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Nathan Wesenberg, who's researched wolves for the DNR, says the population has grown to where it threatens not only cattle and deer, but potentially people. "Wolves are losing fear of humans," he said.
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The former Vineyard assistant leader rejected a potential plea agreement and is set to face at least one trial
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Lt. Gov. Tammy Miller was stiff and visibly uncomfortable during the Prairie Public debate with her gubernatorial primary rival, U.S. Rep. Kelly Armstrong, but were voters watching?
The exercise will take place on the north side of downtown between noon and 5 p.m.
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The North Dakota Department of Environmental Quality said a decision by early summer is likely. Public comment is open until April 27
Deputy Solicitor General Katie Carpenter responded on behalf of the lawmakers with a motion to quash the subpoenas
NDGOP delegates opted against endorsing Baesler for state superintendent, instead backing newcomer Jim Bartlett on a far-right platform that includes putting the Ten Commandments in public schools
City and school leaders have been working together since 2022 to request development plans for the area at 520 32nd Ave. W., or land west of The Lights and West Fargo Sports Arena.
Express to close more than 100 stores, including 95 banner stores and all of its UpWest locations
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Republicans nominating Rick Becker for the U.S. House would lead to a win-win situation for Democrats.
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North Dakota Commerce Commissioner Josh Teigen says he recused himself from the awards process for state-backed loans to a business he and his family had ties to, but he attended meetings about them.
The Otter Tail County Commission on Tuesday debated an ordinance to crack down on rentals after numerous complaints
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