Citizen undercover
FARGO – Local men are keeping the trafficking of Chinese sex workers alive in the metro area. From distant Chinese villages, middle-aged women are…
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‘I have hope’
by C.S. Hage | Sep 20, 2019
FARGO – Millions of people, young and old, joined a worldwide climate strike Friday to demand their governments end the age of fossil fuels,…
Read NowThe North Dakota Salt Lands
by C.S. Hage | Sep 11, 2019
WILEY FIELD, North Dakota – The stench hits first. Invisible and explosive, hydrogen sulfide burns through mucous membranes, leaving a metallic taste on the…
Read NowNorth High school shooting threat
by C.S. Hage | Sep 3, 2019
FARGO – A school shooting threat written on a student’s desk at North High prompted an investigation and will ensure a heavier police presence at the…
Read NowThe smaller we are the less likely we are to be profitable
by HPR Contributor | Aug 28, 2019
By Carmen [email protected] Young Logan County area farmers sat together on a recent Monday night, and talked about Tyson’s closure of its Holcomb, Kansas…
Read Now‘Hatred is born of ignorance: fear is its father, and isolation is its mother’
by C.S. Hage | Aug 28, 2019
CHICAGO – A day before the United States President called himself “The Chosen One,” a reformed Nazi predicted Christian fundamentalists view Donald Trump as…
Read NowND’s petroleum spill could be U.S.’s largest land spill
by C.S. Hage | Aug 20, 2019
WATFORD CITY – A reported 10-gallon spill of liquid gold at the Garden Creek I Gas Processing Plant in 2015 – just before the…
Read NowVandals using the Aryan Nations symbol hit statue of Viking hero
by C.S. Hage | Aug 17, 2019
FARGO – First, Lady Liberty was kidnapped in July. Then on Friday, the statue of Rollo the Viking, or Rollon in French, was vandalized…
Read NowBe-trade
by C.S. Hage | Aug 14, 2019
FARGO – Farmers don’t talk politics at the elevator, it’s almost an unwritten rule. But when the trade war with China broke out, conversations…
Read NowPride: the show must go on
by C.S. Hage | Aug 9, 2019
FARGO – When Holiday Mathena was in sixth grade, she knew she was different. Growing up in an open family she found the support…
Read NowPride: break down the barriers
by C.S. Hage | Aug 7, 2019
FARGO – Twenty years ago Kyle Anderson would have never given his real name. If he had been a drag queen then he would…
Read NowFM Pride 2019 Schedule of Events
by HPR Staff | Aug 7, 2019
Stay up-to-date on FM Pride 2019 events by visiting https://fmpride.com/pride/ or like their Facebook Page at www.facebook.com/FMPride Thursday, August 8th: 6:00—10:00 p.m.: Youth and…
Read NowThrough hell and back again
by C.S. Hage | Jul 31, 2019
WALCOTT – When Gerda Jordheim was eight years old Adolf Hitler rode into town as the conquering hero in a military parade. She still…
Read NowPersonal Essay: Why ‘Go back to where you came from’ is nothing new
by HPR Contributor | Jul 24, 2019
By Amidu [email protected] I remember dreading walking to and from school in the hot summer sun back in Phoenix, AZ in 2005. Back then…
Read NowMan and the moon
by C.S. Hage | Jul 17, 2019
VALLEY CITY – Lowell Busching shuffled into The Vault, pointed to the staff-less counter featuring self-serve sandwiches, Kuchen, and coffee before launching into a…
Read Now… And justice for some
by C.S. Hage | Jul 10, 2019
WEST FARGO – March 2018 was an unusually cold and violent month for Fargo. Two standoffs – one of which ended in the death of…
Read NowBlue Cross Blue Shield fined by state Insurance Department
by C.S. Hage | Jul 9, 2019
FARGO – A yearlong conduct investigation by the North Dakota Insurance Department into Blue Cross Blue Shield of North Dakota resulted with a fine…
Read Now‘No More Deaths’
by HPR Contributor | Jul 2, 2019
By Melissa [email protected] FARGO – Tired of headlines broadcasting inhumane conditions in the “concentration camps” along the southern border, angry that state leaders have done…
Read NowNative adoption scammer released to the Centre, Inc.
by C.S. Hage | Jul 1, 2019
FARGO – Six months after receiving a more than four-year sentence, Betty Jo Krenz was released to a minimum-security rehabilitation center. Krenz, 48, of…
Read Now‘Be Fierce’
by C.S. Hage | Jun 26, 2019
BISMARCK– In 2016, Debra Haaland cooked green chili and tortillas at the Standing Rock Sioux camps pitched against the Dakota Access Pipeline. Bringing food…
Read NowFargo Officials, Community Members Mull Over Safety of Downtown
by HPR Contributor | Jun 26, 2019
By Melissa [email protected] In the early morning hours of Friday, June 7, Kareem Lee Byrd, 19, and Charles Edward Harris III, 30, allegedly fatally…
Read NowFight or Flight: King House will remain open
by C.S. Hage | Jun 21, 2019
FARGO – The first time Cindy Chen saw snowflakes she fell in love, not only with Fargo – the city – but soon afterwards…
Read Now‘North Dakota has created a climate to allow hate crimes to exist’
by C.S. Hage | Jun 19, 2019
n and Melissa GonzalezFARGO – A public meeting to begin laying the groundwork toward establishing better hate crime legislation across the state soured Wednesday afternoon…
Read NowWomen in Bad Lands
by C.S. Hage | Jun 12, 2019
THE BADLANDS – “I just want to flip the proverbial bird to North Dakota as I leave,” Sarah Gulenchyn said. She took a last…
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