North Dakota Deadliest State To Work – Again
FARGO – North Dakota, once again, topped national charts to become the deadliest state in which to work in America, five years running. The…
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Former Bismarck Federal Officer Sentenced On Child Pornography Charges
by C.S. Hagen | May 18, 2017
FARGO – A federal officer who once hid cell phones in store dressing rooms to record females changing was found guilty and sentenced in…
Read NowFourth estate for sale
by C.S. Hagen | May 18, 2017
Jason Stverak and The Franklin Center Working from inside a taffy shop in Medora, a little-known conservative nonprofit quickly rose to the national frontline…
Read NowMight and money win again
by C.S. Hagen | May 17, 2017
The collusion between might and money historically has been the beginning of the end for countless empires. From China’s Shang Dynasty more than 3,000…
Read NowCity Commissioner’s Recall Petition Dies
by C.S. Hagen | May 12, 2017
FARGO – The recall petition of City Commissioner Dave Piepkorn fizzled out on Friday after two months of volunteers gathering signatures. The recall ended…
Read NowFederal Loophole In Medical Marijuana Laws, Police Target Bismarck Stores
by C.S. Hagen | May 12, 2017
BISMARCK – Before the legal ink dried on North Dakota’s medical marijuana laws, Bismarck Police inspected two health food stores in the state’s capital…
Read NowWhite Cloud comes home
by Sabrina Hornung | May 10, 2017
“White Cloud came to us this way when she was brought in to Jamestown 19 years ago when she was brought in from Michigan…
Read NowShowdown At City Commission Hall
by C.S. Hagen | May 8, 2017
As the two-hour-long Fargo City Commissioners meeting prepared to adjourn Monday, Erin Buzick, an organizer of the recall petition for City Commissioner Dave Piepkorn,…
Read NowBison Turf Rises From The Ashes
by C.S. Hagen | May 3, 2017
FARGO – After local watering hole Bison Turf caught fire last July, owner James “Pete” Sabo never doubted he would reopen. It was only…
Read NowFMRAC Steps Up, Defines Its Stance
by C.S. Hagen | May 2, 2017
FARGO – The Fargo/Moorhead Refugee Advisory Council clarified recent actions Tuesday by doubling down on its stance against the recall effort of a Fargo…
Read NowRecall Will Go On
by C.S. Hagen | Apr 29, 2017
FARGO – Despite an announcement by the Fargo/Moorhead Refugee Advisory Council, the recall petition of City Commissioner Dave Piepkorn will go on. “Everyone on…
Read NowWhite Power Seeking Limelight
by C.S. Hagen | Apr 27, 2017
Alt White: The Siege of North Dakota. Part five in the series on racism in North Dakota. The state is no stranger to hate…
Read NowWhite Supremacist Fliers Hit Fargo Streets
by C.S. Hagen | Apr 25, 2017
FARGO – Three days after white supremacists advertised for a like-minded gathering at Lindenwood Park, posters depicting hate speech were posted on telephone poles…
Read NowChickens Allowed In Fargo City Limits
by C.S. Hagen | Apr 25, 2017
FARGO – Fargo City Commissioners passed the Chicken Ordinance Monday allowing residents to raise chickens within city limits. The proposal has been under consideration…
Read NowFargo Mayor Appoints Teacher to Municipal Airport Authority
by C.S. Hagen | Apr 25, 2017
FARGO – Sixth-grade writing teacher Tammy Linn was appointed by the city to the Municipal Airport Authority Monday, but not without objections. Two city…
Read NowNorth Dakota’s Marijuana gets the puff-puff pass
by C.S. Hagen | Apr 19, 2017
FARGO – A hesitant round of applause rippled across the Peace Garden State Tuesday when the North Dakota Compassionate Care Act became law. Governor…
Read NowArmed DAPL Mercenary Arrested in Bismarck
by C.S. Hagen | Apr 18, 2017
BISMARCK – The disguised DAPL security guard set free by law enforcement last year after reportedly driving crazily toward the main Standing Rock camp…
Read NowCommission Study Shows Refugees Good for Fargo
by C.S. Hagen | Apr 13, 2017
FARGO – Recent attempts to curb the influx of refugees into Fargo fell flat Thursday when the Fargo Human Relations Commission announced its findings…
Read NowNorth Dakota’s body hunter, seeker of the missing and the dead
by C.S. Hagen | Apr 13, 2017
Missing persons posters are everywhere, stapled to telephone poles, taped to post office doors, fed through Facebook feeds and chats. They pop up every…
Read NowThe long, strange saga of Jason Halek comes to an end
by qrsot | Apr 13, 2017
Well, it looks like Jason Halek is finally going to the pokey. Remember Jason? He’s the fellow who dumped more than 800,000 gallons of…
Read NowThe high road
by C.S. Hagen | Apr 6, 2017
“Jackie” isn’t ready to come out with her real name yet. She’s a heroin addict, a Fargoan clean for nearly a year. In her…
Read NowNowhere to run: Senate passes HJR 69
by Nina Berg | Apr 5, 2017
Despite wide opposition from the general public including many subsistence hunters, 52 members of the US Senate caved to special interest groups such as…
Read NowFBI Joint Terrorism Task Force Targets Standing Rock Activist
by C.S. Hagen | Mar 23, 2017
CANNON BALL – Joint Terrorism Task Force agents contacted an Indiana activist days after he returned home from Standing Rock’s fight in North Dakota…
Read NowWhite Supremacist’s Church Burns In Nome
by C.S. Hagen | Mar 23, 2017
Alt White: The Siege of North Dakota. Part four in the series on racism in North Dakota. Pioneer Little Europe and the Creativity Movement…
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