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Looking for something to do around Fargo-Moorhead this holiday weekend? Here are 5 ideas to get you out and about and celebrate Independence Day.
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With Denise Kolpack's win on June 14, the Fargo City Commission has two women serving simultaneously for the first time. Here are some experiences that may shape her view of issues that come before the city.
Children's father found dead at separate location
Cal Thompson's Facebook page has been flooded with memories of his friendship, dedication and passion for service since his daughter announced his passing.
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These trends are measurable, but subtle.
NOAA will use this computer upgrade to launch new model applications starting this fall.
All parties were wearing seat belts, roads were dry and alcohol was not a factor in the crash, the cause of which was unclear Sunday afternoon.
Fargo officials had thought the project might start this summer, but the schedule became murky after bids for work on the project started coming in higher than city officials would have liked.
Supreme Court Marshal Gail Curley made the request in a July 1 letter to Hogan, noting that Maryland law prohibits people from intentionally assembling “in a manner that disrupts a person’s right to tranquility in the person’s home.”
The dual orders came one week after the conservative-majority U.S. Supreme Court restored states' authority to ban abortions, triggering a flurry of lawsuits seeking to preserve the ability of women to terminate their own pregnancies.
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She was 21 and had just graduated from Minnesota State University-Moorhead, and was working at a local TV station.
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If our congressional delegation isn't paying attention to the Jan. 6 committee, if they're dismissive of its revelations, then they are derelict in their duties to our state, and our country.
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Curt Eriksmoen's "Did You Know That" column shares the story of Gene Holter, who grew up in Jamestown and went on to train animals that frequently appeared in TV shows and movies.
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