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Kevin Ballinger, left, is Aldevron's CEO, and Michael Chambers is executive chairman of the biotech company based in Fargo. David Samson / The Forum

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Fargo-Moorhead swept into nationwide controversy on critical race theory in schools

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WE Fest's home in Detroit Lakes getting a facelift in preparation for August return

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Grand Forks County sheriff releases dashcam video of deadly I-29 chase

This dangerous home is seen Monday, June 14, 2021, at 1033 5th St. N., Fargo.
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Owner of Fargo home used by squatters nowhere to be found

Cheryl Biller, leader of the local Moms Demand Action group that works to prevent gun violence, stands in front of a gathering of members in a planning meeting on Tuesday night, June 15, 2021, in the First Presbyterian Church in Moorhead. The group has about 500 members, but about 30 core members who help organize events. Barry Amundson / The Forum

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Fargo considers taking state to court over neighborhood gun sales law

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Moorhead trio, from left, Evan Myran, George Nyanforh and Michael Haugo are looking to have a solid outing for the Spuds at state track this week. David Samson / The Forum

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Moorhead’s Nyanforh rises above setbacks to spark success on loaded Spuds track team

Soccer

Former Bismarck coach Andy Foss hired as West Fargo boys soccer coach

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Hot Mic with Dom Izzo 6/17/21: Scott Olsen, Larry Murphy, and Steve Staton

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Barry Jennings, a 2018 graduate of North Dakota State University, protests the handling of hate speech incidents involving NDSU students Saturday, Dec. 5, in front of Ceres Hall. It was the second day of protests on the campus.
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Port: NDSU survey reveals the level of political indoctrination happening on college campuses

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Live at 2 pm: Fargo might sue the state government over a law overturning the city's gun restrictions. Could they win?

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Letter: Cyber attack on major meatpacker exposes market vulnerabilities

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The Convenient Care Clinic, located inside the Eagle Run Plaza, 3306 Sheyenne St. in West Fargo, is run by longtime nurse and nurse practitioner Susan Nordquist, who has 30 years of nursing experience. Finn Harrison / WDAY

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Former Essentia Health nurse opens own walk-in clinic

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Bath & Body Works relocating to bigger West Acres mall digs

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RDO Caters Taters returns as in-person fundraiser

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WE Fest's Main Stage is getting a major overhaul this summer in anticipation of the country music festival's Aug. 5 return, including a new roof and completely rebuilt deck. Part of the upgrades will include improved sightlines for guests on both sides of the concert bowl. (Vicki Gerdes / Tribune)

Music

WE Fest's home in Detroit Lakes getting a facelift in preparation for August return

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Prairie Public kicks off new season of 'Prairie Musicians'

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Live at 2 pm: Fargo might sue the state government over a law overturning the city's gun restrictions. Could they win?

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Minnesota's Backyard: At the tip of the Arrowhead, shared waterfalls at Grand Portage State Park

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Female merganser raising 40 ducklings on Lake Bemidji

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After many families stayed home during 2020, this summer offers a chance to get out and see some sights as a family. iStock / Special to On the Minds of Moms

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Doug Peters is taking his passion for leadership development to an entirely new stage

Agweek

Kevin and Carol Fritel of Knox, N.D., say their hay yard usually would have 500 large round bales at this time of year. Now they have 200 bales -- the least they’ve ever had at this point -- and it looks like they’ll have to dry-lot, background feed their cattle herd this summer, because of drought. Photo taken near Knox, N.D., June 2, 2021. Mikkel Pates / Agweek

Agriculture

As drought intensifies, ranchers must decide: Sell cattle or buy feed?

Agriculture

Burgum hosts North Dakota ag leaders to talk drought, carbon markets

Crime and Courts

Minnesota chinchilla ranch under fire from USDA, PETA for Animal Welfare Act violations

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North Dakota State head baseball coach Tod Brown is leaving for the same position at the University of New Mexico. North Dakota State athletics photo

Baseball

Veteran Bison baseball coach Tod Brown takes job at New Mexico

Football

Carson Wentz, Easton Stick to host free youth football clinic

Football

Name, image, likeness ready to take flight, but schools like NDSU grounded with the muddled NCAA mess

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Local cancer patient applauds news of stem cell transplant program coming to Roger Maris Cancer Center

West Fargo

Former Essentia Health nurse opens own walk-in clinic

Community

WATCH: Fargo hospital honors slain 14-year-old Jupiter Paulsen for organ donation

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Fargo police are asking for the public's help in identifying the individual in this surveillance image. Source: Fargo Police Department.

Crime and Courts

Fargo police seek help identifying Fryn' Pan arson suspect

Northland Outdoors

Northland Outdoors Forecast: Father's Day Weekend Weather

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U.S. President Joe Biden prepares to sign the American Rescue Plan, a package of economic relief measures to respond to the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic, inside the Oval Office at the White House in Washington on March 11, 2021. (REUTERS / Tom Brenner)

Nation

LIVE: President Joe Biden signs Juneteenth National Independence Day Act into law

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U.S. House backs repeal of 2002 war authorization in bid to end 'forever wars'

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U.S. Supreme Court rejects Trump-backed challenge to Obamacare

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Customers line up and wait for their chance to get fry bread from vendors. Eric Daueber / Forum food critic

Food

Tasting the fry bread and its origin from hard times at a Minnesota powwow

History

Bricks that may have survived Fargo fire of 1893 to be used in community healing garden

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Love Harry Potter or Wonder Woman? Here’s a sneak peek of Warner Bros.’ revamped studio tour

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