MEDIA

The Fargo-based company will make its first expansion into the Sioux Falls television market, which covers roughly half of South Dakota and parts of Minnesota, Iowa and Nebraska.

Newspapers make political endorsements to provide voters insight and an opinion of the best candidate to govern. The final decision lies with each voter when they enter the voting booth.

Last week, for the first time in 1,152 days, Forum columnist and reporter Tammy Swift drove to an office and went to work. And she found that as much things have changed, they have completely stayed the same.

In today’s partisan political climate, it is rare for Democrats and Republicans to agree on anything, but the Journalism Competition and Preservation Act is one important exception. Members of Congress on both sides of the aisle agree: we need to pass the JCPA to ensure that publishers — especially small and local publishers — are treated fairly and can serve their communities.

The three-story press was described as state-of-the-art technology when installed in 1992 in The Forum building in downtown Fargo.

"Mainstream media’s operative definition of free speech has evolved largely to speech conforming to the leftist Democrat worldview," writes InForum columnist Mike Hulett.

If the larger American public engaged, their numbers would dwarf the Tucker Carlson or Rachel Maddow audience, but they're too busy watching "Young Sheldon."

It sure puts some perspective on the array of things that we stress about daily in the newsroom but are only minor issues after all.

The position at Alpha News is full-time, said the Worthington, Minnesota, native, and will also include weekly podcasts and town halls with crime victims.