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Windbreaks that were damaged by the ice storms can be replenished with assistance from state Forest Service

Windbreaks that were damaged by the ice storms can be replenished with assistance from state Forest Service

Hi-Liner Girls Roll to Dominant Win Over Beulah

In the final of a three-part series, columnist Curt Eriksmoen discusses the evolution of circus culture and the public's scrutiny on animal cruelty

The National Weather Service in Grand Forks expects low flood risk with some isolated moderate flooding for some areas.

(Grand Forks, ND) -- The National Weather Service in Grand Forks says the risk of a major local flood is low this spring. The current outlook indicates below-average flood conditions for the Red River and Devils Lake basins. Meteorologists say a combination of low soil moisture, a dryer-than-average summer and fall, and below-average snowfall this winter all contribute to a

William R. Brouillet, age 90 passed away at his home in Apache Junction, AZ on January 20th, 2024, with his loving family by his side under the care of Hospice.

Devils Lake Girls Come Back to Defeat Carrington 52-44

Oct. 28, 1951-Jan. 19, 2024 Minot Kenneth Yuly, 72, longtime Minot and Berthold area rancher/farmer, founder of the ND Military Vehicle Collectors and Milita

(Devils Lake, ND) -- A successful rescue at Devils Lake happened Monday morning after two vehicles broke through the ice. Rescue crews arrived to find a submerged Snobear with a man standing on top of it. The man was taken safely to shore. In a separate incident, another off-road vehicle fell through the ice, with all five people making it back to shore before crews arrived.