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A couple of shotgun experts find out what they've been missing in mourning dove hunting
BRAINERD, Minn.—In this week's Northland Outdoors TV episode, we put a couple of shotgun experts—the Gould Brothers Exhibition Shooting Team—to...
 sports / outdoors 1 hour 30 min ago
Blue Jays swim to third in home meet
Ben Smith was pleasantly surprised by the showing his swimmers and divers turned in against a strong field on Saturday. The Blue Jays placed...
 Jays / sports 9 hours 55 min ago
Ford, Blue Jays place third
Meghan Ford and the Blue Jay girls cross country team continue to improve. Ford placed third individually, and Jamestown captured third out of...
 sports / Jays 9 hours 57 min ago
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Trojans pull away from Jimmies
  The University of Jamestown held Dakota State’s powerful offense in check as well as anybody has this season. But the 24th-ranked Trojans capitalized on some Jimmie miscues en route to a 36-17 win on Saturday in Madison, S.D. Down just 13-9 at halftime, two third-quarter turnovers...
 sports / Jimmies 10 hours 14 sec ago
Jimmies battle in loss to No. 5 V-Hawks
There’s not many weaknesses on Viterbo University’s side of the volleyball court, and junior setter Amelia Grahn is certainly not one of...
 sports / Jimmies 10 hours 3 min ago
5K for a cure
A group walks Saturday morning in Jamestown during the 6th Annual Dan Wilhelm Car & Bike Show and Huntington’s 5K Walk/Run to benefit...
 News / local 10 hours 8 min ago
Pinnacle Condominiums on the second and third floors will have balconies. Developers Bob Bergan, left, and Bob Matthews look out from one of the balconies on the north side, which will have railings once the building is completed. Dave Wallis / The Forum
'Luxury living' coming to Valley City with repurposed vacant building
VALLEY CITY, N.D.—The idea of transforming older buildings into high-end living or office space has caught on big in a lot of larger cities,...
 News / state 10 hours 17 min ago
Much of the home is original, including the refurbished hardwood floors and wide trim. Special to the Forum
Couple looks to sell nearly 100-year-old 'grand house' in Oakes
OAKES, N.D.—Living in a historic home for nearly 13 years was a dream come true for Kathy Bourne. For nearly three decades, she lived on a...
 News / state 10 hours 15 min ago
Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump holds a rally with supporters in Aston, Pennsylvania, U.S. September 22, 2016. REUTERS/Jonathan Ernst
Trump vs. Clinton: Debate will mark biggest moment of election
WASHINGTON—Democrat Hillary Clinton, suddenly vulnerable in the presidential race, is under pressure to deliver a strong performance against...
 News / Nation and World 10 hours 20 min ago
Demonstrators join members of North Dakota's Standing Rock Sioux Tribe to protest against construction of a Bakken shale pipeline they say would pollute water and desecrate sacred land, in Washington DC August 24, 2016. REUTERS/Ruthy Munoz
Dakota Access Pipeline brings high stakes, high profile to North Dakota
CANNON BALL, N.D. — Controversy over what would be the Bakken's largest oil pipeline has put North Dakota in the international spotlight. Opposition...
 News / state 10 hours 24 min ago
Dakota Access pipeline protests delay U.S. Marshals visit to Devils Lake jail
DEVILS LAKE, N.D.—A visit from the U.S. Marshals Service to determine if the agency will use a Devils Lake jail to house federal inmates has...
 News / state 10 hours 25 min ago
Bruce Anderson of North Dakota State University high steps over an Eastern Washington player on a carry during the Saturday, Sept. 10, 2016, game at the Fargodome. Dave Wallis / The Forum
Radio group pushed for media restrictions that led to Bresciani probe
FARGO—The annual Green and Gold Game offers a chance for the Bison football team to give young players field time and dedicated fans a sneak...
 News / state 10 hours 27 min ago
columnist Rob Port
PORT: Marsy's Law campaign has been bizarre, insulting, and inaccurate
One of the most contentious areas of our criminal justice system is the balance between protecting the alleged victims of crimes and protecting...
 opinion / columns 10 hours 27 min ago
Feds should pay for Dakota Access protest costs
The fight for and against the Dakota Access Pipeline is a lengthy, controversial and complicated issue. The protest at the Sacred Stone Camp near the confluence of the Missouri and Cannonball rivers in Morton County has been ongoing since April, but only gained notoriety in mid-August...
 opinion / editorials 10 hours 28 min ago
Measure 1 begs issue of representativeness
Measure No. 1 on the November ballot is a constitutional amendment that would require all legislators to live in the districts they represent and, if they move out of the district, they must resign. The proposed amendment is simple and direct, but it attempts to solve a problem that...
 opinion / columns 10 hours 29 min ago

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