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STAFF BLOG THE N.D. CAPITOL AND BEYOND
Dalrymple campaign launches TV ad
BISMARCK--You've seen the ads for Rick Berg and Heidi Heitkamp. Next up: Jack Dalrymple. In a 60-second campaign ad for governor, Dalrymple highlights that North Dakota is at a unique time in its hi...
Posted on 5/22/12 at 8:26 AM

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WDAY AND WDAZ TV
Julianne Hough, Dr. Oz and The Cake Boss visit "Rachael Ray" next week!
"Rachael Ray" airs weekdays @ 9am. Monday May 21st: Co-Host Monday with Dr. Oz - Its our final Co-Host Monday and the doctor is in! Dr. Oz is here and hes giving Rach a physical right in our studio...
Posted on 5/18/12 at 8:10 AM

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BLUE CROSS BLUE SHIELD NORTH DAKOTA
'Queens of Colonoscopy' attracting attention
Blue Cross Blue Shield of North Dakota'switty 'Queens of Colonoscopy' ad campaign is generating some serious buzz. The 'Queens of Colonoscopy' told WDAY's Kevin Wallevand that the humerous TV ad is m...
Posted on 5/9/12 at 10:56 AM

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LIVING UNITED
Volunteer Call - Summer Lunch Program
St. Joseph's Social Care & Thrift Store is in need of volunteers for its free Summer Lunch Program for youth. See information below - volunteers are needed throughout the summer ...
Posted on 5/9/12 at 10:31 AM

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STAFF BLOG FORUM COMMUNICATIONS CO.
The Forum wins Sweepstakes award in annual North Dakota Newspaper Association contest
FARGO, N.D. - Five Forum Communications Co. papers won more than 200 awards during the annual North Dakota Newspaper Association convention held last week in Williston, N.D. Papers received recognitio...
Posted on 5/8/12 at 2:50 PM

Heavy rain, mudslide slows Twin Cities commute

Standing water closed sections of some highways and interstates in the Twin Cities metro area during the morning commute, including I-35 and Highway 169. MnDOT says a mudslide along westbound Interstate 694 in Arden Hills restricted travel to one lane at the peak of the morning rush.

By Associated Press , May 24, 2012

Grand Forks police arrest man for shooting out car window

Grand Forks police arrested a man early Thursday morning for shooting out the window of a vehicle with a BB gun in the Wal-Mart parking lot. Following a chase, police arrested Ralph Thomas Leabo, 22, who fled the scene on foot.

By Herald Staff Report , May 24, 2012

ND park campground south of Mandan reopening year after flooding

The campground at Fort Abraham Lincoln State Park south of Mandan is opening on June 1, more than a year after it was closed due to Missouri River flooding.

By Blake Nicholson , May 24, 2012

Settlement reached in 2009 Minnesota train crash

Union Pacific Railroad and the family of a man killed in a Blue Earth County train crash have reached a legal settlement.

By Associated Press , May 24, 2012

Minnesota man says he will plead guilty to bald eagle charge

A 23-year-old Minnesota man accused of illegally capturing a bald eagle in North Dakota says he will plead guilty. Authorities say he was trapping without a license and trespassing on private land near Hillsboro in December.

By Associated Press , May 24, 2012

Norberg defense: Wife had scores of meds removed from home

Fargo surgeon contests rape case; police say doc admitted sexual contact with drugged wife
The night Alonna Norberg claims her husband first raped her, she had met with a divorce lawyer for the first time earlier in the day.

By Mike Nowatzki , May 24, 2012

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Dr. Jon Norberg, center, and defense attorney Robert Hoy, left

2 longtime Minnesota adoption agencies merge

Lutheran Social Services of Minnesota, which has been operating in the state for 147 years, will merge with Children's Home Society and Family Services, which has been around for 123 years.

By Associated Press , May 24, 2012

Search for Romney running mate in audition phase

Mitt Romney's vice presidential search has entered a new phase: auditions. As his campaign evaluates potential running mates, Republicans with a possible shot at the No. 2 spot on the presidential ticket are starting to engage in unofficial public tryouts for the traditional vice presidential role of attack dog.

By Kasie Hunt , May 24, 2012

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Former Meriwether's building in Bismarck to be demolished

The Bismarck City Commission has decided to tear down the building that once housed the popular Meriwether's restaurant on the banks of the Missouri River.

By Associated Press , May 24, 2012

City of Duluth loses another round in court over casino

Minnesota Sixth District Court Judge Mark Munger on Wednesday dismissed the city of Duluth’s attempt to block the Fond du Lac Band from moving forward with plans to use the Carter Hotel property downtown for its casino operations.

By Peter Passi , May 24, 2012

Choice fitness center ahead of schedule

Choice Health & Fitness is taking shape. The Grand Forks Park District’s fitness center’s construction is a month ahead of schedule, with a tentative opening in September.

By Ryan Bakken , May 24, 2012

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Regional bloggers on both sides of political fence say there’s nothing ‘uncivil’ about heated debate

Bloggers who take on political figures and issues “sometimes will say something that makes someone angry,” blogger Rob Port of the conservative-leaning Sayanything.com told a forum on “civility in public discourse” at UND Wednesday.

By Chuck Haga , May 24, 2012

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Hamm fundraising for Cramer

The 4,000 attendees of the Williston Basin Petroleum Conference received a letter as they walked in Wednesday from Harold Hamm, chairman and CEO of Continental Resources Inc., inviting them to a fundraiser for Public Service Commissioner Kevin Cramer, who is running for Congress as a Republican.

By Amy Dalrymple , May 24, 2012

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State official says oil development could push N.D. population to 1 million

Oil development could push North Dakota’s population to 1 million people, the state’s director of mineral resources said Wednesday as one of his predictions for the state’s future.

By Amy Dalrymple , May 24, 2012

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N.D. official: Red River Valley a perfect fit for UAS integration

Wednesday at the UAS Action Summit at the Alerus Center John Walker, senior consultant with Systems Engineering and Technology, or SeaTec, noted some of the many resources in the state, including college level UAS degree programs at UND and Northland Community and Technical School, uncongested airspace, climate diversity, as well as a history of aviation safety.

By Kevin Bonham , May 24, 2012

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