Fargo VA: Helping the homeless Vets
by Jill [email protected] In 2008, North Dakota had around 1200 homeless living in the state and 30% of them were veterans. In ten years,…
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Red, white and Burn
by C.S. Hage | Dec 11, 2019
FARGO — Since 2016’s Dakota Access Pipeline controversy, Vermont Senator Bernie Sanders has said very little about North Dakota. Until now. Never an essential…
Read NowSen. Cramer defies ND motion on Armenian genocide
by HPR Staff | Dec 11, 2019
By Sabrina Hornung and C.S. [email protected] BISMARCK — When Senator Kevin Cramer blocked a bipartisan motion for the United States to officially recognize the…
Read NowFargo residents call for ‘revolution’
by C.S. Hage | Nov 27, 2019
FARGO — Climate change has been known and ignored for half a century, but Fargo residents made their voices known Wednesday during a city…
Read NowLegacy Fund hearing disrupted by protest
by C.S. Hage | Nov 13, 2019
FARGO — The North Dakota Legislature Legacy Fund Earnings Committee hearings started off Tuesday night by listening to the public on a range of…
Read NowSoybeans in the snow
by HPR Staff | Nov 13, 2019
By C.S. Hagen and Sabrina Hornung ROBINSON — On the second day of deer season hunters and farmers gathered in Carol’s Kitchen for bacon…
Read NowStanding Rock vs. Energy Transfer Partners part 2
by C.S. Hage | Nov 13, 2019
LINTON — The battle over the Dakota Access Pipeline is not finished, part two began Wednesday morning during a public hearing conducted by the…
Read NowAbortions on decline even as Roe v. Wade is threatened
by C.S. Hage | Nov 12, 2019
FARGO — In some places across the state the words Planned Parenthood are spoken as curse words, but the facts say differently: abortions are…
Read NowI’m going to say goodbye now, Mom: An essay on Alzheimer’s
by HPR Contributor | Nov 7, 2019
By Lonna [email protected] I’m eating lunch at my desk transcribing an interview from a doctor about the benefits of colonoscopies before age 50. It’s…
Read Now‘Planned Parenthood Direct’ App expands reproductive healthcare access
by Alicia Underlee Nelson | Nov 6, 2019
In early October, Planned Parenthood North Central States (PPNCS) announced that Planned Parenthood Direct, a free smartphone app, was available for patients in North…
Read NowWalz to Moorhead: Community is ‘critical’
by Bryce Haugen | Nov 6, 2019
Minnesota Governor Tim Walz comes to Moorhead quite frequently. He campaigned hard last year in this city of 45,000 on the western edge of…
Read Now‘When you’ve been targeted for death it changes your life’
by C.S. Hage | Nov 2, 2019
MOORHEAD — Varseen Khalil stumbled out of bed when the phone rang early one morning last week. Three a.m. calls rarely carry good news.…
Read NowThe truck that almost changed civil asset forfeiture laws
by C.S. Hage | Oct 30, 2019
MANDAN — A lone activist delivering a yurt to Dakota Access Pipeline’s protest camps came close to challenging civil asset forfeiture laws, but the…
Read NowUs, round-eyed millet eaters
by C.S. Hage | Oct 23, 2019
TIANJIN, CHINA (PRC) – Blood thirsty, sex crazed demons lurked to the frozen north and beyond the western mountains in what was known to…
Read Now‘The world is watching me die, but nobody will come for me’
by C.S. Hage | Oct 16, 2019
MOORHEAD – As a young boy growing up in Kurdish-controlled Iraq, Jahwar Salih played soccer and tennis, dreamed of a college education. Those dreams…
Read NowMore scared of cops than pimps
by C.S. Hage | Oct 16, 2019
FARGO – LeeAnn Lemke’s decision to become a sex worker came down to $2,100, she said. Survival drove her into the “world’s oldest trade.”…
Read NowHuawei, US relations and the future of AI
by Raul Gomez | Oct 10, 2019
Huawei: Should you care?There’s a trade war going on: new tariffs, bans on products, and the American consumer is picking up the tab. Think…
Read NowGreta Thunberg at Standing Rock
by Sabrina Hornung | Oct 9, 2019
“It’s good to have the youth see this because it’s part of our customs and traditions. Prayer goes a long ways. The messages that…
Read NowRoad rage – crossing the line
by C.S. Hage | Oct 9, 2019
MOORHEAD – Police arrested Joseph Schumacher on terroristic threat charges after he brandished a handgun during a politically-charged road rage incident. After Schumacher’s initial…
Read NowA truly ‘fake news media’
by C.S. Hage | Oct 9, 2019
Four political earthquakes have shaken international trust at the highest levels, but an additional threat in league with a foreign influential cult has snuck…
Read NowMan Arrested on Terroristic Threat Charges
by C.S. Hage | Oct 7, 2019
A difference of political opinions led to the arrest of a West Fargo man Monday afternoon on terroristic charges, according to Moorhead City Police. …
Read NowWomen’s work: expanding the scope of an exhibit
by HPR Contributor | Oct 2, 2019
By Elise Dukart While most of my internship at the State Historical Society was spent working with collections in the deep recesses of the…
Read NowThe First Lady’s magic wand
by C.S. Hage | Oct 2, 2019
FARGO – Amidst a room filled with women, cupcakes, and shared experiences, the state’s First Lady took the stage last week in the Crystal…
Read NowRuth Anna Buffalo: Woman of the Year
by HPR Contributor | Oct 2, 2019
By Lonna [email protected] “It’s always like this. Always busy,” Ruth Anna Buffalo said during a speaker phone interview while driving a rented cargo van…
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