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After Tracy Briggs' column on the popular hamburger joint that operated in Fargo from 1961 to 1979, her inbox was flooded with comments and stories, including priceless ones from "Prince Leo."

Even with 15 cent burgers and 12 cent fries, Fargo fast food pioneer King Leo's raked in the cash in the '60s and '70s thanks to a loyal fanbase and a fun-loving crew.

January 1956 was cold, dark and full of bad news. That's why a Forum photographer wanted to share some good news. He found it at the convent.

Thousands dressed in red, white and blue gathered at Moorhead High School as U.S. entered WWI 107 years ago this month.

The story of how Bob Blake became a world-renowned builder of race cars for Jaguar while holding onto his Midwestern personality

Around this time every year, my hospital administrator dad would put away his suit and tie and put on the Santa gear, with very mixed results.

Fire tore through the Earle Hotel on Dec. 13, 1951, killing three, making news around the world, and turning a one-armed man into a hero.

The partnership was formed nearly 75 years ago so the women could recreate a taste of the old country. What they did changed baking forever.

We asked your help in finding some of the "Famous Valley City Twins of 1935" and you delivered.

A recent Gallup poll suggests that 65% of Americans believe the death of President John F. Kennedy involved a conspiracy and some say one small North Dakota town is part of the story.