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The drive runs until July 31.
June is American Humane's Adopt-A-Cat month, and Cats Cradle and Homeward Animal Shelter are both struggling to make space.
Hobby beekeeper Jim Schmidt says whenever possible, businesses should try to contact beekeepers rather than exterminators to handle unwanted bees.
A co-worker of 52-year-old Roger Sizemore said his dog Sally "filled his gap when he was away from home." Sizemore traveled to North Dakota from Georgia each year for work.
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Applied Digital hosted a ribbon-cutting ceremony Friday, June 16, for its data center that is located about 1 mile west of Ellendale.
The ATV rolled and the driver, who was not wearing restraints, was ejected.
Tribal leaders, Sen. Tina Smith and Lt. Gov. Peggy Flanagan on Friday celebrated the Supreme Court’s decision to uphold the act, which aims to keep adopted Native children closer to their culture.
Members of the community are sought to help shape how Fargo will grow and expand in the coming decades during two open house meetings.
The Matthew House Fergus Falls is a place for those trying to get their lives back together after addiction and jail time.
The pool's renovations were originally set to finish in time for a July 2024 opening
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Judge Tammy Merkins of the Clay County District Court granted Northland Vapor additional time to have the products in question destroyed.
On Tuesday, June 20, the Alzheimer's Association Minnesota-North Dakota will be holding a rally in Fargo.
Conservative host Hugh Hewitt asked Doug Burgum whether he would pardon Trump and asked him to comment on the indictment charging the former president with mishandling government secrets.
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