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Group wants Sioux nickname in N.D. constitution 
Each tumultuous step of the way, steadfast supporters of UND’s Fighting Sioux nickname have said the people of North Dakota should have the ultimate say in whether it stays. Now they mean to give the people that say.
By Chuck Haga , November 17, 2011
Climate outlook: Colder winter in store for Red River region
Prediction Center: Second year of La Nina to produce colder-than-normal temperatures, could lead to snowy winter for regionWith a second year of La Nina conditions in the Pacific Ocean, the Climate Prediction Center’s winter outlook for the Northern Plains says there is an increased likelihood of colder and wetter weather December through February.
October 20, 2011
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Fargo legislator has bill to repeal UND Fighting Sioux nickname law
Legislation would be ‘cleanest, simplest way’ to move on, Mathern saysSen. Tim Mathern, D-Fargo, who was first elected to the Senate in 1986 and was the Democrats’ candidate for governor in 2008, said repeal would remove “the question of constitutionality that came with the Legislature intervening" in State Board of Higher Education affairs.
By Chuck Haga , October 19, 2011
Conrad, Hoeven: Nation must reassess river management, flood control systems
Senators testify that repeat of 2011 flooding can’t be allowedA full review must be done of events and decisions leading to this year’s severe flooding in North Dakota, senators Kent Conrad, D-N.D., and John Hoeven, R-N.D., told members of the Senate Committee on Environment and Public Works.
By Chuck Haga , October 18, 2011
VIDEO: CNBC's 'Mad Money' comes to N.D., talks about state jobs, Bakken oil
"Mad Money" host Jim Cramer came to North Dakota this week, and Wednesday's program gave the nation a taste of the state's oil reserves and job growth from western North Dakota. "The reason it's growing is it's the Saudi Arabia of the United States," Cramer told TV viewers.
By Herald Staff Report , August 25, 2011
Devils Lake Basin board unanimously backs outlet from Stump Lake to Tolna Coulee
The Devils Lake Basin Joint Water Resource Board voted unanimously today to endorse a state plan to build a third Devils Lake outlet, to apply for a drainage permit and to acquire the necessary easements to get the project done. “Too many years have gone by where we allowed the lake to manage our lives,” Gov Jack Dalrymple, who attended the meeting, told the board. “We need to get to the point where we are managing the lake, not our lives.”
By Kevin Bonham , August 10, 2011
Former UND star Commodore gets another NHL shot
Funny how expectations can change. Mike Commodore expected that NHL clubs would still be contacting him about playing for them.
By Ryan S. Clark , August 05, 2011
DEVILS LAKE FLOODING: More than water on the rise
Residents voice disapproval of Tolna control structureMammoth Devils Lake might have peaked for 2011 a month ago at a record 1,454.4 feet above sea level, but frustration levels hit new highs Wednesday evening as people in the Devils Lake protested a planned Tolna Coulee control structure they say will do nothing to help relieve the 18-year-old flood.
By Kevin Bonham , July 28, 2011
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Former Grand Forks used car dealer charged with theft
Refugees say Tahtamouni exploited fellow Arabic speakersA former Grand Forks used car dealer was charged Tuesday in Grand Forks state District Court with 15 counts of theft - including five felony counts – and failing to transfer title involving the fraudulent sale of cars, including to fellow immigrants from the Middle East.
By Stephen J. Lee and Lisa Gulya , July 27, 2011
Stormy weather in the forecast again
Storms are possible through Saturday, with clear skies headed our way next week.
By Herald Staff Report , July 20, 2011
Rural Manvel, N.D., man sentenced to 30 years for murdering his brother
Invoking the biblical tale of Cain and Abel, state District Judge Lawrence Jahnke on Monday sentenced Rodney Chisholm to 30 years in prison for murdering his brother, Donald, last summer.
By Stephen J. Lee , July 18, 2011
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Mahnomen County (Minn.) man, 82, dies in farming accident
An elderly Mahnomen County man died Wednesday after being pinned underneath a tractor, the sheriff’s office reported Thursday
By Herald Staff Report , July 07, 2011
Sources: UND will leave WCHA for new league
UND will soon announce it is leaving the men’s Western Collegiate Hockey Association for a new, startup conference in 2013-14, the Herald has learned.
By Brad Elliott Schlossman , July 07, 2011
Influential evangelical Minnesota pastor retiring after 35 years
Leith Anderson does 'Faith Minute' on Twins radio broadcastsThe Rev. Leith Anderson, longtime pastor of the giant Wooddale Church in Eden Prairie, Minn., and one of the nation’s most influential evangelical leaders, announced he’s retiring.
By Stephen J. Lee , June 30, 2011
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UND's Fighting Sioux nickname transition office to close in mid-June
The transition office in the Carnegie Building on the University of North Dakota campus will close. Robert Boyd, a former vice president for student affairs named by President Robert Kelley to lead the transition effort, will end his assignment.
By Chuck Haga , June 03, 2011
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