Judge puts stop to Stillwater, Minn., bridge plan
STILLWATER, Minn. – This was not the news supporters of a new river crossing here wanted to hear.
PETA offers anti-meat trash cans for Colo. parks
The animal rights group PETA is offering to help the cash-strapped city of Colorado Springs by paying to put trash cans back in parks — on one condition. The cans have to carry an anti-meat slogan and a picture of a woman in a lettuce bikini.
FEMA promises support for rural N.D. towns
Rep. Earl Pomeroy D-N.D. received a promise from the nation’s emergency management agency to deliver more staff, resources and technical assistance to rural North Dakota communities that are dealing with spring flooding.
Minot State wellness center expansion trimmed
North Dakota lawmakers have refused a request to add a skywalk, climbing wall and extra equipment to a proposed student wellness center at Minot State University.
Fargo homicide case at standstill
Police and prosecutors say they've run out of clues in the death of a Fargo man who was assaulted last summer.
Fire damages Fargo food warehouse
Damage to a Fargo food warehouse is expected to be substantial after an early morning fire.
DOT to implement additional load restrictions
The North Dakota Department of Transportation will be implementing additional load restrictions Monday.
N.D. tax commissioner seeking second term
North Dakota Tax Commissioner Cory Fong is seeking another term.
Trial set for man accused of killing N.D. dentist
An Aug. 10 trial date has been set for an Oklahoma City man accused of beating to death a North Dakota dentist last fall.
Fog becoming commonplace in parts of N.D.
Fog is becoming commonplace in parts of North Dakota, and even meteorologists think it's strange.
Man sentenced in N.D. van fire attack
A Minnesota man has been sentenced in North Dakota to 15 years in prison for starting another man's van on fire while the man was inside.
G.F. County jail plans for possible Fargo inmates
The administrator of the Grand Forks County jail says the facility is prepared to once again take inmates from Fargo if spring flooding forces evacuations from the state's largest city.
N.D. woman to plead guilty to counterfeiting
A Grand Forks woman says she will plead guilty to making and using counterfeit money.
Shuttered N.D. canola plant looking to reopen
A defunct Northwood canola processing plant wants to reopen, about a year after it went broke and left $810,000 in unpaid bills.
Fargo homeowners pursue buyouts
The prospect of another major flood in Fargo this spring has spurred more people to contact city officials about selling their homes. Assistant City Attorney Butch McConn said two homes are under contract and another eight homeowners are negotiating to sell their properties. He said the cost of all the properties could total $4 million.
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