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Bill allowing ND lawmakers to set college tuition passes House
BISMARCK – A bill that would shift the power to set college tuition rates at North Dakota’s 11 public campuses from the state Board of Higher Education to the Legislature passed the House of Representatives on Friday. House Bill 1303 passed on a vote of 59-31, with four members...
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BISMARCK – A bill seeks to further restrict natural gas flaring in North Dakota, but an industry group leader testified Friday that bold actions...
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After search warrant, police arrest 3 in north Fargo
FARGO - The Fargo Police Department arrested three people after executing a search warrant in the 1000 block of 14th Street North Thursday. Just...
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Susan Bailey gives concluding comments during her investiture as Judge of the District Court Friday, Jan. 30, 2015, at the Cass County Courthouse in Fargo. Present in the background are Rev. James Meyer, left, presiding Judge Frank Racek, top right, and North Dakota Supreme Court Chief Justice Gerald VandeWalle who administered the oath of office. Dave Wallis / The Forum
Susan Bailey sworn in as East Central Judicial District's newest judge
FARGO – Cass County’s newest judge was seated Friday during an investiture ceremony at the county courthouse. District Court Judge Susan...
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Grand Forks lifts ban on eagle feathers for graduation
GRAND FORKS - For the first time, Native American high school seniors in Grand Forks will be able to wear an eagle feather during their graduation ceremony, according to Superintendent Larry Nybladh. He and other district administrators "are in unanimous consensus" that Native...
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$1.1 billion 'surge' funding bill for western ND passes state Senate
BISMARCK – A $1.1 billion spending bill designed to give oil-impacted cities and counties in western North Dakota a jump-start on the 2015 construction season was fast-tracked through the Senate on Thursday and is now headed to the House. Senate Majority Leader Rich Wardner,...
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Seven apply for ND Board of Higher Education opening
BISMARCK - Seven people have applied for an opening on the North Dakota Board of Higher Education. The applicants include Hazen Public Schools Superintendent Mike Ness, Belfield rancher and public relations firm owner James Odermann, Northwood farmer Kent Gronlie, Sharon farmer...
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Alexander teens identified as crash victims
KEENE, N.D. – Two teenagers from Alexander were identified Friday as the victims of a fatal vehicle crash Wednesday night in McKenzie County that involved icy road conditions. The North Dakota Highway Patrol identified Brady Armour, 18, as the driver and Nathan Sims, 16, as...
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Dickinson picks land for a middle school site
DICKINSON, N.D. - The Dickinson Public Schools Board signed a purchase agreement with State of North Dakota and the North Dakota Board of Higher Education for land to be used for the district's new middle school, making what board members called an “important decision,” officials...
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Gov. Jack Dalrymple today signed House Bill 1087 into law, requiring North Dakota students pass a basic civics test for high school graduation. Joining Dalrymple were First Lady Betsy Dalrymple, legislators and other supporters of the civics bill. Special to the Forum
Dalrymple signs civics test requirement into law
BISMARCK – With a stroke of Gov. Jack Dalrymple’s pen Friday morning, North Dakota became the second state to require future high school...
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Park Rapids man receives 20 years for molesting 10-year-old
PARK RAPIDS, Minn. - A Park Rapids man was sentenced to 20 years in prison for repeatedly molesting a young girl. Samuel Charles Baxa, 28, was convicted of felony second-degree criminal sexual conduct.        Detroit Lakes Police officers received...
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Nebraska-Omaha’s Austin Ortega, left, steals the puck away from North Dakota’s Jordan Schmaltz while Omaha’s Avery Peterson pursues during the first period of a men’s hockey game Friday in Omaha. Chris Machian / Omaha World-Herald
Omaha prevails in OT against UND, scoring winner on 5-on-3
OMAHA, Neb. – Minutes after the end of the game, North Dakota men’s hockey coach Dave Hakstol stood in the tunnel, looking at the ice in...
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