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Minnesota voters to decide on permanent school fund amendment

MOORHEAD — Election Day is just days away, and Minnesotans will vote on a constitutional measure that could give Minnesota public schools access to millions of dollars without raising taxes in their communities. In Minnesota, state law requires constitutional amendments to get a majority of all...

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No ruling yet on campaign complaint filed over Moorhead fire truck used in parade

MOORHEAD — A campaign complaint about the use of a retired Moorhead fire truck by a City Council candidate went before a judge on Wednesday, Oct. 28. Sarah Opitz used the truck in Moorhead's homecoming parade earlier this month. She's running for the Ward 1 City Council seat. Her opponent,...

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Moorhead City Council candidate ends campaign

MOORHEAD — A third Moorhead City Council candidate has ended their campaign, though their name will still be on the ballot. Jayce Swanson, who will appear on the ballot as Dalton Swanson, is no longer running for Moorhead City Council in Ward 1. Swanson is the second Ward 1 candidate to drop out of...

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Plain Talk: North Dakota early voting ahead of last midterm's pace

MINOT — With the November general election right around the corner, North Dakota is in the thick of what I described on the latest episode of Plain Talk as the "Super Bowl" for the Secretary of State's office. Michael Howe, who is on the ballot seeking reelection this year, joined my co-host Chad...

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Scientists in a lab developing an Ebola vaccine, symbolizing hope and progress.

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Research organization IAVI receives US funding for Ebola vaccine development

North Dakota rancher looking out over cattle herd at sunrise

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Judge strikes down parts of North Dakota Beef Commission membership law

In a courtroom filled with anticipation, three cattlemen stood up for the rights of their fellow ranchers, challenging a law they believed unfairly favored certain trade groups. Their fight wasn't just about legalities; it was about ensuring every voice in the beef industry could be heard, a...

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Ghostly figure in white gown near Eddie's Bridge, Walhalla, North Dakota

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The real murder behind North Dakota’s White Lady Lane

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North Dakota rancher looking out over cattle pasture at sunset, symbolizing resilience and heritage.

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Judge strikes down parts of North Dakota Beef Commission membership law

In a pivotal ruling, a North Dakota judge has reshaped the landscape of the beef industry by striking down a law that favored specific trade groups in the nomination process for a key commission. This decision not only impacts the cattlemen involved but also raises profound questions about fairness...

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