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STAFF BLOG GRAND FORKS GOURMET Guy Fieri's Times Square Restaurant Torn Apart in New York Times
Guy Fieri, the neon spiky-haired host of the Food Network's Diners, Drive-ins and Dives show, opened up a huge new restaurant in Times Square and from every review I've seen, the place is a monstrosit...
Posted on 11/14/12 at 2:55 PM
STAFF BLOG ADDICTED TO RUNNING A perfect 10 miles
Just on the edge of a shelter belt north of Fargo, 3 deer stood looking at me. As I ran down the street in the pre-dawn light, flashing lights blinked to alert potential motorists of my presence. But...
Posted on 4/26/11 at 5:10 PM
'Focus' scrutiny on Muslim Americans, NYPD documents show 
The New York Police Department kept secret files on businesses owned by second- and third-generation Americans specifically because they were Muslims, according to newly obtained documents that spell out in the clearest terms yet that police were monitoring people based on religion.
By Adam Goldman and Matt Apuzzo , March 09, 2012
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NYPD Muslim surveillance program got White House funding help
The Obama administration said today it has no control over how the New York Police Department spends millions of dollars in White House grants that helped pay for NYPD programs that put entire American Muslim neighborhoods under surveillance. In New York, the police commissioner said he wouldn't apologize.
By Eileen Sullivan , February 27, 2012
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NYC police say man admits to 5 firebomb attacks
A man confessed today to hurling crude Molotov cocktails at an Islamic cultural center and four other New York-area sites on New Year's Day because of personal grievances with all of the targets, police said.
By Samantha Gross , January 03, 2012
NYC authorities investigate fire attacks on 4 sites
While members of an Islamic cultural center gathered for a Sunday evening dinner, a Molotov cocktail hurled by an unknown assailant and made from a Starbucks bottle burst and shattered against the center's main entrance. Another was thrown at the sign for the center's school. It was one of a string of suspected arson attacks that police were investigating today as possible bias crimes and trying to determine whether the incidents were linked. No arrests have been made.
By Colleen Long and Verena Dobnik , January 02, 2012
Tight security planned for New Years Eve event at Times Square
Less than two weeks after graduating from the New York City police academy, more than 1,500 rookie officers have a daunting first assignment: helping to protect Times Square on New Year's Eve. The deployment is just one of an array of security measures — many visible, many not — that the New York Police Department rolls out each year for the event that turns the "Crossroads of the World" into a massive street party that stretches 17 blocks through the heart of Manhattan.
By Tom Hays , December 30, 2011
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Dayton: Vikings owner's new digs a non-factor
Dayton said today that Wilf's private affairs shouldn't factor into the heated debate over public stadium financing at the state Capitol. The Vikings are seeking public money for more than half the cost of a new football stadium.
By Associated Press , December 07, 2011
Huge Apple store opening at NYC's Grand Central
One of the world's largest Apple stores is opening at the landmark Grand Central Terminal.
The 23,000-square-foot personal electronics business will start selling to the public on Friday.
By Verena Dobnik , December 06, 2011
Hijacking scare results after pilot is locked in bathroom
A pilot accidentally locked himself in the bathroom aboard a flight to New York City and touched off a brief hijacking terror scare that underscored the fears about air travel that still linger more than a decade after 9/11.
By Chris Hawley , November 17, 2011
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Occupy Wall Street: Movement reaches 1 month, and growth continues
The month-old Occupy Wall Street movement continues to grow, with nearly $300,000 in the bank and participants finding satisfaction in the widening impact they hope will counter the influence on society by those who hold the purse strings of the world's economies.
By Verena Dobnik , October 17, 2011
Park cleanup postponed, heartening NYC protesters
The official cleanup of a plaza in lower Manhattan where protesters have been camped out for a month was postponed early today, sending up cheers from a crowd that had scrambled to scrub the park on its own out of fear the effort was merely a pretext to evict them.
By Colleen Long and Karen Matthews , October 14, 2011
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Newest Wall Street protests target New York City millionaires
VIDEO: Bottom of articleThe national Occupy Wall Street movement has been heating up again — resulting in about 50 arrests in Boston early today and plans for a Manhattan "Millionaires March" to the homes of some of New York City's wealthiest residents.
By Meghan Barr , October 11, 2011
VIDEO: NYC East River chopper crash kills 1; 4 rescued
VIDEO: Watch at bottom of article.A helicopter on a private tour with five people aboard sputtered and crashed into the East River shortly after takeoff from a riverbank heliport, killing one passenger and injuring three others.
By Colleen Long and Deepti Hajela , October 04, 2011
Wall Street protests apparently spreading to Minneapolis, other cities
The cofounder of an amorphous group called OccupyMN said on Sunday that 500 to 1,000 protesters will take over Government Plaza in downtown Minneapolis at 9 a.m. Friday. They plan to stay as long as authorities will allow them -- possibly weeks, they say -- in sympathy with similar "occupations" in Manhattan and elsewhere.
By Heron Marquez Estrada , October 03, 2011
'Corporate zombies' on Wall Street; protesters dress up in NYC
Protesters speaking out against corporate greed and other issues showed no signs of giving up their campaign today, with organizers urging participants to dress up as corporate zombies and to take part in a rally against police brutality.
By Karen Matthews , October 03, 2011
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Study shows scores got sick, 1 died trying to kill bedbugs
Worried about bedbugs? Maybe you should be more concerned about the insecticides used to get rid of them. A government study counted one death and 80 illnesses linked to bedbug insecticides over three years. Many were do-it-yourselfers who misused the chemicals or used the wrong product. And most of the cases were in New York City.
By Mike Stobbe , September 22, 2011
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