U.S. Rep. Ilhan Omar, D-Minn. visited Park Rapids and Bemidji on Jan. 30 to speak with people fighting against the Enbridge Line 3 pipeline replacement project.

In the wake of new North Dakota legislation related to transgender students, Superintendent Rupak Gandhi told the Fargo School Board "we're going to do what's right for our kids."

The Hermantown congressman has opposed student debt forgiveness, but a business he co-owned with his brothers received over $86,000 in Paycheck Protection Program loans that were forgiven.

Former world class athlete Obe Blanc is the first Black head coach in NDSU athletics history

MOORHEAD — Matt Cullen admits that during the 21 years he played in the National Hockey League, most of his family's life revolved around him.

Officer Jake Wallin said he wanted a job that had meaning and purpose, so he became a police officer.

“As a doctor, it’s tough to hear that these legislators think they know better than I do how to take care of people,” Dr. Mayson Bedient said.

"The LGBTQ+ community in Fargo is moving their Pride Month events to Minnesota, and that's a shameful turn of events for North Dakota."

The last Happy Joe's in the area closed in 2021.

WASHINGTON — The North Dakota State football team looks to be headed back to the White House.

Laurila, a 15-year-old defenseman, is one of seven Minnesota-born players to make the roster but he's also the rare bantam player who has made the leap to the national development team.

The Fargo Little League, under the name Team North Dakota, advances to the Little League World Series in Williamsport, Pennsylvania.

Rep. Hamida Dakane, D-Fargo, talks about her background, her legislative priorities, and her reception as a Muslim woman of color in the North Dakota Legislature.

Hot take: Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz would make a better presidential candidate for Democrats than North Dakota governor Doug Burgum will for the Republicans.

FARGO — Citing safety promises not being kept, Vinyl Taco employees walked out of the downtown restaurant in protest early Saturday, May 9.

"You’ll notice more energy is being spent on banning drag shows — which is apparently a major issue in places like Bowman and Edgeley — than has been spent on education, tax policies or human...

The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention recommends face masks for shoppers and employees, touchless payment systems, six-foot social distancing, and the cleaning of high-traffic areas.

Tampa Bay selects the former North Dakota State offensive lineman in second round.

Assistant coach is Fargo Davies graduate, went to college at Iowa State

WASHINGTON — Bison offensive guard Jack Albrecht joined his NDSU teammates at the White House Monday, March 4, but President Trump probably didn't notice the pin he was wearing.

Thirteen Republican senators voted to increase meal reimbursements for state employees after voting against a bill to expand free school lunches for low-income students.

Hornbacher's was simply featuring one of its popular grocery baggers, but what followed was a marketing and human resources dream.

Collins Moe finished last in a fantasy football league so his buddies exiled him to Fargo, where he was smothered with kindness

"The Republican Party used to stand for less government in our lives and more personal freedom," columnist Jim Shaw writes. "However, these legislators think state government should be everywhere."

MOORHEAD — Concordia College announced Thursday, Sept. 24, that starting in the fall of 2021 it is dropping its annual tuition price tag from $42,750 to $27,500, a $15,250 reduction.

FARGO — Using his emergency powers, Fargo Mayor Tim Mahoney has issued a mandatory mask order requiring the wearing of face coverings in the city.

Court papers say 41-year-old Shannon Brandt confessed to a 911 dispatcher and police that he fatally struck 18-year-old Cayler Ellingson with his vehicle following a political dispute.

Fargo South's Enock Sibomana turning heads at Bison spring football.

The coach of the May-Port CG boys basketball team said Katie Richards became heavily involved in youth basketball to teach kids things to stick with them for the rest of their lives.

Earlier this week, the Senate killed a bill containing the free lunch funding by a one-vote margin. The House, which had previously passed the legislation, isn't giving up on the idea.

He’s still coaching but his family has doubled in size

Lifelong Democrat also plows message to show support for gubernatorial candidate Lenz

Mothers of transgender children say medical science, and not legislators' personal religious views, should guide policies. They say transgender people face discrimination and persecution.

Adam Goldwyn of Fargo writes about efforts to provide free school lunches to low-income children in the state.

Nyamal Dei, who fled her homeland of South Sudan as a war refugee when she was a young girl, is possibly the first person of color to ever be elected to the school board and perhaps the first person...

Kristin Nelson of Fargo writes, "Thank you, Dr. Gandhi, for seeing kids as kids, and showing our queer students that they are welcome at FPS."

"We can't fund school lunches, but how many millions will we spend defending anti-trans bills? And since when does 'freedom' mean you get to dictate how other people live?"

The former St. Cloud State football coach has had a hand in molding three future NFL quarterbacks with the Bison

Shannon Brandt faces up to life in prison for the death of 18-year-old Cayler Ellingson.

UND head coach gives props to alums, his older brother

It's a natural fit, given the former U.S. Senator's advocacy for rural issues, expertise in agriculture and her tight relationship with Biden and vice president-elect Kamala Harris

"In the wake of Mohamad Barakat's murderous, unprovoked attack, Officer Robinson's use of force was reasonable, justified and, in all ways, it was lawful," said Attorney General Drew Wrigley.

Former NDSU defensive end, Spencer Waege, spends the week leading up to the NFL draft back on his family's farm.