If you have been through building or remodeling a home, you know how hard it is to visualize what a kitchen or living room will look like from a blueprint. But technology has changed everything, and a Fargo software developer has turned home building into a video game.
The Red River Ox Cart trails carved and snaked their way across northwestern Minnesota. In the mid-1800s, those dirt trails became a lifeline for settlers.
It wasn't that many weeks ago many claimed the unfortunate bragging rights to a late snowstorm that dropped a couple feet of snow in some parts of North Dakota. Now, heat is once again putting us on the map.
Landmark legislation in Washington, D.C., this week not only helps veterans exposed to burn pits from the Iraq and Afghanistan wars, it helps veterans who have been battling Agent Orange-related illnesses since they returned from Vietnam.
Volunteers hope to raise $150,000 through an elk tag raffle so the program can continue to change the lives of children with autism or other special needs.
It was just over a year ago, that 15-year-old Liam Medd died by suicide. There were no red flags. No warnings. But his family stepped up right away to use the sport he loved and get the message about mental health awareness and getting our community to lift the veil, and talk about it.
