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PARK RAPIDS — Old Man Winter may be refusing to release his talons this spring, but the Governor’s Fishing Opener is definitely a go. “No date changes will occur,” Katie...
ST. PAUL – Many of the hundreds who rallied Thursday to support legalizing same-sex marriage in Minnesota said they think it can happen this year. “We have come this far...
FARGO - Saturday marks the sixth annual Record Store Day, an annual event that encourages customers to visit, buy and support their local independent records stores. Locally, participating stores include...
WAHPETON, N.D. (AP) — In many of her novels, Louise Erdrich writes about fictitious families on or near an unnamed and imagined reservation somewhere in eastern North Dakota. In real...
BISMARCK, N.D. - After a divisive hour-long debate, Senate lawmakers shot down a proposal this morning to allow voters to decide if they want to replace the State Board of...
ST. PAUL – Minnesota senators easily approved a higher education budget bill Wednesday 46-18, but debate made it clear they want to hold the public schools accountable for spending. The...
FARGO – The International Water Institute has released a new mobile app that allows anyone to report on flooding, snow pack, ice jams and the status of sandbag dikes prior...
RED WING — A dead infant was found in hospital linens that had been delivered to Crothall Laundry on Tuesday morning, Red Wing Police Chief Roger Pohlman confirmed Tuesday evening...
FARGO – It was an atmosphere unlike anything that Lou Nanne has seen – before or since – in his long career in hockey. Now 71 years old, Nanne remembers...
DULUTH — Waves as tall as double-decker buses were cracking against the massive rocks of Stoney Point. No one dared paddle into that water. But the storm swells in the...