Regional News

North Dakota Day Care Safely Evacuated After Fire

More than two dozen children and staff in a day care in Jamestown's old hospital building were evacuated after a construction-related fire.   Read More

Robber Of ND Bank Who Turned Himself In Sentenced

A Kansas man who held up a bank in North Dakota's oil patch and then called police three days later from his home to tell them he had made a mistake has been sentenced to federal prison.   Read More

ND Prison Population At Record Level

North Dakota's soaring oil production has led to record population in the state. And that means more crime and less jail space.   Read More

Pinnacle Airlines Is Leaving Memphis For Minnesota

Pinnacle Airlines says it will move its headquarters to Minneapolis from Memphis, Tennessee by May.   Read More

Fired Senate Staffer Critically Injured In Crash

Hospital officials are releasing no new information about a fired Minnesota Senate aide critically injured in a highway crash near St. Paul.   Read More

Dayton Offers List Of Services To Be Taxed

More details are coming from Governor Mark Dayton's administration about his proposed sales tax expansion.   Read More

Another Tuberculosis Case Diagnosed In Grand Forks

The latest diagnosis is tied to an outbreak of tuberculosis in the area.   Read More

Man Who Called Police After Robbing Bank Sentenced

Fifty-three-year-old Kent Clemens, of Topeka, Kan., was sentenced in federal court in Bismarck on Wednesday to serve three years and one month in prison, followed by two years of supervised release.   Read More

Flu Season In Minnesota May Have Peaked

The Minnesota Department of Health on Thursday confirmed 15 more flu-related deaths. That raises Minnesota's death toll this season to 75.   Read More

Fallen Minn. Police Officer's Name To Be Added To National Memorial

Fallen Cold Spring Police Officer Tom Decker's name will be added to The National Peace Officer's Memorial in Washington D.C. in May.   Read More