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Many North Dakotans are reticent to talk about their struggles with mental and behavioral health. That stigma, along with treatment gaps and a lack of community engagement, undermine care.

Many North Dakotans are reticent to talk about their struggles with mental and behavioral health. That stigma, along with treatment gaps and a lack of community engagement, undermine care.

Many North Dakotans are reticent to talk about their struggles with mental and behavioral health. That stigma, along with treatment gaps and a lack of community engagement, undermine care.

Many North Dakotans are reticent to talk about their struggles with mental and behavioral health. That stigma, along with treatment gaps and a lack of community engagement, undermine care.

Many North Dakotans are reticent to talk about their struggles with mental and behavioral health. That stigma, along with treatment gaps and a lack of community engagement, undermine care.

From historic weather to tragic killings to labor shortages and inflation, here are the stories that dominated headlines this year in North Dakota.

A select rundown of stories found on InForum.

Late Friday afternoon, the Towner County Sheriff’s Office reported there was a “dispute between brothers Robert Bracken and Richard Bracken” which had been “escalating for a week or more” prior to Aug. 29, the day of the shooting.

(Towner County, ND) -- Investigators think they've pieced together what prompted last month's murder-suicide that left four men dead. Yesterday, the Towner County Sheriff's Office announced that an escalating "dispute between brothers Robert Bracken and Richard Bracken " led to the shootings on August 29th. Authorities believe Robert Bracken shot Doug Dulmage, his brother

Late Friday afternoon, the Towner County Sheriff’s Office reported there was a “dispute between brothers Robert Bracken and Richard Bracken” which had been “escalating for a week or more” prior to Aug. 29, the day of the shooting.