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North Dakota Gov. Doug Burgum prepares to throw an ax during a competition with YouTube creator Thomas Brag at Rough Cut Social in downtown Fargo on Monday, June 14, 2021. Jeremy Turley / Forum News Service

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Odd series of events leads popular YouTubers Yes Theory to North Dakota Gov. Burgum's door, ax throwing in Fargo

Crime and Courts

Who is Arthur Prince Kollie? Court records offer glimpse into life of man accused of killing teen

Bismarck

North Dakota, nation's No. 2 oil producer, feels the heat from New Mexico

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Indianapolis Colts quarterback Carson Wentz (2) throws the ball during the Colts' Organized Training Activities on May 27, 2021, in Indianapolis.
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Football

All signs pointing up for Carson Wentz in Indy

Structure fire at a south Fargo apartment building on Monday, June 14th.

Fires

Fire damages multiple units at Fargo apartment building

A statue of Jesus Christ in the courtyard of St. Mary's Cathedral in downtown Fargo was vandalized April 17, 2021. File photo.

Crime and Courts

Fargo police refer Jesus statue vandalism case to city for possible charges

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Father-son duo from Seattle stops in Fargo during cross-country biking journey

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Ian Simonich, a senior at Moorhead High School practices at Moorhead Country Club. (Dom Izzo - WDAY)

Golf

Moorhead's Simonich on a mission to win state golf title

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Fargo Post 400 rallies to down Watertown Post 17

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Hennen: Keep critical race theory out of schools

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Letter: The work is just beginning for the Fargo-Moorhead Diversion

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Trygve Olson cartoon: Legendary energy

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Topics such as credit, saving, budgeting and investing will be addressed by a Money Lab for women hosted by Ladyboss Midwest and Gate City Bank. Special to The Forum

Money and Finance

Ladyboss Midwest and Gate City Bank partner to host Money Lab for women

Restaurants and Bars

Having a ruff day? F-M area bars, restaurants open patios to pets for a pawsome experience

Restaurants and Bars

Rosewild's head chef to serve elevated versions of familiar Fargo favorites

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"Flowerpot Music" is the flagship soundscape piece for Make Music Day, which will be celebrated at Minnesota State University Moorhead and more than 1,000 cities around the globe on June 21. Photo credit Elliot Cole / Special to The Forum

Music

MSUM invites the community to band together for Make Music Day

On The Minds Of Moms

Family-friendly "Landon's Night at the Lights" event to feature live music and celebrity lineup

NewsMD

NewsMD podcast 'The Health Variant' episode: 'COVID-19 Vaccine Answers'

Northland Outdoors

Detroit Lakes resident Kay N. Larson, at right, was accompanied by her son, Brooks Larson, and daughter, Alexa Larson-Thorisch, when she went to Upstream Sucker Creek on Friday, May 28, to view the new sign that she had donated to the nature preserve. The sign stands next to another that was installed after the passing of her husband, C. Leroy Larson, in 2012. (Vicki Gerdes / Tribune)

Northland Outdoors

Sign installed at Minnesota preserve extols its natural treasures

Northland Outdoors

Minnesota state parks remain a 'hot' destination

Northland Outdoors

Courage Kenny clients treated to day of fishing, fun and friendship on Duluth-area reservoir

On The Minds Of Moms

Doug and his wife Jennifer are parents to (from left) Emily, 14; Marshall, 9; Haley, 20; and Ally, 18. Photo courtesy of My2Peas Photography

On The Minds Of Moms

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

On The Minds Of Moms

Family-friendly "Landon's Night at the Lights" event to feature live music and celebrity lineup

On The Minds Of Moms

Pinke: This summer, I'm throwing out "mom rules" I made and you should too

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Gov. Doug Burgum speaks to commodity leaders during an ag roundtable Monday afternoon in Fargo. (Mike Spieker / Forum News Service)

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

Agriculture

Frost, drought combo makes replant decision ‘super-tough'

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Ian Simonich, a senior at Moorhead High School practices at Moorhead Country Club. (Dom Izzo - WDAY)

Golf

Moorhead's Simonich on a mission to win state golf title

Football

All signs pointing up for Carson Wentz in Indy

Football

McFeely blog: Eastern Washington will remain Division I, won't drop football

NewsMD

West Nile Virus case numbers in North Dakota vary from year to year. Source: North Dakota Department of Health

Health News

Summertime West Nile virus threat difficult to predict

Community

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

Health News

New Sanford orthopedics and sports medicine facility to open Monday in Fargo

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Traffic and Construction

Main Avenue lane closures over I-29 begin June 15

West Fargo

West Fargo School District temporarily moves 81 Freedom Elementary students to Deer Creek

Crime and Courts

Fargo police chief announces plan to reorganize department, increase transparency

National

The U.S. Capitol building is seen behind security fencing that has been up around the building since shortly after the January 6, 2021 siege, after legislation to create a bipartisan commission to investigate the January 6 assault by supporters of former President Donald Trump failed by a vote of 54-35 due to a Republican filibuster, on Capitol Hill in Washington, May 28, 2021. REUTERS/Evelyn Hockstein

Nation

Virginia couple plead guilty in U.S. Capitol riot, setting precedent

Nation

U.S. Justice Dept. to 'strengthen' policies on getting lawmakers' records

Nation

Biden, Erdogan upbeat about ties but disclose no breakthrough

Lifestyle

Carson Wentz announced on social media on Friday, June 11, 2021, that he and his wife are expecting their second child. Courtesy: Twitter/ @cj_wentz

Family

Carson Wentz and his wife Madison expecting second child

Home and Garden

What are these leafy things in my lawn this summer?

Travel

Fare bargains vanish as airlines seize on surging summer demand

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Aerial orchid roots are a sign the plant is happy, and it’s best to allow them to develop undisturbed. Submitted image.

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