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King of the Hill covered Thanksgiving from every angle.

See the cast of 'Night Court' from the 80s to today. Plus, find out what they were up to before and after their time in the courtroom!

When Cheers actor Jay Thomas publicly insulted his co-star Rhea Perlman, the show's writers retaliated by killing off his character, Eddie.

WRIGHT TWP. — The Crestwood School Board found itself revisiting an issue nearly a quarter-century old when a vote for health insurance came up at Thursday’s…

BLOOMINGTON, MN - Rides with Jay Thomas has won an Emmy Award for Best Magazine Program. The show, hosted by Jay Thomas, is in its 5th season. Jay travels the country to showcase amazing car collections and tell the story of how the owner built up their collection. The 24th annual Upper Midwest Emmy Awards Gala took place in Bloomington, Minnesota Friday night. The Emmy Award

(Fargo, ND) -- A South Dakota farmer is expressing concerns about Summit Carbon Solutions using eminent domain to complete their planned 2 thousand mile C02 pipeline. "It's always been about property rights and feeling that this is a private company using, trying to capture the CO2 and use it for private gain. We just don't feel that eminent domain should be used or was

(Fargo, ND) -- Senator Kevin Cramer says he believes Summit Carbon Solutions could make use of eminent domain to complete a CO2 pipeline project in North Dakota. "This is one of those projects that probably fits under that public, that sort of public good," said Cramer. Cramer said the pipeline would serve "as a utility of sorts" and said the pipeline could be considered a

Within their submitted episodes, these six guest performers have an average screen time of eight minutes and 33 seconds.

Ben and Kate Griffiths, from Mold, North Wales, reveal how their adoption mission saved little Winnie-Rose from a grim life

(Fargo, ND) -- West Fargo Public Schools Superintendent Beth Slette is asking residents in the city to vote "yes" for the $133 million school bond referendum. "As far as the why, it really comes down to the growth in the district, the past growth of four to six hundred learners per year, and the continued growth into the future of three to six hundred learners per year. With