Regional News

Full Budget To Reach On Dayton's Desk

The clock is ticking on Gov. Mark Dayton to take action on the state budget bills the Legislature sent his way.   Read More

SD Governor Part Of National Health Task Force

South Dakota Gov. Dennis Daugaard is part of a National Governors Association task force looking at ways states can improve the quality of health care and cut the cost of public health programs.   Read More

Fergus Falls Area Residents Charged In Overdose Death

Prosecutors say 31 year-old Melissa Qualley and 33 year-old Travis Simon were using prescription drugs in a Fergus Falls home when 53 year-old Marsha Schloesser overdosed.   Read More

Dalrymple Seeks Federal Disaster Declaration

Dalrymple sent a letter to President Obama asking for the declaration. If approved, the presidential disaster declaration would make federal funding available to Benson, Bottineau, Cass, Cavalier, Eddy, Foster and McHenry counties. It would also make it available to Pembina, Ramsey, Renville, Richland, Rolette, Towner, Trail, Walsh and Wells counties as well as the Spirit Lake Reservation.   Read More

ND Parents Plead Not Guilty In Child's Death

The parents of an infant who died with illegal drugs in his system have pleaded not guilty to felony child abuse charges in state court in Dickinson.   Read More

Retiring Justice Glad Legislature Tackled Marriage

Outgoing Supreme Court Justice Paul Anderson says he's glad the Legislature and not the courts made the call on same-sex marriage in Minnesota.   Read More

Chronic Pain Affects Growing Number Of MN Veterans

Thousands of soldiers are returning from war with chronic pain from injuries that leave many of them impaired and even disabled.   Read More

Fire Destroys Longtime Business In Aberdeen

Fire has destroyed a longtime service station in Aberdeen.   Read More

US Rep Cramer Criticized For Commencement Comments

U.S. Rep. Kevin Cramer is defending comments he made this month linking legalized abortion with school shootings.   Read More

Planting Conditions Much Improved In Minnesota

A miserable start to spring planting for Minnesota farmers has greatly improved with a stretch of better weather.   Read More