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FARGO – Pope Francis today appointed Monsignor John Thomas Folda of Nebraska to be the next bishop of the Catholic Diocese of Fargo. The Holy See made the announcement at...
WALKER — A Bemidji man was seriously injured Saturday when he lost control of his car on an icy two-lane highway near here and was broadsided by a vehicle traveling...
DULUTH — U.S. Rep. Rick Nolan encountered a small collection of gun rights advocates on the sidewalk as he arrived at the Holiday Inn in downtown Duluth on Thursday morning...
ST. PAUL – Many workers who care for Minnesota’s elderly have not seen pay raises for up to six years, but House Democrats promise higher pay is on the way...
GRAND FORKS, N.D. - Andrew MacWilliam’s not sure if he’s allowed to be friends with Danny Kristo anymore. Sure, they’ve been teammates and classmates for the past four years at...
OLIVIA - A man who led law officers on a 38-mile, high-speed chase in Renville County entered guilty pleas Wednesday to charges resulting from the Dec. 3 incident. Brian Noel...
GRAND FORKS, N.D. -- With the help of a dog and tip about a suspicious passenger, Grand Forks Sheriff’s Department deputies and Border Patrol agents busted a Portland, Ore., man...
BISMARCK - A small group of lawmakers quickly removed an amendment Tuesday morning from an anti-abortion bill that would have prevented state agencies from contracting with an individual or organization...
HILLSBORO, N.D. (AP) — Workers who have been locked out at their jobs at American Crystal Sugar for more than a year will hold a fifth vote on the company's...
CROOKSTON — Minnesota District Judge Kurt Marben sentenced Ismael Hernandez to 12 years in prison in court here today for what Polk County Attorney Greg Widseth called a “heinous crime”...