REVIEW: Dark, brooding, 'Assassins' is worth seeing
• THE LIST: 'Twilight/Breaking Dawn' teen event ... 'In Full Swing' jazz performance
• Sioux add six for 2012-13
• Photos of marijuana by fed-up Minnesota boy, 11, lead to home raid, jailed mom and step-dad
• Florida prison houses more cats than inmates, but all gone soon
• Ousted Penn State coach Paterno in line for six-figure annual pension
• Man who killed 3 sleeping sons executed in Ohio
• VIDEO: WDAY's StormTRACKER Team Counts Down the Area's 5 Worst Blizzards
• Rural St. Louis County woman who had 36 dogs given neglect citations
• ITALY: Economist Monti forms new government with technocrats
• Conflicts of interest prompts National Park Service to scrap Heritage Area grant allocations
• Minot gets 6 inches of snow as winter conditions arrive in North Dakota
• 20 Question Tuesday - Siri Burck
• Early Tuesday Devils Lake apartment building fire ruled arson
• Kristo plays and talks with his own style
• UND climbs to sixth in USA Today poll
• Ex-Penn State assistant coach says he's no pedophile, but he showered with, hugged boys
• CHEF JEFF: End of the Garden Vegetable Soup
• UPDATE: No crackdown for now on Minneapolis Occupy protest
• At least 2 die in crash in NE Minnesota
• Jury convicts Minnesota priest of sexual misconduct
• 2 men killed in rollover crash in northern N.D.
• Duluth police chief: Occupy protesters need permit; no overnight camping will be allowed
• CHEF JEFF - ONE BYTE AT A TIME: Fresh Horseradish Sauce
• Stores opening early to accommodate Black Friday shoppers
• Cargill MacMillan Jr., heir to Cargill agribusiness fortune, dies at 84
• UPDATE: Ramsey County (Minn.) Board approves land purchase for Vikings stadium
• Wally's Supermarket in Devils Lakes sold to Nash Finch; Grafton store bought by Hugo's
• Dayton 'doubtful' special session to approve Vikings stadium will occur
• Breaking News: UPDATE: Dayton orders Minnesota child care union vote; GOP to sue
• Devils Lake, Grand Forks added to N.D. travel alert
• N.D. Farm Bureau's Aasmundstad to retire
• Border beatdown: Packers pummel Vikings
• Hockey Hall: Belfour becomes 1st Sioux player enshrined
• UPDATE: Grand Forks airport passengers asked to arrive early because of phone issue
• Fort Totten man charged with 2 counts of attempted murder in Fargo apartment fires
• Minot's Amtrak service restored after 5-month absence
• Food fight: Pizza, fries stay on school lunch menus if Congress gets way
• Last word on Obama's health care overhaul not likely to be Supreme Court's
• Sioux cage Bengals in defensive tilt
• First Northland snowstorm of the season this weekend? Stay tuned
• UND's Belfour inducted into Hockey Hall of Fame
• Sioux pound Idaho to get first win of season
• UPDATE: Rain, snow showers possible today, and some snow may stick around
• COLLEGE FOOTBALL: NDSU drops from No. 1 to No. 5 in FCS poll; UND stays at No. 22
• Authorities investigating shooting death of two dogs on Iron Range
• Police: Bullet fired into U of M dorm window apparently random
• NYPD clears Occupy Wall Street protesters from park
• Giffords struggling, but shows great progress; no return to Congress until she feels 'better'
• Talking Hockey: Surprises, a bye and Bemidji State
• Live chat: Basketball doubleheader
• Brenneman claims GWC award, UND holds at No. 22
• UND rounds out track staff with hiring of Silvers
• WILD: Kings' loss works up Minnesota players for 3-2 win at Anaheim
• US-Russian crew blasts off for space station
• U.S. Senate opponents criticize Berg's taxpayer-funded 'campaign-style' mailers
• BOYS SOCCER: GFC coach resigns
• Reality star JWOWW says TSA singled her out at Fargo airport
• Fewer heart attacks suffered under Minnesota county's smoke-free laws, Mayo study finds
• Carbon monoxide poisoning in camper likely cause of William County woman's death
• UPDATE: High court to review Obama's health care overhaul
• Cain accuser's ex-boyfriend says all three met in late '90s
• Warm, dry November weather allows completion of North Dakota fall harvest
• Hennepin County grand jury to review shooting involving Winona County deputy
• Man charged in hit-and-run death of Minneapolis bicyclist
• Dramatic rises in rent push seniors out of N.D. Oil Patch
• Minnesota House Republican propose refunds to balance property tax hike
• Altru Hospice speaker Thursday is son of end-of-life expert Kubler-Ross
• Despite title, Supreme Court not always last word
• Gridlock on deficit panel looms over stock rally
• 'LIKE A WAR ZONE:' Oil Patch ambulance workers struggle with increase in emergency calls
• Bud Grant footage part of Vikings' new ad campaign for new stadium
• Do education colleges prepare teachers well?
• Upscale, ethnic fare on the menu at more universities
• Outlook cloudy for weather volunteers
• Lakota minister recalls service in WWII
• Chillier temperatures, light snow head to northern valley
• Police move in on Portland park, protesters remain
• Guide to winter survival kits
• AREA NEWS: University Lutheran fall fest Saturday ... Event to discuss lung cancer ... SPA receives grant
• Truck hits slough, drowning driver in Ward County
• Oakland police clear out weeks-old downtown Occupy camp
• 2 in Cando hospital after car swerves to avoid deer, hits oncoming Suburban
• Police: 2 Gateway Drive businesses victims of burglary
• UND FOOTBALL: Great West title showdown with South Dakota ahead
• Vikings at Packers: 5 keys to the game
• COMMENTARY: Vikings-Packers contest prompts jokes, not always cheesy
• WILD: Scandella out indefinitely with concussion
• Freed U.S. hikers thank Minnesota community for supprt
• Alberta hockey player, 16, dies after puck hits him in neck
• CANADA: $100 bill becomes nation's first polymer bank note today
• FACT CHECK: Foreign policy, national security statements provide GOP debate factual misteps
• Stenehjem: UND Indian student lawsuit over Sioux nickname should be dismissed
• Attempted armed robbery results in Fargo arrest
• Let the series begin against Idaho
• The US National Team claims championship
• CHEF JEFF - ONE BYTE AT A TIME: Cranberry Sorbet
• Bob Woodward to speak in Fargo about Washington's 'political war'
• TV Picks: A week of saying good-bye to Regis Philbin
• Zombie ammo available in limited quantities
• Snow buntings greeted Arctic explorer
• Rick Olek, Fargo, letter: The Rep. Berg way of saving post offices
• Matt Fischer, Grand Forks, letter: Support Dalrymple's bid for reelection
• Steve Spacek, Washington, letter: N.D. counts too many littered public spaces
• Tony St. Michel, Dilworth, Minn., letter: Locked-out veterans ponder Veterans Day
• John Sens, Newfolden, Minn., letter: Sugar campaign results may settle Crystal dispute
• Amanda Boyd, Grand Forks, letter: Defying leash laws puts pedestrians at risk
• FACES: Rae French encourages and prepares students to study abroad
• Dumpster-diver's thesis: Good stuff going to waste
• Gannon nabs win in 200 IM
• Medon tallies trio of event titles
• 22nd-ranked Fighting Sioux edge UC Davis
• Eades gives an update in Coaches Corner
• Sioux open with 93-62 win over Waldorf
• VIDEO: In weekly addresses, Obama, GOP urge each other to do more to help veterans
• CAPITOL CHATTER: Veterans honor guards face challenges; members are aging, dwindling
• Ex-Twins catcher Ramos freed in Venezuelan police commander raid of abductors
• Twins near deal with free-agent shortstop Jamey Carroll
• Live chat: UND football at UC Davis
• Klobuchar praises advances in veteran care, but says more work is needed
• Fergus Falls man with dementia found after accident near Brainerd
• FAITH: Renewal seminar today, Sunday ... 'Theater for Fhirsty' in Pembina ... Doctor to discuss abortion ... more
• UND's title streak broken by Utah Valley
• Creighton pressure leads Bluejays past Sioux
• 'I will get stronger': Giffords' book gives look at first agonizing 10 months of recovery from shooting
• Say what? Minneapolis family moving into home with no furnace, no fireplace
• After 11 years, 11 months, Duluth couple marries at 11:11 a.m. on 11/11/11 at 1111 E. 11th Street
• THEIR OPINION: GPS case before high court gets down to safeguarding privacy rights
• Officials ask for help in finding missing Fergus Falls man
• Some governments try getting to the point, shortly and simply
• Coaches Corner breaks down the game
• Arab League votes to suspend Syria in 4 days, warns of sanctions
• IRAN: Accidental explosion at arms depot kills at least 15
• Minot homeowners begin getting flood fund help
• THE LIST: Mayor's Choice artist, 'Overlooked' exhibition, 'Interminable' exhibition, Winter Wunderland, etc.
• Huff, Mitchell earn preseason All-GWC honors
• Live chat: Women's basketball vs. Creighton
• Knight talks roommates, family and fun off the ice
• Men's hoops ready to kick off season on Saturday
• Pro Tips with the diving team
• HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL: Grafton beats Fargo Shanley in 11AA title game
• 11-11-11 brings lucky babies, bets and brides
• Minnesota hockey team helps heal veterans wounds
• Minnesota state trooper jumps into lake to rescue driver
• Doctors urge: Test every child for high cholesterol between ages 9 and 11
• Arctic Cat recalls nearly 1,400 ATVs over steering issue
• Declared extinct: Africa's Western black rhino
• He's baaaack: Billy Crystal to host Oscars for 9th time, 1st since 2004
• DAKOTA BOWL: Napoleon-G-S defeats North Star for N.D. 9-man title
• New federally required health insurance exchange rejected by GOP-dominated N.D. House
• Abduction in Venezuela of ex-Twins catcher Ramos shakens athletes, MLB
• Marleau scores twice as Sharks stop Wild win streak at 5
• N.D. Legislature ends 5-day special session
• COLLEGE HOCKEY: Gophers men, heading into Badgers series, leave most apprehension behind
• Pelican Rapids man dies after fall from party bus
• Florida same-sex couple's 11-11-11 contest-winning Manhatten wedding no win back home
• PGA: 1st-round Australian Open lead, day's best shot belongs to .... Tiger Woods
• Police catch fleeing suspect after five-hour search in Itasca County
• OBIT: Ed Macauley, 83, basketball star as early NBA's "Easy Ed'
• Cain accusers' news conference shelved
• Six months after landslide, western N.D.'s Highway 22 reopens
• Basin Electric plans 190-mile line in western N.D. oil patch
• Duluth School Board member nearly tossed from meeting; police called
• Florida same-sex couple's 11-11-11 contest-winning Manhatten wedding no win back home
• Perry presents Letterman's Top 10 list: 'I had a Five-Hour Energy Drink six hours before the debate'
• Through These Doors, episode 5
• Rivalries renewed on second day of Four Nations Cup
• Lynch named to Capital One Academic All-District Team
• Four added to 2012-13 women's basketball roster
• MBB Game Notes: UND opens with Waldorf
• Commander: Grand Forks Air Base ready for more tankers
• For one Afghanistan vet, honoring comrades isn't enough
• 11-11-11 brings hopes of good luck
• Gov. Dayton proposes job training for all Minnesota veterans
• Berg: Federal disaster aid will go to N.D., but amount still uncertain
• Minnesota DNR, Kittson County resolve longtime road dispute
• OUR OPINION: Broad if grudging acceptance of nickname's fate is something new
• 'What kind of person would do that?': Bemidji family seeks answers for dogs shot in yard
• Gophers' Kill used 2002 Metrodome video to psych players for Iowa
• Convenience store triple killer in Minneapolis gets life behind bars
• TWINS: Pitchers claimed on waivers from Mariners, Reds
• Tot, 2, listed as serious after sixth-floor St. Paul fall
• MnSCU to former students: Come back to school, finish degrees
• N.D. water official: Corps of Engineers need to make room in Lake Sakakawea for possible 2012 flooding
• Climate panel draft report: Freakish weather taking place more often, at huge cost
• Parts of historic Duluth ski jump complex come down
• Smed's double-double means trouble for SDSU
• Women's golfers open final fall tournament
• WEATHER: 1st accumulating snow of season possible this weekend, weather service says
• North Dakota flood disaster aid exceeds $400 million
• Sioux remain No. 25 in FCS Coaches Poll
• Sioux pegged 15th in latest national polls
• Fighting Sioux head southbound to face SDSU, USD
• Sioux to open GWC Tournament against Howard
• I dead, 4 injured in crash near Bemidji
• CHEF JEFF - ONE BYTE AT A TIME: Parmesan Tomatoes and Beans
• Union votes Tuesday on new American Crystal contract proposals
• Hobby Lobby scouting for Grand Forks location
• North Dakota's soybean harvests nearly complete
• Thanks to dry weather, Minnesota corn, sunflower harvests nearly finished
• WINONA: Pedestrian, 90, dies after being struck in marked crosswalk
• U.S. cuts funds to UNESCO as Palestine becomes member
• Massive drug smuggling ring disrupted, dismantled in Arizona
• UPDATE: Cain says sexual harassment accusations were false, 'baseless'
• UPDATE: Kardashian files for divorce from Minnesota's Humphries 10 weeks into marriage
• Ugly finish for otherwise fruitful Wall Street October
• UPDATE: Tony LaRussa, manager of World Series champ Cardinals, announces retirement
• 'Prairie Home Companion' sound effects wizard Tom Keith, a.k.a. MPR's Jim Ed Poole, dies at 64
• COLLEGE FOOTBALL: NDSU new No. 1 in Division 1's FCS
• 'Major' announcement at Spirit Lake planned Tuesday about Sioux nickname preservation
• N.D. families asked to consider adoption
• St. Cloud, Minn., schools may add to instruction time
• Fargo official revives city worker pension debate
• Female body found during practice search in Rochester, Minn.
• DUI crackdown nets 29 citations in southeast N.D.
• Fargo police surround apartment site
• Rifts rise over James Brown settlement
• 3 young men killed in Kansas grain elevator blast
• Hillsboro man dies of crash injuries
• Dinosaurs, city histories part of new North Dakota Blue Book
• New Cain Internet ad shines focus on viral videos
• HIGHER EDUCATION NOTES: 'Assassins' at UND .. State of NCTC events ... International Education Week at UND ... more
• Obama to order FDA to help reduce drug shortages
• '7 billionth baby'? Many of them celebrated worldwide
• Minnesota's Legacy funds: Is clean water murkiest goal?
• Suicide bomber in Somalia may have had Minnesota ties
• 2-year-old girl survives St. Paul apartment fall from 6 stories
• Albert Lea, Minn., teen charged with killing family Chihuahua with brick
• FBI releases Russian spy ring video, papers
• Sioux duo picks up weekly GWC honors
• Sioux trump MSU in ‘Flood Fight 2011’ exhibition
• UND rallies late to tie Bulldogs
• Live Chat: No. 6 UND at No. 7 Minnesota Duluth
• 'Flood Fight 2011' hoops watch party at Jake's
• DNR commissioner reaches out to northwest Minnesota
• CHEF JEFF - ONE BYTE AT A TIME: Key Lime Pie
• Authorities: 14-year-old driver on marijuana arrested in Hayward, Wis.
• News Tribune Attic: Archive photos, stories on the 20th anniversary of the Halloween megastorm
• Disabled veteran gets first look at volunteers' work on Duluth home (with video)
• Jerome Bixby, Milnor, N.D., letter: State must keep - not repeal - nickname law
• Mike Frank, Grand Forks, letter: Today, American Crystal; tomorrow ...
• Steve Fish, Grand Forks, letter: Thanks but no thanks, American Crystal
• Murray Smith, Grand Forks, letter: From OWS to OWH, or Occupy White House
• John Johnson, Warren, Minn., letter: 'Big box' pharmacies can ease seniors' pain
• F. Richard Ferraro, Grand Forks, column: 'Ageism' lens sharpens our view of 'Beer Lady'
• Ryan Taylor, Towner, N.D., column: Let's ensure this boom is a 'Lasting Harvest'
• OUR OPINION: Too much prosecutorial zeal at UND
• AMERICAN CRYSTAL: Workers feel pinch as lockout lingers
• PRAIRIE GARDENER: Besides classic orange, pumpkins come in green, blue-green and even white
• ANN BAILEY: Food swiping dog still misbehaving
• FACES: A natural artist
• UND dumps Huskies for first WCHA victory
• WILD: Harding shuts out Detroit, hands Red Wings 4th straight loss
• Bulldogs the hungrier team in win over Sioux
• Miller booms 54-yarder to push Sioux past Bears
• Live chat: Men's hockey vs. SCSU (Saturday)
• Sioux send seniors off with 3-2 victory over HBU
• Live Chat: UND at Northern Colorado
• UND runner-up, Emerson and Wysocki earn All-GWC
• State worker's comp agency denies claim in death of Deputy Bryan Sleeper
• Minnesota tech company expanding to St. Cloud with $2 million data center
• Rules change gives royal girls equal shot at crown
• Monsanto sprouts a produce-seed line
• Federal officials ask N.D. tribal communities to return outdated drugs
• CHEF JEFF - ONE BYTE AT A TIME: Mediterranean Veggie Stew
• Todd Jacobson, Lakota, N.D., letter: Hunters deliver huge boost to N.D. economy
• UND defeats South Dakota State, Western Illinois
• N.D. lawmaker wants benefits for locked-out American Crystal workers
• Jan Raaen, Erskine, Minn., letter: Occupy Wall Streeters choose wrong target
• Sioux pick up two wins at South Dakota State
• N.D. Governor race may be on
• Freshman Faragher stifles Sioux in SCSU win
• Jury delivers mixed verdict in trial of Duluth funeral home director involved in fatal crash
• Live chat: Men's hockey vs. SCSU (Friday)
• UND set to host Great West Championship
• Simpson ready for SCSU series
• Sioux open exhibition play with 'Flood Fight' game
• 'Dinner with Barack': Minnesotan, 3 other campaign donors get time at table with Obama
• Deer hunter attacked in tree stand by momma bear
• Hey, bartender: Minnesotan finishes 4th in international beer-pouring contest
• THE LIST: Art Auction exhibit ... Cabaret at the Fire Hall ... Icelandic program ... more
• Indie craft show coming to Grand Forks Nov. 19
• Minot-area flood recovery plan nears public review
• Shot fired during Fargo liquor story robbery
• Art work donated to UND American Indian services
• Mapleton, N.D., ag plant damaged by fire
• Upcoming Exhibits: 'Goodship Friendship Kinship' ... 'Propell' ... 'Beltrami County in Mark Twain's Time'
• Grand Forks career center for clients with disabilities celebrates grand opening
• Low-income homes in Grafton to get major facelift thanks to federal program
• SERIES THRILLER: Twice down to final out, Cards rally, force Game 7 on Freese HR in 11th
• Corpses are cool: Zombies among this year's hottest Halloween costumes
• Minnesota schools seek referendums to improve education
• Clear Channel makes 'staff changes' to Grand Forks radio stations
• Clouds appear over Vikings stadium plans
• Grand Forks man killed in McCanna accident identified
• High risk sex offender in Grand Forks arrested
• Intersection on S. 22nd St. in Grand Forks to close temporarily
• CHEF JEFF - ONE BYTE AT A TIME: Tomato-Feta Relish
• Minnesota GOP lawmakers plan hearings on paroles of 4 convicted killers
• Woman pleads not guilty in fatal crash at N.D. guard base
• VIDEO: Dog that survived gas chamber up for adoption in New Jersey
• NASA launches latest Earth-observing satellite
• Bill Christian, son Dave want Olympic jerseys returned; Hockey Hall of Fame tells gold medalists no
• Target will open at midnight for Black Friday
• Wall Street protesters prepare to hold ground in winter weather
• Memorial service set for West Fargo student stricken by brain aneurysm
• OUR OPINION: Save now to fix East Grand Forks's sewage system later
• Through These Doors, episode 3
• Balanced attack leads Sioux to sweep over UTPA
• 3 workers hurt in chemical reaction at Grand Forks Western Polymer plant
• Obama loses many donors from 2008 campaign
• Sioux wrap up regular season with shutout win
• MHKY Game Notes: Sioux, Huskies tangle at REA
• Winter warm-up clothing drive set for Saturday
• Fighting Sioux return home to face Broncs
• Erskine woman arrested in burglary
• East Grand Forks man pleads guilty in ATM theft
• Police: Missing woman traced to west Montana
• 'Not everybody has to be on 32nd': Furniture sellers Scan Design opening on Washington Street
• Architect: Small, seasonal cabins are a dying breed in Minnesota
• Minnesota homeowner shot while interrupting burglary
• Minnesota lawmakers seek stadium money
• Minnesota man gets 4 years in shooting death over photos
• WILD: Clutterbuck's new role? Open things up for scorers Heatley, Koivu
• Ruby Tuesday opens in Grand Forks
• 20 years ago today, Twins won 1991 World Series Game 7 (photos, video)
• Inmate in S.D. prison sentenced to death for killing prison guard
• NDSU's live pig use in trauma training class with Sanford Health under fire
• Sioux make first trip to AMSOIL Arena
• Report: Cost of college rising sharply
• Scientologists settle into former Science Museum building in St. Paul
• Coroner: Too much alcohol provided Amy Winehouse's 'death by misadventure'
• Scientist, researchers decode mysterious 18th century document
• BP wins approval for new deep-water drilling in Gulf of Mexico
• VIKINGS: QB McNabb miffed at himself 'knowing I could have played a lot better'
• USDA issues ag disaster declaration
• Court panel to hear arguments over Minnesota redistricting map boundaries
• Best Buy offering free shipping for online purchases during holiday season
• Study: Rich get a lot richer, outpace middle class
• U of M study: Flu shots fall short of 'consistent' high-level protection
• After realizing mom's missing, 5-year-old's gets in car, calls 911
• City-by-city developments in global Occupy protests
• South-central N.D. lamb meat business sold to Grand Forks company
• New 'super broccoli' helps reduces blood stream cholesterol
• Inaugural flight of Boeing 787 lands in Hong Kong
• UND students to sell 'Beer Lady' T-shirts
• Vikings' Robison fined $20,000 for kicking Packers' Lang
• Grand Forks' Tom Potter seeks Dem nomination for U.S. Senate
• Murdock, Hoffman: No general funds for new stadium
• Minnesota political parties argue over redistricting fundamentals
• Missing three months, Tennessee dog turns up in Detroit
• JEFF TIEDEMAN: Use your noodle
• Minnesota's Legacy Amendment spending reports fall short of comprehensive
• Robb, Sioux close out fall season at Double Tree
• VIDEO: Ex-'60 Minutes' commentator Andy Rooney in hospital
• U of M cancer research institute in Austin, Minn., plans $27 million expansion
• Poll: Amid shaky economy, aging baby boomers staying put
• Former Goldman Sachs board member surrenders in massive insider trading case
• Sioux host NJIT in regular-season finale
• UND's Robinson collects first GWC weekly honor
• Lamoureux-Kolls, Karvinen receive weekly honors
• Sioux fans encouraged to 'Go Green' on Thursday
• Fargo man charged with assaulting Grand Forks officer
• Minnesota angler makes unique catch on Buffalo River
• Majority leader: Nickname repeal will pass
• Boxer stabbed, teeth kicked in while trying to foil St. Paul home burglary
• It's raining cats in Crookston
• MINNEAPOLIS: Man fleeing from police dies in crash
• THE LIST: Pulitzer Prize cartoonist ... Kansas ... Elvis impersonator ... more
• Police: High-risk sex offender in Grand Forks
• Perry seeks flat tax, private retirement accounts for Social Securityductions
• Union to vote on Crystal offer
• Horse neglect cases spike in Minnesota
• Authorities: DWI suspect near Park Rapids beats Minnesota trooper with Taser, holds it to her head
• VIKINGS: In first start, QB Ponder's play exceeded his stats
• Jamestown College building renovation, expansion gets $3 million donation
• Franken plan would remove hurdles to Minnesota energy efficient projects
• One more look for NCAA: Stenehjem seeks athletic body's review of changes required at Ralph if nickname goes
• Vikings dump wide receiver Bernard Berrian
• Brilliant aurora display seen over much of U.S. (with video); Northland missed out because of clouds
• Fed panel: Boys also should get HPV vaccine given to girls
• VIDEO: Rare Northern Lights visible in southern U.S. Monday night
• LIBYA: Gadhafi, son buried in secret location during dawn Islamic ceremony
• Hoeven introduces bill allowing state regulation of coal ash
• Vikings' Chris Cook charged with felony domestic assault
• Cass County residents upset with flood plan seek annexation to neighboring county
• MORE ROOM FOR GROWTH: Industrial Park expands, adds 129 acres of available land
• NFL: Jaguars stun Ravens in prime time
• Steady Matthew leads Sioux through two rounds
• VIDEO: 2-week old baby, mom rescued from Turkey quake rubble
• UND ranked for fifth straight week in coaches poll
• UND ranked No. 12, 13 in latest national polls
• Sioux jump to sixth
• Average N.D. gas price rises slightly
• Roosevelt's Elkhorn Ranch considered for National Register
• VIKINGS: Robison apologizes for kicking Packers' Lang in groin
• Deadline week from Tuesday for hay bale removal from N.D. ditches
• New port of entry facility opens near Noonan, N.D.
• Newport, Minn., motel owner arrested after standoff
• Drought conditions persist in southern Minnesota
• Following sex assault reports, U of M fraternities rein in parties
• Brothers win car in foot race around Duluth
• COMMENTARY: Ponder as starter produces hope for Vikings fans, though not a win
• Vikings have no interest in lawmakers' proposal to give them Metrodome
• 7.2 quake in Turkey kills at least 270, injures more than 1,000
• OUR OPINION: Students' Prime Directive reads, 'Avoid excessive debt'
• Netflix's exodus of 800,000 U.S. subscribers marks difficult 3rd quarter
• TUNISIA: Moderate Islamic party claims victory in landmark elections
• UPDATE: One of 7 oil companies agrees to plead guilty in North Dakota migratory bird deaths
• Minneapolis to make pitch for Vikings stadium
• Defense case starts for doctor accused in Michael Jackson's death
• N.D. Supreme Court considers records restrictions; attorney urges rejection
• Former N.D. judge sentenced to 20 years in sex crime
• Proposed Minnesota redistricting boundaries would force 1 in 5 incumbents to lose seats or move
• VIKINGS: Harvin's health, Berrian's future focus of team's attention
• Morning rollover kills driver near Fosston, Minn.
• Will Ferrell wins nation's top humor prize
• 'Miracle' tornado survivor denied workers' comp
• Libya declared free, but Gadhafi death questioned
• Organic foods sales bounce back from the recession
• Rodgers helps Pack stay unbeaten, top Vikes 33-27
• Declining numbers of blacks seen in math, science
• Farm Bill event slated for next month
• IN OUR SCHOOLS
• HIGHER EDUCATION NOTEBOOK
• Health care gap left with demise of long-term care plan
• Voting by vulnerable adults spurs voting fraud allegation in Minnesota
• ASK YOUR GOVERNMENT: More N.D. officials report on their time off
• Hunanitarian doctor to speak Wednesday night at UND Great Conversation
• Adults in North Dakota least likely to consider suicide
• Miller earns Great West Special Teams weekly honor
• NFL: Packers down Vikings, 33-27
• CHEF JEFF - ONE BYTE AT A TIME: Pesto Grilled Cheese
• In Duluth, synthetic pot users get high and don't hide it
• New baby arrives early in vehicle on Duluth street
• THE LIST: Trio Dolce ... China painting ... Miss Grand Forks ... more
• John Calvert, Fargo, column: Caveat studiosum: Let the student beware
• Genia Jetty-Wilkie, Grand Forks, column: N.D., don't disrespect Spirit Lake's vote
• Sheila Bruhn, Grand Forks, letter: Thanks for making Yonkers' visit a success
• Dan Maddock, Parker, Colo., letter: To reverse UND's rep, don't sell booze at games
• N.D. FOOTBALL PLAYOFFS: Wyndmere-Lidgerwood ends Hillsboro's season
• Michael Connor, Starkweather, N.D., letter: Higher-ed officials make rookie mistakes
• PRAIRIE GARDENER: Bus tour of Vermont includes sights of fall splendor and devastation
• ANN BAILEY: Fall is a time for chores and some fun, too
• Huskies hold on for win over Sioux
• Sioux sweep Buckeyes
• Badgers complete sweep with 5-4 win over Sioux
• OBIT: Robert Pierpoint, 86, longtime CBS News correspondent
• 40 trucks fail safety test, taken off road in northwest North Dakota
• Golden Valley, N.D., woman charged in Beulah, N.D., man's death
• TURKEY: 7.2 quake causes damage, casualties
• Cal Poly clips Sioux in Homecoming tilt
• MHKY Live Chat: UND at Wisconsin (Saturday)
• Live chat: WHKY vs. Ohio State (Saturday)
• Robinson's career match leads Sioux over NJIT
• Fighting Sioux women split at Northern Iowa
• Live chat: Football vs. Cal Poly
• Book describes art of creating cat hair crafts
• Cain stumbling under glare of national spotlight
• Shark fatally attacks American diver off coast of Australia
• Saudi crown prince dies abroad after illness
• Occupy Grand Forks gets organized
• Clinton says U.S. will still stand by Iraq
• MINNESOTA WILD: Canucks creep past Wild in overtime
• BISON FOOTBALL: NDSU picks up first win since 1999 on SDSU's turf
• Libya's new leaders to declare liberation Sunday
• Mesaba to close Eagan HQ, cut 193 jobs
• COLLEGE FOOTBALL: No. 13 Nebraska steamrolls Minnesota, 41-14
• TOM MILLER: Quarterback position in question after Homecoming loss
• Danube, Minn., whistle blower pleads guilty
• UND FOOTBALL: Sioux stung by 'Stangs
• Vikings' Cook arrested on domestic-assault charge
• UND's top line combines for 13 points in win
• Sioux fall 5-3 in WCHA opener at Wisconsin
• Lawmakers open to changes in military benefits
• Germany wants more EU budget oversight
• Medicare costs to reduce Social Security increase
• Review: iCloud 'just works' for songs, so far
• U.S. departure will leave Iraq on its own in a sea of conflict
• Live Chat: UND vs. Ohio State
• MHKY Live Chat: UND at Wisconsin (Friday)
• Daniels finds home on UND football team
• Parks carving a niche at UND
• Coach Boyd talks dos and don'ts of defense
• Gadhafi's burial delayed for further investigation
• For Obama, Gadhafi death a vindication of doctrine
• Guest artist Seth Custer to be featured at Oct. 29 concert
• Palestinians: Israel offered halt in settlements
• Project seeks to expand South Dakota wine industry
• THE LIST: Artist reception ... Thriller dance ... Trunk or Treat ... more
• Indian Film Festival starts Nov. 1 at UND
• VIRG FOSS: 'Unsettled times ahead for college hockey'
• Former coordinator of Spirit Lake housing program guilty of embezzlement
• Libertarians claim N.D. law unfair to third parties, lose on appeal
• CHEF JEFF - ONE BYTE AT A TIME: French Toast Casserole
• UND FOOTBALL: Sioux plan to play fast early in Homecoming game
• UND celebrates Education Building expansion
• Odd legislative couple suggests giving Vikings the Metrodome
• Northland winter forecast: More brrr than usual
• Farmington, Minn., woman charged with misusing money of vulnerable senior
• Phil Krinkie, St. Paul, column: Will the Vikings jilt their stadium suitors again?
• Henry Borysewicz, Larimore, N.D., letter: Do space heaters really save money?
• Sherman Gallup, East Grand Forks, letter: Postal Service's missions set it apart
• North Dakota gets failing grade for energy efficiency
• 33-year-old St. Thomas, N.D., man killed in early morning crash with tractor
• Sioux extend winning streak against Cougars
• Underwater welder drowns in Lake Sakakawea
• Wild snatch victory from near-certain defeat in Edmonton
• Sioux to take on HBU in rematch of GWC title game
• Football's Lynch crowned 2011 Homecoming King
• Sioux on the road to take on CSU, NJIT
• AT THE MOVIES: 'The Mighty Macs' ... 'Paranormal Activity 3' ... 'The Three Musketeers'
• 'Key Ingredients' Smithsonian exhibit opens Saturday near Cavalier N.D.
• UND MEN'S HOCKEY: First road test awaits Sioux
• Rural Minnesotans use seat belts less often, especially in northwest
• Dayton seeks better results in government reform efforts
• FEMA officials get Minot-area tour of flood damage today
• UND WOMEN'S HOCKEY: Karvinen's first season at UND well worth the wait
• UND FOOTBALL: Passing may be key against Cal Poly
• Man injured, arrested for DUI after accident involving parked cars
• Libya's Gadhafi, son killed by revolutionary forces in hometown
• North Dakota man dies in single-car crash on Fort Berthold reservation
• Climate outlook: Red River region in store for colder winter
• Duluth nurse practitioner investigated for numerous narcotic prescriptions
• N.D. GOP lawmaker pushes health insurance exchange
• Signs of rebirth sprout in Minnesota forest fire area
• Boundary Waters fire quiet; crews head home
• UND's Adam Gannon earns MPSF weekly honors
• Karvinen named rookie of the week
• Sioux host league-leading Ohio State
• MHKY Game Notes: UND opens WCHA sked at Wisconsin
• Tickets for game in Winnipeg on sale Oct. 22
• Sioux prep for Homecoming clash with Cal Poly
• Husfeldt claims Great West offensive weekly honor
• Talking defense in this week's Coaches Corner
• Israeli soldier freed in swap for 1,000 Palestinian prisoners
• GOP contenders say Cain's plan a tax increase waiting to happen
• Serri named Harper's success as Basin Electric Power Cooperative CEO, general manager
• AREA PREP FOOTBALL PREVIEW: Big games ahead in the last week of regular season play
• Minnesota jury to resume deliberating Somalia terror funding case
• Missing mom of 2 found dead in St. Paul
• UND FOOTBALL: 'A lot to be playing for' in this weekend's Homecoming game
• BNSF replacing railroad ties in Grand Forks
• Fall Suppers & Bazaars
• Theodore Roosevelt National Park begins 2nd year of elk reduction effort
• Manufacturer expanding in Grand Forks county
• Flu shots at Grand Forks clinic through Friday
• CHEF JEFF - ONE BYTE AT A TIME: Spiced Applesauce
• Nickname retirement cost put at $750,000
• Social Security increase coming in January, first cost-of-living adjustment since 2009
• Senators, health officials urge baseball to ban tobacco
• UPDATE: Rodriguez defense attorneys file appeal
• Fargo-brewed 'Wood Chipper' IPA to be delivered Wednesday to JL Beers, Rhombus Guys
• Mailing a letter to cost a penny more in 2012
• MARILYN HAGERTY'S THAT REMINDS ME: CCC built Turtle River park in 1936
• OUR OPINION: 'Per diems' pump up lawmakers' pensions
• UND FOOTBALL: Cal Poly coach views Sioux success from afar
• Duluthians turn out by the hundreds to greet Norwegian king and queen
• Philly police identify mentally disabled adults locked in basement
• Hoeven, Conrad urge review of nation's flood prevention, protection systems
• Death tolls rises to 82 from rare cancer on Iron Range
• Departed Huebner considering age, gender discrimination lawsuit against KVLY
• Corps of Engineers decreasing Jamestown, Pipestem reservoir releases
• Bad fuel affects Bismarck-Mandan area drivers by the hundreds
• Dixie Chicks, Willie Nelson, George Strait, other stars raise $500K for Texas wildfire victims
• Sioux highest ranked GWC team in football polls
• UND moves up to fifth in USCHO.com poll
• Sioux retain seventh spot after weekend sweep
• It's UND Homecoming: Get your green on
• Lowe's closing 20 stores, cutting 1,950 jobs
• Cardinals, Rangers, to vie for World Series trophy
• North Dakota like siren song of prosperity to Minnesotans
• Wind remains threat to mostly contained BWCA fire
• All Merrill Lynch advisors in GF switch firms
• COMMENTARY: Vikings players should be subject to trading deadline fire sale
• VIKINGS: Now that Ponder has played, who will start at QB against Packers?
• Wrongful death lawsuit against Sensers on hold
• Indy 500 winner Wheldon, 33, killed in race
• UND students will visit neighborhoods Tuesday
• Doctors: Best test for cervical cancer remains Pap test
• New study: Mammograms every other year, not annually
• Bachmann supports Arizona on immigration, border issues
• Breaking News: Dayton will call for special session provided it's only on Vikings stadium
• Prior Lake, Minn., man pleads guilty to making counterfeit stamps
• VIKINGS: Sanford, Sullivan suffer concussions
• Juarez gets life without parole for sexual assault in Willmar, Minn., alley
• Study: Half of teens shy; it's more serious for a few of them
• Police release salon shooting 911 calls
• VIKINGS: Team to decide on quarterback for Packers game by Wednesday
• Spirit Lake nickname opponents 'embarrassed' by 'threats'
• WEATHER: Chilly start to week could bring snow flurries to NW Minnesota
• LOCAL POLITICS NOTES: Tea party workshop Thursday ... Politics and Lunch Thursday
• Norway's Statoil to buy Texas-based Brigham, including N.D. oil holdings, for $4.4 billion
• GOP showcasing Hispanic stars
• Kings call for economic fairness at MLK memorial
• OUR OPINION: One cheer for CLASS Act's demise
• HIGHER EDUCATION NOTES: UND senate sends Minot relief ... Kelley speech to be rebroadcast ... Co-author to discuss Fritz legacy ... more
• 'Drummer_Young_Free': Beatles audition offered in 1960 Paul McCartney letter
• Boy, 3, dies after pickup strikes him on farm near Spiritwood, N.D.
• Occupy Wall Street: Movement reaches 1 month, and growth continues
• COMMENTARY: Even with Twins in off-season, October provides lessons
• Sioux close Texas trek with sweep over Islanders
• Sioux skate away with the sweep
• Man faces burglary charge after being caught in GF break-in
• Drayton man injured when car hits farm truck
• CHEF JEFF - ONE BYTE AT A TIME: Caramelized Shallots
• Breaking News: 2-time Indy 500 winner Dan Wheldon, 33, dead after massive Vegas track wreck
• Flags at half-staff today for fallen firefighters
• N.D. economy to hurt from reduced crop yields, officials say
• 2 killed in crash near New London, Minn.
• PENNSYLVANIA: 4 malnourished disabled adults found chained to basement boiler; 3 arrested
• RACING: Indy 500 winner Wheldon seriously injured in huge crash at Vegas
• Minneapolis police confiscate OccupyMN tents
• VIKINGS: Adrian Peterson sees Bears, and he sees opportunity
• Back in World Series saddle, Texas' Rangers eager to rope MLB's biggest trophy
• Accused in salon massacre lived life of poor decisions, bad luck, soured relationships
• COLLEGE FOOTBALL: How the AP U.S. Top 25 fared
• Monster 648-pound bear bagged in western Wisconsin
• VIDEO: Lohan due back in court over mostly unfinished community service
• PRAIRIE GARDENER: Fall leaves and garden debris make for excellent compost
• Rain helps contain Boundary Waters wildfire
• WILD: Red Wings' Franzen scores in OT for 3-2 Minnesota loss
• OUR OPINION: Too much cost, too little impact on N.D. haze
• Governor's Pheasant Opener provides bang, no bird for Dayton
• ANN BAILEY: High winds, old trees are dangerous mix
• Sioux, Black Bears battle to 3-3 overtime thriller
• Iran's Khamenei: U.S. measures over assassination claims would elicit 'resolute' response
• Sioux defeat Coyotes, fall to St. Cloud State
• UND opens season with win over South Dakota
• Fighting Sioux rout Vermont in home-opener
• Live chat: Men's hockey vs. Maine (Saturday)
• Sioux drop double-overtime heartbreaker to Howard
• Rapper Rick Ross reportedly hospitalized Friday after two medical scares
• Lisbon, N.D., to ban sex offenders from living in parks
• Militants assault U.S. base in eastern Afghanistan
• VIKINGS: Defensive door-openers put sack into Minnesota's game
• North Dakota groups get grants to promote specialty crops
• Minneapolis protesters use see-through tents in defiance of county ban
• U.S. strike kills local al-Qaida media chief in Yemen
• Kidnappings: Kenya to pursue militants in Somalia
• Corporate greed protesters fill New York City's Time Square by the thousands
• Grand Forks' 'Occupy' gathering more organization meeting than rally
• In no state to drive: Grand Forks, Polk counties barometers for their states' alcohol-related offenses
• UND WOMEN'S HOCKEY: Sioux romp to 9-1 win
• Fargo crowd rallies against social, economic inequality
• Social Security Q&A: Are federal income taxes withheld from Social Security checks?
• Aquila fears Catholic censorship
• Minnesota's high day care costs rising hurdle for parents
• U.S. military to pull all troops from Iraq by year's end
• Minnesota bishops begin fight for marriage vote
• Sioux grind out gritty 3-1 win behind Eidsness
• Dayton: Let's settle stadium issue, with talk of L.A.
• AREA PREP FEATURE: Goodridge-Grygla again in contention for title
• UND WOMEN'S HOCKEY: Sioux face unranked Vermont at home
• Document shows Japan feared aftershocks at nuke plant
• Gunning for a a winning season
• Fighting Sioux set to push the limits
• Live chat: Men's hockey vs. Maine (Friday)
• Rowney ready to make impact
• Wiretaps in Minnesota terror trial renew Somali fears
• Big bucks: Romney, Perry top GOP fundraising race
• Man charged with assault on border patrol officer
• Second Bush-era gun-smuggling probe
• Prosecutor recounts killing spree at California salon
• Fired NDSU official for pocketing travel expenses won't be charged
• Join the live chat for tonight's UND men's hockey game against Maine
• New iPhone launch turns into remembrance for Jobs
• Woman stabbed multiple times outside of her home in Wahpeton, N.D.
• Obama withdraws long-term care insurance plan from health overhaul law
• North Dakota climbs toward position as nation's No. 3 oil state
• 'No other option': Grand Forks Sen. Laffen to introduce bill aimed at retiring Fighting Sioux nickname
• Investigation continues in Select Inn armed robbery
• Talks between American Crystal Sugar, workers set to resume Oct. 24
• Smed, Husfeldt nab double-doubles in win over HBU
• Through These Doors, an introduction
• Sioux to honor 2011 seniors against Howard
• Learning to drive
• Virtual tickets on sale for Flood Fight 2011 game
• North Dakota tackles the Lone Star State
• WILD: Forward Nystrom happy to leave Minnesota
• Yonkers impressed by visit to Grand Forks Air Force base
• Cook man says friend shot at him, then dragged him as he hid under truck
• MARILYN HAGERTY: Last art and wine walk set for Saturday afternoon
• Few colleges ready to ask applicants about sexual orientation
• UND Social Work Department to honor Grand Forks judge
• Improvements to South Columbia Road to be discussed
• Rural Minnesota lawmakers question Vikings stadium chances
• OBIT: Pat Modell, 80, TV actress and wife of former NFL owner
• Airports in N.D.'s oil patch experience 'unprecedented' growth
• Man shot, wounded by Pipestone County deputy
• Tigers stay alive in ALCS, hold off Rangers 7-5
• UPDATE: Senate will hold hearing to review events contributing to 2011 floods
• Anoka County girl, 5, critically injured by round cable zip tie
• Local economy contributes to Grand Forks building boom
• Nickname supporter loses bid for Standing Rock Tribal Council seat
• Spirit Lake tribe's warning: Expect 'far more severe' consequences if nickname retirement work continues
• PSC's Kevin Cramer says 'even chance' he will run for U.S. House
• UPDATE: Brother pleads to misdemeanor in death of ex-Wild enforcer Boogaard
• Whitey's gets loan from City of East Grand Forks
• Legislative redistricting plan would 'condense' northeastern N.D.'s representation
• Breaking News: Police investigate reported midnight robbery at northwest Grand Forks motel
• Enrollment tops 200,000 in MnSCU, for second year
• Kirkpatrick, convicted in arranging son-in-law's murder, faces wrongful death lawsuit
• City of Devils Lake drops appeal of Tolna Coulee structure
• THEIR OPINION: Time for viable downtown Minneapolis plan for Vikings stadium
• Minnesota's soybean crop overcomes early frost, USDA says
• Vikings' Wilf, other stadium proponents dismiss study's stadium site questions
• MHKY Game Notes: Sioux seek redemption vs. Maine
• Sioux host Catamounts in home-opener
• King Harald, Queen Sonja of Norway begin 8-day tour of Minnesota, Iowa
• License revoked for Minnesota mental health facility, site of 2 suicides
• Young would-be farmers have a tough row to hoe
• Minnewaukan mayor on probation, ordered to pay restitution for writing bad check
• Apple releases free iMessage texting service; may rival wireless carriers' texting
• Hank Williams Jr. slams ESPN, Disney
• AREA PREP NOTEBOOK: Hillsboro options: Win or lose big
• Friend of suspect in Saudi ambassador plot: 'He's no mastermind'
• Michael Douglas-starring Liberace biopic heads to HBO
• Ramsey County, Minn., panel rejects public vote on Vikings stadium tax, but report raises other questions
• Grafton man makes appearance on attempted murder charge
• Barnesville family believed targeted by serial arsonist
• The Fritz at 50: UND's library evolves with students' needs
• City will run Alerus Center, but officials torn
• UPDATE: Outages strike U.S., Canada BlackBerry users
• New legislative districts recommended for Bismarck, Fargo
• Griffith's building in Grand Forks to get facelift, new tenant
• UPDATE: Nigerian pleads guilty in Michigan court to underwear bomb attack
• JEFF TIEDEMAN: Come on, carrots
• N.D. regulators approve 2 wind projects; 3 others await hearings
• UPDATE: Kelley urges Legislature to retire nickname
• NCAA tournament drought weighs heavily on Gophers hockey team
• 8 victims of serial killer Gacy exhumed to identify them
• No one hurt in early a.m. Wahpeton fires; arson suspected
• Williston getting bids for apartment building for city workers
• 21 Minnesota communities get 'bad' gasoline
• Four Sioux named to CSM All-GWC preseason teams
• Fourth-annual SAAC Food Drive breaks records
• Minot woman awarded money for post office accident
• Minnesota DNR: CRP program acres decline threatens future pheasant population
• Ramsey County, Minn., decision on Vikings stadium sales tax expected tonight
• NBA cancels first two weeks of season
• CHEF JEFF - ONE BYTE AT A TIME: Leek Soup
• AREA NEWS
• Cities request flood protection support from N.D. lawmakers
• Jill Shafer, Grand Forks, letter: Cross-country coaches 'run' fine programs
• Former N.D. Gov. Allen Olson, Chanhassen, Minn., letter: Keeping name exposes UND to too much risk
• LIVING ON, OFF THE ROAD: New generation of hoboes, travelers fills need in fields
• PREP VOLLEYBALL: Central Valley Valiants on right track
• UND VOLLEYBALL: Sioux take down Minot State
• Pawlenty: 'Hindsight is always 20-20'
• Grand Forks City Council discusses employee benefits
• Jobs, population discussed during northwest Minnesota summit
• Ulrich leads North Dakota past Minot State
• Man accused of killing NDSU researcher set to stand trial in April
• 3 suspects sought in Moorhead Super 8 robbery
• 'Man camps' banned in Almont, N.D., pop. 80
• UND's Allyssa Wall named to all-conference list
• Men's hockey team ranked No. 6 in national polls
• Sioux volleyball hosts Minot State
• UND makes appearance in both FCS national polls
• SPIN METER: Obama's jobs bill sales pitch disconnects rhetoric, reality
• Are you ready for Hank Williams Jr.'s follow-up?
• Off-duty Minnesota trooper arrested for drunken driving
• Today's the deadline: NBA, players in danger of season-starting cancellations
• Americans Sargent, Sims win Nobel economics prize
• Breaking News: 3 killed in head-on collision of vans near Fessenden, N.D.
• Families weigh in on Kirkpatrick sentencing
• CHEF JEFF - ONE BYTE AT A TIME: Oven-Baked Plums
• Eldor Omdahl dies at 101; Warren-area Aubudon sanctuary his legacy of nature
• U.S. stocks soar on European pledge to help banks
• Occupy Wall Street movement reaches Grand Forks
• Lake Region State to seek approval for wind turbine, tower near campus
• UPDATE: Two homicide counts filed against woman in Wisconsin fetal abduction case
• Two suspects in Moorhead home invasion arrested in Twin Cities suburb
• Wild lose 2-1 to Islanders
• Timberwolves' top pick Williams considers overseas play if lockout persists
• 3 Killed in Head-on Collision South of Fessenden, ND
• N.D. Democrat Heidi Heitkamp contemplating bid for U.S. Senate
• Dayton to visit Greenbush fire area today, plus economic development summit in TRF
• Conn. gets tough with Amazon, pushing on with tax
• Paul McCartney weds in nostalgia-filled ceremony
• Seasoned activists critique Wall Street protests
• AT UND: GIS conference ... New theater season ... "Wake Up to UND ... more
• OUR OPINION: Fight for Medicare fairness
• UND physicists explain Einstein's mind bender
• Unemployed seek protection against job bias
• MODERN KITCHEN: Ex-sergeant cooks up hot dish on wheels
• After 15 years, Jets return to Winnipeg
• Wildfire drawing to an end
• Bear kiled after mauling deer hunter near Superior, Wis.
• Union seeks to resume negotiations with American Crystal
• CHANGING SEASONS: Minnesota's state climatologist departs
• UPDATED: Oklahoma man gets life without parole for hiring handyman to kill son-in-law Fargo dentist
• At least 9 die in Minnesota weekend accidents
• WILD: 2-game suspension to cost Pierre-Marc Bouchard $44,000
• UPDATE: Netflix dumps panned plan to split off DVD rentals
• Sioux drop heartbreaker to top-ranked Wisconsin
• Live Chat: No. 6 UND at No. 1 Wisconsin
• Wildlife officials use robo-deer to catch poachers
• Wildlife officials use robo-deer to catch poachers
• CHEF JEFF - ONE BYTE AT A TIME: Plum Blackberry Sorbet
• OUR OPINION: NCAA, not Big Sky, deserves committee's wrath
• Bear attack leaves man injured in Superior
• High water, lots of ducks at North Dakota hunting camp
• Russ Newman, Casselton, N.D., letter: Ethanol can fuel a new job-creation machine
• October heat wave topples Northland weather records
• Leslie Coughlin, Minot, letter: Minot says 'Thanks' to GF/EGF
• Robert Carlson and Doug Sombke, Bismarck, column: Let's bring wireless broadband to farms
• With new facility comes steady growth for Sanford Health's staff
• Sanford Health retreat focuses on improving primary care
• Joe Maher, Grand Rapids, Minn., column: Minnesota's regulatory minefield threatens job growth
• Mac McLennan, Grand Forks, column: EPA haze rule makes no sense for region
• Q&A: DNR's Jay Johnson talkes about retaining, recruiting hunters
• PRAIRIE GARDENER: Grand Forks Horticulture Society offers gardening classes
• FACES: A common thread
• BC captures Ice Breaker with 6-2 win over Sioux
• WILD SEASON OPENER: Heatley leads Minnesota to 4-2 win over Blue Jackets
• VIKINGS: Peterson, Arizona's Fitzgerald try to turn teams' seasons around
• VIKINGS: Peterson, Arizona's Fitzgerald try to turn teams' seasons around
• Carrington man, 49, killed in collision identified
• Suspect in July slaying of Bismarck police officer suffers stroke
• Man, 53, killed in motorcycle rollover in Burleigh County
• MHKY Live Chat: UND vs. Boston College
• Sioux tally fifth straight sweep over Cougars
• No. 20 Fighting Sioux pound Montana Western
• UND falls to top-ranked Badgers
• UND WOMEN'S HOCKEY: Sioux fall to No. 1 Wisconsin Badgers
• UND FOOTBALL NOTEBOOK: Break gives Sioux some time to heal
• TOM MILLER: Sioux football offense needs some air
• North Dakota pheasant hunting season opens
• Despite sluggish start, Sioux roll past Montana Western
• Obama calls for passage of jobs bill in weekly address
• Doubtful social conservatives giving Romney chance
• Romney responds to Mormon flare-up; Perry passes
• American Crystal Sugar Lockout 101
• Syrian security forces fire on funeral, 2 killed
• Live chat: Football vs Montana Western
• ROYAL VISIT: Norway's king and queen travel Upper Midwest following footsteps of ancestors
• Circle of Friends celebrates rescued dogs and people who give them a second chance
• CHEF JEFF - ONE BYTE AT A TIME: Plum and Red Cabbage Salad
• Couple loses home to fire hours before wedding
• Crews making progress on Minnesota wildfire
• Duluth toddler's death brings verdict of manslaughter
• OUTDOORS: BWCA permit process will be overhauled
• THEIR OPINION: Make sure Corps learns the lessons of 2011
• Northern moonshiners: N.D., Minnesota were gateways during Prohibition
• Brock 'n' roll! Nelson sparks Sioux rally
• Owner of Duluth head shop files suit over police raid
• BC downs Michigan State in Ice Breaker opener
• Signs Paul McCartney wedding may be near
• Sioux seek fifth sweep over Chicago State
• Late goal lifts Utah Valley past Sioux
• Live chat: Men's hockey vs. Air Force
• Shooting one timers with the men's hockey team
• Wall Street protesters converging in Minneapolis for workshops, rally
• ICE BREAKER TOURNAMENT: Boston College wins opener, 5-2
• Minnesota farmer accused of smashing 3,000 pelican nests, eggs, chicks 'flipped out,' attorney says
• Rest area surveillance footage captures scenes from escape
• Evacuation follows fiery train derailment in north-central Illinois
• UND WOMEN'S HOCKEY: Sioux to play No. 1 Badgers
• NDUS reports enrollment gains
• Minnesota local officials ready for property taxpayers' blast
• UPDATE: FBI search for Missouri baby leads to Kansas landfill
• Helicopters drop water as Minn. fire nears Canadian border
• Warm start to fall could give way to cold winter
• Public flu shot clinic announced
• Nobel Peace Prize goes to women's rights activists
• Police respond to robbery report at Grand Forks Cenex
• Munkeby leads Sioux to sweep over NJIT
• Breaking News: Fed panel: Routine PSA blood tests for prostate cancer not worth effort
• BASEBALL: Tigers take home team Yankees out of playoffs to World Series
• Unemployment rate stays 9.1 percent
• Mandaree, N.D., man pleads guilty to abusing 2-month-old foster child
• Man collapses after St. Paul police arrest, later dies
• Neighbor's beef with Duluth McDonald's flares
• UND to open league play against defending champs
• UND, Minot State to play benefit exhibition game
• Eidsness a candidate for Lowe’s Senior CLASS Award
• Softball team hosts fall camp dates
• Steve Jobs, dead at 56: Innovator led world into tech's future
• AT THE MOVIES: 'The Ides of March' ... 'Real Steel' ... more
• 'Remember My Song': Concert to celebrate Mark Solberg
• THE LIST: Barney's Birthday Bash ... 'Valley's Got Talent' auditions ... Wynona Judd ... more
• Grand Forks photographer wins top prize in N.D. contest
• 'Storage Wars'-style auction to be held Friday in Grand Forks
• Dry conditions, brisks winds fuel northwestern Minnesota wildfire
• Some in Minnesota GOP to fight anti-gay marriage amendment
• Lawyer for man charged with killing Bismarck police officer says client's health info shouldn't be released
• More young people seeing their Facebook, email hacked
• Parents of missing Missouri baby 'scraping for anything'
• 30-year mortgage below 4 percent for first time ever
• Government mulls gravel mine at historic ranch near Medora, N.D.
• Fire totals last house in Honeyford, N.D.
• FBI: 3-year-old witnessed triple slaying in Montana
• Jaques finds success in professional Russian League
• UPDATE: Felony charge dismissed against Boogaard's brother
• Manhunt ends with sex offender's surrender
• MARILYN HAGERTY: Grand Forks has room for hockey, symphony and roller derbies
• Spirit Lake nickname supporters again contact Big Sky
• Minnesota now free of bovine TB, USDA says
• Bail set at $100,000 cash for sex offender fugitive
• 3 Vikings stadium backers pitch 'all for one' commission
• N.D. manhunt: Farmers came to friend's aid
• Unemployment applications rise slightly in U.S.
• Officials: Nebraska bus collision with overturned semitrailer injures more than 30
• Leap reported for Target's September revenue
• UPDATE: Man charged with killing Little Falls, Minn., man, igniting mobile home fire
• U.S retail trade group foresees modest holiday sales rise
• MHKY Game Notes: UND breaks the ice with Air Force
• North Dakota hosts NJIT for 'Go Pink' match
• Sioux host UVU in GWC match on Friday
• Flood Relief Bowl 2011 set for Saturday
• The World-Changer: Steve Jobs knew what we wanted
• Turbulent ride for FAA's program to replace air traffic system
• ICE BREAKER INVITATIONAL: Fond memories for Falcons
• Valley City voters keep city administrator position
• UPDATE: Apple says company co-founder Steve Jobs has died
• Breaking News: N.D. manhunt continues; authorities 'have no idea' where escaped sex offender is
• EPA finishes Souris River flood work
• Bargain, or too much? A few Vikings tickets reselling for $4
• Minnesota dad, 2 young children die in Grand Canyon RV fire
• Obama's jobs bill taxes getting Senate Democrat rewrite
• VIKINGS: Fran Tarkenton on QB situation: 'I want to see us go younger quicker'
• N.D. officials: State's strong economy leading to population rise
• Knox's apprehensive dad: 'It's been a tough time' on Amanda
• UND FOOTBALL: Miller on the money
• Reason unclear for 400 Minnesota database checks on female driver
• In sharp urban-rural split, Manitoba NDP wins 4th-straight majority
• $3.7 million federal grant to help cover Bismarck flood costs
• Risky pregnancy drug raised daughters' cancer odds
• Poll: Iraq, Afghanistan wars not worth fighting, 1 in 3 post-9/11 vets believes
• Snapshot of icon's fall: Kodak's legendary brand teetering
• N.D. MANHUNT: Farmers flush out escaped sex offender from Tower City area cornfield
• Duluth jury begins deliberations on baby's death
• North Shore auto accident victim from Twin Cities
• CAVALIER, N.D.: Community considers next move after defeating school referendum
• Askash tablet computer introduced for rural poor in India
• Search continues in southeast Montana for man who shot 3, N.D. reservation schools closed as precaution
• Wahpeton man to plead guilty in child porn case
• Mounties seize $76,000 in counterfeit Jets jerseys
• Polk County offers vaccine for qualifying children
• UND finishes sixth at Kansas State Invite
• Duluth police: Arrests made in school playground fire
• Sioux sweep weekly conference honors
• MBB: What to watch for in 2011-12
• UND ranked sixth in USA Today poll
• UND seeks third straight win on Saturday
• Annual SAAC food drive set for Sunday, Oct. 9
• Don't veer for deer: Peak months for deer accidents approaching
• N.D. police searching for escaped convicted sex offender near Valley City
• WEATHER: August in October, and it's a breeze
• Churchs Ferry residents divided over whether to disband city
• Most of South Dakota, part of SW North Dakota under red flag warning
• St. Louis Park, Minn., estranged couple dead in apparent murder-suicide
• Fall Suppers & Bazaars
• Minnesota woman, 32, accused of punching boy, 5, in face at Wisconsin festival
• First Friday Art Walk this week in Bemidji
• Freed Amanda Knox returning to U.S. after leaving Italy
• Truck bomb in Somalia kills at least 70, woundsd dozens more
• Apple gets no love from Wall Street for new iPhone
• Amanda Knox: Overturned case won't end public debate
• Vikings' Berrian catches Twitter flak after tweet exchange with Minnesota lawmaker
• 18 Minnesota law enforcement agencies investigating potential abuse of driver, vehicle database
• N.D. woman accused of poisoning husband by spiking enchiladas with prescription drugs
• ND flood victims start moving into temporary homes
• Fallen N.D. deputy, a Northwood High grad, laid to rest
• Traill County Courthouse project gains traction
• NWS: 2012 flood prospects improve 'slightly'
• Potato gun causes NY Mills block closure, school lockdown
• Ex-Iran prisoner Bauer returns to Minnesota with fiancee
• Best nation for business? Canada, Forbes magazine says
• Choice Health & Fitness construction open house set for Friday
• Feds find money for Minnesota wolf-control program
• Grand Forks school construction to keep downtown road closed one more year
• California physician testifies that fall, CPR killed Duluth toddler
• Flags lowered to honor Burleigh County deputy
• UND FOOTBALL: Sioux anticipate Sutton's return
• ALDS roundup: Verlander, Young lead Tigers over Yankees
• N.D. Governor's Photo Contest winners include Grand Forks photographer's best of show
• Freshman Mathew breaks out at Kansas State
• Hawaii's new official high school sport: Surfing (and not the Internet, either)
• Maryland prof shares Nobel Prize over faster growing universe
• Beaudoin, Sioux tie for seventh at Huskie Classic
• Tickets still available for Ice Breaker Tournament
• Sioux climb rankings in FCS Coaches Poll
• Sioux climb to sixth
• NFL REVIEW: Lions, at 4-0, offer proof of legit contention
• UPDATE: Tearful American Amanda Knox defends herself in Italian court
• Wheat stocks down sharply in North Dakota
• Graffiti vandalism hits Harwood, N.D.
• Eating fat, talking skinny: Burgers, not salads, still favored by health-talking Americans
• WNBA FINALS: Lynx blow open Game 1 in 4th quarter
• Minnesotans get opportunity to follow redistricting ... but will they?
• VIKINGS: Bench McNabb? Frazier not quite ready
• UPDATE, WITH VIDEOS: Amanda Knox freed
• AREAVOICES: Herald outdoor writer Dokken debuts 'Compass Points'
• Danny Dimm, who fought to get custody back of his son, dies in logging accident
• Warm, dry weather gives Minnesota soybean harvest big boost
• Settlement reached in 2008 Republican National Convention arrests; defense downplays news
• Vikings' Berrian says he'll probably apologize after he, Minnesota House's Kriesel grapple on Twitter
• 2 jailed after wannabe marijuana buyer's wrong number gets him St. Cloud officer
• Michael Jackson's physician never mentioned propofol, ER docs testify
• N.D. harvest progress substantial with above-normal weather
• Cass Lake, Minn., man drowns in canoe accident
• COLLEGE FOOTBALL: Sioux move up to No. 20
• Grand Forks Judge Medd named 'Angel in Adoption'
• Fargo legislator Grande to announce U.S. House run Tuesday
• Minnesota women accused of financing terror
• New Supreme Court term: Decisions on health care overhaul, immigration, affirmative action
• Fairweather leads Sioux to open Huskie Classic
• Ex-Vikings coach Childress sympathetic while envisioning starts soon for Ponder
• Warroad church pastor touts pulpit freedom again
• Anti-suicide program for Minnesota military nears depletion
• Fertile, MN man returns with new outlook on life after losing both legs in a car accident
• Hendrickson, Miller earn GWC weekly accolades
• CHEF JEFF - ONE BYTE AT A TIME: Simple Potato Salad
• CHEF JEFF: Garden-Fresh Borscht
• GF police squard car hit by SUV early Sunday morning
• Police: GF man fired gun inside home
• Minnesota wildlife photographer knows how to seduce a moose
• Megan Villarreal, Alvarado, Minn., letter: Making sugar takes knowledge and skill
• Wenda Sang, Karlstad, Minn., letter: The lockout's forgotten employees
• Mayor Lynn Stauss, East Grand Forks, letter: Volunteerism rebuilds EGF playground
• John Johnson, Warren, Minn., letter: Imagine, then create, a nonpartisan Congress
• Steven Dennis, Grand Forks, column: Federal Reserve's independence remains vital
• Jonathan Turley, Washington, D.C., column: Obama - a disaster for civil liberties
• THEIR OPINION: Let elected officials decide fate of Vikings
• OUR OPINION: Flame off! N.D. must act to curb flaring
• ALWAYS IN SEASON: Juncos, cranes are different, yet still similar
• ANN BAILEY: A dry basement, no mosquitoes - ah, enjoying the simple pleasures of life
• UND explodes for eight goals in exhibition opener
• Sioux and Bulldogs play to 2-2 draw
• Emerson, Wysocki set pace for UND at SDSU
• Sioux runners take fourth at SDSU Classic
• No. 24 Fighting Sioux triumphant in GWC opener
• Sioux fall to Wolverines in Great West opener
• UND earns series split with second-ranked Terriers
• Live chat: Men's hockey vs. Regina
• Obama: Commander in chief must support gay troops
• Capitol Chatter: Kline says debt panel needs to succeed
• Obama pitches jobs bill, GOP wants less red tape
• Kenya: Alleged pirates abduct elderly Frenchwoman
• Obama's energy chief defends clean energy loans
• UND VOLLEYBALL: Conference starter surprise
• Recovery, mystery in pair of L.A. area crashes
• 57-year-old man struck by vehicle on South Columbia Road Friday night
• PREP CROSS COUNTRY: Disappointment drives Shafer
• CHEF JEFF - ONE BYTE AT A TIME: Peanut Rub Barbecue Pork
• COLLEGE FOOTBALL: Robinson, No. 19 Michigan beat up Minnesota 58-0
• BOYS TENNIS: A Roughrider sweep
• Minnesota courts set to begin redistricting hearings
• Judges plan redistricting hearings
• New districts in Minnesota mean many would-be candidates not ready to pull trigger
• VIDEO: Plane hits Ferris wheel in Australia; no injuries
• Seller of synthetic drugs in Duluth makes no apologies
• Gretchen Dobervich, Fargo, letter: Alzheimer's Association stands ready to help
• Duluth school playground heavily damaged in fire
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• Video roundup: Coaches corner, blog and fan zone
• Couple charged in Cromwell double murder appear in court
• N.D. flood disaster aid nears $350 million
• Boston University downs UND in season opener
• REWRITING THE PAST: New information on Minnesota's earliest inhabitants found in quarries along Canadian border
• Rivalry generates heated competition
• Today marks 50th anniversary of Maris milestone
• Nominations being accepted for Minnesota Book Artist Award
• MHKY Notes: Sioux hit the ice in exhibition tuneup
• Lamoureux excited for start of season
• Jackson judge calls attorney's interview shocking
• AMERICAN CRYSTAL SUGAR LOCKOUT: Union requests meeting with growers
• VIDEO: Mount Etna in Italy erupts
• Man, 67, found alive by children after car hit oncoming vehicle, plunged off California cliff
• NBA meetings will resume Saturday
• Minnesota teen, 15, fatally shot in Minnesota's Chisago County, apparently accidentally
• Wisconsin driver with .12 blood alcohol level acquited in pedestrian death of UW-Stout student from Minnesota
• Boyfriend found guilty in death of Ramsey County, Minn., toddler
• Fort Yates, N.D., man pleads guilty to assaulting officer
• Mountrail, Williams counties implement moratoriums on new oil worker 'man camps'
• AP sources: Christie soon to decide on primary run
• Breaking News: U.S., Yemen officials: Al-Qaida cleric al-Awlaki killed in U.S. attack
• Killing Americans: On uncharted ground in attack
• VIDEO: First lady shops Target incognito; president would settle for walk
• Vikings LB E.J. Henderson listed as 'questionable' for Sunday's game against Chiefs
• Bail set at $100,000 for Minnesota man facing charges in cornfield standoff
• Oil field worker, 40, killed near Williston
• U.S. strike kills American al-Qaida cleric in Yemen
• Riders edge Patriots to win tennis title
• USDA cuts grain crop estimates sharply
• Grand Forks schools raise more than $20,000 to help Minot
• Nice! October to get warm intro
• OUR OPINION: A fence between U.S. and Canada? Forget it
• Federal wolf-trapping program reaches final day
• Welcome to Pigskin Picks 2011!
• Loomis leads Sioux to victory in extra time
• Casselton man's rush to catheter lab prevents heart damage after attack
• 47 percent of Minnesota schools fail to make No Child Left Behind grade
• TWINS: Team headed for offseason of heavy scrutiny
• COLLEGE HOCKEY: Gophers coach Lucia wants someday to 'walk away when it's going good'
• Contractor recovering after contacting 69,000-volt ultilities breaker, knocking out 75% of Austin, Minn.'s powerMinn., power,
• No. 24 UND's Great West opener to be televised
• Great West Conference play starts Saturday
• Block Parties give UND the edge
• Spotlight on Annika Smed
• Applications for unemployment benefits fall sharply
• Forest River elevator ready to rebuild after fire
• OBIT: Dave Hill, 74, PGA tour winner who chastized Minnesota's Hazeltine in '70 U.S. Open
• 'Fencing and other barriers' proposed by U.S. Customs for border with Canada
• Research: Rising climate change costs to Canada about $5 billion a year by 2020
• U of Mary posts fall enrollment record
• North Dakota deputy likely died of heart attack
• MCI order to bring needed jobs to Pembina
• Twins coaches suffer 2011 grind
• Minnesota boy allegedly abandoned by dad 'flourishing,' aunt says
• Could model airplanes become a terrorist weapon?
• More than 500 species of plants, animals advanced for U.S. environmental protection
• Bismarck deputy who died during duty grew up in Northwood
• New technology helping save rural heart attack victims
• MLB: Frenzied finish puts Rays, Cards in playoffs
• Union President Calls For End to American Crystal Lockout
• COLLEGE FOOTBALL: Saturday's Sioux game to be televised
• Northland Community and Technical College awarded $4.7 million grant to further develop UAS program
• September crop prices down in North Dakota
• VIDEO: Frank and Louie is one record-setting 2-faced cat
• Duluth murder suspect in court for pretrial hearing
• Bear expert says Hope's death is blow to research
• Listeria patient from N.D.'s Stutsman County no longer hospitalized
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• Sioux to open season at No. 2/3 Boston University
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• Sioux open GWC play this weekend
• Grand Forks native Lamoureux named Sioux captain
• UPDATE: Authorities apprehend suspect in Argusville cornfield in domestic violence case
• UPDATE: N.D. taxable sales up 32 percent in second quarter
• UND FOOTBALL: Sioux single in on Sorensen
• Alerus Center won't lose as much money as projected
• UPDATE: National Labor Relations Board finds no evidence company, union bargained in bad faith
• Grass clippings and a urinating dog prompt dispute between neighbors in Hastings
• Amazon unveils $199 full-color Kindle Fire tablet, challenging iPad
• First criminal immigrant arrested in N.D. as part of national operation
• MEN'S HOCKEY: Sioux may start shorthanded
• 26 states, including North Dakota, appeal health care law to Supreme Court
• Supporters outnumber opponents at Keystone XL pipeline hearing in Montana
• Caffeine buzz chases depression in women, study finds
• For 4 pot smokers, U.S. government is their supplier
• Trefz leads Sioux to sweep over South Dakota State
• Burleigh County deputy collapses, dies during arrest
• Minnesota Wild to practice at Amsoil Arena in Duluth
• Bohannon nabs Great West weekly honor
• UND ranked seventh in USA Today poll
• Sioux set for top 25 showdown in GWC opener
• UND No. 3 in WCHA media poll, Grimaldi top rookie
• Ticket info announced for Jan. 7 game in Winnipeg
• UND FOOTBALL: A win this weekend could change the game for the Sioux
• Sobriety checkpoint scheduled for Ramsey County
• ACES: Hillcrest Country Club
• Univ. of Minn. classes target social awkwardness
• THE LIST: Aultimate Ozzy ... 'For Colored Girls' ... AFL-CIO celebrating workers ... more
• Art benefit to aid Altru Diabetes Center
• BASEBALL: White Sox, Ozzie Guillen agree to part ways
• Claudia Schmidt guitar concert nearly sold out
• Poll of young people: Online meanness pervasive
• Committee formed to search for next NDSU Extension director
• Fergus Falls camp helps children and families deal with grief
• Rehabilitated eagle release set at Theodore Roosevelt National Park
• Ex-Turtle Mountain pharmacist sentenced for taking prescription pills
• COLLEGE HOCKEY: Coaches pick UND, Denver as favorites for the MacNaughton Cup
• Minnesota DNR, Commerce, Public Safety agencies sued on age bias
• 'Get Your Green On': UND Homecoming week activities scheduled
• Huge floods in Manila as typhoon hits Philippines
• VIDEO: Folk trio from Norway to play Monday in Grand Forks
• CHEF JEFF - ONE BYTE AT A TIME: Avocado and Yogurt Dip
• Pipeline supporters, opponents rally in Nebraska
• Census: 131,729 gay couples report they're married
• 'Tick-Tick-Tick' for Rooney on '60 minutes'; sendoff is Sunday
• VIDEO: Sherlock Forest Playground rises from the ashes
• Ely, Minn., researcher confirms death of Hope the bear
• Question over clothing focus of North Dakota oil well deaths inquiry
• VIKINGS: Adrian Peterson 'upset' with lack of carries in team's faltering second halves, dad says
• Greece to avoid disastrous default with bailout loans
• Suspicious package in Hastings prompts call to bomb squad; it turned out to be an empty cooler
• UND opens season ranked No. 3 in national polls
• Sioux host South Dakota State, Utah Valley
• Sioux nationally ranked again in FCS Coaches Poll
• Single-day Ice Breaker tickets on sale Tuesday
• Jamestown man killed in weekend Kidder County collision
• Baseball's Red Sox, Braves each lead divisions by only 1 game with 3 to play
• Belcourt man sentenced in drug case
• Port runner busted at Pembina
• With shutdown again looming, Congress can't agree on easy stuff
• Minto potato processing plant destroyed by fire
• Oil production resumes in Libya, Italy energy company says
• Fergus Falls man turns in over 4 million pop tops
• CHEF JEFF - ONE BYTE AT A TIME: Edamame Dip
• Grand Forks Adult Learning Center educator, student receive group's state awards
• Emerald ash borer found near St. Paul's historic Summit Ave.
• Oil refineries seek huge Texas tax refunds
• Living people to appear on U.S. stamps; who would YOU choose?
• Retrospective of late Fargo photographer made public
• CHEF JEFF: Carrot Cake with Cream Cheese Frosting
• VIDEO: Tips on preparing your finances for another recession
• FEMA may have enough money to last through end of budget year
• Minnesota elder-care hurdle begins Oct. 1, but not without criticism
• Air pollution: U.S., Canada cities among best; Iran, India, Pakistan cities worst
• Former flight attendant pleads guilty to starting fire aboard plane
• OUR OPINION: Bridges, not Solyndra, needed 'stimulus'
• Minnesota man walks 25,000 miles
• Energy drinks pose unique challenges for parents of teens
• Erskine man airlifted to Fargo hospital after rollover near Winger, Minn.
• AREAVOICES: Roger Maris tied Babe Ruth on this day 50 years ago
• Black bear Hope, famous via Internet, possibly killed by hunter
• Twins speedy rookie Revere pushed to improve his bunting
• Fatal crash near Hampton, Minn., involving pedestrian investigated
• North Dakota man to be sentenced in Minot shooting death
• Williston airport to shut down for about 1 week in October
• Miller racks up second straight GWC weekly honor
• In-state rivals play to draw
• Hope, the Internet-famous Ely bear, missing
• Deputy medical examiner raised flag about former Duluth neurosurgeon
• CHEF JEFF - ONE BYTE AT A TIME: Peanut Butter Hummus
• NFL: Stafford rallies Lions to 26-23 OT win at Vikings
• Boundary Waters wildfire now 45 percent contained
• Sam Johnson, Devils Lake, column: 'Some people find these books dangerous'
• Danny Omdahl, Warren, Minn., letter: Editorial distorted Bachmann's words
• Don Sollom, Thief River Falls, Minn., letter: 'Pay your fair share' is hardly 'class warfare'
• Minn., N.D. texting law tough to enforce
• Paul Andringa, Crookston, letter: Lockout's costs add up, and not just in numbers
• State Sen. Ray Holmberg, R-Grand Forks, column: 'One person, one vote' moves district boundaries
• Minnesota couple builds 420-square-foot house in the trees
• PRAIRIE GARDENER: Wet summer should produce colorful fall foliage
• FACES: Passion for pottery
• ALWAYS IN SEASON: Equinox brings big numbers of flickers to the area
• MATTERS AT HAND: N.D. Democrats ready for the worm to turn
• Moose on N.D. prairies buck the trend and hold steady
• Sioux score early and often in Potato Bowl romp
• Sioux complete sweep of Bisons
• Live Chat: UND vs. Manitoba
• Live chat: UND football vs Black Hills State
• Perry: Mistake by rivals to skip Florida test vote
• UND WOMEN'S HOCKEY: Euros star in Sioux rout
• Hope, the Internet-famous Ely, Minn., bear, missing
• 40 killed as violence rages on in Yemen
• PREP SWIMMING: Church has big day
• UBS CEO Gruebel resigns over rogue trading loss
• CAPITOL CHATTER: If you can't beat them, eat them
• PREP NOTEBOOK: No let-up in Wave girls' soccer offense
• Canadian police call reports of satellite debris falling in Alberta 'hoax'
• Woman shot, killed by police officer on Twin Cities' 394 identified
• CHEF JEFF - ONE BYTE AT A TIME: Crema Catalana
• COMMENTARY: Minnesota Wild finally have first-rate first line, so bring on the hype
• TWINS: Valencia, Span out of lineup after minor traffic accident
• NASA's dead satellite falls to Earth, starting over Pacific Ocean
• Canadian man charged in money laundering, cocaine conspiracy case
• FEMA says at least 1 Minot school beyond saving
• UPDATE: 2 hikers held in Iran to return to U.S. on Sunday
• Fighting Sioux defeat Nebraska Omaha 3-1
• Depth proves potent in exhibition win
• Putin agrees to run for Russian presidency in 2012
• Sendoff ceremony today for Kosovo-bound N.D. soldiers
• Pope celebrates Mass in Germany despite shooting incident
• Live Chat: UND vs. Manitoba
• Sioux head to Fargo for Sunday matchup with Bison
• Democrat Gulleson launches U.S. House campaign in hometown
• Dead satellite's fall to Earth slowed; debris now expected to strike tonight, early Saturday
• Great Plains farmland severely damaged by Missouri River flooding may be out of production for year or more
• Minnesota day care worker unionizing testimony passionate
• BWCA wildfire: Did the Forest Service get burned?
• UND FOOTBALL: Consistency will be key to take ninth straight Potato Bowl win
• GF teen takes plea agreement in sexual coercion case
• Fed disaster bill, shutdown tug-of-war ahead after it passes House, faces defeat in Senate
• French fry feed sets record
• VIDEO: Two injured in Grand Forks crash
• Valencia, Span out of lineup after fender bender
• East Grand Forks Ortons service station store robbed at knifepoint
• Watchdog: Feds paid $600 million in benefits over past 5 years to dead people
• Third major credit ratings agency lowers Minnesota's bond rating
• Liberal Talk Radio, TV Host Ed Schultz Aims to Put American Crystal Labor Dispute on 'National Map'
• VIDEO: TV's Kim Delaney, struggling with teleprompter speech, escorted from Philadelphia podium
• Law broken when media, public weren't notified of food fight meeting
• Minnesota ag officials plan late 2011 Vietnam trade mission
• FACT CHECK: GOP candidate assertions on slippery slope
• MARILYN HAGERTY: UND Pride of North Band struts its Potato Bowl stuff
• Driver who caused fatal Hastings crash in 2010 charged with felony; he was traveling almost 90 mph
• Condemned in Texas no longer get special last meal
• Minnesota prep cross-country runner puts race aside to aid injured rival
• Minneapolis mayor: Call for money from Metrodome not opposition to Arden Hills stadium
• Sanford Health talks possible merger with NW Minnesota's Clearwater Health Services
• Widow, son of mob boss Gotti paid visit by film Gotti-to-be John Travolta
• BWCA 'burnout' rumor doused
• Women's Hockey hosts Bisons; Captains named
• Emerson nabs Great West Runner of the Week honor
• SCSU, WMU accept invitations to join NCHC
• Brenneman talks sacks, Potato Bowl USA
• Sioux return home to face Nebraska Omaha
• East Grand Forks Juried Craft Fair: It's the Big One
• Reaching mythical proportions? Twins lose 11th straight
• Officials advise Minnesotans about sending apples to western states
• Census: Number of people moving to Minnesota declines
• Minneapolis seeks same Metrodome proceeds sought by Arden Hills stadium proponents
• Relative: Freed Americans catching up with family
• THE LIST: Bill Cosby ... Movie Mania ... Ronnie Dunn ... more
• Max & Ruby to bounce into the Chester Fritz on Sunday
• N.D. Democrat Gulleson launching U.S. House bid today
• Census: Recession story missed opportunities, dim prospects for young people
• UND music therapy program: Instrumental in passing first licensing law in the field
• Grand Forks multi-use apartment building dedicated
• Grand Forks Public Health Dept. offers flu shot clinic
• Dayton launches Korean trade mission
• Fears about economy sink Dow's close more 391 points
• I-394 closed west of downtown Minneapolis after officer fatally shoots woman
• Faster than the speed of light: Swiss physics lab says 'oddball' particle clocked
• Twins' September free fall halts at 11 games
• NASA satellite set to tumble to Earth tomorrow
• Obama's deficit plan cuts billions in subsidies to farmers
• A BETTER VIEW: Video displays upgraded at Ralph Engelstad Arena
• Fargo police seek sex offender who walked away from halfway house
• Minnesota's attorney general sues for-profit college company
• UND sixth in College Hockey News preseason poll
• You want fries? Enjoy 'em tonight at University Park
• Lanning: Ramsey County, Minn., sales tax vote would 'kill' Vikings stadium in Arden Hills
• TWINS: With questions surrounding Morneau's health, Minnesota grooms rookie Parmelee
• U of Minnesota president's inauguration today
• Dakota County high school senior charged with felony for sex with girl, 14
• N.D. flood victims get until Nov. 21 to register for disaster assistance
• Sioux optimistic about 2011-12 campaign
• Preview: Hardee gives update as Sioux return home
• Members of 2001 football team share memories
• NCHC extends membership invitations to SCSU, WMU
• Coaches select Sioux fourth
• Outsourcing recess: St. Paul elementary schools attempt to improve playground programs, safety
• $200,000 grant aimed at encouraging N.D. ethanol blend use
• Minot State encouraged after seeing only 5 percent post-flood enrollment drop
• Powerful typhoon batters Tokyo, heads toward Japan's tsunami zone
• New horror in Mexico: 35 bodies dumped beneath overpass during rush hour
• GF FedEx weighs its options
• Late appeal before Troy Davis execution in Georgia
• Man Charged After Allegedly Chasing Woman, Man and Child With Gun, Threatening to Kill Them
• Lawyer: Iran to release 2 jailed American hikers today
• House kills spending bill with disaster aid
• Oil companies in N.D. face new regulations to save birds
• NFL memo warns teams on faking injuries
• Fed to shift $400 billion in holdings to boost economy
• N.D. Democrat Pam Gulleson to run for U.S. House
• GFAFB takes control of more Global Hawks
• American hikers freed from Iran prison begin trek home
• UPDATE: Pot farm found at Maplewood State Park prompts safety warning
• Duluth police seize cash, guns, computer from fake pot shop
• R.E.M.: End of the band as we know it
• N.D. hires firm for floodway study
• GF Young Professionals director not just another 'person in an office'
• JEFF TIEDEMAN: Slip slidin' away with popular minis
• Air Force lifts sanctions against Minnesota contractor
• U.S. ambassador: Palestinian statehood move at UN 'unwise and diversionary gambit'
• Child-care union drive in Minnesota pits Dayton vs. GOP leaders
• 19-year-old pedestrian killed along I-94 in Twin Cities
• U of M coach's seizures led to more public attention on epilepsy
• Officials: Multiple real estate pros involved in alleged Minnesota fraud scheme
• UND's Munkeby, Ulrich garner Great West honors
• Robb, Sioux claim eighth at Kansas Invitational
• Sioux back home for Potato Bowl clash with BHSU
• Oliver added to coaching staff, Dryburgh promoted
• Belotti named to Allstate AFCA Good Works Team®
• UND FOOTBALL: Sutton questionable after injury; Miller proves himself against Fresno
• UND enrollment exceeds NDSU for first time since 2007
• High wind and rain halt construction, travel near Devils Lake
• UND WOMEN'S HOCKEY: Sioux land Finnish Olympic medalist Karvinen
• PREP FOOTBALL: Cavalier undefeated in first 9-man season
• New MnSCU leader predicts hard decisions and changes
• The search is over: Potato Bowl medallion found
• Old growth, old ways: 'Healing totem' carved from western red cedar makes its way east
• Bicycling Czech intruders plead guilty
• 187 marijuana plants seized from Maplewood State Park
• Grand Forks council passes law aimed at panhandlers, sort of
• Sioux golfers crank it up at Kansas Invitational
• Sioux sweep weekly conference honors
• Sioux seventh in initial women's hockey poll
• Fall sport media guides now available for purchase
• Fighting Sioux ranked No. 21 in FCS Coaches Poll
• COMMENTARY: All Vikes fans had left were boos
• Target.com customers peeved that Missoni orders didn't go through
• Former Hillsboro woman sentenced to 65 years in death of S.D. airman
• Nevada air show disaster followed by calm chaos
• Twins' injury-plagued Morneau for rest of season; knee, foot surgery today
• Twins injuries continue; outfielder Repko latest Minnesota head case
• Hee-haw aloha: 12 jennies, jackasses flown from Hawaii to California sanctuary
• Rescuers race to reach Himalayan quake villages
• Crookston city administrator offered Forest Lake, Minn., city role
• Fargo-based foundation gives $25,000 matching grant to Grand Forks Parks and Recreation Foundation
• Central's Class of '61 to hold 50-year reunion
• UND war crimes expert to speak at United Nations
• Minnesota agency: Parents need to do more to secure kids in vehicles
• Public hearing on Grand Forks County budget set for Tuesday night
• UPDATE: Yankees' Rivera gets record 602nd save against nosedivingTwins
• Bachmann criticizes Perry stand on border fence
• Yemen protesters storm elite military base; at least 50 dead, hundreds wounded
• WEATHER: Rain, thunderstorms ahead tonight; more rain, very strong winds Tuesday
• Q&A: Netflix changes and the new Qwikster
• Obama, on proposed $1.5 trillion in new taxes on rich, big corporations: 'We can't just cut our way out of this hole'
• Man accused of killing wife, shooting 2 pastors had killed previous wife, records show
• Sioux, Bison ranked among FCS Top 25
• Rugby, N.D., man dies in weekend motorcycle crash
• Papa's Pumpkin Patch back on track
• Good conditions stalling spread of BWCA wildfire
• Cirrus announces leadership change; Wouters out, co-founder Dale Klapmeier in
• Bath salts' rise as dangerous synthetic drug alarms officials, affected families
• Minnesotans: Prep yourself for an increase in taxes, confusion
• Old law tapped in new way to snare criminals
• Miller garners GWC weekly offensive honor
• Obama's debt-reduction proposal to include $1.5 trillion in new tax revenue
• NFL: Bills induct NDSU alum Phil Hansen onto Wall of Fame
• Nearly 600 firefighters working BWCA wildfire
• Wild ride for Duluth 4-year-old behind wheel of van
• Two unanswered goals leads Sioux past Montana
• CHEF JEFF - ONE BYTE AT A TIME: Easy Coleslaw
• Behind the poverty numbers: real lives, real pain
• Behind the poverty numbers: real lives, real pain
• 'Mad Men,' 'Boardwalk Empire' face off at Emmys
• Firefighters gain ground on BWCAW fire
• Upset-minded Sioux fall short at Fresno State
• Byron Dorgan, Washington, column: A plan to keep U.S. jobs here at home
• Carma Hanson, Grand Forks, letter: Thanks for making Minot benefit a success
• Jan Fjeld, Park River, N.D., letter: Here's your UND 'Dakota Defenders'
• Barbara Langer, Grand Forks, letter: Abortion's death count dwarfs that of Sept. 11
• Kristen Abner, Grand Forks, letter: Do chemicals contribute to Grand Forks' cancer rates?
• Ron Landgraff, Oslo, Minn., letter: Workers deserve fairer share of profits
• Ell-Pire Multer, Grand Forks, letter: CEOs say, 'Market forces for thee, not me'
• Bucs, Vikings look to get running games going
• James Pedersen, Grand Forks, letter: Omdahl was right; reject Measure 2
• Bad economy stalls a generation
• OUR OPINION: Let the Keystone XL pipeline proceed
• NDSU, UND top importer of Minnesota high school grads
• That's one big bear: EGF hunter shoots 500-pound class bruin
• PRAIRIE GARDENER: Tulips enter the limelight as we look down the road to spring
• ANN BAILEY: Remembering a life well-lived
• FACES: 'Kid people'
• Couple's quick action prevents another Boundary Waters wildfire
• Bikers Raise Thousands For Grand Forks Bar Manager Injured in Accident
• Rose shines at Nebraska's Woody Greeno Invite
• Sioux take tournament title, Munkeby named MVP
• Synthetic drugs bring new rush hour to downtown Duluth
• Sioux lean on Emerson, Wysocki at Woody Greeno
• Aggressive play sends North Dakota past host SFA
• Live chat: UND at Fresno State (View on ESPN3.com)
• Laird, Hodur compete for N.D. Democratic chairman's job
• Dickinson, N.D. woman takes to the N.Y. runway
• N.D. hunger summit will feature 22 speakers
• Wounded grizzly kills hunter on Idaho-Montana border
• Military society subtlety changes as gay ban ends
• COLLEGE SPORTS: Kill returns from seizure, Minnesota wins 29-23
• Jamestown, N.D. woman hits parked vehicles
• VIDEOS: Pilot dies after losing control of plane at Reno air show
• Northland camp carries out Lakota man's vision
• VIDEO: Grandparents with webcam become online stars
• Daughter of late Sen. Ted Kennedy dies at 51 after workout
• Oklee, Minn., woman charged with having sex with juvenile
• No injuries from falling plastic in GF public library
• More babies means more students in N.D.
• CHEF JEFF - ONE BYTE AT A TIME: Grilled Turkey Sausage
• Devils Lake Dad Turns Demolition Derby Car Into Troop Tribute
• Hodur elected new N.D. Democratic chairman
• Locked out sugar workers take to football stadiums
• UNO slips past women's soccer
• Boundary Waters fire update: Little change, but officials concerned about weather
• Iran: Court willing to commute sentences for 2 Americans
• N.D. rancher to plead guilty in mortgage fraud case
• Man arrested after overnight burglaries in Grand Forks
• Sioux come from behind to defeat Rice
• UND ranked fifth in Great West cross country poll
• UND receives first-place consideration in GWC poll
• Peter Miller named track and field assistant coach
• UND FOOTBALL: Ready for a rumble
• Corps hires Alabama firm to build 300-unit Minot group housing site
• Hand-drawn St. John's Bible on display in Minneapolis
• MINNESOTA TWINS: Mauer likely out for season with mild pneumonia
• Gophers coach Kill, released from hospital, plans return today
• Relatives ID 3 found dead in Oakdale, Minn., killings
• Avenged Sevenfold to headline Alerus concert
• Fire in Fargo damages multi-stall apartment garage
• N.D. legislative committee on redistricting meets today
• Raising the road: Floodwaters affect Grahams Island access
• Advanced Global Hawk arrives at GFAFB
• Grand Forks County sheriff seeks tips on stolen $6,300 rims and tires
• Heads up: Dead satellite pieces weighing up to 350 pounds to hit Earth in a week
• Campfires banned across Superior forest; politicians tour fire site
• Wildfire fighters make progress at BWCA
• Two N.D. men remain hospitalized after oil well explosion near Williston
• Northern Minnesota awarded millions in federal funding for airport, electric service upgrades
• GGF HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL PREVIEW: N.D. hierarchy sees upheaval
• In middle of biggest boom, N.D. marks 60 years of oil production
• 4-year-old Duluth boy gets behind wheel of van, hits house
• Oman, Iraq request Iran release of jailed American hikers
• WILD: Heatley says he's ready for pressure to be Minnesota's big goal scorer
• Lynx's Moore picked as WNBA's top rookie, Reeve top coach
• Accused in adult sex case says he's actually underage, too
• Vote set on recommendation to screen all Minnesota older teens, young adults for chlamydia
• Greek loan payout rescue decision delayed to October
• Sioux to face old NCC foe and future BSC rival
• Evan Trupp signs with ECHL's Cincinnati Cyclones
• Former Sioux Val Sannes returns as assistant coach
• Baseball announces 2011 fall camp dates
• AT THE MOVIES: 'Corageous' ... 'Drive' ... 'I Don't Know How She Does It' ... more
• Comedian Chad Daniels to perform at Muddy Rivers
• Palestinians to seek full United Nations membership Sept. 23
• Artist turns author after retiring from UND
• Additional firefighters join attack on BWCA wildfire
• THE LIST: Roster McCabe ... Movie Mania ... Art & Wine Walk ... more
• Guardia exhibit: Puzzle torsos, devil babies & angry llamas
• Disabled man's drowning at Braham, Minn., group home probed
• GFPD to conduct Saturation Patrols throughout September
• U.S. 'hopeful' Iran sets course to free former Minnesotan, 2nd hiker
• Hit-and-run death involving ex-Viking star Senser's wife ruled accidental
• As the weather turns, area clinics prepare to administer flu shots
• VIKINGS: McNabb not panicking despite his terrible start
• 'Come on down': Former North Dakotan, UND alumnus featured on the 'Price is Right'
• GF Park Board names Harris development director
• OBIT: Malcolm Wallop, 78, former Wyoming U.S. senator
• Not just science fiction: Planet orbits 2 suns
• Ex-Viking Senser's wife charged in fatal hit-and-run
• Two killed in Williston area oil well explosion
• Postal Service may close processing centers in GF, Devils Lake, Minot and Bemidji
• Marine credited with saving 36 lives in Afghanistan fire-fight receives Medal of Honor
• International Falls reaches record low temperature for September
• Man gets 8 years in prison for attacking 82-year-old woman with dumbbell
• MINNESOTA: Rain, cold and crews slow Pagami fire
• Search is on for the next 'Krolls Lady'
• CDC reports drop in N.D. adult smokers
• UPDATE: Freeze warning lifted, temperatures warming
• NORWAY: 2 killed, at least 9 injured in fire on cruise ship along coast
• Superior murder scene burglary suspect charged in Iron Range theft
• Primus tabbed to lead UND Athletics marketing
• Sioux tackle Chilly Fillmore Invitational in Texas
• Company plans to build wind farm near Hettinger, N.D.
• Judge denies appeal of Maryland man sentenced for fraud
• CHEF JEFF - ONE BYTE AT A TIME: Pico de Gallo
• Man Killed When Pickup Crashes onto Fargo Air Base
• CHEF JEFF: Marinated Skirt Steak Sandwiches
• Altru to begin adding Mayo Clinic signage
• Bachmann shot at Perry over vaccine stings her too
• Community pulls together after Forest River elevator fire, local leaders vow to rebuild
• Red Lake man indicted for domestic assault
• UPDATE: Liberals would raise Social Security tax for rich
• Push underway to cut drugs for dementia patients
• Justice Ginsburg slides to safety off airplane
• Stocks jump on hopes for progress on Greece's debt
• N.D. House leader: Special session starts Nov. 7
• Calmer winds to slow growth of Minnesota wildfire
• UPDATE: Obama touts jobs bill benefits for small business
• Liberals would raise Social Security tax for rich
• Hearing for Valley City police chief postponed
• VIDEO: NASA unveils giant new rocket design
• Freeze warning issued for parts of eastern North Dakota
• JEFF TIEDEMAN: Fruit of the vine
• THEIR OPINION: NLRB v. Boeing - and jobs
• NDSU president says private plane expense is justified
• Pagami Creek fire largest Minnesota fire since 1918
• Jay Cooke drowning victim identified
• North Dakota coyote numbers up
• North Dakota 2011 floods cost: $509 million
• N.D. man pleads guilty to attacking man with utility knife
• Male passenger killed in Fargo wreck
• Matthew, Sioux finish strong at Nebraska
• Sioux set to face second straight WAC foe
• Student men's hockey season ticket information
• Man's body recovered from St. Louis River in Jay Cooke State Park
• New evidence cites more BP oil spill mistakes
• Bachmann: Gov. Perry engaged in 'crony capitalism'
• Lawyer: Iran sets bail for 2 jailed Americans, clearing the way for their release
• VIDEO: Motorcyclist's life saved by heroes who lifted car
• Locked out Crystal workers attend job fair
• The Kegs placed on national historic register
• UND makes U.S. news, Military Friendly lists
• UPDATE: Boundary Waters fire hits 60,000 acres
• Armrest wars: Flights are fuller than ever
• Nearly 1 in 6 Americans in poverty, Census says
• 'Plume-driven' BWCAW fire sweeps across 60,000 acres
• N.D. man sentenced in child pornography case
• Authorities show items found with deceased infant
• Minnesota Democratic lawmakers want to bring back homestead tax credit
• Sioux tee off on Nebraska's Fairway Club Invite
• N.D. boasts best job outlook in U.S.
• OUR OPINION: Oil, wind firms alike should protect birds
• High traffic crashes Target's website
• Sioux open Green Bay Fall Invitational
• N.D. man pleads guilty to Internet luring charge
• N.D. man sentenced for stabbing victim with knife
• Gunmen attack school van in Pakistan; 5 dead
• Minot man injured in train-pedestrian accident
• Man sentenced for assault outside Dunseith, N.D., bar
• Insurgents attack U.S. Embassy in Afghan captital
• Obama to promote jobs plan in Ohio, Boehner's home state
• U.S. stock futures fall after 2nd day of gains
• Missouri River flooding damage bills adding up
• 2011-12 UND Athletics calendars now on sale!
• Spotlight on Rachael Loomis
• Mersereau earns CFPA national weekly honor
• Pawlenty endorses Romney in GOP race
• Evacuations ordered as Boundary Waters fire spreads outside park
• Hope man dies in rollover
• 9/11 memorial plaza in NYC to open to public
• WEEKLY DNR ENFORCEMENT REPORT: Aquatic invasive species checks, Early goose and youth waterfowl seasons etc.
• Report: Top college athletes worth 6 figures
• Verdict reached in Duluth's Lakeside-shooting trial
• Moving on from 9/11? Not all Americans are ready
• Gallup, N.M., builds 'world's largest Navajo taco'
• Lawyer: Ga. soldier didn't kill roommates in Iraq
• Obama would hike taxes to pay for his jobs bill
• N.D. awarded grant to improve sex offender programs
• Military jets safely escort NYC, Detroit flights
• N.D. officials expect worst pheasant year since 2001
• EGF City Council considering GF wastewater sharing issue
• 'You're out of control': Williams fined $2,000 by U.S. Open
• Two GF men arrested in connection with theft
• OUR OPINION: Let county commissioners settle stadium tax question
• Man hurt after bar incident in Minot
• SpongeBob in hot water from study of 4-year-olds
• Student loan default rates jump
• Police identify victim in Fargo stabbing death
• NYC mayor: Victim in political operative's trial?
• 2 boys slain, alleged attacker kills self in Texas
• 4 terror suspects interrogated in Sweden
• S.D. girl dies from hunting accident
• N.D. Capitol featuring state products
• VW recalls 30,000 Jettas to fix long tailpipes
• Favre invited to annual governor's pheasant hunt
• Tombstone finally marks Civil War veteran's grave
• SOCCER: S.D. State 5, UND 1
• WOMEN'S SOCCER: Sunday's result
• Sioux suffer defeat to Jackrabbits
• Thousands Gather in Newfolden, MN, to Remember a Day That Changed America
• As White House was evacuated, Duluth native stayed at his post on Sept. 11
• CHEF JEFF - ONE BYTE AT A TIME: Lunch-Box Pizza
• Estimated size of Boundary Waters fire jumps 40 percent
• AUTO RACING: Seng captures Seitz 92-lap feature
• Several areas closed due to Boundary Waters fire
• Nick Corbi, Roseau, Minn., letter: Representative lives up to voters' expectations
• Kathy Ashe, Grand Forks, letter: Why are the students not 'former students'?
• Richard Mahowald, East Grand Forks, Minn., letter: To save UND,repeal House Bill 1263
• TV Picks: 'Space Between' is a story of 9/11 aftermath
• RYAN BAKKEN: Sioux-Bison rivalry shines spotlight on UND sports other than hockey
• Trophy caribou: Check
• PRAIRIE GARDENER: Hardy hibiscus gives us a taste of the tropics
• ANN BAILEY: Singing the praises of chickens
• Duluthian once played on Russian hockey team involved in plane crash
• Big second half rallies Idaho past Sioux
• Smed leads North Dakota past Broncos
• Hundreds flock to REA for Fan Fest, tickets
• Live chat: Football at Idaho
• For the fun of it: UND graduate bikes across country
• Vikings lock Adrian Peterson into long-term deal
• VIDEO: United Tribes Powwow in full swing this weekend
• Bocce ball bonanza: Sport combining lawn bowling and curling grows in popularity
• Gophers coach Kill collapses, leaves game
• Courage of Flight 93 victims lauded at dedication
• D.C. Police: Suspicious activity tips up 60 percent
• Japanese air traffic controller leaks Obama flight plans
• Inge's ninth inning homer lifts Tigers over Twins
• Sanford quietly growing in East Grand Forks
• CHEF JEFF - ONE BYTE AT A TIME: Grilled Tenderloin
• 2011 FAN FEST: Fan-friendly frenzy for Sioux hockey
• A changed America: Marking 10 years since 9/11
• Drag racing returns to Duluth streets on Sunday
• 'Library' lends out tools for free to Northland residents
• Juiced moose let loose after fermented berry binge
• Rick Lubbers column: Packers should rule NFC North
• Parlich propels Sioux past San Jose State
• AUTO RACING: Seitz feature finds its pole-sitter
• VIDEO: North Dakota National Guard members discuss how Sept. 11 changed their lives
• Four women arrested Fargo prostitution sting
• GAME DAY: UND at Idaho
• John Crabtree, Lyons, Neb., letter: Let N.D. make N.D.'s health care decisions
• Nancy Overby, Grand Forks, letter: Respect at beet plant must work both ways
• Paul Cline, Buckeye, Ariz., letter: Let supply and demand settle labor dispute
• BISON FOOTBALL: Two veteran players to start for the first time
• IN THE SPIRIT: Fallapalooza and Mission Blitz - two reminders to "Be the Church"
• OUR OPINION: Senate leader says it plain about name
• Rose carries Sioux men at Eastern Illinois
• Runner-up finish for Emerson highlights EIU meet
• Sioux and Coyotes battle to scoreless draw
• Men's basketball sets 23rd annual Sioux Hoopers
• Gauchos take three from North Dakota
• Ninth annual 9/11 Ceremony to take place at International Peace Garden
• UND FOOTBALL NOTEBOOK: UND ready to take on Idaho after last season's loss
• 19th Education Field Day set for Monday at Fort Totten
• Overnight burglaries reported at two Grand Forks locations
• Karlstad, Minn., City Council agrees to hear pitch to save city hall
• GGF NOTEBOOK: Green Wave snap long winless streak
• Longtime Crookston radio announcer Don Mulvaney dies
• 10 years later, UND reflects on Sept. 11's meaning, lingering challenges
• Residents lead the charge for new community center in Lancaster, Minn.
• N.D. oil patch sets production record
• UPDATE: N.D. Senate Democratic leader considering run for governor
• N.D. newspaper editor retires, in part, because of anonymous backlash online
• UPDATE: Power back on for most in Arizona, California and Mexico
• Officials chase unconfirmed al-Qaida bomb threat
• Itasca County man dead after blast
• Pakistan warns of plot to free bin Laden's wives
• Biden: Obama willing to work with GOP on jobs plan
• Slipping Bachmann seeks jolt for GOP campaign
• Flood disaster aid deadline nears for N.D. residents
• Days of rain trigger widespread Northeast floods
• Captain Jihad: Ex-terrorist is now comic book hero
• Appeals court upholds conviction of St. Cloud game killer
• N.D. congressional delegation reacts to Obama speech
• Sioux at home 14 times in 2011-12
• Sioux announce 2011-12 basketball schedule
• A pair of border battles await UND soccer
• Men’s hockey single-game tickets on sale Sept. 10
• FARM: Wet spring, but most area farmers able to plant
• GGF HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL PREVIEW: Riders hope to control trenches
• Newfolden, Minn., plans 9/11 commemoration; expect over 3,000 to attend
• Fershee appointed associate dean at UND School of Law
• Walk-in flu shot clinic Sept. 21 in Polk County
• Audio files reveal 9/11 air traffic horror
• Man charged with killing Bismarck police officer moved to Cass County Jail
• OUR OPINION: Scheels sure to be regional draw
• Minnesota gets top marks elder care
• Stock open lower after unemployment claims spike
• Texas residents quickly fled as wildfire closed in
• Wind delays NASA launch of twin moon spacecraft
• More people applied for unemployment benefits
• White House aide: Time for Congress to act on jobs
• Analysis: GOP debate raises jobs pressure on Obama
• Fed Chairman Ben Bernanke to speak in Minneapolis
• Russians search for crashed plane's data recorders
• Gadhafi loyalists fire rockets from desert bastion
• Palestinians officially launch statehood campaign
• UND-Idaho to be televised regionally
• UND-NDSU men's basketball tickets on sale Sept. 10
• Time to break out your tree planting gloves
• Arc seeks awards
• GOP debate features first appearance for Perry
• Sobriety checkpoint in Rolette County
• N.D. farmer dies after trench collapses, traps him
• 911 tapes from Nev. shooting reveal frantic scene
• 2 Texans trade barbs in GOP presidential race
• UPDATE: Stocks surge after Germany upholds bailout plan
• Confusion in Libya over Gadhafi's whereabouts
• Jail time follows date night high speed chase in Perham, Minn.
• McDonalds coming to Perham
• VIDEO: Hockey in shock after Russian jet crash kills 43
• Former Minnesota auditor 60 months for stealing funds
• Land corridor approved for $280million power line in North Dakota
• Shocker: Power demand from U.S. homes is falling
• OUR OPINION: Flood risk map stretches from coast to coast
• Fighting Sioux tally statement win over Bison
• Produce donations sought from N.D. gardeners
• Russell claims Great West defensive honor
• Sioux seek revenge in rematch with Idaho
• Sept. 17 pregame social set at Fresno State
• Live chat: UND vs. NDSU
• AFTER 9/11: Polling says OK to trade some freedoms to fight terrorism
• Gadhafi spokesman: Toppled Libyan leader resolute
• Dickinson's Wardner new N.D. Sen. majority leader
• Obama to propose $300 billion to jump-start jobs
• Motorcycle crash on I-29 in Richland County kills 25-year-old woman
• UND FOOTBALL: Distributing the work load
• Weather cooperates on first day of pre-pile beet harvest
• UPDATE: Truck driver sentenced in Highway 2 accident
• CHEF JEFF - ONE BYTE AT A TIME: Lemon Mascarpone Tarts
• Breaking News: Scheels plans move to Columbia Mall
• MN State Fair attendance 3rd biggest ever
• Bond set at $1 million for accused Belfield murderer
• Sid Walker, step-father of Dru Sjodin, dies after long battle with cancer
• Astronauts' tracks, trash seen in new moon photos
• Spirit Lake: The fight for 'Fighting Sioux' continues
• Family of alleged hit-and-run victim files wrongful death lawsuit against Senser, wife
• After losing her vision, Northland teen sets sights on inline marathon
• NDSU researcher finds link between mother's diet, child's cancer risk
• Air drops bring aid to typhoon-isolated Japanese
• Lee's remnants cause twisters, flooding in South
• Meet the UND hockey teams at Sioux Fan Fest!
• Miller snags pair of weekly accolades
• The rivalry continues as Sioux host Bison
• Mathison, Haugen go Fishin' on reality show
• Pakistan detains 3 al-Qaida suspects
• 4 N.D. airports getting $7.6M in federal grants
• Breaking News: Park River, N.D., man dies in rollover Sunday night
• CHEF JEFF - ONE BYTE AT A TIME: Green Curry
• CHEF JEFF: Grilled Garden Veggies with Pasta
• After 7 shutout innings, White Sox top Twins 2-1
• Bachmann opens S.C. forum railing against Obama
• Authorities arrest two of the four prisoners who escaped in Douglas County
• UPDATE: Mubarak trial witness: no order to shoot protests
• Alaska man killed in airplane collision with girlfriend
• Minnesota trooper who shot, killed motorist is named
• Still undecided, Palin rails against Obama
• Patched-up schools to open after flooding in Minot
• Vikings lock up LB Chad Greenway for next 5 years
• 1 Dead In Rollover Near Park River, ND
• In GF, 'Smile Wide Day' honors Ali Borgen
• American Crystal to start harvest with fill-in workers; union officials say safety, productivity could suffer
• Minnesota students paying for budget cuts
• A weakened Lee still poses flood threat in South
• Israeli army: 3 houses razed in West Bank outpost
• Obama to spend Labor Day at Detroit AFL-CIO rally
• Killer typhoon brings more misery to Japan
• Wind-driven fires kill woman, child in East Texas
• Rebel reinforcements arrive at Gadhafi stronghold
• Sutton garners GWC weekly offensive accolade
• Women's soccer falls to No. 11 Marquette
• Robb shines on final day, ties for eighth
• Breaking News: Crookston police release more info on Saturday's fatal crash
• CHEF JEFF - ONE BYTE AT A TIME: Buttermilk Panna Cotta with Berries
• Minnesota, Wisconsin hunting regulations change
• That unidentified flaming object in Northland skies? It was a fireball, experts say
• Lure of the lodge: Winnipeg River gets into the blood when you grow up there -- just ask Jessica Pedruchny
• FACES: Reaping what they sow
• This Labor Day, America's losing patience with jobless
• Flight 93 memorial: 10 years later, $10 million short
• VIEWPOINT: Sorry, libertarians, but crop insurance flat-out works
• VIEWPOINT: Rural America needs next-gen wireless network
• VIEWPOINT: Ads remain a powerful anti-smoking tool
• OUR OPINION: Flood insurance: A problem ripe for solution
• Conversion to digital technology costly for small movie theaters
• Argyle woman life flighted to St. Paul after early morning accident
• Sioux take out Thunderbirds in three sets
• Northland bear hunt bears success
• Fast start for Robb highlights opening day
• North Dakota takes down Green Bay in three sets
• Season off and running for Rose, Fighting Sioux
• Emerson paces Sioux at UND Ron Pynn Invitational
• Breaking News: One Dead In Accident In Crookston, MN
• TV Picks: 'Rescue Me' ends its run as 9/11 approaches
• UND CROSS COUNTRY: Sioux off and running
• AREA 9/11 OBSERVANCES
• Victim's lawyer says 'about time' for Senser family to step forward; wife was driving SUV in fatal hit-run, their lawyer says
• UPDATE: Congress returns, unpopular as well as divided
• Disasters in U.S.: An extreme and exhausting year
• Woman dies in two-car accident near Lakota
• WIDMAN'S CANDY SHOP: 100 years old and still chipper
• FAITH: 'Kick-off Sunday' ... 'Financial Peace University' ... Linda Evans Shepherd
• CHEF JEFF - ONE BYTE AT A TIME: Economic Collapse Crumb Cake
• Libya rebels push toward a Gadhafi stronghold
• North Carolina man gets life in prison for nursing home slayings
• Northern Minnesota landowners livid about mineral leasing contracts
• Duluth program gives first-time offenders a chance to clear record by volunteering
• N.D. drug case dismissed after ruling on search
• Belfield murder suspect in custody
• THEIR OPINION: Stop the MNSCU executive bonus train
• MINOT: Major concert hopes to raise spirits, funds
• Green Bay withstands UND's second-half surge
• Construction activity humming along in Grand Forks
• Fighting Sioux sweep Montana
• Murder suspect found, Belfield group promotes domestic violence awareness
• Download the new UND athletics Android app
• BRAD DOKKEN: Garrison Dam flows continue to claim smelt, other fish species
• RALPH KINGSBURY: Forecast calls for more growth (yawn)
• Remaining N.D. deer tags to be available Sept. 14
• MAN CAMP: Oil play life in N.D. not for everyone
• Co-ed charity kickball team kicks off season
• New higher education leaders, new cooperative spirit
• University of Minnesota president in transition phase
• Pakistan: Suspected Taliban militants abduct 30 boys in Afghanistan
• Colorado truck driver fined $70 in alleged N.D. road rage incident
• Higher pasta prices result from North Dakota's flooded fields
• Petersburg man injured in crash with grader
• Power companies go on defensive in darkened East
• State looking at health disparities in rural Minnesota
• Fans Show Pride At Possible Last Football Opener As Fighting Sioux
• Man pleads not guilty to murdering N.D. officer
• Duhamel returns home to Minot for Black Eyed Peas weekend concert
• Sioux pitch shutout in season-opening win
• Judge determine whether to let Mankato children testify in dad's homicide trial
• Anoka County boy, 3, on life support after suspected abuse
• N.D. man sues over alleged oil rig injuries
• Woodbury, Minn., police dept. which has stored impounded cars wherever they could, including a water tower, now looking for permanent home for vehicles
• Sioux embracing tough test this weekend
• Watch soccer live on UND Insider
• UND hosts North Dakota Volleyball Classic
• Recently released Moorhead sex offender speaks
• UPDATE: Fairbanks found guilty of first-degree murder
• THE LIST: Black Eyed Peas benefit ... Movie Mania ... Book signing ... more
• White House requests $5.2B in new disaster funds
• Duluth man sentenced for June high-speed chase in northwest N.D.
• Minnesota pilot killed in northwest Ontario plane crash
• Hastings residents, on the lookout after abduction attempts, call in numerous suspicious vehicles
• Breaking News: Overnight storm topples large trees, damages some buildings in Grafton
• Helping Hands
• UND VOLLEYBALL: Sioux get Big Sky gauge
• UPDATE: Criminal complaint shows Belfield man accused of murder confesses; vehicle located
• Mess-up by judge, lawyers give St. Paul child molester big sentencing break
• New stadium obstacle emerges as Vikings offer more
• Last-minute campers still have options
• Driver going wrong way injures 4 near Bemidji
• Bison Video Blog Season Predictions
• N.D. ranks 10th in nation for deadliest rural roads
• DEATH OF ANOTHER NHL ENFORCER: Wade Belak, 35 and recently retired, found dead in Toronto
• WEATHER: A warmer, and possibly stormy, start to Labor Day weekend
• DRU SJODIN CASE: 'Nothing but sadness'
• Second man dies after Highway 22 crash north of Dickinson
• Twin Cities union rally targets American Crystal Sugar's replacement worker provider
• U.S. wins gold in high jump, 1,500 meters at worlds
• Survey: Economy sluggish in Midwest, Plains
• Fuel gel for firepots recalled by 10 companies
• Virginia, Minn., mayor 'shocked' that police chief reinstated after allegations
• BELFIELD, N.D.: Police search for suspect in woman's death
• FAIRBANKS TRIAL: Jury resumes deliberations
• NCHC initiates search for first commissioner
• 'Down on his luck' runaway Lakeville, Minn., dad to appear in California court
• Driver who struck crowd in north Minneapolis convicted of 3rd-degree murder
• Accused dad: 'Horse play' preceded toss of son, 7, overboard during cruise
• 'B-NUMBER 2": Minnesota festival patrons take chance on 'cow plop bingo'
• FEMA chief: Irene recovery efforts won't be hindered by dwindling disaster aid fund
• Apartment shootings near Dakota Magic Casino put 2 in hospitals
• Irene after effects continue to disrupt East Coast
• Government sues to block AT&T, T-Mobile merger
• Belfield police investigating Tuesday night homicide
• T.I. leaves prison; has TV, book deals
• UPDATE: Minnesota finds money for honor guards at vet funerals
• CHEF JEFF: Skillet Pork Chops
• Miss the live chat? Read what Herald sportswriters, chat room had to say
• Twins hold back White Sox, end Chicago win streak
• VIKINGS: Hip surgery takes backup linebacker Brinkley out of action
• Blackhawk landing, rappelling soldiers part of UND Military Appreciation Day events
• NEW FLOOD CONTROL SNAG: City of Devils Lake wants state's land purchase proposal in writing
• Struggle on East Coast to recover from Irene continues
• Police: Arsonist targeted home where N.D. native and ex-Viking Dave Osborn, others were sleeping
• UNIQUE PERSPECTIVE: Former corporate exec sees different side as locked-out American Crystal worker
• Greater Grand Forks Young Professionals hire executive director
• DeMers to be honored Oct. 1 as N.D. Women's Network's Woman of the Year
• 7th District's Peterson shifts tone, scales back dollar pledge for Red River Valley water retention projects
• Authorities seize $12,000 shipment of counterfeit Winnipeg Jets jerseys
• TELETHON TRANSITION: MDA reality show of shows built in Jerry Lewis' image one for Labor Days past
• STILL BUBBLY AFTER 50 YEARS: N.D. makes a splash for Mr. Bubble bath soap
• JEFF TIEDEMAN: Veggie delights
• Survivors recall lesser known 1956 tornado
• Moorhead police: Teen, 16, coerced into cleaning in skimpy outfits
• Driver in fatal Hummer crash in Stearns County pleads guilty
• TWINS: Concussion concerns resurface for Morneau
• Sioux open 2011 campaign at home vs. Drake
• Rights group: Libyan troops used human shields, raped and took hostages
• 'I NEVER HAD PAIN LIKE THAT': Arizona man, 86, Arizona man describes shears impaling eye socket
• Park River woman facing DUI charges after accident in her own driveway
• Park River, N.D., husband in hospital, wife arrested for DUI after garage crash
• VIKINGS: Center John Sullivan, back from injuries, feeling 'like a new person'
• UND FOOTBALL: Sioux QB still has plenty to prove
• Family Accused in 16-hour Lakota, ND, Armed Standoff Won't Leave Property After Warrants Issued
• Jury's $60,000 verdict stands against ex-Grand Forks council member Hoff for blog's role in U of M firing
• Minnesota dad who abandoned son, 11, arrested in California
• IT'S OPEN: New $21 million Grand Forks airport terminal in operation
• Ex-NBA player Crittenton arrested in Georgia murder case
• UPDATE: Fairbanks takes the stand in own defense today in deputy murder trial
• Suspected scabies in Grand Forks group home raises concerns
• UND student newspaper fights $18,000 deficit
• LIFTOFF: First passengers depart from Grand Forks' new Dorgan Terminal
• Organizations team to raise money toward Somalia famine relief
• Devils Lake area prefers east lake outlet in operation down to 1,446-foot elevation
• Brewing congressional battle over replenishing disaster aid looms
• OUR OPINION: Carlson's interference doesn't help UND
• Last week, it was stolen ice cream; this week, it's stolen dishes from same Hastings residence
• UND to honor former dean Vito Perrone Wednesday
• Employment on veterans' minds as Obama speaks at national American Legion convention in Minneapolis
• TWINS: Poor defense cost Minnesota chance to beat White Sox, Gardenhire says
• Obama, speaking at national American Legion convention in Minneapolis, to tackle issues facing vets
• Technology changing movie industry for small town theaters
• 1 dead, 3 injured in Minneapolis stabbing
• UND Drive: Back in the Alerus Center
• Sioux sweep weekly soccer honors
• AP EXCLUSIVE: Upset Afghans intentionally scuttle U.S.-Taliban talks
• CHEF JEFF: City Chicken
• LYNX: Augustus, Moore lead Minnesota's No. 1 seed-clinching victory over Silver Stars
• Hughes hits 2 HRs as Twins finally top Tigers 11-4, end losing skid
• TWINS: Mauer, looking forward to 2012, says critics of his toughness 'unfair'
• Asking price for North Dakota ranch: $5.1 million
• Obama's uncle held in Massachusetts by immigration authorities
• Irene's death toll leaps to 38; Vermont towns battle floods
• CHEF JEFF - ONE BYTE AT A TIME: Key Lime Pie
• UPDATE: Polygamist leader Jeffs in medically induced coma, source says
• A few more weeks remain of DeMers Avenue construction
• Breaking News: Devils Lake commission reverses stance, gets behind east lake outlet
• 2 UND Athletes Trade in Basketballs for Catfish on National TV Show
• Downtown Fargo makes Forbes' list of 'most transformed neighborhoods'
• Flood emergency status lifted at Nebraska nuclear plant
• Minneapolis teacher injured in classroom chemical explosion
• FAIRBANKS TRIAL: Prosecution rests case
• UPDATE: Carlson upset with 'premature' action on nickname
• Twin Cities attempted murder suspect arrested in Benson, Minn.
• Campaigns find some truths are inconvenient
• Motorcycle crash kills West Fargo man
• GIRLS GOT THEIR GOAT...AND MANKATO ZOO'S, TOO: Pajama-clad stepsisters, 6 and 7, caught walking their 'pet'
• Hay very scarce, expensive in drought-stricken southern Plains
• Fort Totten boy, 10, dead after Sunday night bicycle-pickup collision
• Erskine woman, 21, dies in Saturday night crash
• VIKINGS: Receivers, cornerbacks, offensive linemen will be toughest cuts
• SPORTS COMMENTARY: Luke Hughes emerges as a Twins-like player
• NO 'MONSTER': Irene still wet, deadly and expensive
• Sioux blank Northern Illinois
• CHEF JEFF - ONE BYTE AT A TIME: Roasted Tomato and Basil Soup
• TRAVEL: At road's end, small town offers the North in a nutshell
• Accidental muskie takes anglers on a tour of Island Lake
• MARILYN HAGERTY: UND student president wants to leave Sioux nickname in the past
• RYAN BAKKEN: Additions to the local dictionary
• Niversity of Manitoba prof loses legal challenge to student Ph.D.
• ANN BAILEY: Water-logged basement adds insult to injury
• FACES: She's a dog's best friend
• PRAIRIE GARDENER: The best time to divide irises is late August through September
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• NORTH DAKOTA HISTORY: Four places urged for historic register
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• Sioux fall to No. 19 Dayton in season opener
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• UND Drive: Mussman talks depth, names starting QB
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• Authorities: Erskine, MN, House Fire Was Arson
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• 'Valley News Live' shakeup adds 6:30 p.m. newscast, reassigns anchors Huebner, Goetz
• Sherlock playground organizers seek volunteer help
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• Vito Perrone, UND dean who sought to reform teaching and teacher training, dies
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• AUTO RACING: Preparing for another big show
• SHOCK IN MEXICO: Deadly casino attack stuns Mexicans
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• UND Drive: 'We are officially onto Drake'
• Sioux to take on a pair of MAC opponents
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• New at this year's Minnesota State Fair: Food, fun and music
• Man involved in Valley City shooting, fatal crash identified
• LaMoure, N.D., crop sprayer pilot in critical condition after crash
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• FAIRBANKS TRIAL: Jury panel down to 14
• UPDATE: Crystal, union talks break down
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• UND chosen for nearly $3 million research project
• CHEF JEFF - ONE BYTE AT A TIME: Cuban Tiramisu
• WCHA invites fellow leftover CCHA schools to join
• Feds charge oil companies with killing migratory birds in western N.D.
• POLL: 87% in U.S. disapprove of Congress in debt crisis aftermath; Republicans could pay greatest price
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• VIDEO: CNBC's 'Mad Money' comes to N.D., talks about state jobs, Bakken oil
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• Red Lake Nation plans to reforest 50,000 acres
• Semitrailer wedges under Minot overpass
• UND Drive: Adjusting on the fly
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• Loomis earns weekly honors, Sioux picked fourth
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• Authorities: Man found dead at Baldhill Dam after firing shots into Valley City businesses
• Carlisle sworn in to succeed late state Rep. Bob Stenehjem
• Bismarck federal judge sentences 3 men on child porn charges
• Apple says Steve Jobs resigns as CEO, says he can no longer handle the job
• Libyan rebels hunt Gadhafi, try to secure Tripoli
• Strengthening Irene becomes Category 3 hurricane en route to East Coast
• FAIRBANKS TRIAL: Emergency workers find Dewey wounded in the snow
• Workers burned in N.D. rig explosion file lawsuit
• Masked man threatens children in Rochester, Minn.
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• VIDEO: Police: Baby tossed from California hospital has died
• Panel: Ex-Enterprise captain who produced raunchy videos can stay in Navy
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• Five months after being rescued, a bald eagle was released Wednesday morning at Carpenter Nature Center
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• Sioux Award winners announced by UND Alumni Association, UND Foundation
• Breaking News: UND first-day enrollment increases 4.8 percent over year ago
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• USDA Rural Development dollars give N.D. boost
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• JEFF TIEDEMAN: It's the pits
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• LIBYA: Rebels battle Gadhafi forces near his Tripoli compound
• Report: North Korea reported ready to halt nuclear missile tests if talks resume
• Search continues for hidden damage after East Coast quake
• VIDEO: Washington Monument closed indefinitely after post-quake cracks found
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• Look out for another exciting season of volleyball
• 18 year-old Duluth track standout dies in his sleep
• Nuclear preparedness drill planned in Monticello, Minn.
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• EAST COAST QUAKE: Most powerful shake in 67 years rattles people, buildings from South Carolina to Maine
• Construction to begin today on temporary housing in Burlington, N.D.
• Bismarck mother faces child neglect charges over alleged drunkeness during stove fire
• 2010 U.S. Senate candidate Potter urges retiring Conrad to reconsider
• TWINS: Revere's sensational catch bright moment during Twins' loss to Orioles
• Hurricane Irene becoming first major U.S. threat in almost 3 years
• Jury "dry-fires" gun used to shoot Deputy Dewey
• Grand Forks legislators ready to change Fighting Sioux nickname law
• Union leader sends letter to Crystal president
• 'IT'S NOT A LOGO': Proud of creation, disappointed by its fate, 'Fighting Sioux' artist says symbolism always intended to 'bridge all the gaps'
• 2 people, dog rescued after boat struck Ashland, Wis., breakwall
• THAT REMINDS ME WITH MARILYN HAGERTY: Herald bid farewell to founder George Winship 100 years ago
• Breaking News: 'WE ARE GOING TO WIN': Gadhafi son resurfaces, free and vowing to fight
• Armed robbery reported in Cloquet
• Minnesota lieutenant governor to bring state officials to Iron Range
• For college freshmen, life has always been like a box of chocolates
• Silver prices have some cashing in
• Northern Minnesota woman who faked Army service in Afghanistan pleads guilty
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• Minnesota lawmaker who received retroactive pay after shutdown to take cut
• Now-retired MNSCU chancelllor got $50,000 in performance pay in 2010
• 3M pays $3 million to nearly 300 employees to resolve age bias suit
• Anoka County couple died in murder-suicide, sheriff confirms
• UND Drive: Bowling with a purpose
• Spotlight on volleyball juniors and seniors
• U.S. Diplomat: Gadhafi's whereabouts not yet known
• Libyan rebels claim control of most of Tripoli
• World urges Gadhafi to surrender, plans future
• Uneven post-9/11 data-cloaking persists
• S.D. gov says flood fight not over; urges caution
• Cropduster crash in South Dakota kills pilot
• Hurricane Irene slams Puerto Rico; could hit U.S.
• GOLD RUSH: Exchange rate for gold has doubled since recession
• WEEKLY DNR ENFORCEMENT REPORT: Doe and fawn poached in Polk County, Bear baiting compliance etc.
• CHEF JEFF: Pheasant Stew
• Hospitals are giving faster heart care, study says
• Fla. AG: Casey Anthony should serve probation
• Grafton appointed interim vice president of ag, university extension
• Northern Crops Institute has new director
• Anderson named general manager for FUMIC, FUSA
• 18 Minnesota lawmakers got shutdown pay retroactively
• VIDEO: Martin Luther King joins Lincoln, Roosevelt on National Mall
• Report filed indicating possible abduction attempt in Hastings neighborhood
• Hoeven: Gallup index rank No. 1 job market in nation
• N.D. gas prices hold steady
• Scholarship to honor UND aviation grad killed at KC air show
• Another Devils Lake outlet pump has problems
• Former N.D. state Rep. picked as Stenehjem successor
• No 2020 Olympic bid for U.S.
• Iron Range energy project seeks lifeline in more funding, new fuel source
• NDSU sues over denied claim in building collapse
• ATV accident injures three
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• Sioux Shop 'Fire Sale' to be held at the Betty
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• Man feared drowned in Iron Range mine pit
• NFL: Vikings turn back Seahawks 20-7
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• Tropical Storm Irene approaching Leeward Islands
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• 2 shot in SF parking lot after Raiders-49ers game
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• Woman, her mother, grandmother die in wreck
• History of bills Rep. Al Carlson has supported
• FACES: Kent Broten's love for old iron started at an early age
• ANN BAILEY: Bat removal requires courage and leather gloves
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• BRAD DOKKEN COLUMN: Manitoba catfish trip offers chance to fish extremely high river in a drought
• Stomach for research: SDSU student probes Devils Lake walleye diets
• Breaking News: One dies in Benson County rollover
• Current Sioux defeat Alumni in annual event
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• Sioux defeat alumni in exhibition friendly
• UND Drive: That's a wrap
• LIFE ON THE PICKET LINE: American Crystal workers keep the faith
• Area schools escape deep cuts from budget ax for now
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• ONLINE NOSTALGIA: Facebook unites current and former Valley City residents
• Accident sends three to hospital
• The King reigns at RCS
• UND FOOTBALL: Offense taking shape, starting QB spot still up for grabs
• Meet the Trashy Ladies of Ravenna Township
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• CHEF JEFF - ONE BYTE AT A TIME: Venison with Gravy
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• 2 Minot men dead in Montana highway crash
• Perry: Troop withdrawals need careful discussion
• VIDEO: Iran sentences 2 American hikers to 8 years in jail
• Donations needed for Minot area flood relief
• Richard Hanson, Grafton, N.D., letter: An alternative to America's costly empire
• Chuck Goyette, Red Lake Falls, Minn.: Keystone pipeline transports big trouble
• Matthew Rothchild, Robbinsdale, Minn., letter: High prices threaten oil patch's growth
• Nancy Trygg, Grand Forks, letter: Smoke gets in your neighbors' eyes
• Pickup burns in south GF wheat field
• Months later, Giffords now knows who gunman killed
• Deal frees 3 men convicted in Cub Scout slayings
• Sanford unveils plans for $360 million Fargo center
• AMERICAN CRYSTAL LOCKOUT UPDATE: Day 20, No talks scheduled
• Who will be picked to lead new college hockey league?
• Official: 2 Pakistani soldiers killed in ambush
• Syria condemns Obama's call for Assad to step down
• Alumni volleyball match set for Saturday
• UND rallies for season-opening win over Coyotes
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• Carlson will not sponsor reversal of Fighting Sioux nickname decision
• GGF SOCCER PREVIEW: Rebuild? Wave prefer reloading
• Minnesotan convicted in baby's death wins new trial, released on bail from prison
• Former Duluth surgeon settles another lawsuit out of court
• Interior remodeling of Cabela's store completed
• Breaking News: Early a.m. storm downs numerous trees, utility poles and lines in, near Bemidji
• UND WOMEN'S SOCCER: Sioux complete comeback
• Famous NFL ref to keep lawyers in line at Duluth conference
• 3 men convicted in 1993 Cub Scout slayings go free
• ILLEGAL IMMIGRANT, LEGITIMATE HERO: New Mexico man honored for saving girl, 6, from child abductor
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• BABE RUTH WORLD SERIES: Early deficit dooms Grand Forks
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• MARILYN HAGERTY: Old firefighters don't die; they just fade away
• UND to kick off 2011 season tomorrow hosting USD
• BACK-TO-SCHOOL 'CON-FLATION'? Some retailers accused of cheap tweaks to justify price increases
• Dalrymple, other governors meet to avert repeat of destructive Missouri River flooding
• N.D. high court: Lawyers' Bible stories won't reopen 2001 Gaede murder conviction case
• N.D. Supreme Court upholds Pederson guilty pleas in Grand Forks robberies
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• Fort Yates, N.D., man who kicked federal officer with cleats sentenced
• BISMARCK: Missouri River below flood stage
• Jamestown College wrestling coach resigns following domestic dispute
• U.S. GYMNASTICS CHAMPIONSHIPS: Wieber lives up to hype in 1st day
• Minnesota study looks at impacts of oil spill on loons
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• FAIRBANKS TRIAL: Officer's partner recounts night of shooting
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• Shutdown over, Dayton to 'do what I can' on jobs
• AMERICAN CRYSTAL LOCKOUT: Day 19 and still no talks scheduled
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• Guard send-off set in Austin for 159 soldiers
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• Rosemount, Minn., man sentenced in extortion scheme that ends in suicide
• City of Devils Lake seeks another $10.5 million from state to help bolster levee
• EGF finance director retires
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• Northstar gets tax break
• Report: Former booster, Ponzi schemer provided extra benefits to many U of Miami players
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• Charges: Teen brought gun to Rochester school
• VIDEO: Perry expresses doubts on manmade global warming
• Study: Only 1 in 5 medical malpractice cases pay
• Austin, Minn. police: Boy says his cousin lit him on fire
• Minnesota officials issue $60 million in bonds for 911 system
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• UPDATE: NCAA online shop changes marketing of UND merchandise
• Allegiant coy about Thursday Grand Forks airport announcement
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• JEFF TIEDEMAN: The best ribs
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• Questions about Indiana stage collapse linger
• OBIT: Albert Brown, 105, oldest survivor of Bataan Death March
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• WEATHER: Storms hit southern N.D.; showers, thunderstorms likely in Grand Forks area this morning
• Minot police: Apartment shooting involving Minot airmen appears to be accident
• 3 injured in Monday night collision on U.S. 2 in McIntosh
• UND FOOTBALL: After scrimmages, Sioux eager to start season
• 9-year-old girl, man who attempts rescue both die in Plymouth, Minn., pool tragedy
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• NDSU suing insurance provider after denying Minard Hall claim
• Attorney: Ex-Dickinson State president looks forward to 'objective review' of dismissal
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• N.D., Minn. airports awarded millions in federal construction grants
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• GET READY TO RUMBLE: Center rumble strips added as safety measure on N.D. roads
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• One-lane driving on part of northbound South Columbia Road begins
• DATES ALL SHOOK UP: On anniversary of Elvis' death, Bachmann sends The King birthday wishes
• Tragedy 80 years ago sent brothers to different homes
• North Dakota Joins Military Education Compact
• UND Drive: Re-energized Sioux build on scrimmage
• Football Countdown: Montana Western
• UND's Robb runner-up at Pine to Palm tourney
• Bachmann, Perry both competing on jobs issue in Iowa
• Minnesota State Fair stage vendor faces charges in Alberta 2009 stage collapse
• If lockout ends, NBA pre-season will include Jazz-Warriors game in Bismarck
• Storm drops as much as 6.5 inches of rain on Richland County
• Corps to increase releases from Jamestown, Pipestem reservoirs
• Breaking News: N.D. higher ed board votes to retire Fighting Sioux nickname by year's end
• Karlstad man arrested for sex with minor
• Report: Soldier from Fosston killed in Afghanistan
• Shutdown means Hastings bridge will not be completed by May 2013 as planned
• Police: Louisiana man decapitated son, 7, with disabilities, left head for mom to see
• Obama, in Cannon Falls, enlists Minnesotans to help fix 'broken' federal politics
• BOMB BARRAGE: 63 dead, hundreds wounded in 17 Iraqi cities
• WEATHER: T-storm risk increasing; large hail, damaging winds, heavy rain possible where they occur
• Carlton County authorities identify accident victim
• Gas prices increase 3 cents in North Dakota
• BUTCH-WHACKED HISTORY? Books collector says manuscript evidence outlaw Cassidy survived Boliva shootout
• Indiana State Fair, governor honor 5 killed in stage collapse
• HARVEST CRAWLS FORWARD: Thunderstorms leave up to 5 inches on parts of region Friday
• VIDEO: Minnesota boy makes $50,000 hockey shot, but twin brother was supposed to take it
• Langdon, N.D., author publishes first fantasy novel
• CHEF JEFF - ONE BYTE AT A TIME: Walnut Pound Cake
• Minnesota groups seek wolf delisting, funds for control program
• R.J. Ogaard, Crookston, letter: Reject 'the last acceptable prejudice'
• Agassiz Audubon Society nature center begins a new chapter
• Indiana governor: Wind gust a 'fluke' that fell state fair stage, killed 5, injured dozens
• THE BLIMP'S OUT BACK: Ohio woman, 94, wakes up to blimp that landed in yard
• N.Y. Gov. Cuomo flew to or from home, where his girlfriend lives, in state aircraft
• ANN BAILEY: Celebrating the gift of good health
• Peter Schiefelbein, Grafton, N.D., column: We need an FDR, not another Hoover
• Dwight Messner, Grand Forks, letter: Vast gulf separates library, postal workers
• Michael Houge, Grand Forks, letter: Thanks for making GF workplaces smoke-free
• Barbara Helt, Grand Forks, letter: Anti-Catholic bias mars Bergeson column
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• 5 dead, 40 injured after Indiana State Fair stage collapses ahead of Sugarland concert
• Confessed Norway attacker back on island for reconstruction
• UND Drive: Offense excels in opening scrimmage
• MARIYLN HAGERTY: Hutterites tend their gardens and amass amazing produce
• Texas Gov. Perry jumps into 2012 Republican race
• Minnesota authorities ID girl in pool-related death
• New legislation gives home-schoolers more respect and freedom
• MINNESOTA EDUCATION: New goal: Reading by third grade
• Appeals court upholds ruling to suppress evidence in N.D. case
• VIDEO: Bachmann wins GOP 2012 test vote
• Maryland man held in Aruba had troubled past with women
• UND FOOTBALL: Offense dominates first scrimmage
• CHEF JEFF - ONE BYTE AT A TIME: Kale Soup
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• Bismarck hosts event to honor 9/11 heroes
• Zebra mussels hinder Pelican Lake visitors
• Sebeka, Minn., teenager dies in ATV accident
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• FACT CHECK: Republican debate claims strain some facts
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• London police: Nearly 600 charged over riots
• Dickinson asks its residents to conserve water
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• Powerball winners look to retire, help family
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• Jamestown College wrestling coach who fired gun in home reinstated
• Man found guilty in Gilby, N.D., bank robbery
• Ames Straw Poll is part state fair, part political convention
• WEATHER: Sunny weekend sandwiched by showers, storms
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• Reconstructing Whitey's: Restaurant, with a new look, on schedule to reopen next month
• NCAA tells N.D. delegation no budging on Fighting Sioux nickname settlement
• SIOUX NICKNAME SUPPORT: Two jersey-clad UND grads lend backing in Indy
• Missing worker's body has been located downstream from the Minnesota Falls dam
• Differing economic ideas enflame Berg's Fargo town hall
• Brief storm drops hail in southern Grand Forks; Cooperstown gets heavy rain
• Corn, soybeans, wheat prices rise on adjusted forecast
• Williston added to daily Grand Forks bus route that starts in Fargo
• Black Eyed Peas benefit concert tickets on sale
• Westbound Demers on, off ramps at 4th Avenue South interchange closed
• Scott LeDoux, Minnesota heavyweight boxer who fought Ali, Foreman, dies at 62
• UND Drive: And we're live
• A quick intro of the UND volleyball team
• TWINS: Nathan new saves king of Minnesota closers
• VIKINGS: Running back Gerhart ready to prove self to fans
• Obama picks Cannon Falls for Minnesota visit
• Unemployment aid applications at 395,000, a 4-month low
• Dalrymple addresses questions about outlet
• FBI aids Aruba investigation into missing American
• Republican hopefuls, including Pawlenty, Bachmann, look to debate for last-minute boost
• Trial continues for last of three suspects in Gilby, N.D. bank robbery
• Jury selection hits 11 in Fairbanks case
• Attorney for fired DSU president McCallum questions timing of athletic department investigation
• VIDEO: Evidence of Asian carp found in St. Croix River
• FIGHTING SIOUX NICKNAME: An uphill effort
• First annual Minn. Governor's Pheasant Opener to be held in Montevideo
• FROM WITNESS TO HOMELESS: After shot teen dies in apartment, tenant struggles to pick up the pieces
• Family, friends: Second Minnesota SEAL killed on helicopter always gave his all
• Conrad gets National Rural Health Association's lifetime legislative honor
• Moderate risk sex offender moves from Fargo to Grand Forks
• 6 UND Indian students file federal lawsuit over Fighting Sioux nickname
• Update: Authorities continue search for Xcel worker who fell off Minnesota Falls dam south of Granite Falls, MInn.
• Construction affects north-south traffic tonight at Gateway Drive
• Rocky Mountain remoteness not enough to keep fugitive siblings from capture
• UPDATE: U.S. stocks rise at opening of trading after unemployment report
• Breaking News: USDA: Fewer North Dakota durum, spring wheat acres than earlier reported
• Three brothers prepare to deploy to Afghanistan
• U.S. woman missing in Aruba: Loud tattoes, but mild side
• WEATHER: Showers, T-storms ... then a sunny weekend
• Ticket purchased in Minnesota worth $229 million
• UND Drive: Tales from the first two-a-day practice
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• Swiss watchmaker Tag Heuer ends commercial relationship with Tiger Woods
• U.S. stock futures fall day after market's best day since 2009
• Singer-songwriter Gavin DeGraw home from hospital after NYC beating
• Texas judge denies bond for Minnesota man in wife abduction
• Deputies: Bodies of mother, son found in Wisconsin
• Older volunteers in Twin Cities tops in U.S.
• N.D. awards contract for Highway 22 repair project
• Fish populations rebounding in lakes Sakakawea, Oahe
• CHEF JEFF - ONE BYTE AT A TIME: Pickled Green Cherry Tomatoes
• Fargo surgeon denies rape allegations
• MINNESOTA'S LARGEST CORPORATION: Cargill's growth continues quietly
• Key for UND soccer is the finish
• NLI signees Finger, Hallie round out roster
• UND Drive: The donning of full pads
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• Man shot by Mpls. police charged with assault
• 6 Republican senators face recall in Wisconsin
• Military launches probe into helicopter crash
• Reid names Murray to be debt panel co-chair
• Stocks soar after Fed pledges low rates into '13
• With sadness, dignity, Obama honors the fallen
• MINNESOTA'S JULY HIGH SPEEDERS: 72 for driving more than 90 mph, 21 for more than 100
• CHEF JEFF: Grilled Salmon Mini-Burgers
• Minnesota sticks counties for larger sexual predator bill
• Man dies in gravel pit accident near Fairfax, Minn.
• FAIRBANKS TRIAL: Total of eight jurors chosen so far
• Market rallies after Fed Reserve meeting, surges 429 points
• Obama announces fuel standards for large vehicles
• FAA awards $1 million construction grant to Grand Forks airport
• Forks 'Field' day with singer-songwriter Whitmore tonight
• UND FOOTBALL: Quarterbacks under the microscope
• Minnesota SEAL killed in copter crash remembered as focused
• 'Chariot' singer-songwriter DeGraw beaten by group on New York street
• 61-year-old marathon swimmer Nyad drops any more bids to swim Cuba to Florida
• Polygamist leader Jeffs sentenced to life in prison for sexual assaults
• North Dakotans in polls: Obama gets low marks
• Ex-Spirit Lake tribal officer, librarian charged with theft, embezzlement change their pleas to guilty
• Will 4-year-old testify in Bismarck murder case? It's judge's call
• UND Drive: Media day 101
• Idalski, Lamoureux twins invited to USA Hockey camp
• VIKINGS: Quarterback Bomar booked on DWI
• Education secretary: States to get school test waivers
• Autopsies planned for northeast Ohio gunman, 7 others killed
• Fairbanks trial: Defense says juror panel 'tainted'
• NATO troops recover Afghan helicopter crash pieces
• July deaths on Minnesota roads total 43
• Chisago City, Minn., man one of 30 U.S. troops killed in copter attack, brother says
• Former N.D. Guard soldier pleads guilty in child porn case
• Dalrymple: Obama approves 90% reimbursement rate for flood damage
• Attorney: Fired McCallum will fight to regain Dickinson State's presidency
• Less aid, no downtown alley pavement in Warren
• Crookston tries to entice businesses downtown
• MARSHALL COUNTY: Commissioners decline to make appointments of recorder, auditor-treasurer jobs
• Body found in Crookston woods
• FEAR ON WALL STREET: Dow plunges 634 points in 1st trading day after S&P U.S. credit downgrade
• Kennedy, Minn., woman faces more theft charges
• Ex-Grand Forks bookkeeper pleads not guilty to local construction company theft
• Breaking News: Sanford Health to build $60 million Thief River Falls medical campus
• UPDATE: So much for 'mostly sunny' Monday
• Experts divided over S&P decision to downgrade long-term U.S. debt
• Diana Nyad, 61, 'swimming strongly' in cross-the-Florida Straits attempt
• MARYLAND: Psychiatrist mom who killed special-needs son, then self, agonized over school costs
• One on one, Pawlenty at ease in Iowa
• Bachmann hopes her star shines in her native Iowa
• Duane Sand to challenge Berg for U.S. Senate Republican endorsement
• Minnesota lake group seeks to stop spread of zebra mussels
• BATTLE OF MINNESOTANS: Pawlenty, Bachmann take different Iowa paths
• Woman says alleged Ohio killer of 7 'quiet and strange,' in estate dispute
• N.D. flood aid tops $175 million
• OBIT: Mark Hatfield, 89, former U.S. senator from Oregon
• Second Rapid City police officer dies from shootout
• HIGHER EDUCATION NOTES: Global Hawk on display ... Medical students to jog ... Vikings to award scholarship... more
• S&P downgrades credit ratings for fed lenders, farm lenders
• Gardenhire hoping Thome gets 600th home run at Target Field
• Body of Duluth 'Deeps' drowning victim found in lake
• N.D. higher ed president Shaft: Dickinson State's McCallum should quit
• N.D. oil producers using rail more often for refinery shipping
• Fort Berthold Reservation deals with oil spills
• Bismarck's former Meriwether's restaurant building in bad shape
• UND Drive: Goska makes impact on and off field
• CHEF JEFF - ONE BYTE AT A TIME: Company Corn
• MLB: White Sox sweep Twins
• NFL: Sanders joins Sharpe, Faulk, Dent, Hanburger, Richter, Sabol are in Hall of Fame
• OUR OPINION: Region needs answers to flooding problems
• NFL: Vikings draw 9K fans to night practice
• Mysterious notebook fuels Ohio drilling feud
• MARILYN HAGERTY: Living together off the land
• Bismarck archery season canceled due to flooding
• FACES: Cowboy up: Wherever there are bulls and money to be won, bull rider Tylor Wojciechowski is there
• UND Drive: First impressions
• Grizzly bear mauls Minnesota hiker in Glacier National Park
• Afghan president: 31 Americans killed in helicopter crash
• CHEF JEFF - ONE BYTE AT A TIME: Ginger-Curry Chicken Lettuce Wraps
• CHEF JEFF: Versatile Fennel
• DSU president has no intention of resigning over enrollment scandal
• Breaking News: Man dies in construction fatal on N.D. farm
• Train derails near Kensal, N.D.; no injuries reported
• Group hacks US law enforcement sites, steals data
• Mysterious donor to pro-Romney PAC identified
• Guatemala mother searched 5 years for adopted girl
• Schwarzenegger inches back after child disclosure
• Perry: Turn to God for answers to nation's woes
• Another Schmaltz headed to UND hockey
• After S&P downgrade, WH says 'we must do better'
• Women farmers taking root across Minnesota
• Dog distracts charging bear from her master
• Grand Forks man charged in early morning burglary at laundromat
• Grand Forks economy in good shape
• CANDISC bike tour starts wheeling through N.D.
• Register online to attend 2011 HOF brunch
• UND Drive: "It's all football"
• Sioux baseball announces open tryout dates
• Women's golf team unveils 2011-12 schedule
• Breaking News: UPDATE: For first time in U.S. history, S&P downgrades U.S. credit rating from AAA
• RELIVING A BASEBALL CLASSIC: Jack Morris, Tom Kelly recall epic Game 7 of '91 World Series
• Woman sentenced to jail in plot that ended in suicide
• Benson County added to FEMA flood aid eligibility list
• UND's summer commencement is today
• Haren beats Twins 7-1 despite Thome's 598th HR
• Angst in military over Pentagon cuts
• Two sides spar over how long courtroom days should be in Fairbanks trial
• Mom urges trio of fugitive siblings to surrender
• Pawlenty signs group's marriage pledge after all
• Cargill sues Omaha meatpacker over 2007 recall
• Dickinson State head mum on resignation demand
• UPDATE: Man already jailed in Grand Forks County arrested in 1 of 4 Minot killings
• Minnesota government shutdown added to government job loss
• 'If she's president, Bachmann says, improved economy 'won't take that long'
• Dayton askes for Vikings stadium plan review
• 'GO JUNO!': NASA launches spacecraft on 5-year trip to Jupiter
• A REAL DEW-SY: Moorhead 88 degree dew point July 19 set Minnesota record
• High court's Scalia to attend Fargo Davies High dedication
• WEATHER: Thunderstorms possible today, showers or thunderstorms likely Saturday
• Tribe eager to drill for, pump and now refine Bakken oil
• AREAVOICES: How ready is your child for kindergarten?
• Former N.D. attorney general alleges age bias in job rejections
• Gormally hits second Olympic trial qualifying time
• Girl, 2, dies from injuries in Fargo crash
• Abduction attempted in 400 block of West Third Street in Hastings
• Global stocks rebound on surprising U.S. jobs report
• Arden Hills, Minn., residents voice concerns about having Vikings stadium as neighbor
• Hopeful jobs report gives U.S. stock futures new bounce
• U.S. unemployment rate dips; economy adds 117K jobs
• UND Drive: Hello my name is
• Floods threaten rural Haiti after Emily breaks up
• Forecasters: Texas drought may persist for another year
• Minnesota Governor's Deer Opener set for Biwabik
• Concrete lab denies faking NYC test results
• Lewis, MDA mum on reasons for comedian's exit
• New health risk from ticks is unique to Minnesota, Wisconsin
• UPDATE: Dow falls 512 in steepest decline since '08 crisis
• UPDATE: Polygamist leader Warren Jeffs convicted of child sexual assault charges
• Roseau native builds country music career in Nashville
• UPDATE: North Dakota tribe's proposed petroleum refinery granted key EPA permit
• DISTANCE LEARNING, INDEED: Norwegian immigrant enrolled at UND in 1958; gets degree today
• Dickinson State president's resignation requested; report shows 180 people enrolled without their knowledge
• Greater Grand Forks couple caught having sex in public plead guilty
• RECALL OF GROUND TURKEY: What took third-largest meat recall in history so long?
• Minnesota man accused of selling fake sports jerseys arrested at Illinois convention
• Virginia Tech lifts campus alert after investigating children's report of gunman
• Crime on the rise in Minot after floodwaters recede
• Grand Forks, East Grand Forks to spray for mosquitoes tonight
• Sioux announce 2011 volleyball schedule
• UND Drive: Players report for fall camp
• WCHA champs add 10 freshmen to 2011-12 roster
• UND Athletics to aid Red Cross with flood relief
• Baumgartner joins UM-Crookston baseball staff
• Fly with the Fighting Sioux football team
• Ice Breaker, Winnipeg game highlight schedule
• UND to host Great West Cross Country Championship
• Football Countdown: Eventful weekend back at home
• UND men’s golf announces open tryouts Aug. 27-28
• Boyd fills out UND football staff
• Montana man arrested twice for peeping in Williston
• Officials: Israeli army raids West Bank theater
• Suicide bomber kills Kandahar mayor in Afghanistan
• Stock futures mixed as debt stalemate continues
• Missing northern Minnesota woman called police before abduction
• JC wrestling coach accused of firing rifle during altercation
• CHEF JEFF: Jerk Chicken Salad
• Man emerges from West Duluth house after standoff
• Defense rests case in alleged murder-for-hire case
• Authorities examine body of girl killed in 1957
• Missing Superior woman found, arrested
• Unemployment extended for N.D. flood victims
• Old West re-enactor faces federal weapons charge
• UPDATE: Lawmaker: 40 Americans join terrorists in Somalia
• EPA clarifies permitting process on tribal lands
• EGF man charged with stalking a teenage girl over Facebook
• Company identifies men hurt in N.D. oil well fire
• State park reservations set record after system reopens
• Rains, mudslides submerge South Korean capital, kill 36
• N.D. reports first case of West Nile virus in 2011
• N.D. Gov. Dalrymple wants corps to address flooding questions
• UPDATE: Default fears accompanying Hill stalemate on debt
• Lightning strike causes 3 fires in Duluth
• Norway PM: Attacks response to be 'more democracy'
• N.D. man sentenced to probation for larceny
• Former GF used car dealer charged with theft
• Boyle signs contract with Pittsburgh Steelers
• Football Countdown: Back-to-back FBS
• Should the music industry have tried to save Amy?
• Police: Freestyle Olympic skier kills self in Utah
• Fort Totten exhibit set to open Friday
• Rival plans ensnarl Congress over debt ceiling
• Wal-Mart offers video streaming on website
• Shots fired at Minneapolis officers, squad car hit
• THE LIST: School House Days ... Two-day music festival ... Marshall County fair ... more
• Thunderstorms in the forecast this evening
• Lawyer: I don't know why Norway suspect chose me
• VIDEO: Norway ripped by Oslo bomb, youth camp shootings
• Food stamp usage increases 33 percent in N.D.
• 'A child of this place'
• AREA NEWS: Crary School to come down ... Marshall, Norman sharing social services position ... more
• CHEF JEFF - ONE BYTE AT A TIME: Coconut Tapicoa and Mango Parfaits
• Mi Mexico closes
• VIDEO: Winehouse family, friends attend singer's funeral
• McDonald's: Apple slices in every Happy Meal
• Phelps sees potential in 200 free loss at worlds
• Shutdowns threaten work on Duluth airport's new terminal
• Invisible wounds of war: There's an app for that?
• Stock futures rise despite gridlock on debt
• Minnesota-based Books for Africa shipments hit 1.9 million
• Sioux-Per Swings wrap in Detroit Lakes
• CHEF JEFF - ONE BYTE AT A TIME: Watermelon and Blackberries in Syrup
• Storms drop hail, damage trees in area
• Suspended UMD football player held in vandalism case
• Performer injured during water-skiing show on Iron Range
• Man arrested for DWI after stealing fire truck
• Three groomsmen among four killed in Wiisconsin boat collision
• Gas siphoning blamed for Fargo garage fire
• Old school to be oil worker lodge
• Plastics company to expand jobs
• Valley City bar challenges annexation plan
• Sex, lies & politicos: Porn king Larry Flynt book bares politicians' scandalous lives
• CHEF JEFF - ONE BYTE AT A TIME: Fresh Lemon Gelatin with Strawberries
• DNR fish, wildlife managers assess workload
• Home from the Peace Corps with more patience, understanding
• Is Crystal Sugar heading for labor impasse Aug. 1?
• Possible record tiger muskie is back in the water near Duluth
• ALWAYS IN SEASON: It wouldn't be summer without swallows
• TAG-TEAM FISHING: Wrangling with white sturgeon on the Columbia River
• FACES: Offering sanctuary: Operating Sanctuary Guest House and Eatery in Walhalla N.D. is a family affair
• OUTDOORS CALENDAR
• Crystal, N.D., man remains in critical condition after rollover
• Train collision in China kills 33, injures 190
• Norway bomb suspect bought 6 tons of fertilizer, 91 killed in attacks
• Baker pitches 5 scoreless in return for Twins
• Complaint reveals gruesome details of fan beating
• Airlines are taking savings from expired taxes
• UPDATE: Debt crisis: Deal sought to head off stock plunge
• Superior, Wis. police investigating death at motel
• Boats collide on Wisconsin river; 2 men dead, 2 missing
• CHEF JEFF - ONE BYTE AT A TIME: Linguine with Halibut
• Compelling book tells of CIA base suicide bombing
• 'Dresden Files': Don't mess with PI who's a dead wizard
• VIDEO: Troubled diva Amy Winehouse dead at 27
• People pick up the pieces in storm's aftermath
• Peralta, Scherzer lift Tigers over Twins, 8-2
• Pulbic meetings set on proposed oil pipeline from Alberta to Texas
• Duluth organizers expect no changes to Norwegian royal visit plans
• Remains of Minnesotan Korean War POW finally coming home after 60 years
• Authorities ID boy who died at Cloquet pond
• Egyptian military head praises activist youth
• Gas tanker truck crashes north of Boston; driver dies
• Anti-Taliban group kills 13 militants in Pakistan
• After more than a century, Walter Reed to close
• Horob named Fighting Sioux Club associate director
• Photo Friday: In the pool
• Hall of Fame inductee Blyleven's major-league debut a joke, a blast and a win
• Brookston, Minn., sex offender faces new charges
• Twins push back game time for Blyleven speech
• Superior police take armed, suicidal man to hospital
• Remains belong to missing Ashland County teen
• Boogaard brother charged in NHL player's OD death
• State cites N.Y. theme park in vet's coaster death
• WEATHER: Pleasant days expected to sandwich possibly unstable night, wet Saturday
• From slacker to entrepreneur, TV's 'Entourage' features Turtle evolution
• Excessive heat warnings from Kansas to Maine
• Obama ends ban on openly gay military service
• 2 homicide suspects arrested in Minneapolis
• Dayton orders flags lowered for fallen Minnesota troops, one in '51, the other this year
• Wisconsin man charged after rescue from flooded Richland County road is sentenceded
• Holmberg crafts redistricting plan for Grand Forks
• Drunken, wee-hours flight on stolen Grand Forks scooter ends in fall, arrest
• Fighting Sioux nickname meeting with NCAA rescheduled for Aug. 12
• Dayton was right that budget would bring pain
• Proposed Tolna Coulee water control structure meetings set
• Skid Row, Warrant to play Betty Engelstad Sioux Center
• FBI involved in Iron Range husband-wife kidnapping case
• Naked stranger arrested after Moorhead woman finds man in her garage, police say
• St. Paul Park, Minn., man, 83, dies after accidentally hit by vehicle driven by wife
• Archive Blog: Programs here!
• UND releases women's swimming and diving schedule
• Sioux men's swimming and diving schedule announced
• Oakley hired as Fighting Sioux head softball coach
• Belotti among record nominees for Good Works Award
• Dunseith man sentenced for child abuse
• Police: St. Paul mom's boyfriend doused son with lighter fluid, set him abaze
• Endgame talks: Obama, House Republicans meet anew
• TWINS: Team, Mauer both benefiting from play at first base
• Tweet by Vikings punter kicks 'greedy' Manning, Brees, other NFL plaintiffs
• UPDATE: AP sources: Panetta to OK end of military gay ban
• Fire breaks out at Lakeside home; Duluth firefighter taken to hospital
• Kim Kardashian sues Old Navy over lookalike in clothing ads
• Final showcase in Minnesota for Rock GRRR-ls
• Missouri River flood prompts special deer hunt to be canceled
• Bismarck residents asked to conserve water
• UPDATE: Brother of deceased NHL player Boogaard arrested
• Authorities: 3 swept over waterfall presumed dead
• FAKE TO THE CORE: Entire Apple stories pirated in China
• Breaking News: Atlantis returns home, ending 30-year space shuttle era
• Sherlock playground begins resurrection
• Students sue Anoka-Hennepin district over gay orientation policy
• Minnesota government reopens after 20 days
• Six-year-old Duluth boy reported drowned in Cloquet city pool
• Minot's Oak Park attracts online contest votes
• OBIT: Bob Pape Sr., 103 , longtime rural East Grand Forks farmer, Heritage Days volunteer
• Lawyer says handyman went 'rogue' in killing Fargo dentist
• Red River State Recreation Area in EGF to open this morning
• MARILYN HAGERTY: SPA program makes waves with final show, 'Sweeney Todd'
• Conrad: Short-term debt limit extension best solution given time constraints
• Q&A with new track coach Kevin Galbraith
• UND quartet named to Steele's All-GWC First Team
• Join Sioux Kids Club today
• Senate GOP shows flexibility in debt, budget fight
• Skull discovered at Pearl Harbor
• News Corp ends legal fees for hacking investigator
• VA hospitals in North Dakota affected by heat wave
• Lutheran split shakes up social service network
• Fighting Sioux nickname meeting may face snag
• Bus driver crashes in Eden Prairie, Minn., later dies
• MINNESOTA LEGISLATURE: Bill by bill look at special budget session
• So long, farewell to 2011 budget session
• Jury seated in Kirkpatrick murder-for-hire trial
• UPDATE: Early morning storms down powerlines, trees in rural Walsh County, N.D.
• Funeral for North Dakota Senate GOP majority leader Monday
• MLB: Valencia pushes Twins past Indians again
• Ammonia leak scare causes two-hour evacuation
• GFAFB Global Hawk unit to be activated
• North Dakota hit with high heat, humidity amid flood fight
• JEFF TIEDEMAN: Play ball!
• Bonding bill deposits gifts around the state
• Severe weather in the forecast again for northeast North Dakota and northwestern Minnesota
• Alabama still collecting tax for Confederate vets
• Heat 'dome' traps much of U.S. in pressure cooker
• Galbraith tabbed to lead Sioux track programs
• VIDEO: Heavy thunderstorms move through Fargo-Moorhead
• At Minnesota State Capitol, secrecy suddenly reigns
• Heavy thunderstorms bring hail, torrential rains through Fargo metro
• Woman dies in SUV crash into tree, then Jamestown Reservoir
• Japan savors women's World Cup win
• House to vote on tea party-backed debt plan
• MnSCU trustees consider more major collaborations in southwest Minnesota
• Minnesota's Northstar commuter rail service postponed
• Heat wave continues, but end in sight
• UPDATE: Vikings on stadium: 'We're assessing our options'
• Hot weather causes pavement failure near Luverne, Minn.
• May analysis: Western states hit hardest by housing crisis lag in recovery
• For final time, space shuttle leaves International Space Station
• Bachmann camp accused of shoving TV reporter in South Carolina
• Bachmann: Migraines won't impede White House goals
• Michigan bride arrested again after missing court
• CATS Incredible fishing tournament canceled due to high river levels
• Petters' associate Vennes faces additional charges
• Lawmakers call for hearings on robo-signing
• Rebooting the PC industry: Tablets force a shift
• Conrad: Gang of Six plan picks up 'momentum,' earns praise from Obama
• Bikers raise money, awareness by 'Pedaling for PTSD'
• Over 65 and not worried about heat? You should be
• Police: Stenehjem didn't wear belt before crash
• 'ABSOLUTELY HORRIFIC': Police say Florida teen bludgeons parents, locks bodies in bedroom, then parties elsewhere in house
• Special session starts, stops as shutdown end nears
• OUR OPINION: The beauty of a Japanese flower's bloom
• COMMENTARY: Blyleven a Hall of Fame character, player
• Report: Minnesota's construction industry to see big 2012 surge
• Football Countdown: On the road
• WEATHER: Heat records set over weekend in Grand Forks, Fargo
• Funeral service today for fallen Minnesota Marine
• Arizona CEO's son, girlfriend dies within a week
• Lawyer: Casey Anthony's safety requires elaborate planning
• UPDATE: Group challenges ND law on medication abortions
• Study: Brain injury raises risk of Alzheimer's, other dementia
• Stage falls at Ottawa Bluesfest; 3 injured
• White Earth Tribal Court upholds $20 million judgment against Gaming World International
• NFL: Ponder in Minnesota, eager to settle with Vikings
• Minnesota redistricting panel to hold public hearings
• NBA: Timberwolves interview Terry Porter
• Bachmann adds health care to spending limit pledge
• What gives on gas?
• CHEF JEFF - ONE BYTE AT A TIME: Green Rice
• Conrad, remaining 'Gang of Six' members to unveil deficit reduction plan
• UND's information technology departments to see changes
• WEATHER: Heat index peaks at mid-90s in Grand Forks, then slips
• MLB: Cabrera, Huff lift Indians over surging Twins
• Cancer, memory loss top boomers' concerns... but obesity hits generation hard
• Dorgan joins company in push for wireless broadband access
• North Dakota adds 61,000 jobs in a decade
• Rural Manvel, N.D., man sentenced to 30 years for murdering his brother
• Fire departments around country hurt by decline in volunteers
• TWINS: Baker latest to go on disabled list
• Woman released from hospital after Cavalier County off-road vehicle rollover
• AFGHANISTAN: Gen. Petraeus hands over American, coalition forces command
• Storm damage survey planned in 3 southeastern N.D. counties
• Krueger overseas with BIP/USA Development Team
• Tornado touches down southwest of Cooperstown, N.D.
• Tim Skarperud beats out brother for NDGA match play title
• 'Bright's Passage': A heartfelt song of hardship and hope
• CHEF JEFF - ONE BYTE AT A TIME: Grilled Beef
• MLB: Thome's 596th HR lifts Twins over Royals
• WOMEN'S WORLD CUP: Japan beats U.S. in shootout
• MATTERS AT HAND: Money cranks return to American politics
• PRO GOLF: On his 20th try, Darren Clarke wins British Open
• OUR OPINION: Hoeven should bring pragmatism to bear on debt
• Duluth hockey player still going strong as he turns 90
• Police: Missing Northland woman, alleged kidnapper may be in Texas
• ALWAYS IN SEASON: Birds, too, deal with this heat
• A final chapter in Gattuso saga
• MINOT FLOOD RECOVERY: 'Keeping our heads up'
• AROUND THE REGION: Accused mayor bite certified ... Shut-down plant can reopen ... Commerce center gets new operator ... more
• FACES: Call of the wild: Wildlife specialist John Loegering likes getting out in the field and doing research
• 'Pipe Dreams' illuminated at North Dakota Museum of Art
• TV Picks: Award-winning 'Breaking Bad' returns
• K.C. Hyatt skywalks collapse changed many lives forever
• Lawmakers, commissioners work to finish budget details
• Red Lake River gets a tubing touch-up
• Standoff in Bismarck lasts more than 6 hours
• Kansas woman fined for repeated littering in 1 yard
• Christine O'Donnell attorney: Feds should investigate CREW
• Twins to retire Blyleven's jersey today
• NATIONAL ECONOMY: What's in the debt debate?
• Wisconsin man dies after being hit by train
• TWINS: Nathan replaces Capps as Twins closer
• UPDATE: 2 injured after train derails in Fridley, Minn.
• WEATHER: Tornado watch issued for eastern N.D., western Minn.
• CHEF JEFF - ONE BYTE AT A TIME: Pinchos de Gambas
• Grand Forks man injured in hit-and-run accident
• Congress seeks debt solution, Obama goes to public
• On last day in jail, Anthony's future uncertain
• Records detail horrific attack in trailer
• Minnesota budget negotiators miss budget deadline, restart talks Saturday
• Star couple Kris Humphries, Kim Kardashian dine in St. Cloud, cause a stir
• Duluth man charged with vehicular homicide
• Clinton chides NATO ally Turkey on rights curbs
• Campaign on life support, Gingrich meets a coroner
• Court: 'don't ask, don't tell' will stay in place
• State cuts could put more seniors in nursing homes
• Farmers worry about effect of $30 billlion in cuts
• Cravaack's re-election campaign begins; family moves to New Hampshire
• Photo Friday: Hockey team's first conference
• Hometown golfers hit the links at Sioux-Per Swing
• N.D. Highway 22, key oil patch highway, to reopen within a week
• UPDATE: Citing low profits and boarding numbers, Delta will pull out of 2 N.D. and Minn. locations
• VALLEY CITY: Petitions submitted to eliminate city administrator position
• Floodwaters shift oil tank; 900 gallons spill into Missouri River near Williston
• Erskine shooting victim charged
• Feds, tribes begin meetings on land consolidation for trust account mismanagement
• TWINS: Span cleared to start rehab assignment
• Bachmann's husband: Family's Christian counseling clinics are not anti-gay
• UPDATE: Minnesota leaders hope for Monday budget session start
• Sanford Health building Fargo cosmetic surgery center
• MSU Moorhead plans news conference about Division I hockey
• Embattled Murdock publishing lieutenant resigns
• COMMENTARY: Twins' All-Star break rust knocked off
• Public comments wanted on Tolna Coulee draft report
• Red Lake, Minn., woman pleads guilty to biting ear off woman at New Year's Day party
• A life of healing: Longtime area doctor retires
• Larimore, N.D., flower shop to host fundraiser for couple injured in house blast last month
• Capitol Chatter: Judge makes things up as she goes
• Website launched for North Dakota flood victims
• UND standout Joki lands local coaching position
• Minnesota shutdown forces Georgia-Pacific plant to be idled
• Census: Number of same-sex households in Minnesota surge
• Oil well accident affects 60 acres near Alexander, N.D.
• VIDEO: Top 10 signs U.S. is running out of money? Letterman says one involves North Dakota
• Minnesota man gets 15 years in toddler's smothering
• Thousands gather to honor a fallen finest
• Former Grand Forks doctor sentenced in Internet pill case
• MINOT: Massive tent city to house post-flood fed workers
• Minnesota attorney suspended for 90 days for drugs
• UPDATE: Treasurer: Sarah Palin's PAC has $1.4 million on hand
• Cause of Yellowstone oil spill remains unknown
• BASEBALL: Topsy-turvy season represents some of Gardenhire's best work, Twins GM says
• Dayton's offer to end budget impasse
• North Dakota ranchers lose Supreme Court appeal
• Worker who died in Minnesota trench collapse identified
• Minot man to serve 11 years on child porn charges
• Judge declares mistrial in Roger Clemens perjury case
• First nursing pins awarded by fledgling Mayville State program
• Amtrak restores Empire Builder service across North Dakota, Minnesota
• WEATHER: Losing our cool
• Minnesota Marine killed in Afghanistan
• Blaze destroys rural Grand Forks home
• Census: Minnesota Hmong population increases 46 percent
• Police confiscate banned substance from moorhead shop
• N.Y. sisters plead guilty after 80 cats found in 2 cars
• New National Collegiate Hockey Conference is born
• Sioux place four on America Sky All-Academic team
• Blaine, Minn., man gets 18 years in Biden email threat
• Minnesota dams to undergo inspections
• Halloween in July At Turtle River State Park
• SPIN METER: In Pawlenty's rosy memory of '05 shutdown, he 'won'
• Appeal rejected in N.D. meth conspiracy
• Homeland Security head Napolitano to tour Minot today
• Minot woman dies in Ward County collision
• Man accused of killing Bismarck police officer due in court
• ROBO Storm Camp brings science fiction to life
• Suspect allowed to view child porn in Washington jail
• Senators see new cooperation on Missouri River
• Public invited to MEND meetings at Altru Hospice
• North Dakota's statehood called into question
• WNBA: Taurasi's 27 helps Mercury beat Lynx 112-105
• UPDATE: Thief River Falls man wanted by several counties and Fargo arrested in Grand Forks motel
• CHEF JEFF - ONE BYTE AT A TIME: Quinoa and Vegetables
• DNR: No fishing on honor system during shutdown
• MINNESOTA SHUTDOWN: Lawmakers seek continued road work
• UPDATE: 8-year-old Brooklyn boy is killed and dismembered
• No bond for man accused of killing Bismarck police officer
• Homeland security secretary visits flooded N.D. towns
• Valley City police chief seeks to clear his name after recent allegations of misconduct
• DVD, webstream users, take note: Netflix rates going up
• Pawlenty won't sign Iowa group's marriage pledge denouncing same-sex marriage
• VIDEO: Metrodome roof rises again .... 45 minutes turned 2 in time lapse
• BASEBALL AT MID-SEASON: Injuries to stars mar 1st half
• Old? Don't call aging baby boomers that
• Name for UND'S new hockey league: National Collegiate Hockey Conference
• JEFF TIEDEMAN: Super summer side
• Say goodbye to beer: MillerCoors becomes casualty of Minnesota shutdown
• Shutdown prompts alcohol shortage at some Minnesota bars
• Judge lets charge stand against former Twin Cities metro priest
• Politeness starts to wilt in summer heat among GOP presidential hopefuls
• Live coverage of Wednesday's press conference
• Fireworks probe could lead to charges
• 2 in serious condition following motorcycle crash near North Washington exit to I-29
• Man arrested after sword fight at Bemidji, Minn., home
• UPDATE: Dayton details budget impasse in St. Cloud visit
• UPDATE: Minnesota Timberwolves fire coach Kurt Rambis
• South St. Paul nursing home worker pleads guilty to theft from two residents
• TWINS: Team's lone all-star Cuddyer clearly belongs
• Clinic tied to Bachmann questioned over therapies
• Visitation, funeral set for slain North Dakota police officer
• Following aid cut, U.S. strikes in Pakistan kill 38
• Gun-toting man chased nude woman through St. Paul streets, witnesses say
• Cop: 'Melrose' actress giggled after fatal crash
• Inflexible rhetoric seemingly traps Obama, Republicans
• AUTO RACING: Racing to the top
• Twins GM: 'We're in contention'
• Most Minnesota lawmakers still accepting paychecks during government shutdown
• Brothers charged with mother's murder after remains found in home
• UND HOCKEY: League UND will join in 2013 to announce name Wednesday
• Dalrymple talks about oil, flooding during CNBC appearance
• Legendary musician and Fargo native Bobby Vee contemplates retirement
• First ladies gather for Betty Ford funeral
• Lone Center Court building bidder plans entertainment center conversion
• Man pulled from burning car in Minnetonka, Minn., last week has died
• UND women garner national academic accolades
• Dalen, Elander conclude IIHF Camp in Bratislava
• UND student-athletes boast 3.089 GPA in 2010-11
• Hawkins named to CFPA kick returner’s watch list
• Benter named to 2010-11 NABC Honors Court
• South Dakota governor: Missouri River states can work together
• Former NDSU football center being honored
• Swimmer missing in Mississippi River in St. Paul
• FEMA flood recovery center opening in Kenmare
• CHEF JEFF - ONE BYTE AT A TIME: Late-Night Spaghetti
• Radio ads argue 'racino' money could end Minnesota shutdown
• UPDATE: Bachmann says she's not worried about default
• Court: Facebook posts were grounds for discipline
• Gov. Dalrymple to appear on CNBC Tuesday
• Woman falls over St. Paul bridge after car crash
• Body found near river in Inver Grove Heights, Minn., identified
• U.S. women's soccer team all the rage after epic win over Brazil
• Nurses start 3-day strike in Hibbing, Minn.
• NHL: Heatley, Setoguchi set to fire away with Wild
• List of Minnesota lawmakers who declined, accepted July pay
• Minnesota shutdown stirs debate over who gets paid
• No stopgap: Obama demands big deal for debt limit
• Officials shut down key Minot bridge for repairs
• Hundreds gather for funeral of Texas fan who fell
• Man faces murder charge in death of Bismarck officer
• North Dakota looking at oil traffic dust's effect on crops
• High winds take down power lines
• Panetta in Iraq to see officials, commanders
• Idled public employees hold on - for now
• Texas mom gives birth to 16 pound baby
• TWINS: Catcher Drew Butera starting to show he can hit, too
• Murdoch scrambles into damage control over News of the World phone hacking scandal
• Casey Anthony's safety post-release worries lawyer
• Rescue work ends after Indian train wreck kills 68
• Russian cruise ship sinks in Volga River, 41 confirmed dead
• U.S., Mideast mediators meet with low expectations
• CHEF JEFF - ONE BYTE AT A TIME: Jamaican-Style Marinade
• ND: no oil in state's rivers from Montana oil spill
• OUR OPINION: Route power line around Grand Forks County prairie
• N.D. State Fair canceled due to flood
• Duluth rally raises support for hikers jailed in Iran
• AROUND THE REGION: Medora honors veterans today ... N.D. wheat exports soar ... Lawmaker has DUI ... more
• Lake Manitoba expected to drop by month's end
• Man thinks Lake Sallie muskie is a record-breaker, but state shutdown muddies the waters
• ALWAYS IN SEASON: Cowbird heads the list of unpopular species
• Sullys Hill National Game Preserve: Roadwork presents opportunities
• FACES: Barrels of fun: Jennifer Barnes got hooked on barrel racing when she was 13
• How did Caylee Anthony die? Verdict brought few answers
• White House: U.S. suspending $800 million in aid to Pakistan
• Collegiate Hockey Conference Joint Statement
• Search expected to resume today for man missing in Beltrami County
• Breaking News: Bismarck police say officer shot and killed
• MINOT FLOOD RECOVERY: A volunteer effort
• Police say wearing video cameras offers protection
• Betty Ford funerals to be in California, Michigan
• Woman injured after rear-ending tractor Thursday
• U.S. WOMEN'S OPEN: NDSU's Anderson makes cut , set to start third round
• Chasing baseballs: tradition as old as game itself
• Hughes' homer sends Twins to win over White Sox
• New stink bug species could affect farmers
• Family cautiously optimistic about American hikers trial in Iran
• MLB: Twins fall short for once against White Sox
• CHEF JEFF - ONE BYTE AT A TIME: Creole Rice and Red Beans
• More functions headed to 'the cloud'
• Army amputee thrown from N.Y. roller coaster, dies
• Jeter homers for 3,000th hit
• In Minnesota, little urgency to end shutdown
• Valley City group wants study of Devils Lake releases
• HOCKEY: MSUM still looking at Division I hockey
• OUR OPINION -- UND scores with new conference
• Officials caution owners on walking away from damaged homes
• MINNESOTA POLITICS: Minnesota credit rating dips ... Bachmann campaigns in Iowa ... Pawenty's big bet
• South Sudan celebrates birth with raising of flag
• UND joins MPSF in men’s swimming and diving
• Photo Friday: UND's CFLers
• Sioux add California trio for 2011 season
• Men stranded 5 days at sea safely back on land
• UPDATE: Ex-British prime minister spokesman arrested in UK hacking scandal
• Authorities hunting prescription drug thief
• UPDATE: Authorities identify remains found in Alberta, Minn., as missing woman
• U.S. WOMEN'S OPEN: Amateur Kang holds own in featured group; N.D. native Anderson finishes first round at 2-under 69
• WEATHER: Showers, thunderstorms likely in late afternoon, tonight
• RELIEVED ABOUT RELIEF: Twins' struggling Capps pitches 1-2-3 ninth
• Wheaton, Minn., hospital added to Sanford Health
• St. Francis, Minn., councilman mails himself fake bomb
• States weigh 'Caylee's Law' in verdict aftermath
• Secretary of Homeland Security Napolitano to tour Minot area next week
• With Mauer at 1st base, Twins beat White Sox 6-2
• Son of slain Oklahoma couple arrested in Lakota, N.D.
• N.D. delegation's NCAA Fighting Sioux trip tab: $6,000
• Fan at Rangers baseball game reaches for player-tossed ball, falls 20 feet, dies
• Drayton, N.D., man arrested following chase in Grand Forks, EGF
• Fertile, Minn., man arrested in connection to Polk County Fairgrounds burglary
• Shuttle lifts off for last time; 'Light this fire'
• It's the law: North Dakota's name for Souris River is Mouse
• Lincoln Drive dog park reopens as Red continues to drop
• Eastbound Gateway Drive on-ramp to northbound I-29 in Grand Forks to temporarily close Saturday
• UND, NDSU to receive more than $800,000 in federal nursing grants
• Witness: Murder suspect made gang threat
• HIRING STALLS: Unemployment rose to 9.2% in June
• Jamestown man pleads not guilty to murder of Somali refuge
• UPDATE: Mondale-Carlson bipartisan commission suggests shutdown solution
• Minnesota's obesity rank improves, but obese percentage doesn't
• Agency warns of scam tied to Duluth
• Archive Blog: Ticket time
• Jason Gregoire signs with Winnipeg Jets
• OBIT: Armen Gilliam, 47, former NBA, UNLV Running' Rebel basketball player
• OBIT: Hall of Fame baseball manager Dick Williams dead at 82
• TWINS: Mauer makes debut at first base
• St. Paul's Como Zoo helps bring rare toad back from brink of extinction
• St. Paul library clerk sentenced in theft of 1,400 books, movies
• Attorney for former Grand Forks doctor asks for probation
• Air, soil, wells near Montana oil spill to be tested
• MINNESOTA SHUTDOWN: 'We want to work for Minnesota'
• Social Security now in play in debt-ceiling negotiations
• OUR OPINION: Nostalgia for commission and its compromise
• St. Michael, N.D., woman sentenced for involuntary manslaughter
• Official: UMD to be part of college hockey's Super League
• St. Louis Park, Minn., 18-year-old gets life sentence for Iowa clerk slaying
• Report: Gregoire to sign with Winnipeg Jets
• Mahnomen County (Minn.) man, 82, dies in farming accident
• High-risk sex offender moves to rural Grand Forks
• Sources: UND will leave WCHA for new league
• Grand Forks man charged with terrorizing at Ambassador Motel
• Mother threatens to kill children, faces felony abuse charges
• South Dakota ranked 17th, N.D. 21st in nation's obesity rates
• Breaking News: Judge: Casey Anthony to be freed late July or early August
• SHUTDOWN IN MINNESOTA: Care for elderly, disabled starts to show strain
• Twins look to healing, not new help
• UPDATE: New Ulm B&B where 6 died in fire not licensed, inspected
• 1 dead, 13 injured in Dutch stadium roof collapse
• White House seeks delay of Mexican man's execution
• Football Countdown: Season Opener
• Pregnant Woodbury group-home worker hospitalized after assault
• THE LIST: Artist retreat...Area theater...Travis Tritt...more
• TWINS: Baker's, Capp's early exits raise concerns
• Foes of North Dakota pharmacy owner rule seek repeal again
• Attorneys file motion to dismiss N.D. accident lawsuit
• Three July 4th tornadoes confirmed in southeast North Dakota
• Stark County denies tax break for oil-based business
• DA: Black man run over, killed in Miss. hate crime
• Authorities search Minnesota's Willow River for missing man
• Republican Pawlenty asks Iowans to examine record
• Mayor Stauss wants specifics on wastewater deal
• MINNESOTA SHUTDOWN: Lawmakers pessimistic about quick shutdown end
• Obama takes on 'tweeters' in Twitter town hall
• Two arrested in connection with Erskine shooting
• Downtown Grand Forks crash injures one
• Longoria, Rays prevent Twins' attempt to sweep
• To save money, East Grand Forks post office will transfer employees to Grand Forks
• Valley City police chief accused of financial mismanagement, public funds misappropriation
• Doug Goulding, Devils Lake, letter: Call it the Mouse River, 'cause it's the law
• OUR OPINION: A 'third way' for new Minnesota committee
• JEFF TIEDEMAN: Grill time
• Exxon claimed failed Montana pipe was 12 feet under river
• Device made from fireworks prompts evacuation in Mandan
• South Korea's Pyeongchang awarded 2018 Winter Olympics
• SHUTDOWN IN MINNESOTA: Vandals trash some closed state parks
• AREAVOICES' NIE ROCKS!: 'Think of happy things,' Grand Forks kids' messages tell Minot kids
• Farmington, Minn., school board investigation results in no charges against ex-Grand Forks council member Burke
• St. Paul City Council to oppose county sales tax for Vikings stadium
• House Republicans push back on effort to limit kids' food ads
• Legendary coach returns to men’s golf program
• Cameron named to CFPA punter’s watch list
• New Ulm fire: relatives mourn 6 lost
• Virginia, Minn., man accused of child abuse of his infant son
• Sandstone, Minn., man killed in ATV accident
• Women chip away at owning more businesses
• Leading Democrat: Flawed GOP tax argument obstacle to fed budget deal
• Fourth of July brings weather fireworks in Fargo-Moorhead
• Minnesota bar exam rule relaxed
• Man dies in apparent fireworks accident in north Fargo
• REA plans return of hockey camp by Sunday
• Slow decline continues for binge drinking among N.D. college students
• UPDATE: Casey Anthony cleared of murdering young daughter
• Breaking News: Oil tanker rollover near Cavalier spills about 5,000 gallons, injures driver
• UND FOOTBALL: Sioux add two to recruiting class
• Flood surge raises fears of Mont. oil spill spread
• Minot evacuees slowly returning as Souris recedes
• UPDATE: Clean-up in progress at site of rural Cavalier, N.D., semi-trailer oil spill
• East Grand Forks doing well despite economic impact of shutdown
• Fargo police ID victim of fireworks accident; eyewitness says victim decapitated
• Mosquito spraying scheduled in Grand Forks, EGF Tuesday night
• Firefighter injured during response to boat fire near Nevis, Minn.,
• SHUTDOWN IN MINNESOTA: Mondale, Carlson organize commission on Day 5
• Cirrus diversifies
• Roofs ripped off Mapleton, N.D., home during storm
• History: Taking a back seat in Minnesota classrooms?
• WILD: Heatley adds scoring punch, comes with off-ice tragedy in his past
• Gardenhire: Matt Capps still in mix to remain Twins' closer
• Casey Anthony jury deliberations resume in Florida
• MINNESOTA SHUTDOWN: Dayton hopes to return to budget talks
• Chavez returns to Venezuela after surgery to remove cancerous tumor
• Militants from Afghanistan attack Pakistani post
• Exxon claims spill damage in Yellowstone River limited, gov. doubtful
• Breaking News: Polk County Fair Board burglarized
• CHEF JEFF - ONE BYTE AT A TIME: Asian Barbecue Sirloin Steak
• UPDATE: GOP lawmaker gets earful on Minnesota shutdown
• MLB: Duensing, Valencia lead Twins over Rays 7-0
• Libya sees some progress in talks with rebels
• WEATHER: Severe thunderstorm watch until 10 p.m.
• Joey Chestnut chows down 62 hot dogs to win 5th Coney Island eating contest
• Former MLB pitcher Clemens ready to fight as perjury trial opens Wed.
• Secret Service to probe hack on Fox News Twitter
• Malia Obama becomes a teenager on Fourth of July
• All 600 St. Paul police officers to get new guns
• Theodore Roosevelt National Park begins 2nd year of elk reductions
• Vehicle flips into Sauk River, killing man, 2 kids
• Business holds steady for pawn shops
• In Minnesota budget mess, two sides have some options
• OUR OPINION -- The citizens' challenge
• North Dakota Tea Party Caucus plans events in GF, across the state
• Flood recovery in Minot: Painstaking but possible
• Float plane crash in Saskatchewan kills five Canadians
• New Ulm, Minn., B&B owner, 2 daughters among 6 who died in blaze
• ASK YOUR GOVERNMENT: N.D. lottery is profitable for programs, general fund
• Last Vietnam-era draftee is retiring from Army
• Becker (Minn.) Co. authorities searching for missing person on Long Lake
• After fire, New Ulm, Minn., grieves for what's lost
• Judge gives OK for Minnesota food bank deliveries during shutdown
• Frenchwoman accuses Dominique Strauss-Kahn of attempted rape
• Heart disease, No. 1 killer, can sneak up on women
• NHL: Sharks trade Heatley to Wild for Havlat
• U.S. celebrates July 4th with fireworks, parades
• Disruptive Ratko Mladic removed from hearing at UN court
• Moorhead man arrested in sexual assault, stabbing
• North Dakota man injured in anhydrous ammonia accident
• CHEF JEFF - ONE BYTE AT A TIME: Lemon Aioli
• MATTERS AT HAND: Let's play turnabout with Al Carlson
• Deadly storm carves path of devastation across Northwestern Wisconsin
• Concordia students investigate smelly tapwater in Moorhead
• Professional organizer helps family get rid of their excess clutter
• SOCIAL SECURITY Q & A: Retiremen can start any month
• AROUND NORTH DAKOTA: Man sentenced for molesting girl ... Oil companies help with roads ... Waste oil refining plant proposed
• Chant serves up entertaining mix of walleyes, stories
• FACES: GF woman leads Habitat for Humanity Global Village International team
• Weather Service confirms tornado touchdown in Douglas County
• Shedding a little light on Bachmann
• Baboon, possibly from amusement park, on the run in New Jersey
• Thome homers, Twins beat Brewers
• MONEY: Checking in on Mom and Dad's checkbook
• Pea to baseball-size hail reported in Meeker County in central Minn.
• Storm pushes high winds, rain across western Minn.
• Grandmother writes book about Redwood Falls, Minn., infant's tragic death
• Potato promise
• Rare map demonstrates how "small" the world really is
• High winds storm through Minnesota, Wisconsin
• Los Alamos officials plan for return of residents
• Contador begins Tour de France defense
• Photo Friday: Tribute to the Fourth
• Building along the border on hold
• Vikings not pushing stadium in shutdown
• UPDATE: High winds buffet SW Minnesota, knock out power
• Como Zoo welcomes animals from Minot zoo
• Teens injured in Dent, Minn., rollover
• TWINS: Morneau regaining strength after surgery
• Shriver files to divorce Schwarzenegger
• MINNESOTA SHUTDOWN: Quiet Capitol, quiet government
• Two arrested for thefts from vehicles in Roseau, Minn.
• Tools stolen from Grand Forks construction sites
• Minnesota shutdown causes last-minute crunch for holiday weekend campers
• POLITICAL NOTEBOOK: Government shutdown no surprise
• VIDEO: Josh Duhamel discusses Minot flooding on "LIVE! with Regis & Kelly"
• 4th of July Firecrackers
• Construction begins Tuesday on Demers Avenue and Fourth Avenue in Grand Forks
• A new day, a new experience: Government shutdown
• Grand Forks, East Grand Forks will spray for mosquitoes Friday night
• East Grand Forks road closed due to high Red River
• Minn. fire officials urge safe handling of fireworks
• Minnesota National Guard to help in flooded Minot
• China's communists mark 90th, hail party's success
• NASCAR drivers descend on Hibbing
• Successor named to legendary NDSU wrestling coach
• Venezuela's Chavez reveals he is fighting cancer after surgery
• Minnesota government shutdown prompts political blame game
• Minnesota government shutdown: What's open, what's not
• Panetta sworn in as Obama's second Pentagon chief
• Attorneys await autopsy results in Dickinson, N.D., crash case
• Former Duluthian dies in Colorado crash
• Martinson named interim head women's golf coach
• Archive Blog: More to report
• Minnesota playwright Poole hit by car, in critical condition
• Florida man charged with swindling senior citizens, including at least one couple in Hastings
• HOCKEY NOTEBOOK: Oshie re-ups with Blues as free agency looms
• Judge backs scientists on polar bears
• Minnesota fireworks injuries, related property damage decline
• UPDATE: Charge upped for Texas man accused of ditching son
• Eden Prairie, Minn., man missing off Florida coast
• U.S. COLLEGE COSTS: N.D.'s Sitting Bull College nation's most affordable; U of Texas school most costly
• Mandan man, 54, gets life sentence another meth charge
• MINOT: Broadway reopens to rush hour traffic
• Minnesota shutdown talk set to be reality
• German parliament approves nuclear plant shutdown by 2022
• Campers look for new destinations as EGF is forced to close campground
• SHUTDOWN NOTEBOOK: 'They need to agree on a budget plan'
• Residents return home, businesses reopen as water recedes in Velva, N.D.
• Hastings' resident beer taster: New business provides educational beer tasting parties
• North Dakota awards $3.9 million in oil impact grants
• Grand Forks man arrested after allegedly flashing gun during Hugo's robbery earlier this month
• Police: High-risk sex offender moves to Grand Forks
• Air Force pilot, a West Fargo native, dies during combat training mission
• North Columbia Road concrete repairs mean temporary lane reduction
• Pending shutdown means scramble for Minnesota fishing licenses
• MARILYN HAGERTY: When life deals you rhubarb, ask friends to make jam
• 'It's over,' Ed Schafer says of UND nickname fight
• Influential evangelical Minnesota pastor retiring after 35 years
• Arvilla, N.D., woman hurt in U.S. 2 collision
• Rush for services before possible Minnesota government shutdown
• Minnesota sets 1st quarter export record
• In school and on stage with 'Sweeney Todd'
• Help offered to southern Minnesota farm families affected by rains
• Tweten to say goodbye to extension service career
• Hughes' HR helps Twins halt losing streak at 6 games
• Foster father sentenced for abuse charges in Ramsey County, Minn.
• WEATHER: Here's the heat
• Memorial service set Saturday for slain Cooperstown, N.D., resident
• Bismarck man pleads not guilty to killing Alzheimer's-afflicated dad
• FEMA to review N.D. individual flood aid eligibility
• Missouri River flooding destroys evacuated cabin south of Mandan
• Flooded Red at Grand Forks-EGF expected to crest near 38 feet Saturday
• Raising money for Sherlock: benefit held Wednesday in EGF
• UPDATE: Shutdown chances increase as budget talks go late
• UPDATE: Bismarck lawmaker plans guilty plea for DUI
• UPDATE: Confrontational Obama rebukes GOP on debt talks
• Security tight as Palins sign books at Mall of America
• CHEF JEFF - ONE BYTE AT A TIME: Pimiento Cheese
• 'SPECTRUM OF HOPE': Governor to lead UND nickname delegation to NCAA July 25
• Missing Nelson County man's body recovered from McVille Dam lake
• Perham sisters, father survive cancer together
• Sheriff's office says propane, likely ignited by water pump, caused explosion
• Minot schools must find new classrooms for 1,000-plus students
• Rick Olek, Fargo, letter: GOP policies hurt state's effectiveness
• OUR OPINION: Help trickle of aid become next flood
• 2 kayakers rescued from Lake Superior near Duluth harbor entry
• Minnesota records first death from tick-borne Powassan virus
• Grand Forks City Council members discuss overhaul of laws to curb predatory towing
• North Dakota State Fair to go on despite flooding
• JEFF TIEDEMAN: Burger bliss
• FIGHTING SIOUX NICKNAME: A reluctant plea
• Sagsveen named to coordinate N.D. flood recovery
• Sioux great Belfour elected to Hockey Hall of Fame
• Fighting Sioux spotlight: Gail Ingwalson
• McHenry County rollover kills Rugby woman, 19
• UND and the Big Sky: Who said what, when?
• Minnesota retailers sue over 'designer' drug ban
• East Grand Forks will quickly feel effects of Minnesota government shutdown
• Employee benefits suffering in slow economic recovery
• Garrison Dam reservoir going down, Oahe going up
• NATO helicopters end Kabul hotel siege, 6 dead
• 1st lawsuit filed over Amtrak train crash in Nevada
• BACHMANN'S WATERLOO: Congresswoman 'just misspeaking' making John Wayne hometown reference , she says
• New fed campaign stresses recipe for safe food: Clean, cook, chill, separate
• Son, 8, tells school mom's driving impaired while trying to pick up his sister
• MINNESOTA BUDGET TALKS: 'We recognize time is growing short'
• The state of saturation in North Dakota
• North Dakota coal mine foes say it will hurt farming, water
• Cirrus sale to Chinese company completed
• Share your Minnesota shutdown story
• THAT REMINDS ME with MARILYN HAGERTY: It's a twister! Tornado strikes Grand Forks in 1911
• OUR OPINION: An alternative to passports at border crossings
• Nelson County sheriff: McVille man, 56, missing since Saturday
• Mendota Heights, Minn., woman pleads guilty to theft from daughter's Scout troop while a Scout leader
• Infant dies in home explosion in rural McCanna, N.D.
• Ed Belfour headed to Hockey Hall of Fame
• Man launches relief effort to collect items for flood victims
• RYAN BAKKEN: Joy in lawn care? Indeed
• Flooded Souris River slowly receding at Sawyer, Velva, N.D.
• VIDEO: Minot residence 'last home standing' in flooded neighborhood
• State record buffalo fish caught in Heart River
• Minot floodwater visibly receding, Guard spokesman says
• Multiple water main breaks prompt Minot water conservation plea
• Fifty-three Sioux named GWC All-Academic
• Frattin, teammates honored by North Dakota media
• UND's Hardee named NDAPSSA coach of the year
• Determined Minot residents think recovery as water ebbs
• MISSOURI RIVER: Garrison Dam releases might wind down in 2 weeks
• Fed ag officials huddle to look at "disastrous" ND crop losses
• Minnesota man rescued from Mississippi River near La Crosse
• VIDEO: Al Jazeera reports on Minot flood Sunday
• Airman escapes serious injury in rollover near GF base
• Minnesota's Bachmann plows into 2012 presidential bid from native Iowa
• Two injured in south GF accident
• Powerball ticket price doubling in '12
• Dalrymple invites Obama to tour North Dakota flood areas
• Motorcyclist dies after striking tree in south Grand Forks
• The big three North Dakota floods
• UPDATE: N.D. gets emergency $5 million for roads, bridges damaged by flooding
• Former North Dakota player named UMD hockey assistant
• Effects of 2011 floods will linger
• LLOYD OMDAHL: New chancellor, new leadership style
• Today's forecast: Wet, cool
• Power grid change may disrupt clocks
• Evacuees find shelter with friends, family
• UND University Senate backs Kelley call for Sioux nickname law repeal
• TWINS: What's wrong with Nishioka's swing? Twins don't know
• Driver rescued from Minot floodwaters
• OBIT: Nick Charles, 64, longtime CNN sportscaster
• Agriculture colleges, extension get budget squeeze
• International Criminal court judges order arrest of Gadhafi, son for slayings
• First on the ground look at damage in Burlington
• CHEF JEFF - ONE BYTE AT A TIME: Tuscan Kale Salad
• UPDATE: Xcel Energy disputes nuclear plant safety finding
• UPDATE: Souris dropping in Minot
• Palestinian leaders vote to go for UN recognition
• UPDATE: NYC parade to get boost from same-sex milestone
• Vatican to launch internet news portal
• Nigeria: 25 killed in 3 bomb attacks in northeast
• Toddler seriously hurt in fall at Hinckley, Minn., hotel
• 'Purple Rain,' 'Fargo' to play at Walker Art Center
• UPDATE: Libyan rebels claim advances in western mountains
• MLB: Braun homers in Brewers' 6-2 win over Twins
• North Dakota flooding in Canadian hands, but few complaints
• UPDATE: Minnesota budget talks suddenly end
• Toronto GM Burke has high praise for Frattin
• Actor Josh Duhamel named honorary chairman for Minot recovery fund
• Minot residents strengthened by faith
• Custer's death still a mystery after 135 years
• No more damage in flooded Minot as river ebbs
• OUR OPINION -- Life in a flood plain
• Velva, Sawyer trying to stay ahead of water
• Quiet waters of Quetico yield walleye bounty
• Letting go of the past: WWII veteran donates memorabilia to Fargo Air Museum
• Carpenter builds replica of ferry that once crossed Mississippi in Clearwater, Minn.
• AROUND MINNESOTA: Social worker faces sex charges ... U of M golf chief quits amid lawsuit ... Feds return $22M to firm's workers ... more.
• PRAIRIE GARDENER: Hybrid tea roses are the most popular of roses for several reasons
• ANN BAILEY: A special Father's Day card sure to bring a smile
• FACES: Fair lady: Donna Rae Carlson has been involved with the Polk County Fair for 53 years
• OUTDOORS NOTEBOOK: NAWCA funding, Clean Water Act etc.
• More and more Minnesota renters just a heartbeat from homeless
• Grimaldi, Simpson taken on day two of NHL Draft
• 32nd Avenue South improvement talks set for Wednesday
• Study: Nearly 350 million diabetics worldwide
• WATERFOWL RESEARCH: More bang for the duck
• NHL DRAFT: UND recruit Rocco Grimaldi doesn't last long on Day 2
• AP-GfK Poll: People divided on looming debt crisis
• North Dakota lawmakers rank low in depth of education
• NHL DRAFT NOTEBOOK: UND grad makes Jets announcement
• OUTDOORS NOTEBOOK: July 6 a crucial date for conservation funding
• FLOODING ROUNDUP: Fund established for recovery efforts
• UPDATE: Dayton, GOP to continue budget talks Sunday
• Generous residents help neighbors in flooded Minot
• CHEF JEFF - ONE BYTE AT A TIME: Carrots with Honey, Lemon Zest and Thyme
• 'Nothing that can't be fixed.': Minot staple, the Blue Rider bar, hopes for the best
• Driver tried to brake before hitting Amtrak car
• UPDATE: Souris nears peak at Minot; city hopes worst done
• N.Y. Legislature legalizes gay marriage
• FAITH BRIEFS: High Plains Trio to sing at camp...Church members plan Love Feast ...Hunter to perform in summer series...more
• BUSINESS NOTEBOOK: Owners look for ideas for Suite 49 building
• Smoke from Ontario fire causes haze in the Northland
• Feds take action against Iron Range bank
• Velva, N.D., residents evacuate while crews try to reinforce dikes
• Vice President Biden out front in defending Obama on the economy
• MINOT FLOOD: FEMA says 'Yes' to flood assistance ... River level update ... How to help
• RACING RESULTS: Kennedy dominates sprint field
• FEMA approves individual assistance for Ward, Burleigh counties
• Incoming freshman Miller selected No. 15
• Photo Friday: Baseball summer
• Gangster Bulger, fugitive caught by FBI, expected back in Boston.
• MINOT FLOODING: Family, friends, shelters, take in the evacuees
• Police have persons of interest in Polk Co. barn fire
• NHL: Cleared for takeoff: Winnipeg again to be the Jets
• UPDATE: As expected, surging Souris River at Minot surpasses 1881 record crest
• Washington State teen crusades against ticketing traffic cams
• DEVILS LAKE FLOODING: USGS study predicts chances of lake overflowing
• Paralyzed victim testifies at Anoka County DWI sentencing
• Breaking News: Minot's closed Broadway bridge might reopen by midday
• MINNESOTA SHUTDOWN: 'A very constructive day' in budget talks
• For Michele Bachmann, small checks provide main campaign fundraising fuel
• Grand Forks man again faces theft charges
• UPDATE: 5 arrested in armed standoff near Lakota
• Child porn fugitive from New Mexico caught in Buffalo, Minn.
• Devils Lake gas station employee accused of felony theft
• Armed standoff in Nelson County leads to at least 2 arrests
• SOURIS RIVER FLOOD: Four-legged flood victims
• FIGHTING SIOUX NICKNAME: Big Sky holds steady
• Half of Burlington's residents flee before Souris overwhelms city
• OBIT: Peter Falk, 83, actor who portrayed iconic rumpled detective Columbo
• Grant Shaft, Grand Forks, column: Statistics show highly functional higher ed board
• VIDEO: Aerial flood images in Minot area Thursday from Black Hawk helicopter
• DOUG LEIER: When fishing with kids, expect mishap
• MARILYN HAGERTY: When all else fails, amateur radio is still around
• Most Minot residents lack flood insurance
• '...THEN THEY SAID WE WERE GETTING MORE WATER': As floodwaters rise, Minot residents retreat
• Bismarck mobile home standoff ends peacefully
• Sully Creek State Park, closed for flooding, reopens near Medora
• Minot overnight patrols proceed without major incident
• Women's soccer unveils 2011 schedule
• UND golf coach Dan Frei resigns
• Archive Blog: To the Internet!
• NHL Draft Preview: Sioux duo first-round bound?
• Congressional Dems critical of Obama's Afghanistan plan
• Harry Potter wizard series to be sold as e-books
• BURLINGTON, N.D.: 'We are going to be overtopped'
• Killdeer, N.D., chosen for study focusing on hydraulic fracturing's impact on drinking water
• Census: Minorities now make up majority of U.S. babies
• UPDATE: In Minot, focus turns to protecting critical structures
• Souris River flooding leads to more road closings, disruptions
• Minot State remains open during flood
• NBA DRAFT: Timberwolves grab Williams at No. 2
• Glen Campbell diagnosed with Alzheimer's disease
• Sawyer, N.D., residents leave homes as Souris rises
• Boston mob boss was hiding in plain sight
• MLB: Lincecum lifts Giants over Twins, 2-1
• UPDATE: Man arrested for 2009 attempted murder in Grand Forks home
• From Moscow to Minot: Actor Josh Duhamel checks in with flooding hometown
• Fugitive Boston mob boss Whitey Bulger arrested in California
• VIDEO: Aerial images of the Souris River starting to top Minot levees
• Grand Forks man arrested on child porn possession charge
• 'CONSTITUTIONAL CRISIS': Judge lectures Dayton, lawmakers about Minnesota shutdown possibility
• Duluth fire officials: Miller Hill Kmart fire arson
• Local resident shares recovery story as part of Aphasia Awareness Month
• Minot flood forecast could take another 2- to 3-foot leap; more told to begin 'evacuation process'
• ROLL OUT THE BARRELS: Obama releases 30 million barrels from U.S. oil reserves
• 5:00 PM - Minot Flood Press Conference on AM 970 and wday.com
• MINOT AREA FLOOD: Minot continues to build up dikes; towns downstream prepare
• OUR OPINION: Flooding needs to be disarmed of key weapon
• For Minot flood evacuees, northwest N.D. offers view lodging vacancies
• Lincoln, N.D., man accused of killing friend pleads not guilty
• Duluth police hold 2 suspected in multiple car prowls, burglaries
• Elander to take part in new IIHF program
• 2011 Sioux-Per Swing Tour hits Fargo
• Three individuals, 2001 title team punch Hall pass
• What's in a number? Volume 2
• Grand Forks Sioux-Per Swing set for July 14
• Obama expected to send 10,000 U.S. troops home from Afghanistan
• VIKINGS: Peterson apologizes for missing youth camp
• UPDATE: North Dakota property tax abolition backers challenged
• Public funeral planned for mom of Canadian inspiration Terry Fox
• Bismarck couple in vehicle ramming case face fraud counts
• Porcupine, N.D., man pleads guilty to stabbing at own birthday celebration
• Medora Campground, flooded in spring, reopens today
• Breaking News: MINOT FLOOD: Projected Souris River crest pushed back from Sunday to June 30
• DEVILS LAKE FLOODING: Third outlet on the table
• Despite threat of Souris River flood, N.D. State Fair remains a go
• Minot residents give up flood zone to Souris River
• Grand Forks ready to help, officials say
• UPDATE: Minnesota leaders to lock in before a shutdown
• Eight game-starting consecutive hits launch latest win by sizzling Twins
• Missouri River erodes bank, claims home north of Bismarck
• Self-help author convicted of negligent homicide
• Grumpier Old Men boat rides on Otter Tail Lake
• OUR OPINION: With Minot for the long haul
• JEFF TIEDEMAN: Spring into summer
• OUTSIDE THE BIG BOX: Best Buy pursues future beyond its retail stores
• Murder convictions for 2 in 2007 St. Paul triple murder
• THEIR OPINION: Separation-of-powers argument in Minnesota budget stalemate worthwhile
• UND signs Austin Smith to men's swim team
• UPDATE: North Dakota flood damage to public works: $90M plus
• Nina Nordby, 109, former co-owner of Nordby Upholstery, dies
• North Dakota lawmakers want special session Nov. 7
• Gavins Point Dam in South Dakota will hit 160,000 cfs
• Heavy rains cause central Minnesota flooding
• Early 20th century folk art on display near Cavalier, N.D.
• TWINS: After several years of struggles, reliever Perkins settles in ... and shines
• HOCKEY: Wild's Nate Prosser signs one-year extension
• U.S. war team to juggle with troop cuts
• Weather prompts Minnesota high school baseball title game delay
• New date set for Iran hearing of American hikers
• Planned Parenthood closing clinics in Thief River Falls, 5 other cities
• 10,000 in Minot ordered to evacuate again as historic Souris River flooding expected
• Angst over ATVs in Pembina River Gorge
• Fiery Pennsylvania crash kills 'Jackass,' 'Homewrecker' star Dunn
• Winrich again calls on Stenehjem to weigh in on constitutionality of Sioux nickname bill
• Breaking News: Minot-area flooding prompts new Amtrak shutdown
• 'AUTHENTIC VOICES': Survivors of child sexual abuse put their lives to words
• UPDATE: Minot officials order 11,000 residents to evacuate as Souris River nears historic levels
• Film critic Ebert 'too quick' to tweet about 'Jackass' star's death, he says
• NHL board approves Thrashers' move to Winnipeg
• FDA issues graphic cigarette labels
• Minnesota House involved in shutdown case, MnSCU rescinds layoffs
• WEATHER: Showers Tuesday afternoon, night, Wednesday
• Red Lake, Minn., man charged in teenage girl's 2009 death
• Video captures trooper's near-miss, accident leading to woman's death
• Gimse: Road construction projects can continue in Minn.
• Sioux-Per Swing: Fargo set for today
• Average N.D. gas prices drops 8.4 cents in past week
• GF man faces sex abuse charges
• Flash flood warning prompted by 2- to 5-inch rainfall in part of Foster, Stutsman counties
• N.D. oil impact grants applicantions encouraged
• Next few days crucial for Missouri River flooding at Bismarck, Mandan
• Californian, 21, wins Miss USA crown
• Almora still recovering from tornados
• Minot preparing for new Souris River high
• St. Paul priest asks judge to dismiss sexual misconduct charge with female parishioner
• French Embassy convoy hit by bomb in Baghdad
• Car crashes into North Washington Street insurance office
• Car crashes into North Washington Street insurance office
• Wildlife preservationists at odds with Minnkota over transmission line route
• Energy company seeks purchase option for industrial park land in Grand Forks
• Major League Baseball rejects proposed Dodgers TV deal with Fox
• Breaking News: Kelley: UND nickname law 'puts us out on a cliff'
• Conrad, bipartisan Senate group urge troop drawdown in Afghanistan
• eSuffix? New Internet guidelines loosen means to address ends
• Moorhead man rescued from submerged car in Red River dies
• U of M regents OK 5% hike in tuition
• Study: 1 in 13 U.S. children have food allergy
• MLB: Butera singles in 9th as Twins win 7th straight
• Endless activities for children
• Minnesota shutdown threatens weddings, much more
• Elderly care givers ask for shutdown fund
• Deal would speed cuts in coal pollution
• Officials plan trail for ATVs in Pembina Gorge
• Grand Forks man bikes across France
• ASK YOUR GOVERNMENT: Agencies use money from drug, property seizures
• Northern Plains Presbyterians to convene today on administrator issue
• Winds challenge crews battling Arizona, New Mexico wildfires
• CHEF JEFF - ONE BYTE AT A TIME: Blue Cheese Stuffed Burgers
• ALWAYS IN SEASON: Nature moves at breakneck speed in June
• City to examine firefighter exit interview process
• Hospice patients must meet new rules
• WoO: Dollansky does it again
• RYAN BAKKEN: A Father's Day wish list
• FACES: Teen advocate: Kayla Larson educates fellow teens on the dangers of distracted driving
• 'Price is Right' contestants lose out on Northland resort prize
• Study says Minot could grow to 56,000 people
• Global Safety Network kicks into high gear
• Venezuelan troops battle inmates at prison
• Syrian army attacks village near Turkish border
• Trial for Minnesota teen charged in Iowa slayings to begin Monday
• GOP's Cain: 'We are living a national nightmare'
• Tourists injured during Old West shootout show
• Pawlenty to GOP bloggers: Let records do talking
• U.S. OPEN: McIlroy carries 8-stroke lead into Sunday
• Can golf success carry over for Obama, Boehner?
• Minnesota state leaders will get paid even in government shutdown
• Karzai: Afghanistan, U.S. in contacts with Taliban
• Protester tries to throw glitter at Michele Bachmann
• Pickup crash damages Mooreton, N.D., community center
• Man who escaped from Valley City jail apprehended
• UPDATE: N.D. Democratic leader: GOP lied about redistricting panel
• BUSINESS NOTEBOOK: Perkins in Grand Forks to remain open
• Report: Obama overruled lawyers on Libya air war
• Cancer death rate gap widens based on education
• CHEF JEFF - ONE BYTE AT A TIME: Mushroom Sliders
• World Refugee Day celebration held in Grand Forks
• Water cleanup system shut down at Japan nuke plant
• Simpson invited to Canada's National Junior Camp
• UND legend Bill Steenson passes away
• Photo Friday: A banner year
• Kirchgassner added to strength and conditioning staff
• NHL: Devils file for arbitration with former Sioux Zach Parise
• Man arrested after standoff in Bemidji
• Dalrymple: FEMA rejects individual flood aid for North Dakota
• Ricky Rubio confirms he's joining Timberwolves
• North Dakota National Guard begins march for fallen soldiers
• McIlroy roars into the record books at golf's U.S. Open Championship
• Giffords to visit hometown of Tucson, Ariz., this weekend
• A day at the T-ball diamond
• Whitey's Cafe new owner says it's a done deal
• Marine reservist in custody after Pentagon scare
• Anthony defense expert: Car smell was from trash
• NCAA reaffirms: Policy on nicknames unchanged
• Political Notebook: Mixing politics, social media comes with risks
• Camper's body pulled from Minnesota lake
• Motorcycle driver treated, released after Thursday night collision with van
• Annie Isler added to women's basketball staff
• Archive Blog: Hockey Vault
• Fighting Sioux Football: What's in a number?
• Scientists: If you don't snooze, you lose
• Polaris not explaining closure of Global Electric Motorcars plant in Fargo
• Woman accused of punching daughter in classroom
• Saving a swimming pool, one bake sale at a time
• Al-Zawahri succeeds bin Laden as al-Qaida leader
• Shaft takes over leadership of State Board of Higher Education
• N.D., S.D. men sentenced in sex abuse case involving runaways
• A KEEPER, UNTIL NOW: U of M president donating mount of near-record state walleye
• Reading, writing test results might keep 4,900 from Minnesota high school graduations
• Pay raises for N.D. college presidents considered
• WEATHER: Possibility of severe weather over the weekend
• Counterfeit money reports numerous in Bismarck-Mandan
• TWINS: All-Star catcher Mauer excited to return to Twins
• Souris on decline at Minot but still a threat
• VANCOUVER: Violence, vandalism follow Stanley Cup loss
• Dayton declares budget talks at impasse
• U.S. Senate votes to repeal tax credits for ethanol production
• MLB: Blackburn's gem, Cuddyer's home run puts Twins past White Sox 1-0
• Sexting scandal leads to Weiner's resignation
• FEELING 'ABOVE AVERAGE': More college freshmen confident, if not overconfident
• Higher ed board's talks with Stenehjem on Sioux nickname status delayed
• MARILYN HAGERTY: Library board ponders where now, what next
• North Dakota tourism hit hard by flooding
• Police in West Fargo use Taser to subdue 3 during traffic stop
• Minnesota athletes gather for Star of the North Games
• Women's swimming and diving joins WAC as affiliate
• Youngblut lands head coach position at Assumption
• Subject of Minn. Senator Gretchen Hoffman's tweets satisfied with ruling
• UPDATE: North Dakota GOP faces job of redrawing districts
• Welfare fraud gets Willmar, Minn., woman jail and probation
• False alarm in search for Montana fugitive
• Grand Forks public input meeting set
• Oregon man who quit college in 1932 graduates at 99
• Top charge gone from NYC terror plot case
• Support to delist gray wolves plentiful at Grand Rapids, Minn., meeting
• Nicolas Cage settles multimillion suit with ex-girlfriend
• Flavored milk out as L.A. school choice
• Minnesota strawberries looking good after belated start
• Self-help author's manslaughter trial in 2009 sweat lodge deaths nears end
• UPDATE: Grand Forks police looking for two adults believed to be involved in at least 13 thefts
• 1 dead, 3 injured in Emmons County head-on collision
• Grand Forks man charged with breaking into apartment, stealing underwear
• UPDATE: Dayton on shutdown: Better than GOP budget
• See a cold air funnel? You weren't alone
• UND NICKNAME: Grand Forks senator asks Big Sky Conference for time
• 4 arrested for rash of Fertile, Minn., area burglaries
• 'Man camp' for up to 2,500 oil patch workers approved near Tioga, N.D.
• BNSF, Amtrak pledge dollars to help rescue track from Devils Lake floodwaters
• OUR OPINION: Ground criticism in facts, not rumors
• JEFF TIEDEMAN: What's on your plate
• TASTE OF AFRICA, SONG FROM ASIA: New Americans, friends to mark World Refugee Day at Farmers Market
• Specialty tween store Justice to open at Columbia Mall June 22
• Another Souris River crest coming; new high level possible
• Minot sales tax extension approved by residents
• Humane Society pit bull attacks service dog in Wadena County
• Polaris' Global Electric Motorcars plant in Fargo to close
• Sioux-Per Swing: Twin Cities entertains
• Fertilizer spill in North Dakota not considered hazardous
• FEMA denies individual aid to Minneapolis tornado victims
• N.D. governor calls on residents to observe Flag Day
• Minot residents decide sales tax question today
• Crews racing Missouri River floodwaters to build up Iowa levee
• Hey, Iceland! Have we got ideas for you!
• Minnesota's Bachmann: Time was ripe to jump into 2012 presidential race
• UPDATE: North Dakota lawmakers crafting health exchange bill
• Report: Students don't know much about United States history
• Playboy's Hefner says Playmate called off wedding
• Social Security makes $8 billion in improper payments
• Time running out on Vikings stadium plan
• Pizza Ranch to open Grand Forks location in fall
• WEATHER: Thunderstorms could produce heavy rainfall Tuesday night
• Higher coffee prices brewing, and coffee shops, consumers feel it
• 'Chicago' combines helpings of Roseau, Warroad ... and a bit of Broadway
• Amtrak service in North Dakota, Minnesota to resume Wednesday
• Tornado touches down near Luverne, N.D.
• UND NICKNAME: N.D. House majority leader seeks 'heart to heart' meeting with NCAA
• UND's ISSAC ag cam captures first image from space station
• UND's School of Law and College of Nursing get new deans
• 2 Bismarck elementary schools threatened, 4 more at risk with Missouri River floodinged flood
• Wholesale prices rise at slowest pace in 10 months
• New farmers lobby in D.C. to strengthen farm programs
• N.D. native Andra Suchy signed by folk label Red House
• Pawlenty says he didn't pull punches on Romney's health care stance
• Woman gets 4 years for providing lethal drug
• Student-athletes lauded for classroom efforts
• Sioux-Per Swing Twin Cities starts today
• Pentagon Papers, in entirety, go public today, 40 years after leak
• Republicans assail Obama in opening big debate
• From obscene to obscure, potentially objectionable licence plates get Minnesota agency's boot
• UPDATE: Minnesota courts could decide shutdown impact
• Bully Pulpit Golf Course reopens half of holes after flooding
• Medina, N.D., memorial to have World Trade Center beam with etched designs
• Search for missing Boundary Waters canoeist unsuccessful
• Dogs get a second chance to shine
• Weiner heads to treatment while Congress returns to work
• Nordhem restaurant: Spotlighting history, saving a town
• Ramsey County, Minn., and Vikings have road payment plan
• Authorities investigating Amish farm fire as possible arson
• Still no Amtrak service across Minnesota, North Dakota
• Sheriff: Sonar shows body of missing Wisconsin camper in Boundary Waters
• TWINS: Finally, there are wins to be found for Twins
• LLOYD OMDAHL: Six-inning games could help Twins
• OUR OPINION: Consider licensing's role in health care costs
• BIG D: Mavericks top Heat 105-95 for NBA title
• TONYS: 'Book of Mormon' wins big
• FLOOD ROUNDUP: Water overwhelms Montana ... New Souris crest ... Missouri rising to south
• North Dakota has first confirmed measles case since 1987
• Missouri River flooding: There's pollution, but dilution lessens long-term impact
• TWINS: No AAA Rochester stop in Mauer's rehab journey back to Minnesota
• FILMS: Abrams, Spielberg's 'Super 8' lifts off with $37 million
• Measurers to stop livestock taping stall in states
• Woman holds 3-year-old over edge of Duluth-Superior bridge
• An open and not shut case
• The bridge not too far?
• UPDATE: Blasts kills 34 in Pakistan, as CIA chief visits
• Man still missing in Boundary Waters; new details about case
• TRIPLE CROWN: Ruler on Ice pulls surprise to win Belmont Stakes
• Former classmates remember fallen Minn. soldier
• Minn. DNR: Fish caught by Wis. angler not a record
• Minn. FBI now says Md. victims not gang members
• MLB: Casilla, Baker lead Twins over Rangers 8-1
• CHEF JEFF - ONE BYTE AT A TIME: Roasted Artichokes
• IN THE SPIRIT: An around the world rosary
• N.D. officials have few river flood updates
• NBA: Nowitzki says Wade, James childish...ignorant
• Moisture increases costs, travel time and decreases production in oilfield
• N.D. air museum to unveil memorial
• Bird shop taking in winged flood refugees
• U.S. defense sales to Bahrain rose before crackdown
• Huge Arizona wildfire spreads, health conditions worsen
• Obama faces election challenges in Florida
• CIA chief to discuss joint intel team in Pakistan
• MnDOT offers chance to shape transportation system
• N.D. Guard has 2 Black Hawks on 24-hour standby
• N.D. fisheries officials conducting crappie study
• Road in Bismarck possibly washed out by floodwater
• Photo Friday: Remembering Kenny Purpur
• GF Habitat for Humanity gets new leader
• Body recovered after man is trapped, dies in N.D. corn warehouse
• Minnesota budget, shutdown status
• Souris River on the rise again at Minot
• Flooding overwhelms Montana, supplies ferried in
• Grand Cities Art Fest emerging artists
• TWINS: Gardenhire says Mauer feels strong, Morneau sits
• TV series puts 'Unsung' black music stars back in spotlight
• More than 100 participate in Girls State
• UPDATE: Gingrich wife under scrutiny in campaign upheaval
• Man's Body Recovered from Dakota Ag Coop. Corn Bin
• Germany: Sprouts are cause of E. coli outbreak after all
• Big Sky: 'UND, we have a problem'
• Grand Forks Menards burglarized
• Minnewaukan, N.D., seeks federal funds for relocations
• Alaska releases Sarah Palin's emails - all 24,199 pages of them
• Minnesota state layoff notices sent as questions dominate
• N.D. officials boarding the "save Amtrak" express to DC
• UPDATE: Semi crashes, burns on Highway 2 near Arvilla, N.D.
• Toddler dies after being injured at Shoreview, Minn., chiropractic clinic
• N.D. officials want break for Devils Lake area farmers
• Grand Cities Art Fest featured artists: Leon and Tracy Sadlo
• USA hockey tabs three Sioux for evaluation camp
• Archive Blog: The Beginning
• Another Souris River rise at Minot expected
• Despite court battle, southeast N.D. wind project goes forward
• 3 escape submerged car in south of GF accident
• Bismarck melee featuring baseball bats, golf clubs leads to 2 felony charges
• MLB: Cubs take Fargo South pitcher in draft
• Wisconsin pilot makes emergency landing in Minnesota
• Death by totem pole in northern Minnesota was no accident, investigators say
• Kicking the habit: N.D. Quitline and Quitnet combat nicotine addiction
• Alaska poised to release Palin emails
• Adrian becomes major hurricane in the Pacific
• St. Paul's Como Zoo takes in three bears from Minot's Roosevelt Zoo
• Scientists: 'Super' wheat to boost food security
• N.Y. congressman abides despite new photo, baby on the way
• Pickups collide at Pembina County gravel road intersection; 1 dead
• The girl in the flood photo
• UPDATE: Pembina County escapee captured in Fargo
• Hugo's buys land in south Grand Forks
• COMICS: DC's Sgt. Rock, Jonah Hex get new looks
• HOME EQUITY ERODES: Americans' equity near a record low
• 'Your thoughts about Weiner'? Top Democratic women dodge tough call
• Grand Forks native, Olympic medalist Ken Purpur dies
• Devils Lake's west-end outlet reaches capacity
• Firms face $3 million in fines over flooded N.D. oil pits
• 2 plead not guilty in Minot toddler's death
• Bond set for Grand Forks man who fled police in stolen car
• A BATTLE FOR THE ASHES: In the Twin Cities, it's now wasps vs. borers
• Dutch find different E. coli, pull beet sprouts
• Half of U.S. gripped by heat wave that could be around for days
• Citigroup says hackers accessed credit card data
• Free admission Saturday at Minnesota state parks
• Sadler, Spies garner individual team awards
• Alison Tonsager signs on to swim at UND
• Sioux-Per Swing: Park River set for Thursday
• Tornado near Richardton, N.D., damages farm building
• Moorhead police: Drug dealer suspect had 29 baggies in him
• UPDATE: Toddler discovers burned body in St. Paul alley
• Polk County authorities seize two marijuana growing operations
• 103 DEGREES WILL DO THAT: Snow finally melted in St. Paul
• Former GF resident heads up Dorgan's new Center for Native American Youth
• Battling the heat and the bill
• Bismarck woman accused of being too drunk to care for child, 2
• THEY'RE ON: Prairie Rose games, McQuade softball tourney will be held
• Divide, Billings counties added to N.D. fed disaster declaration
• Gates presses US allies to do more against Libya
• WEATHER: Cloudy, breezy, cool day ahead
• Work begins on last stretch of dikes in Crookston
• Northland Tech braces for layoffs
• 2 killed when off-highway vehicle hits tree in Griggs County
• Altru expands Lake Region clinic
• Ailing Nowitzki lifts Mavericks; NBA finals tied
• U.S. Olympics TV rights until 2020 secured by NBC
• Delta bag fees for soldiers returning from Afghanistan ignites backlash
• UPDATE: West Fargo mom upset man convicted of abusing her children lives nearby
• AREAVOICES BLOG: Citrus-marinated chicken with Chef Jeff
• TWINS: Revere's RBI single in 10th a winner against Indians
• Grand opening set for Big Bog visitor center
• Sheriff: Pembina County escapee later in Fargo treatment center
• THE EATBEAT: Melody's makes music with tasty, home-style cooking
• JEFF TIEDEMAN: Melt-in-your-mouth meatballs
• Grand Forks leaders want big events, and the money they bring
• Flood mitigation work continues on Standing Rock Reservation
• TWINS: 'Scary' head, neck problems send Span back to Minnesota for evaluation
• Family: Madelia, Minn., Army medic killed in Iraq
• Bismarck man launches Great Plans Examiner
• Car rams into downtown Moorhead business; driver injured
• APPROACHING 'STALEMATE': Vikings stadium funding issue nears impasse
• Women’s hockey announces 2010-11 team awards
• GF man arrested after leading officers on foot chase
• 'Bounce houses': New York accident illuminates perils
• Mom's link disputed in fatal Dinkytown hit-and-run
• Twins deviate from usual draft formula
• Frontier Airlines adds Minneapolis-Kansas City nonstop service
• Scott Pelley debuts as 'CBS Evening News' anchor
• Tuition hike considered by U of Minnesota regents
• Microsoft Corp. marks 10th anniversary in Fargo
• Bismarck fight using baseball bats, golf clubs prompted by slur about a mom
• After gruesome tries at sex change, Virginia inmate sues state
• European Union farm head proposes millions in aid for producers hurt by E. coli
• Three-tier income tax system proposed by Pawlenty
• Stanley Cup finals show NHL still struggling with violence
• Damage from Missouri River waters won't be covered by last-minute flood insurance purchases
• Saginaw adult foster care home flagged for abuse
• Isolated storms late Tuesday afternoon, scattered and possibly severe storms Tuesday night
• NEW DETAILS: Fargo cinema shooting suspect appears in court
• STANLEY CUP FINALS: Bruins rally after Horton's injury to beat Canucks
• DEVILS LAKE FLOODING: City wants action now
• Apple's cloud music could finally make pirates pay
• RYAN BAKKEN: What if no fantasy football follies?
• Search for N.D. boater hampered by high winds
• 2 inmates escape Barnes County Jail
• ST. PAUL: Body recovered from Mississippi River
• Arizona forest fire triggers new evacuation orders
• Minnesota political map case returns to fed court today
• 1,100 expected for N.D. FFA state convention in Fargo
• MISSOURI: Levee on Missouri River springs 2nd partial breach
• Iraq officials: 5 US troops killed by rocket
• Santorum in GOP White House race; 'In it to win'
• Man accused of biting daughter
• Red Lake Falls man charged in post office burglary
• STILL LAGGING: N.D. crop seeding reaches halfway point
• AP Sources: Edwards emails with former aide acknowledge payments to pregnant mistress
• WALL STREET: Economic concerns sink stocks for 4th straight day
• Fargo man receives 15-year prison term for sexual assault in parking ramp
• Scott Pelley begins as 'CBS Evening News' anchor
• N.Y. Rep. Weiner admits he sent lewd picture to young woman
• New Minnesota law protects church dinner, organization fund-raisers
• Katie Couric makes move to post-'Oprah' talk show
• Officials: Missouri River flood prep in Bismarck area appears solid
• VIDEOS: Garrison Dam release of Missouri River flow Sunday
• Cellphone cancer warning falls lightly on U.S. ears
• Officials delay Bismarck evacuation
• E. coli outbreak blamed on German veggie sprouts
• Gates: U.S. support troops should go home first
• Postal Service picks Arvilla, N.D., for study
• North Dakota small businesses gain national acclaim
• LLOYD OMDAHL: Medicare looms as major issue in N.D.
• THEIR OPINION: New books, films add chapters to N.D. story
• Suspect identified in shooting outside Fargo's West Acres 14 Cinema
• AM 970 Radio signal will be off until 9:30AM as repairs are made; Online Radio Stream is available
• Hastngs, Minn., considers screech machine to drive rogue teens from parks
• WEATHER: Sunny today; Tuesday offers good chance of showers, thunderstorms
• TWINS: Rehabbing Nishioka's next stop is shortstop
• Another Minnesota budget meeting today; Dayton expects new GOP state spending position aims to focus Minn. budget talks on revenue
• Breaking News: Suspect apprehended in shooting outside Fargo West Acres Cinema
• CHEF JEFF - ONE BYTE AT A TIME: Pecan Pralines
• Maternal mystery: New female claims downtown Duluth falcon nest
• College hockey: UMD's Huttel will play, study in England
• Moorhead 'Extreme Makeover' family's property tax bill to triple
• European artist, filmmaker plan gallery in Fort Yates
• ALWAYS IN SEASON: Robins lead the morning chorus of bird singers near Gilby
• AROUND THE REGION: Club may face 90-day closure ... Man charged with dealing meth ... Police chief's trial delayed ... more
• Recovery program helps restore Leech Lake walleye population
• FACES: Pauline Bondy has been a fan of rhubarb for as long as she can remember
• Pipe bids opened for Devils Lake east-end outlet
• A stage of their own
• Man pleads guilty to armed holdup of Gilby, N.D., bank
• Man charged in federal court with dealing meth
• Duluth nursing home cited by state inspectors
• Reynolds, N.D., woman killed in 2 vehicle accident near Thompson
• From the ashes. . .
• 2,000 help cleanup of north Minneapolis
• OBIT: Ex-Secretary of State Lawrence Eagleburger dies
• Grand Cities Art Fest coming next weekend to GF, EGF
• Ohio animal shelter puts fattest cats on discount
• Webcams provide view of Missouri River flooding
• Some Bismarck flood evacuations ordered
• CHEF JEFF: Shrimp and Grits
• Former Minnesota Power employee accused of taking $200K
• Northland storms prompted tornado warning on Friday night
• Wet conditions still hold up planting around Dickinson, southwest North Dakota
• Duluth nursing home cited by state inspectors
• N.D. man dies from injuries in I-29 traffic accident
• TV picks: 'MTV Movie Awards,' Spike TV 'Decade of Hotness' award
• Ambitious Weiner sees media strategy backfire
• New Mexico boy, 9, becomes youngest to fly balloon solo
• Official: Al-Qaida militant killed in Pakistan
• Photo Friday: A look back at women's hockey
• UND inks three-time all-conference golfer Sam Matthew
• Group tickets on sale for 2011 Fighting Sioux season
• CRP option for grazing available when pastureland flooded
• Federal aid available for Missouri 'flood wells'
• Alert lifted for N.D. Guard units
• Fargo man accused of having sex with 15-year-old in South St. Paul park
• Noisy box at Okla. airport causes evacuations
• Mpls moves to close nightclub for 90 days
• Catch a bass, get $75? It's possible in Missouri
• TENNIS: Schiavone, Li reach French Open final
• NHL FINALS: Nowitzki rallies Dallas to win over Miami; series tied 1-1
• N.D. police to sightseers: Stay off the flood dikes
• Minneapolis officer refused IRS retirement money withdrawl to treat dying bulldog
• Executive order allows N.D. businesses providing flood-related services to open early on Sundays
• Minot flood evacuess await timeline for return
• Park River man charged with attempted murder at nursing home
• U.S. 2 'oil patch' intersection south of Tioga, N.D., to get traffic lights
• Souris River flooding closes U.S. 2 west of Towner, N.D.
• Warming weather advances risk of harmful algae
• James Arness, Minnesotan who played Matt Dillon on TV classic 'Gunsmoke,' dead at 88
• UPDATE: Police: Man steals deli item, threatens Hugo's employee
• VIKINGS STADIUM: Minnesota stadium backers push team on road costs
• John Edwards pleads not guilty to felony charges
• Minnesota travel, leisure industry's climb out of recession faces possible obstacles
• Minnesota Sen. Linda Scheid stops cancer treatment, in hospice care
• UND's Fighting Sioux nickname transition office to close in mid-June
• Missouri River rise in North Dakota slower than expected
• Golf standout Mikayla Kromy signs with Fighting Sioux
• Hardin named to CFPA’s wide receiver preseason watch list
• UPDATE: Missouri River rises while flood extends underground
• Indiana TV station cut away from Indy 500 finish for tornado warnings; viewers steamed
• Minnesota legislative budget panel meets as impasse drags
• Militants: Somalia suicide bomber from Minnesota
• UPDATE: Ground crews reach stranded hiker in Wash.
• As Missouri River flooding looms, S.D. governor urges evacuations
• TWINS: Thome and Kubel on 15-day disabled list
• N.D. crop seeding still lags way behind
• Prairie Rose Games, Mandan Rodeo among summer events threatened by flooding
• Minot economy facing ag hit
• Torres' late goal puts Canucks past Bruins 1-0
• S. Dakota residents evacuate ahead of dam releases
• Breaking News: WHO: Deadly E. coli outbreak caused by new strain
• Northland gets full-size UAS model
• Friend says slain attorney represented Arizona shooter's ex
• UPDATE: Romney opens presidential bid - he's got company
• N.D. native, former MLB All-Star Darin Erstad takes over Neb. baseball program
• WEATHER: Severe thunderstorms possible today, tonight
• USDA unveils new symbol for healthy eating: food pyramid out, 'My Plate' in
• Man who kidnapped California girl, fathered 2 children over 18 years, to spend life in prison
• Bismarck-Mandan ready for higher Missouri
• Big student debt could limit schools' aid access
• Pregnant 18-year-old shot in Rochester
• AP Source: Ricky Rubio agrees to terms with Timberwolves
• GOP presidential candidate Romney: 'Barack Obama has failed America'
• Massachusetts towns digging out after tornadoes kill 4
• Schultz' syndicated radio show replacing Fargo slot previously held by Hennen
• State of Alaska poised to release Palin emails
• Lance Armstrong lawyers seek '60 Minutes' apology
• Souris to crest slightly lower in Minot
• NBA FINALS: Heat rally, Nowitzki hurt, Miami wins Game 1
• NBA: Kevin McHale says he has agreed to coach Rockets
• TWINS: Morneau happy to be playing, but unhappy about his play, health
• Heavy rains worsen flood conditions in Western Manitoba
• Soggy spring dimming Midwest's fall harvest hopes
• Twin Cities lead nation in sinking home prices
• NHL: Thrashers, bound for Winnipeg, bid tearful farewell to Atlanta
• N.D. STATE CLASS A SOFTBALL TOURNAMENT PREVIEW: Riders bank on experience
• OBIT: Andy Robustelli, 85, Football Hall of Fame defensive end
• Next-to-last space shuttle flight lands on Earth
• Fears of economic slowdown hammer stocks
• Garrison Dam emergency spillway opened for first time
• Minot residents prepare to evacuate
• JEFF TIEDEMAN: Dressing up your salads
• Residents of Minot nursing home evacuated to Grand Forks, 25 other N.D. facilities
• Minot area flooding 'issue' for Amtrak even with absence of Devils Lake waves
• Winona, Minn., woman, 82, survives 3-story fall
• NHL returns to Winnipeg, and UND grad makes it happen
• Thousands still without electricity in Fargo area
• 9 days after tornado, rebuilding begins in Joplin, Mo.
• Mladic extradition appeal rejected
• UPDATED: Thousands still without electricity in Fargo area; Xcel says outages will likely last into Wednesday
• Boy in 1995 Ratko Mladic video looks back
• Mining company with Iron Range interests needs more funding
• UPDATE: Minot mayor orders evacuations
• TWINS: Latest Minnesota loss really hits the fan
• Cleanup begins after Monday night's stormy weather
• 5 injured, 2 critically, in weekend downtown, south Minneapolis shootings
• Washington County board commissioner arrested on assault charges
• 2 Minn. teens arrested during stolen property search
• Wind advisory: Sustained 30-40 mph winds with higher gusts possible today
• Rocori holds community meeting on school safety
• Bachmann: 'Enough room' in GOP race for her, 'friend' Palin
• Panel of scientists say cellphones a 'possible' carcinogen _ like coffee
• Missing Warren, Minn., man located
• Some Minn. workers to get layoff notices this week
• Police: Pulkrabek allegedly dragged girlfriend down stairs by hair
• Grand Forks fans of NHL (and ex-UND stars) much closer to action
• Amtrak service disrupted by Devils Lake's high waves
• UND's Joseph Benoit named Mount Marty College president
• MORBID BIRD WATCHING: Volunteers scour downtown Twin Cities streets for collision victims
• Breaking News: NHL RETURNS: Winnipeg announcement on franchise set for 11 a.m.
• Gerber, Spies named to Great West All-Tournament team
• Solid pitching lifts HBU past Sioux
• Six Sioux reap spots on All-Great West softball team
• UPDATE: Today's GWC Tournament scheduled for 2:40/5:40 p.m.
• Sioux rally falls short as top-seeded UVU clings to victory
• NATO welcomes arrest of indicted war criminal Mladic
• Powerful storms pound several central U.S. states
• North Dakota Guard honoring slain soldiers
• Twins to bid final goodbye to Killebrew
• Flooding closes campgrounds in T.R. National Park
• Search for tornado's missing finds few amid debris
• Grand Forks airport, Hallock dip below freezing
• Entrepreneurs, business leaders to be recognized by local Chamber of Commerce
• Garrison Dam water releases to rise again in June
• N.D. regulators consider banning oil waste pits
• Spring Lake Park, Minn., church volunteer accused of abuse
• MARILYN HAGERTY: Annabelle lives out her dream in boutique at Warren, Minn.
• MISSOURI RIVER FLOOD: Bismarck zoo closes; sandbag volunteers sought
• Cottage Grove, Minn., man charged after potato gun incident draws police
• Some north Minneapolis residents staying in 'uninhabitable' homes
• Dayton takes message around Minnesota; GOP attacks
• Assault suspect dies after collision while fleeing Minneapolis police
• Suicide truck bomb kills at least 26 in Pakistan
• OUR OPINION: 'A wall of popular resistance' greets GOP
• Sioux reach GWC winner's bracket final with second straight upset
• 232 still unaccounted for after tornado hit Joplin
• Suspended Ed Schultz apologizes to Fox host for disparaging remark, calling own words 'vile'
• California police: Rapture letdown led to accidental drowning
• Ramsey County seeks to have inmate suit dismissed
• Elaine's regulars mourn loss of famous NYC eatery
• Minnesota road deaths hit 100 for 2011
• Dozens rally for tolerance in St. Cloud
• Gameli Ahelegbe added to Sioux coaching staff
• Bloomington, Minn., man gets prison for Iowa teen sex trip
• Convicted Twin Cities attorney ordered to pay $15 million to teen assault victim
• Mandan mayor: Now not time for Missouri River flood scapegoating
• Seat belt violators targeted by N.D. law enforcement
• N.D. man sentenced to nearly 10 years for assaults on brother, fed officers
• Some trucker rules modified for western N.D. flood response
• West Fargo voters approve new schools
• Jury finds Minot man not guilty of murder
• Freeze warning issued for northeast N.D. and northwest Minnesota
• NHL: Bieksa scores in OT to send Canucks to Stanley Cup finals
• In devastated Joplin, Mo., leaders hold tight to rescue hopes
• Joplin, Mo., tornado death toll rises to 125
• 8 charged in N.D. tribal embezzlement case
• Grand Forks man sought in sexual contact case
• Park River man faces child porn charges
• Egypt to open Rafah crossing permanently
• Benefit concert set for North Minneapolis tornado victims
• Grand Forks man attempts pen stabbing
• Scott Hennen to return to Grand Forks airwaves
• DuBois sentenced on lesser charges in children's deaths
• Former street preacher gets life in Elizabeth Smart case
• Minnesota DFLers blast GOP lawmakers for not compromising on budget
• State commissioners turn attention to shutdown
• Arizona shooting spree suspect incompetent for trial
• Meadowbrook opens new location at Columbia Mall
• Langdon, N.D., sophomore loses battle with cancer today
• Silent no more: Abuse survivors speak out
• Oprah's final 'Oprah': 'I listened and I grew'
• MINNESOTA TWINS: Blackburn goes distance for win
• Diversion moves through bureaucratic channels
• JEFF TIEDEMAN: Oh boy, soy
• Sioux upset Northern Colorado in GWC Tourney opener
• UPDATE: Violent storms kill at least 13 in Oklahoma, Kansas, Arkansas
• BASEBALL: Paul Splittorff, K.C. Royals' winningest pitcher, dies at 64
• Great West baseball hosts kids clinic
• North Dakota lands diver Cassidy Tangeman
• Minnesota Department of Education to release test scores
• Dayton, facing deadline on K-12 schools bil, expected to veto it
• Tornado damage at least $166 million in Minneapolis
• For reeling Joplin, Mo., possible 2nd punch looms
• UPDATE: Minneapolis mayor says tornado causing housing woes
• Minnesota lawmakers adjourn without budget
• NASA to abandon trapped Mars rover Spirit
• Minnesota legacy bill victim of time
• Grand Forks library working on renovation budget
• Fireflight brings rock sounds to GF 'For Those Who Wait'
• Memorial Day observances
• Egypt's ex-President Hosni Mubarak to be tried over protester deaths
• James L. Oberstar christened at Duluth harbor ceremony
• Diaz Evans sentenced to 308 months in prison in cop shooting case in Willmar, Minn.
• OUR OPINION: Doomsday yields to science
• Second person booked in Hastings standoff case
• 2011 FLOODS: Spring fight shifts to western North Dakota
• Joplin, Mo., tornado single deadliest in U.S. since 1950
• Devils Lake City Commission says no to Tolna structure
• REVISED: Dalrymple calls on N.D. Guard to help Minot, Ward County with floodwaters
• TAKING SIDES: Roofing company takes siding off wrong New Ulm, Minn., house
• Hastings man charged after firing shots to protect 'children of the church'
• Twins' Slowey situation unresolved; trade, minor leagues could be next
• Former Hastings, U football great Pinky McNamara dies
• Obamas welcomed at Buckingham Palace
• Tributes to late Harmon Killebrew all around Target Field
• Ray, Kwak earn All-Great West honors
• Former Sioux: Sue Tappe-Volkmann
• Proof, again, that tornadoes do hit metro areas
• UPDATED: Republican Pawlenty, officially in '12 presidential race, betting it all on Iowa
• Obama says U.S., Ireland have 'blood link'
• North Minneapolis, Fridley schools closed due to tornado
• Trial set for Wisconsin man who was subject of N.D. water rescue
• Hennen makes abrupt exit from radio
• Minnesota farmers catch up on planting
• JOPLIN TORNADO: Survivors spin tales of dread, loss
• 2nd death reported following Minneapolis tornado; 1st death ruled 'accident'
• FACT CHECK: Pawlenty says he'll tell 'truth' ... but sampling of claims missing some whole truths
• Pawlenty launches bid, delivers tough talk in Iowa
• Boat ramps open on Grand Forks side of Red
• Dayton 'extremely pessimistic' on last day of Minnesota's legislative session
• UPDATE: Audubon fire chief says teen is a hero for saving family in mobile home fire
• Spring burning restrictions end in NW Minnesota; normal permit process resumes tonight
• College hockey: UMD Bulldogs find loss follows success
• AP EXCLUSIVE: Former Palin aide says Alaska governor ready to quit months before resignation
• AP-GfK Poll: Medicare, Social Security do not need cutting to balance budget
• Husband, wife found dead in St. Paul Park home after suicide call
• VIDEO: Man found sleeping in his car after crashing into a Fargo body shop
• 2 dead in boat crash on Alexandra, Minn.'s Lake Victoria
• Woman killed in car-bus collision in southern Minnesota
• Breaking News: Massive tornado strikes Joplin, Mo.; at least 89 dead
• Pakistani troops retake naval base from militants
• MLB: D-backs sweep Twins
• RedHawks ushers entering second decade with team
• Fargo researchers grow replacement bones
• CHEF JEFF - ONE BYTE AT A TIME: Corn Relish
• Chants, talks and more talks do not equal Minnesota budget progress
• Daniels exits 2012 race, puts supporters in play
• UPDATED: At least one dead in Minneapolis tornado
• Proctor baseball pitcher returns after near-fatal accident
• Transplant gives Fargo native, UND med student new outlook on being a doctor
• Duluth man's long criminal record frustrates officials; he says he can't escape his past
• Businessman Cain enters 2012 GOP presidential race
• Huntsman: Ditch bickering in name of patriotism
• Flooded areas of Devils Lake Basin offer new fishing opportunities
• Seventh-seeded Sioux to face Northern Colorado in GWC Tourney opener
• State Patrol identifies victim of Carlton County motorcycle crash
• 'Rescued' food helps feed the hungry in Minnesota
• Pope blesses astronauts in 1st papal call to space
• Authorities arrest man booted from Fargo halfway house
• Fort Yates, N.D., woman accused of stabbing boyfriend in head
• WEATHER: A rainy day
• CAPITOL NOTEBOOK: House somber, emotional in gay marriage debate
• Little has changed since campaign
• MINNESOTA POLITICAL NOTEBOOK: DFL goes after Pawlenty campaign
• Twins can't quite pull win off to honor Killebrew
• UPDATE: Power partially restored at Minneapolis airport
• UPDATE: No suspects after Osakis woman slain in burglary
• RYAN BAKKEN: If you're reading this. . .
• Breaking News: Minnesota House votes down flood prevention funding
• Apocalypse believers await end, skeptics carry on
• Funeral held for Rangers' Boogaard in Saskatchewan
• Schneider re-elected N.D. Democratic chairman, Zabel hired as director
• Red River falls below flood stage at GF-EGF
• New Duluth festival to debut during Grandma's Marathon weekend; race officials not pleased
• 4 cars damaged when St. Paul fire truck hose falls onto I-94
• Minnesota's construction job losses are worst in the nation
• Today's the End of Days? Camping's Christian movement prepares
• Klobuchar: Make it easier for foreign tourists to get visas
• Brain-injured ringleader gets 4 years in prison for terrorizing autistic St. Paul teen
• $1 million bail set in U of M hit-and-run murder case
• Sioux split doubleheader, series with UTPA
• Sioux earn NCAA Public Recognition for APR score
• Minnesota senator's tweet sparks ethics complaint
• WEATHER: Wet weekend gets jumpstart this afternoon
• Public Service Commission gives go-ahead on N.D. natural gas processing plants
• Basin Electric investigating broken wind turbine blade on Minot-area tower
• 1 rescued after car rolls into Sheyenne River
• Former teammate says cyclist Lance Armstrong injected blood booster
• Breaking News: Kalk drops bid for U.S. Senate; will seek House seat
• VIDEO: 1 rescued after car rolls into the Sheyenne River
• Sheriff IDs Fergus Falls man found dead on tractor
• Corps to boost discharges from N.D. reservoir
• N.D. regulators give go-ahead on natural gas plants
• Teammates, family honor Hall of Famer Killebrew in Arizona
• Schwarzenegger abruptly puts acting career on hold
• Ex-IMF chief gets $1million bail in NYC sex assault case
• Escaped prisoner still on the loose
• Petersburg, N.D., man pleads not guilty to sex charges
• Sheriff IDs Fergus Falls man found dead on tractor
• Minneapolis lake named for slavery supporter draws fire
• Rangers' Boogaard died of alcohol, oxycodone mix
• Prayer controversy engulfs Minn. Legislature
• Teammates, family honor Hall of Famer Killebrew
• Wrestling star 'Macho Man' Randy Savage killed in car accident
• Netanyahu at White House: No withdraw to '67 borders, despite Obama challenge
• OUR OPINION: A little bit of Rochester in Grand Forks
• Advisor: Pawlenty running for president
• UND-UTPA Series Update, Senior Day moved to Friday
• Fort Yates, N.D., accused of kicking officers with cleated shoes
• Sioux trade one-run victories with UTPA
• UND softball coach Sami Strinz resigns
• Sioux Caravan continues with stop in Moorhead
• Sioux-Per Swing Tour 2011 tees up
• An app workers will love. Bosses? Maybe not
• NDSU senior to intern for ABC's Diane Sawyer
• Neighbors tackle alleged car thief after vehicle hits light pole in West Fargo
• SD scores lowest nursing-home complaint rate
• Schwarzenegger child report spurs media frenzy
• Ex-teammate says Lance Armstrong injected EPO
• Schwarzenegger puts acting career on hold
• Capitol crowds swell as gay marriage vote looms
• Student arrested for bringing gun to Minnesota school
• Three convicted for attempting to smuggle drugs into GF county jail
• Plouffe lifts Twins to victory
• DEVILS LAKE FLOODING: Some foes for these flows
• REEL DEAL: 'Pirates of the Caribbean: On Stranger Tides' review; new on DVD, etc.
• Prisoner escapes in Cavalier
• Giver and taker, 'Mighty Mississippi' never tamed
• Obama to Israel: Go back to 1967 borders
• Dayton vetoes Minnesota redistricting maps
• Hoeven: Feds will do new study of recoverable oil in Williston Basin
• Sonic Screen could help cut down on vandalism in Hastings parks
• Vikings' stadium deal sweeter than Twins'
• Lawmaker tries to put Minnesota in Catholic church's business
• Pawlenty to release presidential plans in 'a few weeks or less'
• Black bear spotted 'bounding' through Woodbury
• Sioux move UTPA series doubleheader to Thursday
• 22 dead in plane crash in Argentine Patagonia
• Duluth high school student expelled
• Gregoire forgoes senior year to play professionally
• Baseball Notes: Sioux close out GWC play with UTPA
• N.D. monthly tax on phone lines to decline July 1
• Freshman Rep. Cravaack defends Medicare vote
• Inspired inventor: Cottage Grove girl thinks of invention to help leukemia patients
• GENTLE 'KILLER' DIES: Twins icon Killebrew impressed off and on field
• Cost of Vikings stadium road upgrades expected
• Xcel clears federal hurdle for Prairie Island license renewal
• New Town, N.D., man sentenced for theft of government funds
• Friday: Rolling Stones tribute band at Empire Arts Center
• Wrong-way driver accused of leaving child alone in GF hotel room
• Calvary Cemetery South hosts first burial
• Altru set to make 'major announcement' about new affiliation
• Ruby Tuesday planning 32nd Avenue South location
• Schwarzenegger child report spurs media frenzy
• Berg eyes spot on Senate to break up Democratic 'roadblock to getting things done'
• End of the world? How about a party instead?
• UND HOCKEY: Gregoire to turn pro
• AREAVOICES: Family and Living seeks your community voice
• OUR OPINION: How to break the logjam in Minnesota
• JEFF TIEDEMAN: Berry good eats
• Killebrew funeral set for Friday in Arizona; Target Field public memorial May 26
• Bismarck treated to 'Ultimate Fan Experience'
• Romney has it all _ except GOP stalwart support
• Lawmaker mulls Minneapolis-based Vikings stadium
• Interim N.D. legislative studies focus on health care, taxes
• COMMENTARY: Killebrew was old-fashioned, head-down hero, by gosh
• Breaking News: Minnesota House passes K-12 bill without Dayton agreement
• Lefty duo pitches Sioux past SDSU
• Crookston baseball: 0-for-season, but coach still upbeat
• GOP defeats Dayton tax plan amid rising rhetoric
• U of M Law School prepares for no state funding
• Star-studded Oprah Winfrey taping set in Chicago
• ND co-op dedicating $363 million S.D. wind farm
• Spring planting still hampered in North Dakota
• NHL: Boogaard family asks for donations to benefit kids
• Rep. Gabrielle Giffords set to undergo skull surgery
• UPDATE: Gingrich showered with confetti, faith questions at Minneapolis event
• UPDATE: NFL funds would be part of Vikings' stadium payment
• Schwarzenegger reveals he had child with household staffer
• Historic moment as blind Westrom takes speaker's chair
• UPDATE: Harmon Killebrew, Twins legend and Baseball Hall of Famer, dies at 74
• A footnote in the story of Chester Fritz
• Duane Sand considering U.S. House run
• Update: Follow live blogging by ambulance crews on HealthBeat.Areavoices.com
• Second body found in N.D. creek
• OUR OPINION: Minnesotans to GOP: Compromise
• Area FBI head calls terrorism, fraud priorities
• Roseville, Minn., ex-school counselor gets probation for texting student about menstrual periods
• Title defense falls short in another valiant comeback attempt
• Reward offered for information in Cooperstown-area horse, cow killings
• Jerry Lewis: September '11 MDA telethon to be his last
• THEIR OPINION: Minnesota GOP majorities should deal on taxes (Star Tribune)
• Foo Fighters' U.S. tour leg starting in St. Paul
• Minnesota appeals court: Woman maimed during car chase can't sue St. Paul police
• Sioux blast their way to championship game in GWC Tournament
• Sioux wrap up non-conference play against SDSU
• Sioux hit walk-off single to advance past UVU
• UND student-athletes embark on annual Sioux Caravan
• WILD: Fans bid emotional farewell to Boogaard at memorial service
• TWINS: Struggling Morneau soldiers on
• Roadside banner honoring slain N.D. soldier returned
• AP Source: GOP's Severson to challenge Klobuchar
• AirTran pilot suspected of drinking, arrested
• Amazon to expand in GF
• Berg announces he's running for U.S. Senate in 2012
• U.S. hits ceiling on federal borrowing; congressional fight begins
• UPDATE: Final Minnesota budget talks start with no agreements
• Suspect allegedly pushed victim off cliff into Lake Superior
• Critical planting week for Minnesota farmers
• UPDATED: 8th Circuit upholds ruling on Minnesota disclosure law
• Wolves seek elusive win, many seek lottery luck
• UPDATE: Minnesota law weak on bullying, according to report
• Minnesota Senate confirms Frederickson as agriculture commissioner
• UPDATE: More than 1,000 at rally held at Devils Lake's natural outlet
• Breaking News: Stenehjem declines lawmakers' request for Sioux nickname law formal opinion
• Oil drops below $98; pump prices fall over weekend in parts of country
• Minnesota GOP's Severson declares for Klobuchar's U.S. Senate seat
• Marathon runner who collapsed, died in central Minnesota was from Oklee
• OUR OPINION: 'Safer Tomorrows' merits GF's support
• U.S., Pakistan agree to cooperate on 'high value targets'
• Oxbow, N.D., hopes stalling tactic leads to demise of diversion plan
• UPDATE: S.D. Guard, tribe mark new 'Lakota' helicopter
• With Giffords watching, Endeavour soars on 2nd-to-last space shuttle trip
• MINNESOTA LEGISLATURE: Staring contest begins between GOP, Dayton
• Sioux advance in GWC Tournament, eliminate Coyotes
• Summers leads UVU past Sioux in opening game of GWC Tournament
• Sioux rally falls short as NJIT takes series finale
• Betty White: Relationship advice for the average male
• Book Notes
• Frontier life isn't for the weak of heart, or stomach
• Coughing up a Kafkaesque furball
• CHEF JEFF - ONE BYTE AT A TIME: Citrus Rum-Glazed Mahi-Mahi
• Legendary Northland TV news anchor reflects on 50 years in journalism
• Minnesota fishing opener: Miserable, but fun
• Veterans travel to Washington on first Northland Honor Flight
• Downtown Fargo Sanford medical center to house expanded Roger Maris Cancer Center
• Defense Secretary Gates addresses NDSU graduates
• BRAD DOKKEN: Baudette seeks to land 'Ultimate Fishing Town USA' title
• WILDLIFE RESEARCH: Wolves take toll on deer in GPS study
• FACES: Homemade chef: Being owner-operator of the Westside Drive-In allows Ryer Stark to be his own boss and to exercise his culinary skills
• COMMENTARY: Vikings' Leslie Frazier makes order out of chaos
• Sioux finish fifth behind Fenstermacher, LaBlanc
• Rep. Michele Bachmann: Always rising, never compromising
• UND surges to third-place finish at GWC Championship
• Man dies after 'planking' on Australian building
• Thirty-four student-athletes among candidates for degrees
• Israeli troops clash with protesters on borders
• Spies leads Sioux to doubleheader split
• UPDATE: Man collapses, dies during marathon in Minnesota
• Stillwater, Minn., tot calls 911 too many times; mom arrested
• AROUND MINNESOTA: Yankee pitcher's widow sues Cirrus ... Officer cleared in fatal shooting ... Wounded officer out of hospital ... more
• Minn. House OKs bill expanding deadly force rights
• AROUND NORTH DAKOTA: Ag trailer tips, spills fertilizer ... Search contdinues for horse shooters ...Sheyenne divesion neasr record
• Crew finds body of man stuck in snow for months
• UPDATE: NHL: Former Minnesota Wild player Derek Boogaard found dead
• Obama announces steps to speed U.S. oil production
• N.D. man agrees to plea deal in illegal weapons case
• MLB: Blue Jays beat Twins 9-3 in extra innings
• CHEF JEFF - ONE BYTE AT A TIME: Key Lime Pie
• Two dead in Itasca County fire
• 2 residential burglaries reported Saturday in Fosston, Minn.
• Duluth fire sparked by unattended candle causes $80,000 damage
• Butler breaks school record in 100-meter hurdles, again
• Comedian Daniel Tosh to perform Aug. 3 in Duluth
• IN THE SPIRIT: Ultrasound is powerful - it can change the mind
• Sioux throwers shine at GWC track championship
• First Northland Honor Flight lifts off today
• AROUND NORTH DAKOTA: Women sentenced in grocery thefts ... County files claim in dam work delay ... Auto kite spool developers clash ... more
• NJIT uses big ninth-inning to get past Sioux
• Adams, Eberle to captain 2011-12 swim team
• Conci, Medon named captains for 2011-12 season
• Mahnomen County deputy among deceased officers honored tonight in D.C.
• School board votes to fire the DGF Head Girls Basketball Coach
• N.D. agency orders probe of oil pipeline leak
• Tea party godfather Ron Paul running for president
• AP-GfK Poll: Republicans shrug at GOP's 2012 field
• UPDATE: Sources: N.D. Rep. Berg to announce for U.S. Senate
• 9 named to Minnesota broadcasting hall of fame
• Coon Rapids, Minn., man accused in Michigan killing to get mental review
• Majority in poll oppose Minnesota constitutional ban on gay marriage
• New plan for trying to recover bodies of canoeists in Bismarck-area creek
• S.D. tops nation in bison; N.D. ranks third
• Man shot after standoff sentenced in Bismarck
• Breaking News: Pakistan suicide bombs kill 80 to avenge bin Laden
• UPDATE: Killebrew ends fight vs cancer, looks to hospice
• Trailer spills 16,000 pounds of fertilizer outside Jamestown
• VIDEO: Early morning crash near Alexandria shuts down I-94 for over two hours
• House OKs redesign for Minnesota congressional boundaries
• Trustees: Poor economy shortened life of Social Security, Medicare trust funds
• LaBlanc sets tone on day one at GWC Championships
• UPDATED: Driver of vehicle clocked at 122 mph on I-94 hospitalized after hitting ditch
• Horses and cows shot, killed in Griggs County
• Weinreich sets record at GWC conference meet
• Burleigh County jail officer fired, charged with assault
• Title defense begins Sunday
• UND women's basketball announces summer camp dates
• Sioux volleyball announces summer camp dates
• Robb named UND’s most valuable, most improved player
• Beaudoin, Martin share team MVP honors
• Sioux prep for four-game home series with NJIT
• Arctic Cat blames 4Q net loss on seasonal business
• Retired Ohio autoworker Demjanjuk, 91, convicted over Nazi camp deaths
• Tigers' Leyland: 'Smart' Twins will be in hunt for division title at season's end
• 2 Border Patrol agents killed in Arizona crash
• Is bubble bursting on Minnesota farmland prices? Psychologically, perhaps
• TRF man sentenced in fatal pot case
• Poll: Big show of Minnesota support for voter photo ID
• A climb for heroes
• Choice Wellness' costs set at $25.1 million
• GOP activists question Minnesota state chairman Sutton
• Census: Marriage in minority in Twin Cities metro households
• Essential Air Service's future subject of congressional negotiations
• Group to discuss Devils Lake flood initiatives
• Tumbling Twins trying to get back on track
• As he plots return, Schwarzenegger sheds old life
• Breaking News: House panel OKs defense bill, delays gay service
• Construction begins on emergency embankment in Minnewaukan
• Officials: Bin Laden eyed smaller U.S. cities as targets, more American deaths in single attacks
• EMAILING TERRORIST: bin Laden prolific, undetected by U.S.
• Police, prosecutors ramp up opposition to Minnesota gun bill
• Study: It's not the teacher, but that method that matters
• New Richmond police chief reprimanded by city
• BLOG: It's Simply Grand! IDs 10 tasty local treats
• GOLF: Tiger Woods withdraws from Players after 9 holes
• Senate Democrats: Big oil doesn't need tax breaks
• Schultz plans to fight lawsuit
• OUR OPINION: Come learn, talk about immigration in GF-EGF
• MINNESOTA CENSUS: Growing trends
• Dems push Gulleson for U.S. spot
• Fire destroys motorhome in Alexandria
• Students spread positive messages by posting hundreds of notes in bathroom
• Sioux swim team inks Gabriel Pleil-Pino
• 67-year-old Willmar, Minn., man sentenced for attempting to lure children
• Stearns County judge to decide whether $10.5 million award in sex abuse case should be reconsidered
• Police ceremony set for Friday
• COMMENTARY: Vikings stadium decision comes down to political guts
• Time to vote for best Minnesota ad about distracted driving
• Gay marriage ban slated for Minnesota Senate vote
• N.D. man says he will plead guilty to stealing drugs from Belcourt hospital
• Lawyer: Iran spy trial for 3 Americans hikers not held
• N.D. man pleads not guilty to squad car escape
• NOT JUST BUSINESS: Post Offices vital link for small North Dakota towns
• AP-Gfk poll: Obama approval hits 60 percent
• Sweet situation: demand for natural sweetener grows
• Facebook apps may have leaked millions of users' personal data
• Experts: Early signs look good for Minnesota loons
• Governor: East-west Devils Lake outlet construction on schedule to start this summer
• AREAVOICES: You, too, can make your own comet
• OUR OPINION: Stamp 'Gerrymander,' then 'Veto' on new plan
• UND HOCKEY: Goalie Eidsness plans on being back
• JEFF TIEDEMAN: Against the grain
• Lead legislator on Vikings stadium funding: Issues 'need to be resolved'
• Police release photo of suspects in Grand Forks convenience store burglary
• East Grand Forks reopens Gateway Drive underpass
• KVLY-KXJB's Selvig leaving television
• Efforts continue to recover bodies from creek east of Bismarck
• Freshman Petsis named UND's most valuable player
• Sioux sweep weekly GWC softball honors
• UPDATE: Presbyterians clear way for gay clergy
• Mosquito season begins soon
• Grafton, N.D., woman is 'satisfactory' after alleged hammer attack
• TWINS: Liriano not looking for no-hit history tonight
• 16-year-old killed after Beltrami county chase identified
• Severe thunderstorm warning affects parts of Polk, Clearwater counties until 7:30 a.m.
• Officials: U.S. drone missiles kill 3 in northwest Pakistan
• Minnesota legislative panel considers borrowing for flood projects
• Breaking News: WEATHER: Showers, thunderstorms likely today; some may be severe
• Steve Poitras, longtime valley TV presience, retires
• Vikings want Arden Hills retractable-roof stadium
• Former Fargo talk-show host Ed Schultz sued over TV show profits
• Suicide leads police to evidence of drug crime
• Majority polled oppose taxpayer money for new Vikings stadium
• OUR OPINION: Lawmakers assumed responsibility for nickname
• Board votes in favor of NDSU tuition hike
• BLOG: 4 easy things you can do to lower gas costs
• BLOG: Tips to keep graduation parties fun, cost effective, manageable
• Rights group: 757 civilians killed in Syria
• Northwest N.D. utility: Late April blizzard caused $6.6 million in damage
• Man rescued from Detroit Lake after falling in while kayaking
• Bismarck considers allowing brew pubs, microbreweries
• Police: Brooklyn Park, Minn., mom backs over toddler in driveway
• Microsoft agrees to buy Skype for $8.5B
• Minot airport to get $1.2 million in parking, terminal improvements
• Pilot of an Ultralight taken to the hospital after crashing in Polk County
• Stenehjem: Oil officials confident in N.D.'s staying power
• Minneapolis police urge drivers, motorcyclists to share road
• Minnesota man dies in N.D. motorcycle crash near Enderlin
• Obama: Risky approach on bin Laden was the best
• Police: Customer stabs St. Paul grocery store worker
• Minnesota nuclear plant safely shuts down
• LLOYD OMDAHL: Replacing lost property taxes no easy task
• OUR OPINION:- Thank you, After Prom Party volunteers
• Minnesota gets $5 million to develop Twin Cities-Duluth rail service plans
• Public meetings set for Tolna Coulee project plans
• Pakistan suspected of retaliating after U.S. raid
• Circle of Friends animal shelter to host annual dinner, auction fundraiser
• August opening set for JL Beers bar and grill in Grand Forks
• Red River High principal Slotsve resigns
• Breaking News: Lawmaker group wants attorney general's opinion on Fighting Sioux bill
• Agassiz refuge sets 2011 prescribed burn plans
• UPDATE: Minneapolis makes bid to keep Vikings stadium
• Burglary reported at University Landing store
• Dalai Lama honors mother in U of M speech
• Search suspended for two missing canoeists in Apple Creek
• UND student and Greenbush, Minn., native collects handbags
• Health care costs a hefty price tag for Pentagon
• Bin Laden's death a tough subject for the pulpit
• Grand Forks motorcyclist injured when car fails to yield at South Columbia and 24th
• Politics and public opinion aside, Americans are under-taxed
• ASK YOUR GOVERNMENT: Reader wonders about bankruptcy process
• Man finds colonial plate used to print money
• Sex offender lived for years without registering
• NDSU student leaders back tuition increase
• HIGHER EDUCATION NOTEBOOK
• Mom, 68, dies of machete wounds from alleged attack by son
• 8.8% tuition increase approved for NDSU
• Boy, 16, dies after leading police on high-speed chase north of Bemidji
• 7th, 8th districts vastly reworked in Minnesota House's proposed realignment
• Unmasking the Faribault, Minn., suicide nurse
• 2 Americans held in Iran, including Minnesota native, face trial Wednesday
• Ultralight plane crashes in Polk County; pilot taken to hospital
• Website: N.D. average gas price increases 7.7 cents in past week
• Minnesota congressional redistricting plan due today
• Work on Minnesota budget bills expected to pick up
• Walkoff home run gives UNC series sweep over UND
• CHEF JEFF - ONE BYTE AT A TIME: Scallops and Asparagus
• More babyboomers delay retirement
• MINNESOTA POLITICS: GOP asks Dayton to enter budget talks
• FACES: Mother and daughter, Megan and Elizabeth Tollefson, will run the Cleveland Marathon next Sunday
• Q&A: Grand Rapids fishing guide to host Gov. Dayton for opener
• UND SPORTS, THE NICKNAME AND THE LOGO: How will UND toe the line?
• Minot state university Noted American Indian educator Wylie Hammond out of retirement
• PRAIRIE GARDENER: Many bulb flowers may not bloom for Mother's Day
• Three tall ships to visit Duluth for festival this summer
• North Dakota Honor Flight lands in Washington, D.C.
• Philippine city holds 'circumcision party' for hundreds of preteens
• OUR OPINION: How to end Minnesota's budget split
• Q&A: Biologist Steve Loch sorts mountain lion facts from fiction
• Dalai Lama to speak at University of Minnesota today
• Sioux come up short in doubleheader slugfest
• Sioux fall to NDSU in dual meet
• Sioux claim dual meet victory over NDSU
• Divers search for 2 from capsized canoe
• 2 killed in small plane crash in Texas
• Spanish golf great Seve Ballesteros dies at 54
• Plane makes awkward landing at Island Lake; no one hurt
• Bin Laden home videos expected to be released
• Gas prices expected to drop 50 cents by summer
• Minneapolis police arrest 2 teens for killing
• Trial for Albert Lea city manager to start Monday
• New Wadena school to be ready in fall of 2012
• MLB: Red Sox blank Twins 4-0
• CHEF JEFF - ONE BYTE AT A TIME: Chocolate Pecan Pie
• Vikings stadium plan similar to others
• Area art exhibits
• Health officials say tick-borne diseases rising
• Authorities: David Beckham in crash on LA freeway
• Bin Laden raid sparks rare criticism in Pakistan
• UPDATE: Dalai Lama says bin Laden's killing understandable
• SOCIAL SECURITY Q & A: Spousal benefits depend on retirement amounts
• Minnesota Senate bill designed to spur innovation
• HEALTH: Alzheimer's disease: New guidelines for the diagnosis of Alzheimer's disease published for first time in 27 years
• UNC knocks off Sioux with big second inning
• Sioux release 2011-12 schedule
• Men's hockey announces 2010-11 team awards
• MLB: Red Sox manager ejected during game against the Twins
• N.D. regulators want more time for coal mine permit
• Minnesota Vikings 'very close' to reaching Arden Hills stadium deal
• Valley City hires contractor to remove clay dikes
• Coast Guard closes stretch of Mississippi
• Feds: All kids, legal or not, entitled to K-12 ed
• CEO pay exceeds pre-recession levels
• Corps sets diversion information meetings
• North Dakota's Northern pike population booming
• Costa Rica finds body of U.S. student missing at sea
• VIKINGS: Frazier putting time off to good use
• CHEF JEFF - ONE BYTE AT A TIME: Ham-Mushroom Quiche
• UND breaks ground on $12 million alumni center
• Key role in bin Laden raid for secret choppers
• Al-Qaida vows revenge for Osama bin Laden's death
• Survey: More employees misuse email
• More young adults joining parents' health plans
• Grafton man charged with attempted murder after wife found with head injuries
• Witnesses: Syrian forces kill 30 protesters
• Grand Forks man arrested in stabbing
• N.D oil lease auction nets $47.4 million for state
• Oil prices recover after positive U.S. jobs report
• Lindsay Anderson, Matt Frattin named UND’s Athletes of the Year
• Mom charged with pushing baby in stroller down steps in Minneapolis
• Minnesota budget deal remains elusive as Dayton's deadline looms
• Fewer than 500 in Western North Dakota still without power
• Baseball Notes: Sioux set to tangle with Bears in GWC action
• UND finishes 11th at American Sky Championship
• North Dakotans aging as boomers near retirement
• UPDATE: Info from Osama raid shows interest in U.S. trains
• Manufactured exports rose 17 percent in Minnesota in 2010a
• North Dakota's population getting older and more diverse
• Twins announce dates for fantasy camp
• Bush skips 9/11 event, keeps low public profile
• Tribal waste facility near Belcourt being cleaned up
• Activists want N-word gone from Calif. gravestones
• St. Paul shooting leaves one dead
• President Obama pays his respects at ground zero
• Census: Grand Forks residents becoming more diverse
• Amtrak service resumes from Grand Forks, Devils Lake, Rugby
• UND names Cara Halgren new associate VP, dean of students
• Minnesota Democrat's speech against banning gay marriage becomes an online hit
• North Dakota caught in the middle of federal wolf plan
• Bison blow by Sioux in baseball
• OUR OPINION: Don't assume library vote's meaning; discover it
• Heitkamp refutes 'pay to play' claims
• Early offense leads Bison past Sioux
• Last World War I combat veteran dies in Australia
• Flooded Minnewaukan sewer system brought under control
• Potential 2012 Republican field has a lack of foreign policy experience
• Sioux hit three bombs in the seventh inning to earn split
• Klobuchar, Franken propose eliminating ethanol subsidies by 2016
• Census: West Fargo experiences a baby boom
• Long-awaited 'racino' gambling bill gets look in Minnesota House
• Watch/listen to UND baseball at NDSU
• Mariah Carey and Nick Cannon reveal baby names
• Potential downtown Minneapolis casino complex pitched to Legislature
• Bill for slots at horse tracks gets a look at Minnesota Capitol
• Afghan Taliban likely to rethink ties to al-Qaida
• Two Minn., men cause thousands in damage in East Otter Tail County
• Former Duluthian among Freedom Riders on 'Oprah Winfrey Show'
• Murder victim came here for a new start, they say
• Business blooms on prom and Mother's Day activity
• Doctored bin Laden corpse photos go viral, global
• CHEF JEFF - ONE BYTE AT A TIME: Cuban Chicken
• MLB: Twins hold on to sweep two-game series from White Sox
• North Dakota the least economically stressed state in the nation in index
• Springfest to be held on Saturday in Grand Forks
• AT&T completing transition for Alltel customers
• OUR OPINION: Lawmakers help GF's UAV efforts take flight
• THE EATBEAT: Konnechiwa's Japanese cuisine goes well beyond sushi
• JEFF TIEDEMAN: Salads - shoot for the top
• Schafer says he's not interested in running for N.D. governor again
• Robb finishes tops for UND at second round of ASC
• Long ball, pitching leads Sioux to sweep
• Otter Tail drug sting yields 19 arrests
• Slain Somali-born teenager had sought new life in America
• Discovery Channel show goes 'Ape' over Woodbury natives
• Repair contract to be discussed for damaged N.D. dam
• Burleigh County officer suspended with pay
• Dalrymple declares winter storm emergency for western North Dakota
• Baker nets Great West Pitcher of the Week honors
• Baseball Notes: Sioux, Bison set for single game clash in Fargo
• Men's swimming and diving hold awards banquet
• Women's swimming and diving announces team awards
• Canadian loonie drops to 104.88 cents U.S.
• Bemidji area residents react to al-Qaida leader's death
• After bin Laden's death, man shaves for first time since Sept. 11
• Fargo couple loses grandchild in tornado
• Two charged in murder of Jamestown man
• TWINS: Mauer to start throwing and swinging
• UPDATE: Grand Forks woman sentenced to prison for drunk driving crash that injured man
• Pakistan criticizes U.S. raid on bin Laden
• Bin Laden's neighbors noticed unusual things
• 19 people arrested in connection with narcotics distribution
• Conrad preparing plan that would slash federal budget by $4 trillion
• Victim of fatal Grand Forks house fire formally identified
• COLUMNIST MARILYN HAGERTY -- Hot item: Red River cruise tickets in 1986
• OUR OPINION: Adapt. Innovate. Overcome.
• Former Duluth newspaper carrier charged with burglary
• Survivors of 9/11 victims remember N.D. loved ones
• Check out our new mobile website
• Sioux open American Sky Golf Championship in 11th
• Suspect arrested for abduction of 7-year-old St. Paul girl that triggered Amber Alert
• U.S. weighs release of photos of bin Laden's body
• Dickinson janitor admits sending sexual text messages to young girls
• Grand Forks voters to decide today on sales tax for new library
• Republicans promote results of N.D. Legislative session
• Equal-opportunity impact provider
• Bill could assign bodyguards to more Minnesota leaders
• 'Experience North Dakota' event set in Minneapolis
• Girl abducted in St. Paul found safe
• Devils Lake nursing home launches $7.8 million project
• North Dakota, Minnesota politicians respond to bin Laden's death
• Two in custody after body found in ditch near Spiritwood
• Names released in case of body found near Spiritwood, N.D.
• Mother of fallen GF soldier asks 'Where do we go from here?'
• NEXT TOP TERRORIST? Egypt's al-Zawahri likely to succeed bin Laden
• Fargo family remembers loved one lost on 9-11
• FEMA damage assessment of Grand Forks County complete
• Catholic faithful give thanks for John Paul beatification
• Americans stop to rejoice, reflect after news of bin Laden's death
• OBAMA ON BIN LADEN'S DEATH: 'JUSTICE HAS BEEN DONE'
• Supreme Court sides with Wyoming in water dispute with Montana
• Dent, Minn., man drowns when vehicle goes into slough
• Obama seeks to restore belief in the American dream
• Reactions to bin Laden's death mixed among some in Fargo area
• OUR OPINION: The most meaningful new law of 2011
• Dent man and dog drown after truck crashes into slough
• Klobuchar: Fargo needs flood protection on par with Grand Forks-East Grand Forks system
• Obama: Bin Laden's death makes the world safer
• Ohio landlord hit with rare charge in family's carbon monoxide poisoning deaths
• DNA testing confirms bin Laden's death
• Canada's federal election is today
• Blizzard takes out power in N.D.
• OBIT: Osama bin Laden took path of fanaticism, terror
• Devils Lake area flooding leads Amtrak to bypass Grand Forks, Devils Lake and Rugby
• Biehn, Galipeau, Welk named All-Great West
• MARILYN HAGERTY: Scholars will be out for dollars Wednesday
• Conrad says world better off without bin Laden, but 'fight is not over'
• Northland parents who lost sons in war react to news about bin Laden
• North Dakotans react to bin Laden's death
• Red River at Fargo falls below major flood stage
• Economist: Higher fuel prices slowing Midwestern economy
• UND edged in Great West tennis title match by NJIT
• CHEF JEFF - ONE BYTE AT A TIME: Creamy Pear with Spinach
• A brutal trail to commitment for 'sexually dangerous person'
• Duluth East grad recounts close call with deadly Alabama storm
• Duluth family's request leads to camp for kids with autism
• North Dakota shows strong support for Honor Flights
• Huckabee criticizes Obama at NRA keynote address
• Assignment for today: Catch sturgeon
• FACES: Getting involved: Throughout Peter Johnson's career in newspapers and with UND, volunteer work has played a major role in his life
• Genetic tests reveal likely original of Bemidji road-kill mountain lion
• UND upends defending champs to advance to GWC final
• Minnesota anglers want waterfall altered; DNR says no
• Kwak’s walkoff homer gives Sioux series win over Chicago State
• Sioux advance to Great West semifinals
• Baseball reschedules Saturday for doubleheader
• Just about everything you ever wanted to know about the library tax
• Dozen horses seized, more found dead near Sebeka, Minn.
• Burnsville, Minn., police wanted accused scoutmaster jailed
• N.D. man to plead guilty to selling methamphetamine
• Deadly spider reported in bananas purchased at Superior, Wis., Walmart
• Area river levels as of 8:30 p.m. Friday
• Prime hunting land is target for 'no net gain' debate in west central Minn.
• Ballet sets 'Dance of Life' for May 7 at the Empire
• UPDATE: Twins lose fourth straight, 4-3 to Royals
• SOCIAL SECURITY Q & A: Upon retirement, disability benefits switch automatically
• Berg hears from both sides in GF
• Settlement reached in N.D. cattle feed lawsuit
• Palin raises profile; 2012 plans unclear
• Volunteers tend to victims in storm-ravaged South
• William, Kate try to carve out some private time
• Tennis team prepares for Great West championships
• NFL lockout returns to players, teams dismay
• Chewning's bat, pitching help Sioux to home sweep
• Sioux earn split with Chicago State
• Man struck, killed by Minn. museum train
• Pawlenty: government discourages business growth
• Date set for Minot murder trial
• Man collects $1 million Powerball prize in North Dakota
• Woman shot in Minneapolis dies days later
• Moving ahead in Mountain, N.D.
• N.D. gov's budget plan masked huge spending increase
• Twin Cities dance troupe's Aztec artifacts stolen
• Nurses cancel threatened strike in Hibbing, Minn.
• Minnesota GOP eyes $133 million through tax code crackdown
• Britain celebrates as William and Kate wed
• NFL: Vikings take TE Rudolph in 2nd round of draft
• CHEF JEFF - ONE BYTE AT A TIME: Brunch Eggs
• William weds Kate as billions watch - and hope
• Sick leave less available for lower-income workers
• Former Tesoro executive named North Dakota commerce director
• UPDATE: Prosecution rests its case in Chisholm murder trial
• Court dismisses Duluth doctor's lawsuit against patient's son
• Target CEO's pay rose 83 percent in 2010
• In Grand Forks and worldwide, many eager for royal wedding
• Update: Small earthquake shook west central Minnesota this morning, no damage reported
• Manitoba floods force evacuations
• OUR OPINION: Don't play gaming card in Minnesota
• N.D. oil play could get another look
• Sioux will open Chicago State series with Friday DH
• Wild will have seven players in hockey world championships
• Americans wake before dawn to watch royal wedding
• Baseball Notes: Sioux set to host Chicago State in GWC series
• Future Sioux schedules packed with quality opponents
• FOOTBALL: Sioux, Bison still talking
• Minot man pleads guilty to illegal weapons charge
• Death toll from storm nears 200 in the south
• EGF campground to reopen May 13
• Renville County crash kills Westhope resident
• No foul play suspected in death of man found along ditch in North Dakota
• St. Paul city worker struck and injured by elderly driver remains critical
• UPDATE: Joe Mauer has no plans to move from catcher
• CHEF JEFF - ONE BYTE AT A TIME: Oyster Stew
• Missing Grand Forks teen found in Tennessee
• Crowds swell outside the abbey on eve of royal wedding
• Big Sky announces future football schedules
• N.D. Legislature approves state higher education budget
• Berg met with praise, criticism during Fargo town hall meeting
• Trial continues for Grafton farmer accused of fraud
• NCAA should consider altering hockey playoff format
• MARILYN HAGERTY: April bows out with no apologies for drab weather
• Red River Basin Commission sessions offer info on flood protection plans
• RODNEY CHISHOLM TRIAL: Skull showed evidence of trauma
• Sioux cruise past UMC in home opener
• UND claims fourth at GWC Championship
• Police release details of shooting in Moorhead mobile home park
• Comcast to add 450 jobs at Minnetonka service center
• Killer in St. Paul ambush shooting gets 38-year sentence
• Medtronic to lay off at least 270 in Twin Cities this week
• Sioux add four to 2011-12 class
• Thursday's doubleheader vs. Jamestown College rescheduled
• COMMENTARY: Drafting for Vikings like applying tourniquets
• Burbach named Pioneer Press top editor
• Police reports detail what led up to Battle Lake, Minn., teen murder-suicide
• UPDATE: Minnesota lawmakers push for vote on gay marriage
• Minnesota company's phone app helps parents track teen driving
• Public hearings rescheduled on Minnkota Power line
• Commitment ruling upheld for convicted rapist, kidnapper, child killer
• Delta rate hikes, flight choice reductions coming
• N.D. lawmaker: School spending not getting student performance results
• UPDATE: Brothers detail sibling rivalries at Chisholm murder trial
• Hoeven: NATO must tell Gadhafi to leave Libya or be 'taken out'
• Lawyer: Cirrus not to blame for plane crash death of Yankees pitcher
• Lawmakers finish $646 million N.D. higher education budget
• U.S. women surpass men in advanced degrees
• Call on wastewater plans remains in limbo
• OUR OPINION: 'Yes' to the library - and a new site
• JEFF TIEDEMAN: Grow your own
• Bismarck selling Northern Plains Commerce Centre
• White House releases Obama's birth certificate
• Heroic Minnesota trooper: Courage 'simply putting your fear aside'
• Martin soars to 10th at GWC Championship
• Breaking News: 1 dead in early morning Boyd Drive fire
• Conn's five-RBI day lifts Vikings past Sioux
• Norwegian delegation visits GF area
• NFL players can return to work - for now
• Star-Trib book editor Hertzel will speak at Hagerty Lecture
• Damage from N.D. church vandalism estimated at $12,000
• Federal officials to sign commitment to Minnesota light rail funding today
• Minnesota lawmakers begin to plan for future of Metrodome
• Polaris to acquire Fargo-based Global Electric Motorcars
• VIDEO: Aerial views of Sheyenne River flooding near Kindred, N.D.
• UPDATE: Attorney: Chisholm a kind man who kiled his "vile" brother in self-defense
• N.D. school bill has scholarships, teacher support
• NDDOT issues new list of roads affected by high water
• Facing diabetes: Walkers of many Indian nations seek a greater response to health crisis
• Griggs County considers future of historic courthouse; Traill County plans energy, reroofing projects at courthouse annex
• Polk County commissioners weigh options for empty Crookston office building
• AGCO breaks ground for new facility, ready to aid local economy with 110 new jobs
• THAT REMINDS ME WITH MARILYN HAGERTY: To Crookston and back on foot in 1911
• OUR OPINION: Voter ID supporters need new strategy
• Wildlife area part of Devils Lake plan
• Sioux at SDSU Twilight
• Beaudoin drives to top of day-one leaderboard at GWC golf championship
• Sioux show up big at SDSU Twilight
• Two sentenced in Jamestown grocery store thefts
• Lincoln Park Golf Course opens for the season
• Afghan forces recapture 65 from Kandahar jailbreak
• Poll: Working boomers say age a plus at office
• Nebraska man receives prison time for exchanging child porn with Minnesota teen
• Russia calls for more stringent nuclear safety rules
• Doubleheader against Oregon State canceled
• Baseball adds matchup with Crookston on Wednesday
• COMMENTARY: Twins' Thome might try, someday, to beat the shift
• Southwest N.D. woman recovers after falling from horse and shattering skull
• Study: Some happy states have high suicide rates
• Is radiation good for you? Man, 91, believes it is
• Thai-Cambodia border clashes resume
• Minnesota GOP legislative leaders to tour state
• Members of Little Rock Nine to attend Fargo Davies High dedication in August
• Milk production lags in Wisconsin, Minnesota
• With 25,000 troops, Japan launches massive search for nearly 12,000 tsunami bodies
• Legislators take issue with Minnesota's millions spent on unnecessary early labor
• Senators concede feeling pressure on deficit issue
• WOMEN'S HOCKEY: U.S. wins world title
• LLOYD OMDAHL: Too much has been squandered on logo fight
• OUR OPINION: Missouri River park could be a gem
• COLLEGE BASKETBALL: Sioux men to play KU in Kansas next season
• UPDATE: University of Minnesota building reopens after evacuation
• Point Bridge reopens
• FBI launches nationwide manhunt after attempted mall bombing in Colorado
• Women's awards luncheon, performance set for Wednesday
• Northern states still able to get Homeland Security grants ... for now
• Ex-Vikings coach Childress to do draft analysis for CBSSports.com
• Pomeroy to receive honorary UND degree
• Stevens County Humane Society takes in more neglected horses
• Breaking News: OSHA proposes LM Wind Power penalties of $136,500
• UPDATE: Aronson resigning as N.D. Democratic party director
• 'Wiggles' family show coming to Grand Forks in August
• Radiation fears bring children from Japan to East Grand Forks
• Starting young with Alzheimer's
• VIDEO: Welfare checks, coyote sighting during airboat ride on Oslo, Minn., area floodwaters
• U.S. Supreme Court rejects quick review of fed health care law
• Ada, Minn., man killed in rollover
• BEMIDJI: Dreamers brought 3D art to downtown streets
• Sioux drop twinbill at NYIT
• VIDEO: N.D. National Guard members discuss flood fighting role in Pembina County
• WEATHER: Mostly sunny with high near 61 degrees; winds will pick up
• Names released of injured in rural East Grand Forks collision; no information on conditions, Altru says
• Authorities identify Proctor man who died in ATV crash
• No deaths in St. Louis tornado called a miracle
• TWINS: Kubel's double lifts Minnesota over Cleveland
• Thousands flock to see giant stinking flower bloom in Switzerland for 1st time in 17 years
• Opponents of Yemen's president divided over deal
• Duluth-made pipe organ is worthy of praise
• Red's crest at Pembina lowered again, near current level
• Bahrain crown prince declines royal wedding invite
• MARILYN HAGERTY: Trust Red River to drain land; never turn your back
• FACES: One of the bunch: Laurel Brusseau joined the Brush Bunch in 1977
• ALWAYS IN SEASON: Birds don't make noise to please us humans
• In Easter message, pope urges diplomacy in Libya
• Minn. lawmakers to hear from ex-Gov. Bush of Fla.
• U of M helps Hmong enjoy the outdoors
• Spring brings fundraising frenzy for GOP hopefuls
• Bismarck zoo opening for 50th season
• N.D. teens ambivalent about new driving restrictions
• Man signs plea deal for allegedly kicking officer
• N.D. officials close key state highway due to flood
• Saturday's doubleheader at NYIT postponed
• Women's golf prepares for conference tourney
• TWINS: Joe Nathan flashes old form in ninth against Indians
• Careful search for mementos slows Japan rebuilding
• Longtime Minnesota TV reporter digs into global climate change
• Campaign message, finances conflict for Berg
• Spring means isolation for housing development
• Hautman wins Minnesota Book Award
• NYC friends reach LA fter $5,000 cab fare, 6 days
• CHEF JEFF - ONE BYTE AT A TIME: Cream Scones with Currants
• 'Three Cups' charity pledges transparency
• German baby born at 21 weeks goes home for Easter
• Gulf anniversary renews debate on Arctic drilling
• TWINS: Morneau's return sparks Minnesota's 10-3 win
• VIDEO: Take an airboat 'ride' on floodwaters near Oslo
• Fake pregnancy shines light on Latina teen rates
• VIRG FOSS: From four seasons to two
• GM likely to retake No. 1 sales spot from Toyota
• UMD's Sandelin talks to Penn State
• RELIGION: Sharon Lutheran to prepare Love Feast in Zion
• Gangs of professionals transform the business of shoplifting
• AROUND THE REGION: Concertinas saved from fire .,,, Standoff shooting ruled justified ... Teen pleads gulty in accident ... more
• VIDEOS: Flooding on Souris River near Westhope, N.D.
• Hextall signs with Phoenix, forgoes senior year
• Crews clean after tornado hits St. Louis airport
• Snowfall reports from around the Northland
• Sioux earn doubleheader split at NYIT
• Sioux wrap up spring practice with final scrimmage
• Recap of the 2011 spring football season
• Japan plans $50 billion disaster budget, building 100,000 homes
• HOCKEY: Coyotes sign Sioux forward Hextall
• UPDATE: N.D. Legislature approves $489 million tax reduction bill; Dalrymple will sign
• MLB: Twins, Indians postponed by rain
• Suspect in Minot homicide pleads not guilty
• Caregiver accused of endangering vulnerable adult
• Man says he's not responsible for 2009 Grant County accident
• Hibbing, Minn., nurses set 3-day strike
• Dakotas in for Good Friday snow storm
• GOP's Pawlenty wants U.S. ambassador out of Syria
• Mother charged in Minn. crash that killed daughter
• UPDATE: Lindsay Lohan gets jail sentence for probation violation
• Boat motor of flood-isolated Clay Co. resident stolen
• UPDATE: N.D. bill rebuffs voters who don't have ID
• I-29 reopens between Manvel, Grafton exits
• Red Lake man indicted for firing AK-47 at house
• N.D. Guard changes its flood control response
• Oslo reinforces levee with 10,000 sandbags
• N.D. air base protects nukes from snowmelt
• BLOG FOR GOOD FRIDAY: In the Spirit's 'Ruby Girl' joins long-running breakfast group that champions Christ
• No meeting of minds
• Trial date set for Twin Cities woman charged with trying to mail puppy to Atlanta
• Minneapolis man accused of sex act on school bus with students on board
• Elk River, Minn., church lures worshippers with TVs, game consoles
• Hudson Middle School student scientists are in NASA's sights again
• Woodbury cancer survivor tackles next challenge: triathlon
• Baseball Notes: Sioux venture to Long Island to face NYIT
• Anklan added to North Dakota diving roster
• Woodbury man charged in Facebook scam targeting women
• UPDATE: Minn. House speaker stumbles over voting 'right'
• UND to get federal grant to fight West Nile virus
• N.D.'s first lady tours GF school district
• 2 Western photojournalists killed in Libya
• Officials hope meeting will ease Richland, Wilkin counties' diversion concerns
• Increased airport boardings boost economic impact to Jamestown
• Fargo native contestant TV's 'Millionaire' tonight
• Search continues for Minnesota native in Grand Tetons
• N.D. milk production declines 6% in first quarter
• Some Mandan High science classes to replace textbooks with iPads
• WEATHER: Strong winds likely to affect floodwaters, dikes, roads
• WEATHER: A rainy but slightly warmer weekend
• N.D., fourth in cellphone-only homes, part of national trend
• AP Source: Timberwolves' Love is Most Improved Player
• Minnesota law agencies get tough today on distracted drivers
• No break this spring at the gas pump
• Sorlie Bridge reopens
• OUR OPINION: The path to a Grand Deficit Deal
• U.S. curling suffers growing pains
• 2 arrested in N.D. in counterfeit check scheme
• Minnesota's Bachmann among Time magazine's 'most influential'
• BP sues partners as Gulf marks year since spill
• Reserves get extra looks in last day at Alerus Center
• Davidson inks contract to play professionally in Sweden
• LaBlanc’s historic run earns GWC honors
• Sioux round out recruiting class with guard duo
• Twin bill with SDSU rescheduled to May 4
• 2 killed in I-94 head-on, wrong-way crash in Minneapolis
• Turn on the 'Lights': It's not too late to start watching
• St. Paul whistleblower gets $2.6 million in CVS case
• WEATHER: Chance of snow, rain before 1 p.m.
• GF man pleads not guilty to assault on officer
• COMMENTARY: Vikings face treacherous draft at quarterback
• BLM to hold fracking forum in Bismarck
• TWINS: Tuesday's loss showcases failure in its entirety
• VIDEO: Take unique aerial tour over northern Red River Valley floodwaters on UND's ScanEagle
• Polaris keeps some jobs in Wisconsin, acquires Indian Motorcycle
• Dayton seeks federal flood disaster in 20 counties
• Minn. man sentenced for sex assaults on 4 women
• N.D. lawmakers close to plan for pipeline project
• Woman pleads guilty to meth distribution
• Bismarck voters ban smoking in bars
• Unmanned aircraft flies over Oslo, captures video of Red River flooding
• Pembina River flooding continues
• Testing of Sorlie Bridge continues
• Trial date set for Pembina mayor on drug charges
• More than 30 percent of North Dakota adults live in wireless-only households
• Grand Forks meat shop operator Laddie Novak dies
• Crookston house fire prompts arson investigation
• Turtle Mountain tribal council adopts resolution opposing Sioux nickname, logo
• JEFF TIEDEMAN: Bean counting
• Reduce, reuse, re-flip-flop: Program turns footwear into playgrounds
• Barnes County North, Central Cass school projects defeated at polls
• Arizona sheriff invites public to vote on most popular jail booking photos
• 3 more Spirit Lake officials plead not guilty
• Defenseman Ben Blood to return to UND for senior year
• Frattin named national player of the month
• Hey, man, don't mess with my chick's hair
• GOP insiders intrigued by possibility of Trump presidential run
• Community survey: Grand Forks can do better
• Snowfall wasn't much, but it was a record; more snow possible this week
• Moorhead man gets a week in jail for assaulting Kansas City pitcher
• Minnesota seeks drivers to test potential future mileage tax system
• Fargo man who bought alcohol for teens is sentenced in fatal crash
• Baby delivered after fatal crash in St. Cloud dies
• UPDATE: NCAA sticking to 2007 agreement; UND will face penalties for continuing use of Fighting Sioux nickname, logo
• N.D. Senate endorses protest of federal health law
• NDDOT issues new list of roads affected by high water
• Local McDonald's take part in nationwide hiring day
• VIDEO: Kiting across the floodwaters via wind power
• Area pharmacists are seeing a shortage of generic Ritalin and Adderall
• OUR OPINION: Backhoes to the rescue in western N.D.
• VIDEO: View of declining Red River levels from downtown Grand Forks
• WEATHER: Rain, snow likely Tuesday night, all snow after 1 a.m.
• N.D. legislators make progress trimming higher education budget
• Porn company amassing 1-800 numbers
• Cutback in dam releases could help Valley City
• St. Paul mayor says federal government to contribute funding to light rail project
• Three and counting: Sioux enter final week of spring drills
• Tuesday's Sioux-Bison baseball game postponed
• Fans enjoy inaugural Sioux Tailgate Cook-off Challenge
• Sioux swimming and diving sign Germain, Grabinski
• Scientists: Gulf health nearly at pre-spill level
• TAXES DUE: N.D. Tax Department extends hours today
• House committee to review photo ID for Minnesota voting bill
• 3 appear in court in Roseau County bonfire case
• Trial continued in Grygla infant death
• Pembina man's murder trial pushed back
• Woman critically injured after minivan strikes cow on I-90 in Minnesota
• RYAN BAKKEN: This is why residents need to stay off the dikes
• HERALD VIDEO: Conrad talks about debt reduction efforts
• State by state, GOP wave reshapes nation's agenda
• Breaking News: UPDATE: Louis Murray Bridge in East Grand Forks reopens
• More snow on the way
• VIDEOS: Humor, rap, Antarctica help propel 'Thinking Outside The Desk' efforts to contest wins
• Detroit Lakes, Minn., man riding Red in coffin cover let off with warning
• Pentagon inquiry clears McChrystal of wrongdoing
• N.D. House defeats tax cut for charitable gambling
• OUR OPINION: Minnesota GOP isn't entitled to its own math
• How Swede it is!
• Dayton, Peterson visit Oslo
• Public auction of Whitey's Cafe set for May 15
• Bismarck voters on Tuesday to decide bar smoking
• Styx to perform in Bemidji's Sanford Center in May
• N.C. governor: Never seen anything like deadly storm that killed at least 21
• 1 dead in Edina, Minn., house fire
• Rothsay, Minn., man in critical condition after pickup rolls
• WEATHER: Chance of flurries today; chance of rain, snow Tuesday, Wednsday
• Sioux blanked in Kansas City
• More snow possible for the Northland this week
• CHEF JEFF - ONE BYTE AT A TIME:Spiced Beef with Soy Sauce
• VIDEO: View a month of Fargo's Red River flood in time-lapse photos
• TV show follows evolution of exurbanites' farm
• NASCAR: Johnson edges Bowyer by a whisker to win Talladega
• UPDATE: Two armed robberies reported in Fargo on Sunday morning
• Police fire on demonstrators in Iraq; 35 wounded
• Franken: GOP will pay for Medicare, auto stands
• Governor visits Valley City for flood briefing
• MLB: Twins end four-game losing streak with 4-2 win over Rays
• Duluth, Minn., utility workers rack up lots of overtime
• OUTDOORS CALENDAR
• Plummer, Minn., man charged in assault of man, woman
• TWINS: Nathan out as Twins closer
• Tag return sheds light on old northern pike
• Duluth nursing home program is minimizing medication, and awakening residents' spirits
• Wanted: Your hunting and fishing photos
• Employee OT costs still a nagging issue for city of Duluth
• OUR OPINION: Tea Party Caucus should take in a hockey game
• ONLINE EXTRA: N..D. Outdoors legislative update
• 'Rockin' Rick' Acker: Making waves as a taxidermist
• ANN BAILEY: Car lover? Not quite, but no Granny Clampett either
• Minnesota DNR to hunters, anglers: 'We need more money'
• BRAD DOKKEN: Minnesota bill unfairly targets quality pike fishing opportunities
• FACES: Ghana crazy: Rene Omlid uses her business - Ghana Crazy - as a platform to tell people about Ghana
• VIDEO: Snow-covered Red River flood scenes part of Grand Forks-East Grand Forks images
• Sioux edged in pair at UMKC Dakota's Tournament
• Green takes down White in Divide and Conquer clash
• Tailgate Sioux-per Party is underway at the Alerus Center
• MINN. POLITICS NOTEBOOK: Dayton, GOP disagree on budget numbers
• UND FOOTBALL: Bigger and faster
• UND FOOTBALL: Secondary stakes its claim
• UND MEN'S HOCKEY: The top 10 memories
• UND MEN'S HOCKEY: Silver lining does exist despite loss
• Charlie Sheen's lawyer, show producer disagree about return to show
• Obama: GOP budget vision 'is wrong for America'
• Head of Minnesota GOP seeks second term leading party
• Fighting Sioux nickname: Deep divisions over validity of 1969 ceremony
• Amtrak: $100 million in upgrades needed to maintain passenger service for Grand Forks, Devils Lake, Rugby
• Flood fight keeps contractors busy, but others see little economic impact
• Bemidji man one of eight sentenced for trafficking counterfeit sportswear
• Some national chains have yet to put Fargo on their map
• Without the rock (or country), Dome rolls along
• Texas man accused of abusing pre-teen girl in Moorhead
• Illegal immigrants take advantage of N.D. licenses
• Winter's lasting lick: Parts of North Dakota receive up to 11 inches of snow
• Two former UND hockey players participating in IIHF Worlds
• VIDEOS: Trucker's two treks through Interstate 29 floodwaters north of Grand Forks
• TWINS: Joe Mauer's diagnosis of mystery virus actually relieves Twins
• UPDATE: Nicolas Cage arrested in New Orleans
• N.D. DOT releases updated list of flooding-related road closures
• QB play to be on display at UND Green-White game
• Man killed, pregnant passenger seriously injured after collision with vehicle being chased by St. Cloud police
• Emerson nabs personal record in 1,500-meters
• Football team readies for spring game
• Radioactivity rises in sea off Japan nuclear plant
• Pawlenty courts tea party in Iowa
• 2011-12 soccer captains named
• Frattin, Genoway named to All-USCHO team
• Baseball home opener pushed back to Saturday
• Q&A with Green-White honorary coaches
• UPDATE: NCAA says it won't attend meeting about Fighting Sioux nickname, logo
• OIL AND NATURAL GAS: U.S. rig count down by 10 this week
• N.D. legislators reach veterans bill compromise
• VIDEO: Snowy view of Red River flooding from downtown Grand Forks
• Tri-Valley Opportunity Council loses weatherization contracts
• Travel alert includes Devils Lake, Grand Forks areas
• Man gets 5 years in death of former UND student body president
• Amtrak service resumes in Grand Forks, Devils Lake, Rugby
• Breaking News: 2 escape car after plunge into I-29 water-filled ditch north of Grand Forks
• CREST REACHED: Red River at Grand Forks, East Grand Forks crested Thursday
• WEATHER: Winter weather advisory until 9 tonight
• Suspects from Grand Forks, Hallock arrested in S.D. drug bust
• Gronseth Ks 14, Sioux sweep Mayville State
• Baseball Notes: Sioux welcome UVU for opening home series
• REMINDER: Sioux Boosters set for Friday at noon
• Teams, judges announced for tailgate cook-off challenges
• Cy'erra Mills inks with North Dakota
• SDSU deals Sioux road setback
• Sioux go live for final time before Green-White Game
• Softball home opener tomorrow at ASC
• Ex-Sioux teammates Porter, Zajac off to Worlds
• Sioux senior Brad Malone signs with Colorado
• Sioux face Jackrabbits in mid-week action
• Sioux in sixth after day one
• Minnesota Wild sign Sioux captain Chay Genoway
• Quarterbacks making progress as spring game nears
• Sioux coaches draft squads for annual Green-White Game
• UND ranked No. 2/3 in final polls of season
• Fargo Sioux Boosters luncheon postponed
• Free Kids Clinic available prior to Green-White Game
• Klosterman featured on Buick Human Highlight Reel
• Houston Baptist rallies past Sioux in series finale
• Sioux successful at USD
• Sioux perform well at USD
• Big innings lead HBU to doubleheader sweep of Sioux
• Sioux hold initial scrimmage of spring practice
• Lamoureux twins headed to Sweden with U.S. National Team
• Frattin inks deal with Toronto, will make NHL debut Saturday on HNIC
• HBU outlasts Sioux in Great West opener
• Genoway, Frattin, Dell named AHCA All-Americans
• Long named GWC SAAC Sportsmanship Award honoree
• Sioux polish up on eve of spring's first scrimmage
• Badgers pitching holds Sioux quiet
• North Dakota’s title dream ends with 2-0 Michigan shutout
• Genoway named Lowe’s Senior CLASS Award All-American
• Large crowd cheers on team at UND Fan Party
• Live chat: UND vs. Michigan (Frozen Four)
• Lian, Smith named honorary coaches for Green-White Spring Game
• NCAA FROZEN FOUR SEMIFINAL: Michigan 1, UND 0 after first period
• Breaking News: Dalrymple: No reason for NCAA meeting to be closed
• Minneapolis taxi carjacking leads to chase, ends in fatal shooting of suspect
• Army Corps activates barrier to stop Asian carp
• Home run leader Barry Bonds' fed case goes to the jury
• NCAA FROZEN FOUR: Hobey announcement coming Friday
• GOP prepares 1-week extension as government shutdown looms
• Red River could reach 51 feet by Wednesday
• Twins' Nishioka breaks left fibula in loss
• Point Bridge to close Friday
• UPDATE: Strong 7.1-magnitude aftershock rattles disaster-weary Japan
• 'Little Mosque on the Prairie'
• OUR OPINION -- Wanted: Stenehjem's opinion
• FROZEN FOUR: Back to work for UND
• Sioux fans take superstitions seriously
• Dikes going up in Drayton, Oslo
• FROZEN FOUR GUIDE: 'The final mission' in Thursday's Herald newspaper
• 'She just fell in love with the forest'
• Blog: Aerial shots of water in fields north of Fargo; Blogger: "It looked like one big ocean"
• Hastings High School spring musical canceled; Drama Club party, meant to welcome new members, led to 'anger, fear and confusion'
• Judge: NFL lockout ruling to take a 'couple of weeks'
• Hastings man to appear on Wheel of Fortune on April 13
• Minnesota baby delivered in car on I-394
• Eidsness wins Elite 88 Award at Frozen Four
• Dogs wake up family during Duluth house fire
• Minnesota House votes to freeze state employee salaries
• Twins rookie Nishioka trying to shrug off mistakes
• Water running over some Minot roads
• Sioux await Michigan in Frozen Four
• More live action for Sioux on day six of spring drills
• Baseball Notes: Sioux open GWC play at HBU
• N.D. Senate approves limits on college student fees
• First flood-fighting soldiers heading to Moorhead area
• Breaking News: UPDATE: LM Wind to open research and development division in Grand Forks
• NDDOT names roads closed or affected by high water
• Arrest warrant issued for Duluth armed-robbery suspect
• Conrad says farm program decisions should be made by ag committees
• VIDEO: Students leave the classrooms to save homes from the rising Red
• Feds indict Spirit Lake leader for fuel assistance fraud
• Minnesota state senator in hospital after being hit by car while jogging
• Democrats in N.D. Legislature urge board to open Fighting Sioux meeting to the public
• Government shutdown poses big risks for both parties, economy
• MnDOT announces 20 local and regional road projects for this year
• OUR OPINION: Two steps forward, one back on N.D. higher ed
• JEFF TIEDEMAN: Grilled cheese, please
• Highway 2 underpass in East Grand Forks closed
• Larimore area crash injures 4 juveniles
• Minnesota Twins win one in New York the hard way
• Cass County told fed help not coming in 2011 flood fight
• Breaking News: N.D. Senate defeats proposal for education overhaul vote
• Synthetic drugs send thousands to ER
• Sewer shut off to Smith Addition in Montevideo as Minnesota River rises
• Authorities: Three joyriders rescued from Richland County floodwaters
• Woodbury couple chosen to appear on HGTV's 'House Hunters'
• Laney: Federal agencies aren't coming to help in flood fight
• Frank recognized by GWC, Badgers await Sioux
• Jack Michaels new voice of Fighting Sioux football
• MHKY Travel Blog: 2011 NCAA Frozen Four
• Frattin, Dell, Genoway named INCH All-Americans
• Giants owner can't escape jury duty in NYC
• Southwest finds cracks in more planes
• Cops: Ohio man charged after barking at police dog
• Storms fell trees, crush homes in South, killing 9
• FLOOD NOTEBOOK: Riverboat Road parking lot closes
• Crews begin raising Oslo dike earlier than planned
• Hi! Welcome to Norway!
• Fighting Sioux meeting: Open or closed?
• UND MEN'S BASKETBALL: Sioux assistant takes over at Benedictine
• Obama: Budget deal close, shutdown would be disruptive
• Grand Forks City Council clears the way for Olive Garden
• Sioux football receives new voice
• Poll reveals baby boomers' retirement fears
• Defense on track after day five of spring drills
• Former Sioux Dublanko inks with defending CFL champs
• Forecast calls for highs in the 40s
• Unidentified male dies in Hankinson shooting
• More than 200 airmen returning to Minot base
• Man pleads guilty in North Dakota drug conspiracy case
• Sviggum to keep regents seat, give up fellowship at University of Minnesota
• NTSB: Cracks found in three grounded Southwest planes
• CHEF JEFF - ONE BYTE AT A TIME: Chocolate Flan Cake
• N.D. celebrates 60 years in the oil business
• Red on the rise
• Plains tribes still oppose nicknames, logos
• Oslo prepares to sandbag, tailgate
• EGF seeks photos of former mayors
• Bemidji is the only Minnesota city to be named one of 32 cities for EPA program
• Doors founder, Ray Manzarek, headlines Fargo Blues Fest
• UN helicopter fires at Gbagbo's Ivory Coast forces
• Former Moorhead bus driver loses legal battle over child porn images
• Sept. 11 suspects to face military tribunals
• North Dakota 'idiots, insane' amendment headed for ballot
• $1 million Powerball ticket sold in Killdeer, N.D.
• N.D. House rejects governor's income tax cut
• N.D. House rejects governor's income tax cut
• UPDATE: New study of recoverable oil in North Dakota urged
• Heartache, pain bound together in our brains
• Katie Couric leaving 'CBS Evening News'
• A look at this year's freshman lawmakers
• Hallock man injured after falling asleep at the wheel
• Red River forecast to rise this week
• Congress could be headed for train wreck over budget
• Access to Lincoln Drive Park in Grand Forks blocked as part of flood fight
• Our opinion: Fight on Sioux
• St. Mary's University: Minnesota college student dies of natural causes
• Obama officially launches 2012 re-election campaign
• 'Jewish Cowboy' author remains very fond of Mitchell
• Council will take swing at softball beer rules
• North Dakota, Fargo becoming national media darlings
• Woodbury residents told to expect 'rough ending' at Legislature
• MHKY Notes: UND, Michigan tangle in Frozen Four semis
• CHEF JEFF - ONE BYTE AT A TIME: Chocolate-Almond Tart
• Man reported missing early Saturday in Yellow Medicine County, Minn.
• Twins beat Jays for first win of season
• AROUND THE DAKOTAS: No N.D. radiation worries yet ... Ellsworth gets UAVs ... Man sentenced in fraud ... more
• Snow goose dilemma: Geese remain too abundant
• ANN BAILEY: There are two sides to every story
• Feds appeal judge's ruling calling health care overhaul unconstitutional
• Jennie-O Turkey Store recalls about 55,000 pounds of frozen turkey burgers
• Sioux swap 3-2 games; split at WSU
• Warmer temperatures, lighter precipitation take punch out of expected storm
• UPDATE: Storm diminishes; 1-3 inches or less snow expected in valley
• Sioux go "live" for first time during spring practice
• For Romney, 2012 strategy runs through NH, Nevada
• Bismarck's Kirkwood Mall sold to New York company
• Minnesota offering firearms safety and hunter education classes
• Fried and true
• NCAA MEN'S BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT: Mack leads Butler back to national title game
• Jets respond to lawsuit over lewd Favre texts
• Woods returns to Masters as just another player
• S.D. senator urges U.S. to recall ambassador to Syria
• 4 dead in crash of small plane at N.M. airport
• Canadian boy hit by train while playing on the tracks
• CHEF JEFF - ONE BYTE AT A TIME: Hungarian Goulash
• Jays power past Liriano, Twins
• OUR OPINION: N.D. Senate vote isn't a 'pass-along'
• Sources: Obama to launch re-election bid
• Charlie Sheen kicks off 'Torpedo of Truth' tour in Detroit
• St. Cloud airport has everything but flights
• WSU bats catch fire in opener of three-game series
• Lawsuit alleges 10-year-old N.Y. girl was handcuffed, arrested after school fight
• South Dakota beef packing plant to be completed by this fall
• Firefighters respond to house fire near Grand Forks airport
• 911 call: Lohan hit rehab worker at Betty Ford Center
• Duluth woman ordered to pay restitution in welfare fraud case
• Bismarck native won't compete in next year's Iditarod
• Brenneman standing out on day three
• Student-athletes send a big 'Thank you'
• Cheer on the Sioux at Frozen Four Fan Fest
• Aaron Dell named INCH Goaltender of the Year
• CHN tabs Frattin as national player of the year
• St. Paul foster father pleads in toddler's death
• Nation's unemployment rate falls to 8.8 percent, a two-year low
• Fargo crowned 'America's Toughest Weather City' in online contest
• Berg votes for bill to increase UAS test sites, possibly in GF and Minot
• Minot group seeks city sales tax extention
• Dodger fans attack, critically injure Giants fan
• Recall campaign against Bismarck state representative falls short
• Lakota, N.D., woman sentenced for selling drugs near Devils Lake school
• Lawmakers try to lift wolf protection despite deal
• Legislators: Vikings stadium bill comes next week
• Canned meat wars: Hormel sues Prem for using Spam-like can
• YEMEN: Hundreds of thousands people form new protest against leader
• Blockbuster to close north Grand Forks store
• Winter storm watch area extended to include northern Red River region
• Corroded electrical outlet caused Grand Forks house fire
• Noodles & Company to open restaurants in Grand Forks, Fargo
• Bismarck site for closed meeting with NCAA over Sioux nickname
• 'Conflict zone': Writers Conference continues Friday, Saturday at UND
• St. Paul Archdiocese's list of accused priests remains secret
• Sioux hone golf game indoors during the winter
• Sioux open second half at Weber State
• New spring game format involves fan scoring
• UND-NDSU baseball series postponed
• REA to host Frozen Four viewing party
• Load restrictions go into effect on North Dakota highways
• Bronx Zoo cobra found in its reptile house
• Opponents say cloning ban would impede research
• Veteran gets probation after pot bust in Winona, Minn.
• N.D. House defeats pension investment board changes
• GF teen pleads not guilty to sex charges
• Dorgan: Don't criticize UND officials for transition away from Fighting Sioux nickname
• UPDATE: New sports taxes would help fund Vikings stadium
• CHEF JEFF - ONE BYTE AT A TIME: Wilted Greens and Eggs
• Western, central N.D. in winter storm watch late Saturday through Monday a.m.
• UPDATED: N.D. Blues to increase premiums 2.4% to 16.9% for 30,000 members
• OUR OPINION: Getting to 'yes' with the NCAA
• Latest car seat advice gets mixed reception from parents
• Wells Fargo uses ATM machines to solicit disaster donations
• Shakopee aide charged with performing sex acts on teenage student
• Murder charge dropped against Bismarck day care provider in death of 3-month-old infant
• Another bumper year for farmers?
• Wet mix of rain and snow forecast today for eastern North Dakota, western Minnesota
• Youthful wideouts dig in during day two of spring drills
• FAA suspends air traffic controller for asking flight to check on a private plane
• Low levels of radiation found in West Coast milk
• Coaches keep close eye on Kraft Field, weather
• Men's hockey media day round-up
• Frattin among three ‘Hobey Hat Trick’ finalists
• Tennis team closes out regular season
• UPDATE: Rochester, Minn. airport re-opens after package checked
• 110 mph winds damage homes in Mississippi
• Minnesota K-12 bill increases pupil payments, cuts programs
• N.D. House votes to overhaul education system
• GF man charged with assaulting police officer
• NFL: Brees happy to take a lead role for players
• Breaking News: Crystal clear: Sugar firm going with Roundup Ready seed
• Weekend storm could bring significant snowfall to Red River Valley
• UND's Frattin named one of three finalists for Hobey Baker award
• Clearwater Health signs deal with Sanford
• GF County ranks high in state for health, but trails national benchmarks
• Dorgan to visit UND on Thursday
• N.D. higher ed officials prepare to face NCAA over Sioux nickname
• First 2011 flood warning for GF, EGF issued
• GF Housing Authority receives more than $104,000 in affordable housing funding
• NDSU series moved entirely to Grand Forks
• Hakstol named finalist for Spencer Penrose Award
• Tossed beer bottle gashes woman's face
• Libyan rebels pushed back from Gadhafi's hometown
• Fire destroys north Grand Forks home
• Minto man charged with sexual assault
• Sophomore battling cancer to attend the Junior-Senior Prom
• EGF mom pleads guilty to drug charges
• St. Paul prepared for Wednesday river crest
• Colo. concussions law most far-reaching in country
• Felton, Minn. man accused of sexually abusing teen
• Killer whale responsible for trainer's death returning to SeaWorld shows
• Breaking News: N.D. Senate shoots down higher ed budget changes
• DEVILS LAKE: Getting down to business
• Minnesota GOP presses ahead on parks, safety, schools
• N.D. Sen. Conrad puts director of Indian Health Service 'on notice' during meeting
• Ralph Engelstad Arena to hold Frozen Four viewing party
• Search for body of beheaded North Dakota researcher extends into Minnesota lakes country
• Supreme Court may block Wal-Mart sex discrimination lawsuit
• Hakstol named finalist for national coach of the year
• RYAN BAKKEN: Any law worth having is a law that requires teeth
• Grand Forks School Board approves construction projects
• OUR OPINION: Welcome, UND Writers Conference
• Some U.S. nuclear plants ill prepared for prolonged loss of electricity
• Cirrus CEO: China deal saves jobs
• Ratings system could end tenure for Minnesota teachers
• Minnesota man fell off platform before being struck by light-rail train
• North American Hockey League adding a team in Minot
• Man accidentally shot himself in the leg near Hawley
• More Minnesota budget votes on higher education, K-12 schools
• Minnesota woman charged with killing Chihuahua
• Energized Sioux open spring practice
• Schleusner comes full circle, joins Sioux coaching staff
• First interviews held for EGF council spot
• Early foul trouble makes Timberwolves' Anthony Randolph disappear
• TWINS: Leading spring training hitter sent to minors
• Parents: Attacked Libyan woman held at Gadhafi HQ
• Driver hurt when potato truck tips in GF
• Obama to lay out his case on Libya to nation
• Pierce, Celtics outlast Timberwolves
• N.D. Senate passes amended abstinence bill
• N.D. cadets qualify for competition
• N.D. gas prices decrease slightly
• Elmwood Drive Greenway closures installed
• Grand Forks Public Library gets donation
• Authorities: No threat from Japanese radiation spread across U.S.
• Man who died of apparent self-inflicted stab wound identified
• Most of fed tax cut is going down the gas tank
• N.D. Senate approves separate distracted driving penalties
• NWS: Conditions to improve this week
• Dayton to Minnesota Republicans: Get deal on overall taxes and spending first, then he'll sign
• MENTAL HEALTH: Doctors warn about Facebook use, teen depression
• GOP finds Obama hard to beat, so far
• Sioux fans flood REA for game
• Board to consider $20 million in construction projects tonight
• OUR OPINION: Give N.D. cities some flexibility on traffic fines
• Docs warn about Facebook use and teen depression
• NCAA MEN'S HOCKEY TOURNAMENT: UND the lone top seed to advance to Frozen Four
• Somalian held in Minnesota on terror charges seeks release
• Blast at Yemen explosives factory kills 78
• Taliban truck explosion kills 23 in Afghanistan
• UND beats Denver 6-1, advances to Frozen Four
• Frozen Four tickets available to Sioux Crew members
• Frozen Four tickets available to Fighting Sioux Club members
• Live chat: UND vs. Denver (NCAA Midwest Regional)
• Breaking News: NCAA MEN'S HOCKEY TOURNAMENT: UND 6, Denver 1
• NASCAR: Harvick wins in California
• NCAA MEN'S BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT: VCU 71, Kansas 61
• NCAA MEN'S BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT: Kentucky 76, North Carolina 69
• CHEF JEFF - ONE BYTE AT A TIME: Tomatillo Hash with Sausage
• Man Dead in Grafton Self-Inflicted Stabbing
• Catching perch the Pan Man's way on Leech Lake
• Fargo-Moorhead diversion causes concern
• AROUND NORTH DAKOTA: Man to plead to escape charges ... Man to plead in meth case .. .Man indicted in land gift case ... more
• AROUND MINNESOTA: Woman faces probation hearing ... Rescued bald eagle returns... Fund set for DOT operator who died
• NDGF plans several boat ramp projects on rising Devils Lake
• FACES: Tag team
• Taconite is back, Iron Range revs up
• Pitching leads Huskies past Sioux
• UND back in win column after downing San Jose State
• Top-ranked Sioux take Engineers to school in regional semis
• 'Brain waste' thwarts immigrants' career dreams
• Breaking News: NCAA MEN'S HOCKEY TOURNAMENT: Sioux make RPI R.I.P.
• MIDWEST REGIONAL HOCKEY NOTEBOOK: Sioux adjust without Nelson
• GOP 2012 hopefuls criticize Obama's Libyan policy
• Coyote, black Lab form unlikely partnership in Duluth
• Live chat: UND vs. RPI (NCAA Midwest Regional)
• MINNESOTA PREP SPORTS: Movin' on up
• CHEF JEFF - ONE BYTE AT A TIME: Spiced Celery Pilaf
• A happy ending for Perham basketball
• OBIT: Geraldine Ferraro, 75, first woman VP candidate on major party ticket
• Police: DUI arrest follows north Grand Forks rollover
• Coyote, black Lab form unlikely partnership in Duluth
• Cravaack objects to Cirrus sale
• MINNESOTA LEGISLATURE: Friday was self-imposed budget deadline ... Private prison opposed ... Health overhaul anniversary
• FAITH NEWS: Gospel songs in Roseau ... Erskine hosts new Lutherans ... Griffith at Aglow ... more
• HEALTH: Illuminating a seasonal disorder
• Seattle stops streaking Sioux
• Sioux open conference action sweeping South Dakota
• Sioux get ready for RPI at Resch Center
• Inclement weather in Omaha postpones doubleheader at Creighton
• Sioux begin spring football practice on March 28
• Robert Odegaard inducted into North Dakota Aviation Hall of Fame
• N.D. Senate passes bill challenging federal health care legislation
• Dangerous breach in reactor suspected at Japanese nuclear plant
• Target sues San Diego gay rights group for harassing customers outside stores
• People who helped Perham, Minn., player survive honored
• Beulah focus of spring flooding preparation today
• Officials anxious as N.D. oil patch's water needs rise
• Leader offers to go if Yemen's in 'safe hands'
• Powerful quake in northeast Myanmar kills more than 70
• Minnesota lawmakers face self-imposed budget deadline
• Sioux softball looking forward to opening GWC play
• Rowney, Terry Casey featured in final IFSH show
• MHKY Travel Blog: NCAA Midwest Regional
• Engelstad Arena to host viewing party if UND advances
• Lost in translation
• AREA NEWS: Former North Dakotans, former Crookston resident finish Iditarod
• Fate of former county jail still up in the air
• Dayton speaks to local municipalities as bill that would cut local government aid advances
• Senate committee agrees with veterans on budget issue
• Dickinson Catholic Schools superintendent resigns
• Families fight over orphan's fate after teenage murder-suicide
• Minot nearing record snowfall
• West Fargo landlord faces felony assault charge for running over tenant with Hummer
• North Dakota flour business cited by OSHA for unsafe working conditions
• FLOOD FIGHTERS: Watching the Weather
• CHEF JEFF - ONE BYTE AT A TIME: Avocado Tomatillo Salsa
• Governor brings new puppy to work
• What's behind conflicted feelings on nuclear power?
• Bolt failure blamed for North Dakota wind turbine accident
• Iron Range lawmakers object to Republican plans to take millions from jobs fund
• OUR OPINION: Graduated licenses' restrictions are worth it
• Michele Bachmann for president?
• Grand Forks County's economy listed among nation's best-performing
• French airstrikes hit deep into Libya
• EPA ramping up pressure on coal plants
• Titan Machinery purchases Sioux Falls equipment business
• MSUM athletic director reaches out to WCHA about starting hockey program
• MHKY Notes: Sioux face RPI in NCAA tourney
• Roundup Ready beet issue remains unclear
• Libyan forces pull back from western city
• N.D. LEGISLATURE: Bill allowing minors to eat in bars defeated by Senate
• Sides make cases for N.D. education overhaul
• NFL star Ochocinco tries out for MLS team
• Authorities rule Otter Tail County teen shootings a 'murder-suicide'
• Two teens dead in Otter Tail County shootings
• Winter storm warning expires early for most of northeast N.D., northwest Minn.
• Minnesota lawmakers to discuss flood relief bonding
• Gabbard in attendance for Perham's state opener
• Valley City manufacturing plant closing
• Japan disaster set to be world's costliest
• MARILYN HAGERTY: Dealing with ALS is day by day battle for life
• New Flyer lays off about 100 workers in Winnipeg
• World War II exhibit comes to Grand Forks library
• Campbell Farms buys Ryan Potato Company
• Building momentum in Cavalier
• Body of missing Minnesota backhoe operator found
• Mayville State baseball team rescues stranded student during storm
• Former UND hockey player sends Faison scathing e-mail for testifying against nickname bill at capitol
• JEFF TIEDEMAN: Spring things
• Sviggum didn't disclose U of M job after becoming a regent
• Film star Elizabeth Taylor, 79, dies
• U.S. soldier expected to plead guilty to Afghan murders
• Breaking News: Interstate 29 between Fargo and Grand Forks closed
• Minot man pleads not guilty in Mandan incident
• Sioux volleyball set to spring into action
• Midwest Regional fan party information
• Wind destroys mobile home in transit near Fisher
• GIRLS BASKETBALL: Another award for Farroh
• Breaking News: N.D. Patrol closes I-94 Fargo-Bismarck
• MLB: Ramirez, Marlins beat Twins 3-0 behind Johnson
• Proposed N.D. law allows guns in vehicles at work
• Opponents of Sioux nickname, logo: Issue 'not something we can drop'
• Tibetan Buddhist monks bring 'Mystical Arts' to UND
• UPDATE: Second teen dies in Otter Tail County shootings
• Sioux nickname saga: Next key developments probably not soon
• All Grand Forks public schools after-school activities canceled Tuesday
• Conrad, in Haiti: 'Needs remain immense'
• Sioux sweep weekly softball honors
• Sioux take No. 1 national ranking into NCAA tournament
• Boyle, Cochran work out for five NFL teams at FargoDome
• Reviewing the WCHA Final Five
• TWINS: Reliever Neshek claimed on waivers by Padres
• Winter Storm to hit the area this week
• TWINS: Nishioka living up to billing at second base
• Internet poker absent in N.D. Legislature this year
• No one hurt in Fargo jail fire
• Bills with big pieces of Minnesota budget circulate
• Minnesota gambling proposal makes annual debut
• Group: Children should stay in rear-facing car seats until at least 2
• Concordia board names Craft as school's 11th president
• No quick fix in sight for Japan's nuclear plant
• North Dakota declines to regulate fenced hunting
• Continental Resources to relocate to Oklahoma City
• North Dakota lawmakers support 'fracking' for oil production
• North Dakota native returns home after journey from disaster-stricken Japan
• Statewide travel alert to be issued for North Dakota tonight
• Northland snow watch upgraded to warning
• North Dakota gas prices drop
• Pawlenty forms presidential exploratory committee
• Level III sex offender moves into Grand Forks apartment
• Breaking News: WEATHER: Winter storm warning begins 1 p.m. Tuesday, ends 7 p.m. Wednesday
• Author says UFOs track nuclear arms race, cites Minot AFB incident
• LLOYD OMDAHL: Higher-ed board must fight unconstitutional law
• OUR OPINION: 'Gang of 64' signs landmark deficit letter
• Interfaith Week events at UND start tonight, r