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Rick Becker, a plastic surgeon and businessman, said he and a team of volunteers traveled around North Dakota over the last two weeks and came across many supporters willing to sign his petition.
Arthur Kollie said he wanted to represent himself against charges that alleged he stabbed and robbed 14-year-old Jupiter Paulsen. Now, he is slated to move forward with his defense attorney.
Erica Thunder's new position marks the first time the North Dakota Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation has had a director of diversity and cultural competency.
Biden accused lawmakers and others devoted to the Make America Great Again (MAGA) agenda led by former President Trump as willing to overturn democratic elections, ignore the Constitution and "determined to take this country backwards" to a time without rights to abortion, privacy, contraception or same-sex marriage.
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Through the use of innovative technology new to Avera Health, breast cancer patients need not have a long wire hanging from their breast ahead of tumor removal procedures.
The state says it has made it easier for drivers to get their licenses back, but some attorneys say the DOT, low risk and need to drive to get to work in rural areas has caused a vicious cycle of repeated offenses.
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Influential forces intersect in potential ban of future slaughterhouses in Sioux Falls. Emergence of Gov. Kristi Noem in the debate demonstrates what's at stake when city residents vote in November.
Women are invited to attend one or more of six upcoming virtual meetings, which are free to attend.
With its number of residents and name’s meaning in American English slang, a town like Nimrod — population 69 — is bound to get noticed by anyone who sees a sign for the town on a northwestern Minnesota highway. And while the curiously named rural Wadena County town tends to keep on the quieter side, its streets will teem with people this Labor Day weekend during its annual “Jubilee Days” celebration.
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Construction will soon begin on Center Avenue between Sixth Street and Eighth Street.
It's unclear if this could delay the murder trial of Arthur Kollie which is scheduled to start Tuesday.
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