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BISON MEDIA BLOG 2013 Countdown: #79
Apologize for the delay on our countdown; we'll crank out a few this weekend to get caught up; let's start with a number that I'm sure will cause debate: Countdown To 2013: NerdStat #79 5:...
Posted on 6/15/13 at 2:08 AM
RED RIVER ORTHODOX: ORTHODOX CHRISTIANITY IN THE RED RIVER VALLEY AND NORTH DAKOTA Religious Freedoms and Christianity in the West
Well, religious freedom, a topic I've covered elsewhere on the blog, continues to be an item that makes the news. For those who are interested in this larger, ongoing socio-religio discussion, I link ...
Posted on 7/25/12 at 11:25 PM
LIKE A FISH OUT OF FARGO A Photo Journey: The Enchanted Highway, Little Missouri National Grasslands & Theodore Roosevelt National Park
Last fall, I drove to the other side of North Dakota where I detoured along the The Enchanted Highway. I spent the evening at the Rough Riders Hotel in Medora where I was surprised to feast on prawns ...
Posted on 7/11/12 at 8:05 PM
STAFF BLOG IN THE SPIRIT St. Louis is my kind of town!
Some of the very best moments of our lives have been spent in St. Louis. Thats because my sister, Lori, and her husband, Bob, live there. I couldnt begin to count the times weve been to this great cit...
Posted on 5/30/12 at 8:55 AM
THE NORTH DAKOTA OUTDOORS AND BEYOND Shad stocked in Oahe
Biologists Hope Shad Boost Oahe Forage Base Game and Fish Department biologists stocked roughly 225 adult gizzard shad in Lake Oahes Beaver Bay in May to help jumpstart a limited forage base. A good...
Posted on 5/25/12 at 12:02 PM
Officials: Woman approaches kids with chain saw 
A Missouri woman is accused of trying to scare children by approaching them with a chain saw while wearing a ski mask. Patricia Manker called the police after she saw Herzog yelling at her son and his friend and walking toward them with the mask and chain saw.
By Associated Press , June 11, 2013
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JOHN HOEVEN: A victory for the Missouri River basin
This week, we scored a major victory for the people who live and work throughout the Missouri River basin. The U.S. Senate passed the States’ Water Rights Act, legislation I introduced and attached to the Water Resources Development Act to bar the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers from charging a storage fee for water drawn from the Missouri River reservoirs.
By John Hoeven , May 20, 2013
Missouri couple wins $588 million Powerball prize
Cindy Hill, a laid-off office manager who lives in a small town in Missouri, called her husband Thursday with urgent news that would change everything: "We won the lottery."
By Maria Sudekum , November 30, 2012
Drought among drains on Midwest economy
An August survey suggests that the continuing drought and lessening export demand for U.S. products are among the drains on the economy in nine Midwest and Plains states, according to a report released Tuesday.
By Associated Press , September 04, 2012
Couple charged in federal court with Grand Forks bank robbery
Twenty-year-old Johnny Patrom of Springfield, Mo., and his 18-year-old wife, Amanda Patrom, are accused of holding up Bank Forward on the morning of July 6. They have not been asked to enter a plea.
By Associated Press , August 24, 2012
Grand Forks robbery suspect sought in Missouri robbery
The Missouri man arrested Friday and accused of armed robbery of Bank Forward on the UND campus is also wanted for questioning in a bank robbery in Joplin, Mo., according to the Joplin Globe.
July 10, 2012
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Could budget cutbacks be the death of the university press?
For 54 years, the University of Missouri Press has showcased the state’s history, culture and authors to readers close to home and scholars far beyond its borders. That legacy ends next month after the university system's president's decision to shut down the money-losing press.
By Alan Scher Zagier , June 17, 2012
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Questions about Clell Miller's body remain after test on skeleton in Grand Forks halted
Relatives and researchers say they want to determine if a former member of the Jesse James game is buried in a grave in northwest Missouri. The grave in Kearney purportedly holds the remains of Clell Miller, a Confederate bushwacker and James gang member who was shot during a botched robbery in 1876 in Northfield, Minn.
By Kevin Bonham , June 12, 2012
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Senators: Missouri River flooding unifying moment
Two U.S. senators who symbolize disagreements between upstream and downstream states over management of the Missouri River say last year's historic flooding was a unifying moment.
By Associated Press , May 30, 2012
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Sens. Blunt, Hoeven touring Missouri River sites
Missouri Sen. Roy Blunt and North Dakota Sen. John Hoeven plan to make their own inspections of dams and levees along the Missouri River.
By Associated Press , May 29, 2012
Bail set at $6 million for Missouri man charged in Minnesota shootings
Bail is set at $6 million for a Missouri man charged with killing a Minnesota daycare provider and her elderly parents.
By Associated Press , May 18, 2012
Driver in Kansas crash that killed 5 Minnesotans held restricted license
A 17-year-old boy with a provisional driver's license was behind the wheel when a converted semitrailer crashed on a Kansas highway, killing five members of his Minnesota family who were on vacation to see a motocross race, authorities said Monday.
By Margaret Stafford , April 02, 2012
Missouri woman facing September charges in Minnesota 2001 newborn death
Amy Ann Romero, 29, is accused of leaving the newborn to die in some woods in southern Minnesota's Sibley County in April 2001.
By Associated Pres , March 27, 2012
More than 1,000 abortion records found in Kansas City metro recycling bin
An Overland Park, Kan., woman made a disturbing discovery Saturday as she dumped her recycling inside a yellow and green bin in front of Brookridge Elementary School: More than 1,000 private abortion records sat in plain view, dumped on top of magazines and newspapers in a possibly serious violation of federal privacy law.
By Kansas City Star , March 27, 2012
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