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Governor, Senator Offer Condolences After Shooting

Gov. Mark Dayton is among those offering condolences in the wake of the fatal workplace shooting in Minneapolis.   Read More

Drought Worsens Across Region

The Central and Northern Red River Valley is now experiencing "extreme" drought conditions according to the new U.S. Drought Monitor.   Read More

ND College Students Pick Squash For Food Banks

Students at Valley City State University have picked more than 37,500 pounds of squash that will be distributed to food banks  Read More

Minot State Worried About Standards Changes

New entrance standards for North Dakota's university students also make it more difficult for schools to offer tuition discounts to students.   Read More

Trout Unlimited Celebrates Stream Restorations

Volunteers from Minnesota Trout Unlimited will plant native prairie grass on Friday to protect a newly restored section of the Twin Cities metro area's biggest trout stream, the Vermillion River in Dakota County.   Read More

Architect For New Vikings Stadium To Be Announced

The public authority that will manage the new Minnesota Vikings stadium is set to pick the architectural firm that will design it.   Read More

Sanford, USD Unite To Study Native American Health

Sanford Research and the University of South Dakota are embarking on a $13.5 million, five-year study examining Native American health issues.   Read More

Public Safety Grants Awarded In ND's Oil Region

The North Dakota Land Board has awarded $4 million in grant money to enhance public safety in the state's oil-producing counties.   Read More

2nd TV Ad From GOP Ally Attacks Nolan On Medicare

A Republican-allied group run by former Sen. Norm Coleman of Minnesota is attacking Democratic congressional candidate Rick Nolan on Medicare in a second TV ad.   Read More

Walz, Quist Clash In 1st Debate In Southern Minn.

Democratic Rep. Tim Walz and Republican challenger Allen Quist clashed sharply in their first one-on-one debate Thursday.   Read More