‘A child can only take so much’
FARGO – Christopher L. Thumb is a quiet boy, enjoys throwing a football with his siblings, listens to powwow music. New to Fargo after…
Read Nowby C.S. Hagen | Feb 26, 2018
FARGO – Christopher L. Thumb is a quiet boy, enjoys throwing a football with his siblings, listens to powwow music. New to Fargo after…
Read Nowby C.S. Hagen | Feb 23, 2018
FARGO – Water sizzles against scorched stones piled in a shallow pit center of Fargo’s only Indigenous sweat lodge. Faces gleam briefly before the…
Read Nowby C.S. Hagen | Feb 21, 2018
FARGO – To hundreds of Fargo’s inmates, a C-Note-sized bail might as well be a million dollars. Unaffordable. On any given day the city’s…
Read Nowby C.S. Hagen | Feb 15, 2018
FARGO – Nearly half of the Walmart employees claiming discrimination from management at the world’s largest retail chain came before Fargo’s Human Relations Commission Thursday,…
Read Nowby C.S. Hagen | Feb 14, 2018
FARGO – Native drums reverberated through Downtown Fargo Wednesday when more than 200 people marched to bring awareness of missing and murdered Indigenous women,…
Read Nowby C.S. Hagen | Feb 7, 2018
FARGO – Twenty Walmart employees blame concentrated racist and prejudicial managerial practices for their sudden firings or dwindling losses in hours and pay. Those…
Read Nowby C.S. Hagen | Feb 6, 2018
CAVALIER – From the day Michael Foster plotted his course to turn off the Keystone Pipeline, he knew prison was a possibility. On Tuesday…
Read Nowby C.S. Hagen | Feb 2, 2018
FARGO – Minutes before the judge sentenced Brooke Lynn Crews to life imprisonment without the possibility of parole, the killer spoke, apologizing for her actions.…
Read Nowby C.S. Hagen | Jan 31, 2018
FARGO – Beneath Heidi Heitkamp’s political savvy is a creative activist, one who never takes no for an answer. She once lined the state…
Read Nowby C.S. Hagen | Jan 31, 2018
WASHINGTON D.C. – While North Dakota’s chosen elected announced who they were taking to President Donald Trump’s State of the Union speech, media across…
Read Nowby HPR Staff | Jan 31, 2018
State Representative Josh Boschee, District 44, Fargo, announced his candidacy for the ND Democratic-NPL endorsement for Secretary of State on January 30. Boschee has served in the state…
Read Nowby C.S. Hagen | Jan 26, 2018
Editor’s note: warning, this article includes graphic images some readers may find disturbing. MOORHEAD, MINNESOTA – During the dark days after three African Americans were…
Read Nowby C.S. Hagen | Jan 22, 2018
WASHINGTON D.C. – The federal government reopened Monday, but not after blame shifting and a reluctant agreement made on key issues. Republicans declared victory,…
Read Nowby C.S. Hagen | Jan 20, 2018
FARGO – Hundreds of thousands of women and men, young and old, took to the streets across America on Saturday, raising awareness for issues…
Read Nowby C.S. Hagen | Jan 17, 2018
FARGO – Republican optimism for enlisting Senate candidates is suffering blow after blow. Democrats have flipped eight Republican-controlled state legislative seats across the nation,…
Read Nowby C.S. Hagen | Jan 16, 2018
FARGO – Red Fawn Fallis, the woman charged with firing a handgun during the Dakota Access Pipeline controversy, changed her plea Tuesday to guilty…
Read Nowby C.S. Hagen | Jan 11, 2018
FARGO – Days after Congressman Kevin Cramer came under attack for nepotism and using taxpayer-funded Congressional resources to further a possible bid for a…
Read Nowby C.S. Hagen | Jan 11, 2018
FARGO – Events leading up to the arrest of one of the Dakota Access Pipeline’s most prominent defendants played out like a game of…
Read Nowby C.S. Hagen | Jan 8, 2018
BISMARCK – Claiming the state’s only congressman uses campaign funds as a personal cash cow, fueling nepotism, and now using taxpayer-funded Congressional resources to…
Read Nowby C.S. Hagen | Jan 3, 2018
BISMARCK – While a state representative from Minot faces criticism and an impeachment petition for repeatedly using offensive language in online posts, other elected officials…
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