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While this is a week to thank and remember the service and sacrifice of military veterans, for one hospital volunteer in Fargo, every day is Veterans Day.

A proposed Minnesota Department of Transportation construction project on busy Minnesota State Highway 34 east of Detroit Lakes has some property owners there asking the department to scale back the plan. The reason? As part of construction, trees too close to the road are scheduled to be removed. MNDOT says the move could help clear ice from roads that are often in the shade.

A proposed Minnesota Department of Transportation construction project on busy Minnesota State Highway 34 east of Detroit Lakes has some property owners there asking the department to scale back the plan. The reason? As part of construction, trees too close to the road are scheduled to be removed. MNDOT says the move could help clear ice from roads that are often in the shade.

A proposed Minnesota Department of Transportation construction project on busy Minnesota State Highway 34 east of Detroit Lakes has some property owners there asking the department to scale back the plan. The reason? As part of construction, trees too close to the road are scheduled to be removed. MNDOT says the move could help clear ice from roads that are often in the shade.

Earl Mallinger has been farming the land up in northern Minnesota his entire life, with thousands of acres and a million farming memories.

In a few days, a Fargo woman who had a heart and lung transplant will fly to San Diego to compete in the annual Transplant Games. It's a chance for athletes to show how a lifesaving transplant changed everything, but it is also a time to honor donor families.

The Red River Ox Cart trails carved and snaked their way across northwestern Minnesota. In the mid-1800s, those dirt trails became a lifeline for settlers.

A select rundown of stories found on InForum.

A select rundown of stories found on InForum.

Flooding near Oslo, Minnesota, has destroyed agricultural land, washed out their township roads and caused thousands of dollars of damage to a railroad line that carries cars filled with wheat to the West Coast and southern United States.