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Motorcyclist Killed in Mclean County Crash

PARSHALL, N.D. (AP) _ The North Dakota Highway Patrol says a motorcyclist has died after crashing his Harley in Mclean County. The patrol says 69-year-old Larry Snyder lost control of his bike on Highway 1804 and rolled into the ditch…

Calcium Deposits Lead to Scrutiny of Bismarck Water

BISMARCK, N.D. (AP) _ Some north Bismarck residents are complaining about calcium deposits in water from their faucets at home. Bismarck's director of utility operations, Michelle Klose, says the problem has been identified in at least 64 mainly newer homes…

Children's Hospitals of Minnesota Nurses Strike Averted

ST. PAUL, Minn. (Dave Kolpack, AP) - Nurses have reached a tentative agreement on a new three-year contract with Children's Hospitals of Minnesota, after union nurses had authorized their negotiating team to call for a strike. The Minnesota Nurses Association…

22 Nursing Homes In Region Cited for Health and Safety Violations

ST. PAUL, Minn. -- Eleven Minnesota nursing homes are on a list of facilities cited by federal officials for patterns of health and safety violations, including Moorhead Rehabilitation and Healthcare Center. The list, which includes 6 facilities in North Dakota…

Fargo Police Arrest Man After BB Gun Shooting

FARGO, N.D.-- Fargo Police say an argument led to a BB gun shooting overnight in south Fargo. Officers responded to the 1500 block of 21st Avenue S. just after 10:45 last night. A man told them someone shot at him…

Presentation on Notable Local Journalist Jane Swisshelm

ABERCROMBIE, N.D.-- Fort Abercrombie is hosting historical presentations about the area. This week's topic is Jane Swisshelm; a prominent journalist in the 1860's who wrote for a newspaper in Saint Cloud Minnesota. At the…

Red Lake Police Try To Identify Young School Vandals

RED LAKE, MN -- Police are searching for a group of kids that broke into schools and bus garages in Red Lake, Minnesota causing thousands of dollars in damage. They posted these pictures to Facebook and said the kids, who…

AMVETS To Retire More Than 1200 American Flags

FARGO, N.D.-- The Fargo AMVETS are retiring American flags that people from the community have brought in. In order to properly retire a flag, it must be cut into specific pieces and burned piece…

First Annual Juneteenth Celebration in Moorhead

MOORHEAD, Minn.-- Over a hundred and fifty years have passed since the Emancipation Proclamation, and celebrations across the country called Juneteenth are commemorating just that. June 19th, 1865, better known as Juneteenth, is the…

Food Truck Fridays Are Finally Here

FARGO, N.D.-- The first ever food truck Friday debuted just south of Fargo City Hall. Suna's is an authentic Egyptian eatery serving kebabs and Koshari. They were surprised when they were the only ones…

How Your DNA Could Change the Future of Health

FARGO, N.D.-- A National Institute is collecting volunteers' DNA and lifestyle information. The National Institute of Health's All of Us research program hopes to get 1 million volunteers over 10 years of touring. The…

Man's Body Found in Grafton

GRAFTON, N.D. - Authorities are investigating after a man's body is recovered from the Park River in Grafton. A search for 63–year–old Kenneth Wilson of Grafton began after he didn't show up for work on Wednesday. Grafton Police says friends and…

Wild Terra Cider Holds First Vintage Clothes Market

FARGO, N.D. -- For chic clothes, good food and live music, look no further than Wild Terra Cider in downtown Fargo. The cider bar is having its first vintage clothes market, where you can shop from over two dozen vendors. People…

Gov. Walz Considers Special Session to Help Diabetics

ST. PAUL, Minn. -- Gov. Tim Walz says he's open to calling a special session to help diabetics who can't afford the cost of insulin, but lawmakers must first work out a deal. A measure that would have established an…