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WDAY AND WDAZ TV White House BBQ with First Lady Michelle Obama, next week on "Rachael Ray"!
"Rachael Ray" airs weekdays @ 9am on WDAY/WDAZ. Monday May 28th: Memorial Day at the Farmers Market - Were bringing the farmers market to you this Memorial Day as Chef Sam Talbot shows us the produ...
Posted on 5/24/12 at 10:53 AM
THE NEW FORTY The 3rd Annual STEM Cosmopolitan Soiree
Regular readers of my blog have often heard me sing the praises of the STEM Center - Cheyenne's school in the West Fargo School Districtand the only magnet school in the state. Well, you may not have ...
Posted on 5/19/12 at 6:20 PM
IT'S SIMPLY GRAND! Appreciating our visitors
Grand Forks is set to kick off National Travel & Tourism Week by celebrating the importance of natural, cultural and historic wonders and how they draw visitors to cities and towns across the nati...
Posted on 5/2/12 at 8:52 AM
UNIVERSITY OF NORTH DAKOTA NEWS UND Law Professor a rising star among global media
University of North Dakota law professor Gregory S. Gordon, a renowned researcher on human rights law and head of the Center for Human Rights and Genocide Studies (CHRGS) at UND, continues to be the g...
Posted on 4/30/12 at 9:40 AM
STAFF BLOG COMPASS POINTS WITH BRAD DOKKEN Devils Lake, Warroad and Baudette among 'Ultimate Fishing Town' nominees
The communities of Devils Lake, along with Warroad and Baudette in Minnesota, are among the 650 nominees in this years Ultimate Fishing Town competition. The World Fishing Network, which bills itself...
Posted on 4/20/12 at 9:45 AM
VIDEO: North Korea rocket launch draws anger as failure wounds pride 
A satellite launch North Korea had hailed as a moment of national pride ended in failure Friday when the rocket disintegrated over the Yellow Sea, earning Pyongyang embarrassment as well as condemnation from a host of nations that deemed it a covert test of missile technology.
By Jean H. Lee , April 13, 2012
N.D. officials organizing trade mission to Colombia
Two government marketing experts are in Fargo this week meeting with company officials who want to take part in a trade mission to Colombia. The trip is being scheduled after Congress approved a free-trade agreement with the South American country. The deal will eliminate most tariffs on U.S. exports to Columbia.
By Associated Press , April 12, 2012
South Korea says North preparing for nuclear test
The excavation at North Korea's northeast Punggye-ri site, where nuclear tests were conducted in 2006 and 2009, is in its final stages, according to a report by intelligence officials that was shared Monday with The Associated Press.
By Hyung-Jin Kim , April 09, 2012
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Iran lawmaker: Country can produce nuclear weapons but won't
Iran has the knowledge and scientific capability to produce nuclear weapons but will never do so, a prominent lawmaker has said. His assertion published on parliament's website late Friday suggests that Iran is trying to show unity in its political establishment around its often repeated claims that it seeks world-class technological advances including nuclear expertise, but does not want to develop atomic arms as the U.S. and its allies claim.
By Ali Akbar Dareini , April 07, 2012
Afghan bomb kills 3 NATO troops, including 2 Americans
A suicide bomber blew himself up at a park Wednesday in northern Afghanistan, killing at least 10 people, including two U.S. soldiers, officials said, the latest in a string of attacks as spring fighting season gets under way.
By Amir Shah , April 04, 2012
Obama, Calderon, Harper vow to cut excess regulations
President Barack Obama and the leaders of Canada and Mexico on Monday vowed a new effort to boost North American trade — and cut needless regulation that stifles it — in a summit that aimed to shore up a fragile economic recovery.
By Mark S. Smith , April 02, 2012
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Study: Our ancestors used fire a million years ago
When did our ancestors first use fire? That's been a long-running debate, and now a new study concludes the earliest firm evidence comes from about 1 million years ago in a South African cave. The ash and burnt bone samples found there suggest fires frequently burned in that spot, researchers said Monday.
By Malcom Ritter , April 02, 2012
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Myanmar's Suu Kyi reported winning historic vote
She struggled for a free Myanmar for a quarter-century, much of it spent locked away under house arrest. Now, the Nobel Peace Prize laureate whose nonviolent campaign for democracy at home transformed her into a global icon is on the verge of ascending to public office for the first time.
By Aye Aye Win , April 01, 2012
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Mexican prosecutors investigating family in 3 ritual murders
Mexican prosecutors are investigating the poor family living in shacks outside a small town near the U.S. border as alleged members of a cult that sacrificed two 10-year-old boys and a 55-year-old woman to Santa Muerte, or Saint Death, a figure adored mostly by outlaws but whose popularity is growing across Mexico and among Hispanics in the United States.
By Adriana Gomez Licon and Felipe Larios , April 01, 2012
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Clinton urges Iran to prove no intent of nuclear arms development
U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton on Sunday urged Iran to back up its declaration that Islam bars weapons of mass destruction by agreeing to a plan that would prove it does not intend to develop nuclear arms.
By Bradley Klapper , April 01, 2012
Obama: Oil supply enough to keep squeeze on Iran
President Barack Obama said Friday he was plowing ahead with potential sanctions against countries that keep buying oil from Iran, including allies of the United States, in a deepening campaign to starve Iran of money for its disputed nuclear program.
By Ben Feller and Julie Pace , March 30, 2012
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UPDATE: Chinese firm surpasses Exxon in oil production
Exxon Mobil is no longer the world's biggest publicly traded producer of oil. For the first time, that distinction belongs to a 13-year-old Chinese company called PetroChina. The Beijing company was created by the Chinese government to secure more oil for that nation's booming economy.
By Chris Kahn , March 29, 2012
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Source: Killer didn't send French attacks video
A video apparently showing a Muslim gunman's attacks on soldiers and a Jewish school was sent to the Al-Jazeera news network — but not by him, French police said today, raising the specter of a possible accomplice.
By Jamey Keaten and Sarah DiLorenzo , March 27, 2012
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South Korea summit seeks to deter nuclear-armed terrorism
Nearly 60 world leaders who gathered today in Seoul for a nuclear security summit agreed to work on securing and accounting for all nuclear material by 2014. But widespread fear lingers about the safety of nuclear material in countries including former Soviet states, Pakistan, North Korea, Iran and India.
By Christopher Bodeen and Foster Klug , March 27, 2012
Obama: With 'strains' between U.S., Pakistan, candid and open talks needed
Conceding strained ties, President Barack Obama today welcomed Pakistan's review of its relationship with the United States, saying it was important for the two countries to get their partnership right.
By Anne Gearan , March 27, 2012
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