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FARGO – In what critics describe as a Presidential temper tantrum, Donald Trump scaled back subsidies to reduce premiums after striking out with his…
Read Nowby C.S. Hagen | Nov 7, 2017
FARGO – In what critics describe as a Presidential temper tantrum, Donald Trump scaled back subsidies to reduce premiums after striking out with his…
Read Nowby C.S. Hagen | Nov 4, 2017
MANDAN – Defense lawyers are whittling down the cases involved with the Dakota Access Pipeline controversy, but the sudden imprisonment of two last month came…
Read Nowby C.S. Hagen | Nov 1, 2017
Yazidi family’s journey from war-torn Iraq to America MOORHEAD – Today, Ezzat Khudhur Alhaidar is safe from ISIS guns, but the memories of war…
Read Nowby qrsot | Nov 1, 2017
Over 7,000 miles yawn between Comstock, Minnesota, where the Begunahi Foundation is based, and Uttar Pradesh, the state in northern India, which Preeti Varma…
Read Nowby C.S. Hagen | Nov 1, 2017
FARGO – Nearly half a century has passed since North Dakota’s last milk war. In those days, when dairy farmers couldn’t make enough to live,…
Read Nowby C.S. Hagen | Oct 30, 2017
FARGO – Two suspects were arrested Sunday after a drive-by shooting in South Fargo. Oscar Kayee, 26, of West Fargo, and Ryan N. Kitch, 21,…
Read Nowby C.S. Hagen | Oct 20, 2017
MANDAN – Hundreds of trials for activists who stood against the Dakota Access Pipeline have seen the judge’s gavel, but only two, so far, received…
Read Nowby C.S. Hagen | Oct 18, 2017
FARGO – A week before William Fleck decided to attend an anti-LGBTQ speech at NDSU, a transgender friend committed suicide. Fleck’s friend was bullied. He…
Read Nowby C.S. Hagen | Oct 14, 2017
MOORHEAD – The original day set for a white supremacist rally came and went without so much as a whimper from local hate groups. Multiple…
Read Nowby C.S. Hagen | Oct 11, 2017
VALLEY CITY – The White Knights of the Ku Klux Klan are targeting North Dakota university newspapers in a cry for help: a book…
Read Nowby C.S. Hagen | Oct 9, 2017
FARGO – Fargo City Commissioners passed a resolution to establish the city as a hate-free community on Monday, and one commissioner voted against the…
Read Nowby C.S. Hagen | Oct 6, 2017
CAVALIER – Friends call Michael Foster the valve turner a hero, the state is trying him as a criminal, and the Keystone Pipeline named…
Read Nowby C.S. Hagen | Oct 4, 2017
MOORHEAD – Water seeps into the Barbly family rental house, and has been leaking for two years, creating mold, eating away at trim, and…
Read Nowby C.S. Hagen | Oct 4, 2017
WOODWORTH, N.D. – Autym Burke spent months preparing a nursery for the child she thought she was to adopt. Living in Oregon, she’d seen…
Read Nowby qrsot | Oct 4, 2017
When it comes to the intersection of healthcare and civil law, Anne Hoefgen, executive director of Legal Services of Northwest Minnesota (LSNM), has a…
Read Nowby C.S. Hagen | Sep 29, 2017
BISMARCK – Since 1977, the anti-bribery provisions of the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act have applied to all U.S. persons, except, apparently, Dakota Access Pipeline,…
Read Nowby C.S. Hagen | Sep 28, 2017
FARGO – Brooke Lynn Crews pled not guilty to all charges related to Savanna Lafontaine-Greywind’s murder and kidnapping of her child in Cass County…
Read Nowby C.S. Hagen | Sep 28, 2017
WOODWORTH – A former case manager for the Spirit Lake Tribal Social Services is under police investigation for fraud and allegedly faking adoptions for…
Read Nowby C.S. Hagen | Sep 27, 2017
Refugees cost taxpayers money, but the buck doesn’t stop there FARGO – All fingers point to refugees being cost positive for cities, states, and…
Read Nowby C.S. Hagen | Sep 26, 2017
Republicans fail again to repeal and replace Obamacare FARGO – If major league baseball rules applied to government, repealing and replacing the Affordable Care…
Read Nowby C.S. Hagen | Sep 21, 2017
BISMARCK – The Dakota Access Pipeline developer agreed to plant trees to reach a settlement over two misconduct allegations while constructing the pipeline on…
Read Nowby HPR Staff | Sep 20, 2017
By Sabrina Hornung and Tom Bixby He came into the Gladstone Inn in Jamestown and asked if he could use the phone. He had…
Read Nowby C.S. Hagen | Sep 19, 2017
FARGO – A Somali-American discovered animal feces spread inside his vehicle Monday evening, an incident many believe was a direct threat and a hate…
Read Nowby qrsot | Sep 15, 2017
There’s a problem. Android has a great open market for apps, but that leaves it open to a ton of vulnerabilities. So you can…
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