Carpio News

This newer development in southeast Minot has homes starting at $200,000. Families moved in as soon as the homes were built, thinking they were in a peaceful neighborhood.

The rise in flu cases may be increasing the number of sick days being used, but it's also decreasing the number of blood donations throughout the state.

Harvest is finally on the fast track in north central North Dakota While it may be a month behind, it certainly is proving that it was worth the wait in terms of quantity and quality for certain crops.

Construction is under way on a pipeline that will bring Minot's water to Kenmare.

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After years of battles, the war against noxious weeds continues in Ward County. And today it was time for some aerial reconnaissance.

A year from now, students at MSU-Bottineau will be able to get a hands-on experience with a greenhouse, thanks to a grant given to a local organic vegetable grower.

Lindsey Eve Cunningham, 21, Lansford, and a student at North Dakota State University, Fargo, passed away peacefully Thursday, May 7, 2009, at Merit Care Hospital, Fargo, surrounded by her loving family and friends, after being diagnosed Monday with acute myeloid leukemia.

Water pouring down a river is becoming more of a common thing around North Dakota this spring.

A sudden overnight rise in the Des Lacs River sent water into homes in Carpio. Residents of the community say they were awakened by rushing water as a major coulee that empties water from the valley started overflowing - and that helped push the Des Lacs River out of its banks as well.