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Here is the latest North Dakota news from The Associated Press...
Here is the latest North Dakota news from The Associated Press... Here is the latest North Dakota news from The Associated Press BISMARCK, N.D. The state Water Commission plans to ask North Dakota's Health Department to allow more salt in the Sheyenne River as a result of the Devils Lake outlet.
Jury Conficts Man Charged in Standoff
Jurors in Steele County have convicted a man accused of trying to kill a law enforcement officer during an April 2008 standoff in a house in Luverne.
Deputy: Man on trial for attempted murder attacked prison guards
As jurors walked into the Steele County courtroom to submit their verdict Friday afternoon, Darin Dahl was shackled with chains and dressed in an orange prisoner's jumpsuit.
Trial of man charged in standoff winding down
Testimony is winding up in the trial of a man charged with trying to kill a law enforcement officer during an April 2008 standoff in a house in Luverne.
Officer takes stand in Dahl trial
Officer Shane Aberle took the witness stand Wednesday and, at the request of Steele County's prosecutor, strapped on state's exhibit No.
Here is the latest North Dakota news from The Associated Press...
Here is the latest North Dakota news from The Associated Press FARGO, N.D. Journalist Roxana Saberi and her family came home to Fargo today and were greeted by welcome home signs, balloons and a crowd of well-wishers. The 32-year-old Saberi was released from prison in Iran earlier this month.
Man found competent for trial after standoff
A man accused of trying kill a Fargo police officer has been ruled competent to stand trial on an attempted murder charge.
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Latest North Dakota news, sports, business and entertainment:... Latest North Dakota news, sports, business and entertainment: LEGISLATURE IN MAY Regular session of Legislature moves into May for the first time BISMARCK, N.D. North Dakota's regular session of the Legislature goes into May today for the first time.
Hank Aaron gets new Hall exhibit
Hall of Famer Hank Aaron is coming back to Cooperstown. He will make a return visit April 25 to celebrate the opening of a permanent exhibit on his career at the National Baseball Hall of Fame: "Hank Aaron: Chasing the Dream." The exhibit will chronicle the slugger's life.
Valley City flood fighting efforts continued over the weekend, with encouragement from the North Dakota congressional delegation.
House defeats ND insurance bill at Blues' request
Blue Cross Blue Shield says it no longer wants to push a bill to change how the North Dakota Insurance Department regulates the company.
No-travel advisory expands farther in N.D.
The North Dakota Department of Transportation is extending the no-travel advisory to include all highways south and east of the Devils Lake area and in areas near the following cities: Drayton, Grand Forks, ...
ND students argue about carrying guns on campus
Students at North Dakota's universities are arguing in the Legislature about whether state law should allow people to carry concealed weapons on campus.
Winter storm watch set for Friday night through late Saturday night
Here comes the New Year in with a bang. A winter storm watch goes into effect Friday night through late Saturday for central and eastern North Dakota and northern Minnesota as brisk east winds turn ...
A man convicted of shooting at a home in rural Griggs County last April has been sentenced to two years in prison.
With more on the way, December in Grand Forks likely to be the city's snowiest ever
Grand Forks is only one-tenth of an inch away from having the snowiest December on record at the National Weather Service/UND climate station, and more snow is on the way tonight through Tuesday morning.
NEWSLINE: Lee benefit...Go Red grants... Live Nativity...Correction
Lee benefit: A benefit has been set up for the family of Mike and Tara Lee and their three children.
Old missile sites hold Cold War mystique
Merle Paaverud was raised on a farm near a nuclear missile site outside Finley, N.D. He remembers how missile sites in the area were "shrouded in mystery." "Here we were farming around them, raising kids and ...