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U.S. Special Forces soldiers at a front line outpost outside Manbij, Syria, Feb. 7, 2018. Four Russian nationals, and perhaps dozens more, were killed in fighting between pro-government forces in eastern Syria and members of the U.S.-led coalition fighting the Islamic State, according to Russian and Syrian officials. A Syrian military officer said that about 100 Russian soldiers had been killed in the fighting on Feb. 7 and 8. (Mauricio Lima/The New York Times Copyright 2018 / New York Times)

Syrian military linked to more than 300 chemical attacks, report says

Feb 17th 2019 - 9am

Disgruntled employee who killed five in Illinois had felony record that forbade gun ownership

Feb 17th 2019 - 8am

President Donald Trump. Washington Post photo by Jabin Botsford

Trump's declaration of national emergency hit with first lawsuits

Feb 17th 2019 - 8am

The Svee Home opened in Devils Lake in 1940 as a receiving home for children or families of children while their parents worked to regain their financial footing after the Great Depression. Special to The Forum

ROBIN HUEBNER REPORTS: Doing the work that's not always 'popular,' Lutheran Social Services of North Dakota marks 100 years

Feb 17th 2019 - 8am

Tracking a Breezy & "Mild" Afternoon

Feb 17th 2019 - 7am

"The Progress of the State" statue, better known as the Quadriga, stands at the base of the Minnesota Capitol dome in this file photo. Don Davis / Forum News Service

How Minnesota spends your money, and the hurdles facing a new budget deal

Feb 17th 2019 - 7am

Family and friends of Gina Anderson release balloons with the message "Hope for Gina" at the Greenwood Cemetery in Thief RIver Falls. Eric Hylden / Forum News Service

10 years later, deaths of daughters continue to weigh on Minn. family

Feb 17th 2019 - 7am

Weather Talk: Despite recent weather, cold winters are becoming rare

Feb 17th 2019 - 6am

Watchdogs: North Dakota must draft strong laws in case state is targeted for nuclear waste dump

Feb 17th 2019 - 5am

The Hanford Nuclear Reservation, located near Hanford, Wash., produced plutonium for nuclear weapons under the Atomic Energy Commission. Shown here in a photograph taken around 1955, the site continues to pose significant cleanup and high-level nuclear waste disposal problems. Sites like Hanford are in search of a permanent high-level nuclear waste disposal facility, and the community once eyed a proposed North Dakota test site as a potential solution. Archival photo from the Atomic Energy Commission

Officials see changes after Spirit Lake regains control of child welfare program

Feb 17th 2019 - 12am

Spirit Lake Tribal Chairwoman Myra Pearson addresses a crowd at the beginning of the Spirit Lake Children’s Services Symposium on Tuesday at the Spirit Lake Indian Reservation. Pearson, elected Monday, said she plans on implementing measures to improve social services and other programs to protect the tribe’s children. Garrett Richie / Grand Forks Herald

Few Flakes Near the SD Border

Feb 16th 2019 - 10pm

StormTRACKER Webcast

Feb 16th 2019 - 7pm

Teachers union says Minnesota schools need $4 billion more and the rich should pay

Feb 16th 2019 - 7pm

Lawmakers returned to the Minnesota State Capitol Jan. 8, 2019, for the reconvening of the Legislature. Michael Brun / Forum News Service

Travel alert issued for southwest ND

Feb 16th 2019 - 6pm

Authorities identify three dead in Nevis shooting

Feb 16th 2019 - 5pm

Thee people are dead in a shooting in Nevis, Minn. The initial call led to a chase in which a deputy was wounded. Matt Henson / WDAY

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