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The North Dakota Supreme Court upheld a trial court's dismissal of a case by Friends of the Rail Bridge challenging state permits to enable building a new bridge and demolishing the old bridge.

The North Dakota Supreme Court upheld a trial court's dismissal of a case by Friends of the Rail Bridge challenging state permits to enable building a new bridge and demolishing the old bridge.

The North Dakota Supreme Court upheld a trial court's dismissal of a case by Friends of the Rail Bridge challenging state permits to enable building a new bridge and demolishing the old bridge.

The opioid epidemic is rising and as such, it is becoming increasingly important for local health organizations to band together to overcome substance abuse issues.

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On a crowded train laden with crimson-coloured gifts for loved ones, IT worker Sun Jintao is heading from Beijing to spend the Chinese New Year holiday with his family for the first time in years. "I haven't been home to spend Chinese New Year in three years," Sun, a 28-year-old Beijing resident, told AFP sitting on his crowded berth in a sleeper car.

A one-year moratorium on self-storage development goes into effect in Mandan, North Dakota, on Feb. 15.

School nutrition programs are critical for children.

Roads in northwestern North Dakota were icy for the morning commute on Wednesday as a system moving into the region brought freezing drizzle that promised to turn into accumulating snow.

When the new season of "Top Chef" premieres, Wisconsinites will notice a Milwaukee chef competing for the top prize.