‘Pure evil does exist’
FARGO – At times, William Henry Hoehn’s conspiracy to murder trial flows like an episode from “Law & Order.” Jurors and observers are on…
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The wild west of weed
by Jacques [email protected] North Dakota is set to vote on legalizing recreational marijuana this coming midterm election in November. In the last couple months…
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Conservation Groups To Refinery: Cease and Desist
Lest we let the threat of an oil refinery beside Theodore Roosevelt National Park slip from our minds as we go about our busy…
Read NowTrial begins for Greywind’s second alleged murderer
FARGO – Day one of the trial of William Henry Hoehn and his possible role in the murder of Savanna Greywind whose eight-month-old baby was…
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Heitkamp predicts upcoming crisis for farmers
FARGO – U.S. Senator Heidi Heitkamp quietly took the stage at the Big Iron Farm Show Tuesday morning, first moving a large poster away…
Read NowAll questions go to Texas
FARGO – All questions related to the federal Texas lawsuit set to terminate current healthcare laws are still being referred to Texas, the North…
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Double CBD standards: laws for them, laws for us
by Jacques [email protected] BISMARCK – While local stores are being investigated for selling hemp-based CBD oil, an illegal product in North Dakota, the state’s…
Read NowPower, poison, and pot
CANNONBALL, ND – A week before the Dakota Access Pipeline controversy began creating headlines around the world, 40,000 pounds of poison were spread across…
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Ruby red slippers found, yes, those slippers
MINNEAPOLIS, MN – Dorothy’s missing ruby slippers were never far from home. Stolen from the Grand Rapids, Minnesota Judy Garland Museum in 2005, a…
Read Now‘They drink your milkshake’
When Lloyd Ness’s cousin knocked on his front door, he didn’t need much sweet talk to sign an oil lease on family land. Lloyd…
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Voting methods: butter knife or scalpel
FARGO – Seven coworkers want different pizzas for lunch; three want cheeseburgers. Under the current voting system, burgers win. Seem fair? Not exactly, said…
Read NowCramer’s office threatens constituents
BISMARCK – Mary Rennich and a handful of North Dakotans only wanted to listen, perhaps ask a question about healthcare if time allowed during a…
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Going, going, gone
by Elyssa [email protected] If you have looked at a newspaper or talked to a group of farmers lately you may have heard the news…
Read NowMore than sparkly hats and little cars
Photos by Sabrina Hornung The Midwest Shrine Association held their annual conference in Deadwood South Dakota last weekend. A total of 14 Shrine chapters…
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An enemy of the people
FARGO – A day after a Republican attack on her voting record, U.S. Senator Heidi Heitkamp struck back against her opponent, saying current Congressman Kevin…
Read NowNorth Dakota Prosecutors Drop All Serious Charges against Chase Iron Eyes
by the Indian Country Today Editorial Team In what defense attorneys are calling a major victory for their client and for the water protectors…
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’#Badass grandmas’ fight for ethics
BISMARCK– The debate over whether the state needs an ethics commission has been ongoing for years, four times defeated by the legislature. This year,…
Read NowA trick of the light
“In 2 ½ years I’ve acquired 221 plates. The end game is 1,000 wet plates of Native Americans and it’s going to take me 15…
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Medenwald vs. Carlson: Fargo’s political battleground
FARGO – On the hottest of summer days, Brandon Medenwald hit the pavement. Comfortably dressed in shorts and a no-sweat polo shirt, he carried…
Read NowTo fix a broken system
FARGO – While on the road campaigning for political office one of the most frequent complaints Josh Boschee and Kylie Oversen hear from North Dakotans…
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Kaleidoscope: The future of LGBTQIA+
Kaleidoscope is a LGBTQIA+ youth group that meets weekly at the Pride Collective. Teens age 13-18 can meet for activities, play games, and just…
Read NowRed River Rainbow Seniors: Harvesting LGBTQ History
When Larry Peterson was retiring he wanted to do something important. He’s part of the The Red River Rainbow Seniors and proposed that the…
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Master of puppets
In late June, as thousands clamored to see President Donald J. Trump at Fargo’s Scheels Arena, more than politics were at play. Less than…
Read NowWoman charged with fake Native children adoption crimes turns herself in
JAMESTOWN – The woman charged with crimes related to fake adoption proceedings of Native children turned herself in Wednesday morning and is currently in…
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