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A NICE RING TO IT: BLOGGING LIVE FROM NORTH DAKOTA Everything I touch dies.
If you haven't caught on already, I'm a bit of a cynic. I have some serious bouts of bad luck. I'm generally somewhat pessimistic. I enjoy sarcasm. I stress and worry like it's my job because I feel...
Posted on 6/29/11 at 4:28 PM
DIRTY LAUNDRY Explain normal
I used to think there was nothing worse than a bored 4-year-old. I stand corrected. Bored teenagers are just as fretful. I was standing in the garage with my husband yesterday, having just gotten home...
Posted on 7/9/10 at 9:00 AM
STAFF BLOG VALLEY SOUND Michael Jackson - not butter worthy?
I just saw a rather odd story about Michael Jackson on the AP wire - with the intense media frenzy on Jackson since his death, this was a nice change of pace from the normal daily ...
Posted on 7/18/09 at 9:13 AM
STAFF BLOG THE CITY BEAT Herald hearts haters
A fax from the Westboro Baptist Church arrived just a little while ago in our newsroom and it was so delightfully demented it made our night: THANK GOD FOR RECORD FLOODING IN NORTH DAKOTA! God s...
Posted on 3/25/09 at 4:31 PM
Man serves his 98-year-old Connecticut mom eviction papers
A Connecticut woman whose son served her with eviction papers says she's upset and wants to stay in the home where she raised her children.
By Christoffersen , February 17, 2012
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Ban on 'Piggyback Bandit' antics covers 5 states
The 28-year-old man's antics stretch back to 2008 and had been mainly confined to Washington and Oregon. But since last fall, he has worked his way east to Montana, North Dakota and Minnesota, leaving a trail of befuddled athletes in his wake.
By Matt Volz , February 16, 2012
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Air Mutant? Digit count tips cops to Michael Jordan counterfeit sneakers 
A logo of Michael Jordan with too many fingers and other tips led Gwinnett County, Ga., police to seize 78 pairs of Nike sneakers that authorities contend are counterfeit.
By Associated Press , February 15, 2012
Big crowds expected Tuesday at broken hearts museum
What becomes of a teddy bear that was once a Valentine’s Day present? A wedding dress from a marriage gone awry? All are on display at the Museum of Broken Relationships in the Croatian capital, each with written testimonies telling tales of passion, romance and heartbreak.
By Darko Bandic , February 14, 2012
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Who won War of 1812? Depends whether you ask Canadians or Americans
Timeline: Bottom of articleThe War of 1812 may be one of the world's oddest conflicts, if only because both sides are confident they won.
By John Ward , February 13, 2012
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'Piggyback Bandit' banned from high school sports in Minn., N.D.
Sherwin Shayegan, 28, has a history of jumping on the backs of high school athletes.
By Associated Press , February 10, 2012
Love is in the, um, air? N.Y.C. sewage plant offers Valentine's Day tours
The tour host and superintendent of the Newtown Creek Wastewater treatment plant in Brooklyn tells the New York Daily News it'll be a unique date, and one that special someone will never forget.
By Associated Press , February 10, 2012
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Facing criminal trial, Florida multimillionaire adopts girlfriend, 42
Judge: Action takes court 'into a legal twilight zone'Critics say it is an attempt by John Goodman to shield some of his fortune from the accident victim's family. But at least one legal expert says a judge is likely to see through the maneuver and prevent the 48-year-old owner of the International Polo Club in Palm Beach from benefiting from it.
By Matt Sedensky , February 09, 2012
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Truck carrying load of Minnesota beehives crashes in Montana
The Montana Highway Patrol says a truck carrying a load of beehives from Minnesota to California crashed in south-central Montana, spilling the hives and wrecking the truck. The driver was not injured.
By Associated Press , February 07, 2012
Latest online video hit: Sheep-herding Swedish bunny
The 5-year-old pet rabbit from the small village of Kal in northern Sweden shot to online fame last week, having garnered more than 700,000 YouTube hits so far, after a clip of his sheep herding skills surfaced on a blog.
By Louise Nordstrom , February 03, 2012
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Zamboni driver arrested for driving drunk at Minnesota peewee hockey game
Apple Valley, Minn., police were called to Hayes Arena Monday night after the Zamboni driver began weaving across the ice and smashing into the boards. Coach Bryan Dornstreich called 911 as the 10-minute ice resurfacing job went on for nearly a half hour.
By Associated Press , February 01, 2012
Giants picked to win Super Bowl by a ... camel?
People use all sorts of ways to try to predict the winner of the Super Bowl: comparing regular season records, judging who looked stronger in the post-season run-up to the big game, or watching the betting lines from Las Vegas oddsmakers. But the closest thing to a sure thing may come from a camel in New Jersey.
By Wayne Parry , January 26, 2012
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What kind of 'X-NG'? Embarrassing 'SHCOOL' sign finally replaced in N.Y.C.
The mistake outside the Manhattan building that houses three schools had been there since July 2010.
By Associated Press , January 25, 2012
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DNR orders hit on 2 fawns with pink, orange collars; Forest Lake, Minn., residents outraged
A couple had been feeding the deer, which they collared. The DNR, thinking the deer were escapees from a private game farm and could introduce disease among wild deer, ordered a hit on them. "To have somebody put a collar on a wild deer, two of them in fact, I've never heard of it," said Capt. Greg Salo of the DNR's enforcement division.
By Kevin Giles , January 17, 2012
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