Regional News

Abused And Neglect Horses Getting Help; More Help Needed

Help is arriving to help 160 distressed horses seized in Morton and Burleigh Counties last week.  Read More

4-Vehicle Pileup Shuts Down ND Highway For 2 Hours

A pileup involving two semitrailers and two pickup trucks led to a two-hour shutdown of a major highway in the western North Dakota oil patch.   Read More

Workshops To Promote Minn. Grown Food To Schools

A series of workshops across Minnesota will encourage school and other cafeterias to serve more locally grown food.   Read More

Only 8 Of 23 Minnesota Hunters Bag Elk

Only eight of 23 hunters bagged elk during northwestern Minnesota's 2012-13 season despite the addition of a January hunt.   Read More

Authorities ID 2 Who Drowned In Lake Minnetonka

Authorities have identified a Maple Grove man and his grandmother who drowned when their car broke through the ice on Lake Minnetonka.   Read More

Slain Author Was Sued By Ex-Minn. Gov. Ventura

The author and former Navy SEAL who was one of two men slain at a Texas gun range was the defendant in a defamation lawsuit by former Minnesota Governor Jesse Ventura  Read More

ND Anti-Tobacco Group Names New Director

A North Dakota anti-tobacco group has named a new director.   Read More

North Dakota Legislature: What To Watch This Week

If the North Dakota Legislature is under way, that means it's time to debate bottle rockets.   Read More

ND Teachers Union, State Employees To Join Forces

North Dakota's teachers union has voted to merge with the state's public employees union.   Read More

Feds Collect ND Oil, Gas Royalties

The Bureau of Land Management says almost $139 million was collected in royalties on federal land in North Dakota in fiscal 2012.   Read More