Two North Dakota men are going to be featured in the upcoming ABC TV drama Boom…sort of. Troy Larson and business partner Terry Hinnenkamp published a series of books about ghost towns across the state and the TV show wants to use them as props.
Devils Lake native Mary Wakefield has been named acting deputy secretary of the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services.
Governor Mark Dayton is speaking out against railroad companies for resisting his tax plan to fund safety improvements.
A Minnesota woman who was promised $100,000 from a North Dakota man in exchange for producing and providing child pornography has been convicted in federal court.
Formal charges have been filed against a Grafton woman accused of locking four young children in a dog cage.
May is just around the corner so runners are amidst training for the Fargo Marathon.
Food lovers flock to the newest gluten free bakery in Fargo
MSUM is making history in Minnesota.
Grand Forks Police are seeing an increase in identity theft and attempted identity thefts.
Warmer weather means roads are closing for an early start to road construction season in the valley. You will eventually encounter delays and detours on I-29 north of Fargo and Main Avenue in West Fargo.
