Policing for Profit
by Jacques [email protected] For those unfamiliar with civil asset forfeiture, it is the process in which law enforcement officers take assets from a person.…
Read NowNews · 2018
War on women’s health
by C.S. Hage | Dec 19, 2018
FARGO – Women’s health is on the frontlines in the war for healthcare dominance. On the side to repeal the Affordable Care Act led…
Read NowOne Congressman blocks Savanna’s Act, North Dakotans outraged
by C.S. Hage | Dec 19, 2018
FARGO – While a lone Virginian Congressman blocks passage of Savanna’s Act, people across North Dakota are applying pressure to the state’s representative in…
Read NowSavanna’s Act passes U.S. Senate
by C.S. Hage | Dec 7, 2018
WASHINGTON, D.C. – Savanna’s Act passed unanimously in the U.S. Senate on Friday and will move to the U.S. House of Representatives. The bill,…
Read NowIs China using a Native American front to build a state-owned oil refinery?
by C.S. Hage | Dec 5, 2018
TRENTON – An oil company with deep ties to Chinese state-owned enterprises is attempting to quietly set up a refinery near a historical site…
Read NowCity Hall open for business
by C.S. Hage | Dec 4, 2018
FARGO – City Hall may have taken a little more taxpayer money than originally expected, but it is now fully operational and ready for…
Read NowAs the world faces mass extinction from climate change, it’s business as usual in oil-rich North Dak
by C.S. Hagen | Nov 29, 2018
On the busiest shopping day of the year the federal government published an eye-opening report on climate change, saying that warming temperatures could soon…
Read Now‘Do yourself a favor and don’t come to jail’ for Christmas
by C.S. Hagen | Nov 15, 2018
FARGO – Early Tuesday morning Captain Andrew Frobig seated himself at his office desk, quickly discovering that the jail count was up. About 76…
Read NowFEMA refuses to help Natives in state of emergency
by C.S. Hagen | Nov 14, 2018
OGLALA, South Dakota – Hundreds of Natives at the Pine Ridge Sioux Reservation face life threatening danger after the Federal Emergency Management Agency refused…
Read NowA Battle Lost, A War Not Won
by HPR Contributor | Nov 7, 2018
by Jacques [email protected] At first, optimism filled the air on Election Day at the Fargo Billiards and Gastropub. Earlier, Cole Haymond, the political strategist and campaign…
Read NowA ‘Democratic bloodbath’ in North Dakota
by C.S. Hagen | Nov 7, 2018
FARGO — The promised blue tide didn’t sweep North Dakota; the state is redder than before. Across the nation, however, Democrats won majority of…
Read Now‘Standing Rock will vote’
by C.S. Hagen | Nov 5, 2018
FORT YATES – The Standing Rock Sioux are not angry. After centuries of unfair treaties and mistreatment they’re shrugging away the latest government attempt…
Read NowSen. Cory Booker: Heitkamp is ‘the antidote to what ails us’
by C.S. Hagen | Nov 2, 2018
CANNONBALL – As Senator Heidi Heitkamp’s four-day tour neared Standing Rock, Senator Cory Booker from New Jersey disclosed why he joined the North Dakota…
Read NowThe final Democratic push for North Dakota
by C.S. Hagen | Nov 1, 2018
FARGO – The differences between competing political rallies in North Dakota is palpable. Senator Heidi Heitkamp’s last push before Election Day – former Vice…
Read NowAbuse of power?
by C.S. Hagen | Nov 1, 2018
BISMARCK – After medical marijuana’s Measure 5 was passed by more than 64 percent of North Dakotans in 2016, but before the legislature gutted…
Read NowVoter suppression begins
by C.S. Hagen | Oct 31, 2018
BISMARCK – The state’s agenda to suppress the Native vote is already working during early election. A handful of votes have already been denied…
Read NowJustice for Savanna?
by C.S. Hagen | Oct 31, 2018
FARGO – Hours after Savanna Lafontaine Greywind’s body was stuffed into a cramped bathroom closet, police came to search Brooke Lynn Crews’s and William Hoehn’s…
Read NowLocal Fargo Organizations Plan First Summit for LGBTQ+ Folks
by HPR Contributor | Oct 31, 2018
by: Melissa Gonzalez [email protected] North Dakota Human Rights Coalition held an LGBTQ+ Summit over the weekend of Oct. 5-7 at the Baymont Inn in…
Read NowAG behind delayed medical marijuana law, opponent says
by C.S. Hagen | Oct 30, 2018
BISMARCK – The differences between two attorneys – one fighting to retain his Attorney General’s seat and the other striving to take it – couldn’t…
Read NowFinal sentence issued in Savanna Greywind’s case
by C.S. Hagen | Oct 29, 2018
FARGO – Although a jury found him innocent of conspiracy to murder Savanna Greywind, William Hoehn received a sentence of life imprisonment plus one year…
Read NowIn Texas, ACA is on the chopping block, at home, a scheduled hearing is postponed
by C.S. Hagen | Oct 25, 2018
BISMARCK – The sudden postponement of a hearing questioning the state joining a federal lawsuit against the Affordable Care Act appears to be a…
Read NowThe Rest of the World and Us – Rick Steves and Measure 3
by HPR Contributor | Oct 24, 2018
by Jacques [email protected] Last Friday national travel host celebrity, activist, and philanthropist Rick Steves paid a visit to North Dakota in order to show…
Read Now‘Sunshine disinfects’
by C.S. Hagen | Oct 19, 2018
FARGO – Ellen Chaffee wanted to know how much lobbyists were spending to influence North Dakota legislators. Online searches ended in dead ends. As…
Read NowALEC-backed legislators behind suppressing vote
by C.S. Hagen | Oct 17, 2018
BISMARCK– The U.S. Supreme Court decision to support North Dakota’s voter ID laws eliminating the use of postal addresses on identification cards was only…
Read Now