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Delta Air Lines pilot locked out of cockpit for Las Vegas landing
LAS VEGAS - A Delta Air Lines Inc jet ended its flight from Minneapolis to Las Vegas on Thursday with its captain locked out of his cockpit, the airline said. The pilot, who was not identified, left the cockpit prior to the final landing approach of Delta Flight...
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Singer Katy Perry throws a football during the Super Bowl XLIX halftime show press conference at the Phoenix Convention Center Thursday. Kirby Lee-USA TODAY Sports
Katy Perry's promise: lion, sharks and live singing at Super Bowl
Pop singer Katy Perry on Thursday teased a lion, sharks and at least some live singing during her Super Bowl halftime performance,...
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Small Hawley grain elevator fire blamed on overheated bearing
HAWLEY, Minn. – An overheated bearing caused a small fire at a grain elevator here Thursday, Hitterdal Fire Chief Charles Johnson said. A mutual aid request went out for firefighters from regional fire departments, including Hitterdal’s, to assist in dealing with the fire...
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ST. CLOUD, Minn. - Testimony in Brian Fitch Sr.’s trial on charges he murdered a Mendota Heights police officer ended Thursday without the...
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Proposed ND bill would allow secret applicants for top education jobs
BISMARCK – Who applies for the state’s most prominent education positions could soon be kept secret. A newly proposed bill would exempt applications for a sweeping range of top education jobs from open records laws, except for the three finalists for a post. The House...
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2 teens killed in McKenzie County crash
KEENE, N.D. - Two teenagers were killed Wednesday night when the car they were driving struck a semi truck on Highway 23, about 2 miles north of Keene. According to a report by the North Dakota Highway Patrol freezing rain may have been a factor in the crash. The 16-year-old driver...
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'Keystone bandit' bypasses expensive liquor to steal beer
HIBBING, Minn. - Hibbing police say a man who broke into a liquor store in the city early Wednesday bypassed more-expensive items and instead fled with three cases of Keystone beer. Authorities are asking for the public's help in identifying the man who committed the burglary...
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ND man accused of passing out, leaving young child unattended
RICHARDTON, N.D. - A Richardton man faces up to 10 years in prison after he allegedly got drunk and left a small child unattended. Joshua James Ricker, 26, was charged in Southwest District Court with one count of felony child abuse. He is out of custody on bond. According...
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Researchers want farmers to be able to recognize this plant, Palmer amaranth, a glyphosate-resistant weed that adapts quickly, competes aggressively with crops, and can produce hundreds of thousands of seeds. Trevor Peterson / The Forum
Weed resistance ‘one of the most concerning topics growers face’
FARGO - North Dakota State University researchers are trying to get to the root of the herbicide-resistant weed problem in the state. The...
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Jailhouse phone call leads to more prison time for Detroit Lakes man
DETROIT LAKES, Minn. - A jailhouse phone call led police to meth stashes that has landed a 34-year-old Detroit Lakes man in prison for more than 13 years. Eric Christopher Bakke was first charged with two felonies of fleeing a police officer in a vehicle and driving after cancellation....
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Former DNR conservation officer sentenced for charging gas to state for own use
WILLMAR, Minn. - A former Department of Natural Resources conservation officer was sentenced Wednesday on a felony theft charge for allegedly charging more gasoline on his state-issued fleet card than what he used while on patrol. James Clifford Steffen, 48, formerly of Sunburg,...
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Hjelmstad appointed chairman of ND Board of Higher Education
BISMARCK – Terry Hjelmstad was appointed Thursday as chairman of the State Board of Higher Education after the former head stepped down earlier this month. Hjelmstad, a retired administrator at Minot Public Schools, lives in Minot and has served on the board since 2011. He has...
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Making a Mark: Vanity president hopes to continue rebranding momentum
Name: Mickey Quinn Position: President of Vanity, a women’s clothing retailer with headquarters in Fargo. Her story: The native of western...
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ND bill would give elected leaders final say on oil penalties
BISMARCK – A bill introduced by a Democratic legislator would require elected officials to sign off before fines levied against oil and gas companies are reduced. Senate Bill 2342 from state Sen. Tyler Axness of Fargo would require the North Dakota Industrial Commission to vote...
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Forum editorial: Too little, too late must stop
It’s a sad but revealing indicator of North Dakota’s lax regulatory environment that legislation to require that pipelines be equipped with flow meters, automatic shut-off valves and pressure cutoff switches won’t go into effect until June 30, 2017, if passed. That will be more...
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