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Snow falls on the 23rd day of the partial government shutdown at the White House on Jan. 13, 2019 in Washington. Washington Post photo by Jabin Botsford.

Melania Trump's office cut in half and White House residence has skeleton crew during shutdown

Jan 16th 2019 - 8am

The Ward County Historical Society's Pioneer Village Museum is seen in this 2016 photo. Andrea Johnson / Minot Daily News

ND fair offering cash for historical society to hit deadline

Jan 16th 2019 - 8am

Sheyenne Greenhouse in Sheldon, N.D.

Sheyenne Greenhouse in Sheldon, N.D., hopes to bloom from the ashes

Jan 16th 2019 - 7am

Weather Talk: So, how's the El Niño doing?

Jan 16th 2019 - 6am

Mysterious donor gives thousands of dollars to Grand Forks charities

Jan 16th 2019 - 6am

Protesters opposed to the Dakota Access Pipeline are shown here at an encampment north of Cannon Ball, N.D. The 2016-2017 protests were part of the impetus for the Indigenous Peoples March set for Friday, Jan. 18, in Washington, D.C. Forum file photo

An outgrowth of pipeline protests, first-ever Indigenous Peoples March set for Friday on National Mall

Jan 16th 2019 - 5am

The heavy traffic flow on 52nd Avenue as it passes 45th Street in far south Fargo is shown here. The busy street will be expanded from two lanes to four lanes this spring and summer from 45th Street to 63rd St. near the Sheyenne River. Barry Amundson '/ The Forum

Major road in south Fargo to be widened this year

Jan 16th 2019 - 5am

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Jan 15th 2019 - 11pm

2 charged in fatal shooting of Minneapolis teen

Jan 15th 2019 - 8pm

Administration calls back nearly 50,000 workers

Jan 15th 2019 - 8pm

Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer, D-N.Y., right, speaks at the Capitol Wednesday while House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, D-Calif., listens during a news conference on how the partial government shutdown is effecting furloughed federal workers. Bloomberg photo by Al Drago

A Mueller report may stay secret, Barr says

Jan 15th 2019 - 7pm

Lawmakers on Tuesday repeatedly pressed attorney general nominee William Barr about a report expected to be produced by the special counsel. Washington Post photo by Bonnie Jo Mount

Cold Tonight... But Turning Even Colder

Jan 15th 2019 - 7pm

Federal unions sue the Trump administration to get paid for shutdown work

Jan 15th 2019 - 7pm

Cheryl Monroe, 57, a federal employee on furlough, at her home in Ecorse, Mich., on Tuesday. Washington Post photo by Brittany Greeson

Man who strangled girlfriend near Twin Cities, burned body gets 20 years

Jan 15th 2019 - 7pm

Joseph Porter

WATCH: Red River Basin Commission gathers to discuss climate change's impact on region

Jan 15th 2019 - 7pm

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