ND inmate wants new hearing on dental work lawsuit
A man convicted of killing and dismembering a Wisconsin man is asking a judge to reconsider his ruling on a federal complaint over Gaede's medical treatment at the North Dakota state penitentiary.
Horse racing returning to Fargo?
Horses could be returning to the starting gate in Fargo after a two-year shutdown to pay bills and find new sources of revenue for the park.
Two men die in western Oil Patch
Men from South Dakota and Texas have died in recent incidents in western North Dakota’s Oil Patch.
GF airport gets a security upgrade with new scanners
Passenger screening at Grand Forks International Airport recently made a big technological jump that officials say will improve security and speed up the process.
Plenty of parking, but not where it’s needed
There’s plenty of parking available in downtown Fargo, but it’s not where people want it, a new parking study unveiled Friday shows. Fargo planning officials recently finished updating downtown parking studies done in 2003 and 2007.
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Commercials during the Super Bowl are as much a reason to watch as the game itself for many. And they certainly don’t come cheap. This year, with 111 million people expected to watch the game, a 30-second national spot costs around $3.5 million.
More charges pending in theft case
Additional charges are pending against a Fargo man accused of breaking into storage units and stealing an estimated $17,000 worth of property, much of which police claim he used to furnish the home he shared with his girlfriend.
N.D. judge not running again
A North Dakota judge says he’ll be leaving the bench at the end of the year.
Director resigns, then returns
Five months after she resigned from the position, Terri Thiel is returning as executive director of the Dickinson Convention & Visitors Bureau Board.
Woman killed in crash near Fisher
A Crookston, Minn., woman was killed early Friday morning in a head-on collision along U.S. Highway 2, west of Fisher, Minn.
No convictions in big marijuana bust
A North Dakota jury acquitted one of two Lithuanian men accused of trying to transport nearly 50 pounds of marijuana from Washington state to Chicago two years ago, and the other man voluntarily left the country.
No convictions in big marijuana bust
A North Dakota jury acquitted one of two Lithuanian men accused of trying to transport nearly 50 pounds of marijuana from Washington state to Chicago two years ago, and the other man voluntarily left the country.
Board delays some leases for oil drilling
More than 3,800 acres of state property in North Dakota’s scenic Badlands won’t be leased for oil drilling while officials develop a policy for reviewing energy exploration on environmentally sensitive land, a state board decided Friday.
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