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A BNSF Railway train loaded with crude oil that derailed and caught fire Thursday afternoon was still burning Friday, and the company...
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Join The Forum's Emily Welker and her rotating roundtable of guests as they talk about the topics making headlines in the world of news, entertainment...
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MADISON, Wis. - Weary Wisconsin lawmakers on Friday approved a bill that stops private sector workers from being required to join...
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Fargo Mayor Dennis Walaker died in December.
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FARGO – The gruff voice of the late Mayor Dennis Walaker is gone from official city meetings, but elsewhere it lives on. “Welcome to...
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Weather Talk: Meteorological seasons not same as astronomical
You may have heard the term “meteorological spring.” This is a reference to the spring season beginning March 1 and lasting through May 31. This is not to be confused with astronomical spring, which is the period from the vernal equinox to the summer solstice. Astronomical spring...
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Rape suspect Stanley Busche appears Thursday in Cass County District Court as his lawyer asks for a continuance of his case to May. Michael Vosburg / Forum Photo Editor
Prelimary hearing delayed for man suspected of knifepoint rape of two NDSU students
FARGO – The Argusville man accused of holding three North Dakota State University students at knifepoint and raping two of them in their apartment...
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Charley Huhtala, center, dances with his wife, Wanda, at a dance for L&M Squares at Cash Wise Community Center in Fargo. Huhtala is learning to call square dances so he can start a club in Grand Forks. Tracy Frank / The Forum
Grand Forks man apprentices as square dance caller to keep tradition alive
FARGO - Vivid skirts with petticoats were flying and boots were stomping at the Cash Wise Community Center here recently when suddenly the...
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WILLISTON, N.D. - Two separate crashes killed four people in North Dakota’s Oil Patch on Wednesday. The first crash happened around 4:30 p.m. Wednesday on U.S. Highway 2 near Williston. The North Dakota Highway Patrol said a Ford Expedition was traveling west when the driver,...
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Everyone was all smiles Thursday, March 5, 2015, as Minnesota Gov. Mark Dayton, left, and Senate Majority Leader Tom Bakk appear together in public for the first time since the governor called Bakk a backstabber. With them are Sens. Scott Dibble of Minneapolis and Susan Kent of Woodbury. Don Davis / Forum News Service
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GLENWOOD, Minn. - A 23-year-old Alexandria man has been arrested and charged in Pope County for trying to solicit a 13-year-old girl for sex and for having oral sex with a 15-year-old girl. Jordan Christopher Anderson was charged with three felony counts in the case. He has entered...
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