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Thousands attend 'No Kings' protests across North Dakota, Minnesota

Thousands attend 'No Kings' protests across North Dakota, Minnesota

From Fargo to Grand Forks and throughout the northlands, including Minnesota, throngs of protestors took to the streets on Saturday to protest President Donald Trump at "No Kings" rallies and marches on the same day a military parade celebrating...

What Dog Owners Should Know About Plants In North Dakota

What Dog Owners Should Know About Plants In North Dakota

Summer is here and we love to get outside and have some fun in the sun as much as possible. We want to get out, hit the hiking trails, visit local parks, and see all the things nature has to offer. While you're out and about, you might want to...

Man dies in Benson County, North Dakota, crash

Man dies in Benson County, North Dakota, crash

GRAND FORKS — A man died in a crash in western Benson County, North Dakota, on Thursday, June 12. The incident occurred at 7:42 a.m. on Highway 2, approximately 7 miles east of Leeds, according to a release from the North Dakota Highway Patrol....

Flea beetle collection events scheduled in North Dakota

Flea beetle collection events scheduled in North Dakota

Field days have been scheduled in North Dakota to collect and redistribute flea beetles, which are used to control the invasive leafy spurge plant. The event will take place at a site in Billings County. Agriculture Commissioner Doug Goehring...

Why North Dakota’s Theodore Roosevelt National Park Is A Hidden Gem

Why North Dakota’s Theodore Roosevelt National Park Is A Hidden Gem

The unique geography of North Dakota's Theodore Roosevelt National Park impresses visitors. Gary Stoller When mentioning Theodore Roosevelt National Park to fellow travelers, they often respond with “never heard of it” and “where is that?” The...

Identifying The Asian Stinging Ant: A New Threat In North Dakota

Identifying The Asian Stinging Ant: A New Threat In North Dakota

The summer months are amazing but with this nice weather comes some things that are not so nice. You know what I'm talking about. Bugs. Yes, bugs are the unfortunate tradeoff, but there are some that are much worse than others. and Wasps?...

Traveling abroad? | CDC recommends getting vaccinated against measles

Traveling abroad? | CDC recommends getting vaccinated against measles

Most measles cases in the U.S. come from people not vaccinated who traveled internationally then returned home to the states, the CDC says. SACRAMENTO COUNTY, Calif. — Millions of people are expected to travel out of the country this summer, but...

An emblem of North Dakota pride, Medora Musical turns 60 with surprise visitors

An emblem of North Dakota pride, Medora Musical turns 60 with surprise visitors

MEDORA, N.D. — Stars, stripes, horses, beige buttes and odes to Theodore Roosevelt — there are few greater examples of North Dakota identity than the Medora Musical. That was the vision of the show’s founders, the late Harold and Sheila Schafer,...

Woman with ties to North Dakota honors Vietnam MIA soldier whose bracelet she wore for nearly 40 years

Woman with ties to North Dakota honors Vietnam MIA soldier whose bracelet she wore for nearly 40 years

GRAND FORKS – When Kathy Strong, at age 12, received a bracelet on Christmas Day 1972, with the name of a Green Beret soldier who was declared missing in action in Vietnam, she vowed to wear it until he came home. She never expected that she would...

TSA Bans This Costco Item At Major North Dakota Airports

TSA Bans This Costco Item At Major North Dakota Airports

Flying is sure a lot different these days. TSA, known as the Transportation Security Administration, was enacted after the 911 terrorist attacks here in America back on September 11, 2001. Delta Reports Large Loss Over 1st Quarter, But Highlights...

New parking ramp, pedestrian skybridge keep travelers moving in Sioux Falls

New parking ramp, pedestrian skybridge keep travelers moving in Sioux Falls

A year and a half after construction began, a new $62 million parking ramp and skywalk opened for passengers at Sioux Falls Regional Airport in October 2024. The airport-funded project was initiated due to the facility’s growing passenger numbers...

These U.S. States Drive the Trends, Memes, and Moments Filling Your Social Media Timeline

While millions scroll endlessly through short videos and tagged snapshots, a quieter digital map is forming beneath the surface, one shaped not by algorithms, but by geography. A new ranking has revealed which American states are most active,...

A Celestial Show: The Strawberry Moon Lights Up North Dakota

A Celestial Show: The Strawberry Moon Lights Up North Dakota

Get ready for a little more awe and amazement. That big, bright, round ball in the sky is about to put on a show. Tonight and over the next couple evenings (Tuesday June 10th -12th) a really cool and rare lunar event will be happening. According...

Powerful winter storm brings rain and snow for holiday travelers

Powerful winter storm brings rain and snow for holiday travelers

More than 250 million Americans are in the path of a powerful coast-to-coast storm. Snow and wind caused blizzard-like conditions in part of Colorado overnight. And in North Dakota snow and ice made for treacherous travel conditions for drivers....

Discover the Hidden Gem of Western North Dakota At Fort Union’s Rendezvous

Discover the Hidden Gem of Western North Dakota At Fort Union’s Rendezvous

One of our best kept secrets is just half an hour from Williston, Fort Union National Historic Site stands as one of western North Dakota's best attractions. This grand frontier trading post, situated on the Missouri River, is a treasure trove of...

President Trump: Year 1

President Trump: Year 1

By Stone Washington December 30, 2017 "We stand at the birth of a new millennium, ready to unlock the mysteries of space, to free the Earth from the miseries of disease, and to harness the energies, industries and technologies of tomorrow. A new...

Want to buy a church? Western North Dakota house of worship available for just $70,000

Want to buy a church? Western North Dakota house of worship available for just $70,000

GLEN ULLIN, N.D. — Sharon Shafer remembers when the First Congregational United Church of Christ building here bustled with kids during vacation bible school and how the sanctuary looked with its glittering tree and blue lights outlining the...

Family-Friendly Camping Near Williston: Discover The Best Sites

Family-Friendly Camping Near Williston: Discover The Best Sites

Camping season has finally arrived! No matter how long you've been here or how new you are, everyone knows the best spots near Williston. You might want to think about a couple that are slightly farther away. You may wish to add these campgrounds...

North Dakota approves $81.6M for airport infrastructure

North Dakota approves $81.6M for airport infrastructure

The North Dakota Aeronautics Commission has announced the approval of $81.6 million in state infrastructure grants for public airports throughout North Dakota. These funds are aimed at supporting maintenance and development projects to improve...

Mainstream manipulation, 24/7: Whose information is "confusing" whom?

Mainstream manipulation, 24/7: Whose information is "confusing" whom?

By Curtis Dahlgren May 22, 2010 "The real enemy of clear thinking is the script. We think the world is supposed to go by a familiar plot. And when the facts conflict with the script, we edit the facts." — Jonah Goldberg (5/19/10) "Who overcomes by...

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