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Battle of the Badges blood drive sees first responders compete
Over the past four days, first responders across the Magic City have been going head-to-head in a life-saving competition.
Germans from Russia rooted in the Peace Garden State
More than 300,000 Americans today identify as Germans from Russia, according to the American Historical Society of Germans ...
No new leads in search for Renzo Bullhead, police say
The search for Renzo Bullhead, a 20-year-old Native American man reported missing more than two months ago, has not turned up ...
Battle of the Badges Blood Drive
Chief Meteorologist Kenny Miller analyzes the big changes made in this week's Drought Monitor following the recent heavy ...
Who were the victims of the shooting outside the DC Jewish Museum?
Two individuals were fatally shot outside the Capital Jewish Museum on Wednesday after attending the American Jewish ...
Minot Police Chief Candidate Drops Out
Chief Meteorologist Kenny Miller analyzes the big changes made in this week's Drought Monitor following the recent heavy ...
Corbin Lampert’s attorney appealing murder conviction
Attorneys are now appealing the case of a young man in Bismarck who was sent to prison for the shooting death of a teen girl.
Minot Public School District and teachers continue contract negotiations
Leadership with Minot Public Schools and the teachers’ union are heading back to the negotiating table next week after ...
North Dakota Child and Family Services Director to serve probation for stalking
North Dakota Child and Family Services Director Cory Pedersen has pleaded guilty to a stalking charge after violating a ...
Mistrust in law enforcement complicates the search for the New Orleans jail escapees
As authorities scour New Orleans for escapees from an audacious jailbreak, they are also confronting entrenched mistrust in ...
4 new measles cases identified in North Dakota
Four more cases of the measles have been identified in two counties in North Dakota, according to North Dakota Health and ...
Indigenous Amazon tribe says New York Times story led to its members being smeared as porn addicts
An Indigenous tribe from the Brazilian Amazon has sued The New York Times, saying the newspaper’s reporting on the tribe’s first exposure to the internet led to its ...