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UNIVERSITY OF NORTH DAKOTA NEWS Ali Strand, UND Studio One win first SPJ national award since 1995
Last September, Studio One reporter Ali Strand was out on assignment just like any other week. When I first pulled up, I remember thinking how beautiful the ranch was, said Ali Strand, a native of ...
Posted on 5/13/13 at 1:31 PM
CUTE N' COMFY Debate Watch 2012
As co-president of MSUM Society of Professional Journalists, I have spent the last month planning Debate Watch 2012. The planning, stressing, asking for money, getting rejected, promoting, and publici...
Posted on 10/4/12 at 12:38 AM
NDAD INSIGHTS NDAD chooses veteran newsman Brue to head communications efforts
A veteran North Dakota journalist who spent the past three decades working as a Grand Forks TV news director and newspaper reporter, columnist and editor has joined the charitable nonprofit NDAD as ...
Posted on 8/10/12 at 12:11 PM
STAFF BLOG IN THE SPIRIT She called! Ranka called!
Someone called our house late afternoon on Christmas Eve; someone very special; someone we had lost contact with but never will forget. When the call came, I had already left for church for the first...
Posted on 1/10/12 at 10:52 AM
DRAGON NEWS First in the nation
This just in from Professor Martin Grindeland*: Inspired by Nature, a 2010 television documentary produced in the broadcast documentary class at MSUM and broadcast on Prairie Public Television was se...
Posted on 2/23/11 at 4:27 PM
Two-time Pulitzer winner for New York Times dies in Syria 
New York Times correspondent Anthony Shadid, whose dispatches captured untold stories from Baghdad under "shock and awe" bombing to Libya wracked by civil war, died Thursday of an apparent asthma attack in Syria while reporting on the uprising against its president.
By Cristian Salazar , February 17, 2012
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Benefit for former Herald managing editor set for Saturday
An event to raise funds to benefit the family of former Herald Managing Editor Kevin Grinde, a recent liver transplant recipient, is set for 4 to 8 p.m. Saturday, his birthday, at the Knights of Columbus club in Grand Forks.
By Herald Staff Report , January 19, 2012
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MPR to stage farewell for retiring 'Midday' host Eichten
Gary Eichten, retiring after more than 45 years with Minnesota Public Radio's newsroom, will be honored at "A Heckuva Farewell: Midday at Night" at St. Paul's Fitzgerald Theater on Thursday night. Tickets went on sale Dec. 22 to MPR members and sold out in 24 hours.
By Associated Press , January 18, 2012
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Hotzler named editor of Grand Forks Herald
Mary Jo Hotzler was named editor of the Herald today by Mike Jacobs, the current publisher and editor. “Mary Jo is enthusiastic, energetic and talented,” Jacobs said. Hotzler is the deputy editor of The Forum in Fargo and the editor of its SheSays daily section. She has worked at The Forum for 10 years, starting as a reporter.
By Ryan Bakken , January 13, 2012
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'Valley News' owner responds to Huebner lawsuit
Media company defends Goetz promotionAttorneys for the parent company of the "Valley News Live" newscasts deny allegations that station managers discriminated against a former longtime anchor, and they’re standing by the 26-year-old they promoted to replace her.
By Kristen M. Daum , January 11, 2012
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MATTERS AT HAND: Surprise! A new enterprise beckons
Pretty much, my friends have been stupefied by the news that I’ve stepped away from the editor’s job at the Herald.
By Mike Jacobs , January 07, 2012
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OBIT: Charles Waldo Bailey II, 82, ex-Minneapolis Tribune editor; author of 'Seven Days in May'
Charles Waldo Bailey II, former editor of the Minneapolis Tribune and co-author of the Cold War thriller "Seven Days in May," has died of complications from Parkinson's disease, his daughter said Thursday. He was 82.
By Associated Press , January 06, 2012
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Herald publisher Jacobs leaving longtime role as editor to lead Forum Communications news service
Mike Jacobs is stepping down as editor of the Herald, a role he has filled since 1984, to lead the launch of a new Upper Midwest news service by Forum Communications Co., the company announced Wednesday. But Jacobs, 64, said the change “is not a retirement” from the Herald. “I’ll continue as publisher, and that job is responsible for the day-to-day operations of the paper and its business success,” he said.
By Herald Staff Report , January 04, 2012
Mankato TV anchor arrested on suspicion of DWI
The Mankato, Minn., television anchor who made David Letterman's Top 10 List after many speculated she could have been drunk during a newscast has been arrested on suspicion of driving while intoxicated.
By Herald Wire Reports , December 23, 2011
Former 'Valley News Live' anchor Huebner sues, alleges age discrimination
UPDATED: 11:25 P.M.Former TV news anchor Robin Huebner wants her claims of gender and age discrimination against Valley News Live settled in federal court. The 50-year-old filed a lawsuit Monday against Hoak Media, the parent company of Fargo television stations KXJB and KVLY, where Huebner anchored the primetime newscasts for 21 years until she was reassigned last summer.
By Kristen Daum , December 19, 2011
Sandusky interview surprised NBC's Costas
NBC worked feverishly to spread the word about Bob Costas' exclusive interview with former assistant Penn State football coach Jerry Sandusky, who is accused of sexually assaulting boys, even as the two men were still on the phone together.
By David Bauder , November 16, 2011
VIDEO: Ex-'60 Minutes' commentator Andy Rooney in hospital
Andy Rooney, who delivered his last essay on "60 Minutes" three weeks ago, was in the hospital Tuesday after developing serious complications following surgery.
By Associated Press , October 26, 2011
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OBIT: Robert Pierpoint, 86, longtime CBS News correspondent
After making his name covering the Korean War — a role he reprised when he provided his radio voice for the widely watched final episode of "M*A*S*H" in 1983 — Robert Pierpoint became a White House correspondent during the Dwight D. Eisenhower administration, a position he would hold through the Jimmy Carter administration.
By Andrew Dalton , October 23, 2011
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'Valley News Live' head: Huebner chose pay cut
Responding to a Forum Communications story about ex-anchor Robin Huebner’s allegations of gender and age bias in the wake of her resignation Monday, the head of 'Valley News Live' said in a Tuesday newscast that Huebner wasn’t forced out and chose to take a pay cut.
By Dave Roepke , October 19, 2011
Departed Huebner considering age, gender discrimination lawsuit against KVLY
Robin Huebner resigned her anchor post Monday at "Valley News Live," and the 26-year veteran of local TV newscasts is mulling a lawsuit alleging age and gender discrimination by the station.
By Dave Roepke , October 18, 2011
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