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UNIVERSITY OF NORTH DAKOTA NEWS UND poly sci student Karly Moen receives national ‘College Women’s Leadership Award’ for social activism, engagement
Karly Moen knows the importance of working well with others and going beyond expectations. Those basic building blocks for success will serve her well as she explores interests in politics and poli...
Posted on 5/21/13 at 9:29 AM
EH? PLUS National attention
Grand Marais Dockside Fish Market was featured in the Travel section of Sundays New York Times as one of four restaurants in the U.S. that celebrate their stamping grounds in ways that go beyond ingre...
Posted on 5/21/13 at 12:00 AM
STORM TRACKER Record Cold April
The National Climatic Data Center released their climate statistics for the month of April this past week. Although Fargo Moorhead recorded the 5th coldest April on record, taken as a whole, April 201...
Posted on 5/18/13 at 5:29 PM
THE NEW FORTY Speaking the truth...
Kevin Cramer, North Dakota's new addition to the U.S. House is committed to speaking the truth and says society needs more people to stand up and speak the truth. The most recent "truth" that Cramer s...
Posted on 5/17/13 at 11:34 PM
STAFF BLOG COMPASS POINTS WITH BRAD DOKKEN N.D. to close paddlefish harvest season Friday night
The North Dakota Game and Fish Department announced today that the states 2013 paddlefish snagging season will close to any additional harvest at 10 p.m. CDT Friday to protect populations as the take ...
Posted on 5/16/13 at 2:27 PM
Judge gives two years probation to woman in Grand Forks pimping case 
Once facing a possible sentence of life in prison for pimping a 17-year-old girl, Amanda Stewart Wednesday was sentenced to serve 70 hours of community service and two years of supervised probation on a lesser charge.
By Stephen J. Lee , April 24, 2013
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OSHA cites ND energy company for safety violations
The U.S. Department of Labor's Occupational Safety and Health Administration has cited a Minot company with safety violations following the death of an oil field worker.
By Associated Press , April 24, 2013
5 finalists named for Miss Basketball
Hannah Larson of state Class A girls champion Bismarck Century is one five finalists for the North Dakota Miss Basketball award.
By Associated Press , March 20, 2013
Dalrymple: March is Women Veterans Month
Gov. Jack Dalrymple has proclaimed March as "Women Veterans Month."
By Associated Press , March 10, 2013
Spotty Midwestern snow a mixed bag for businesses
Just a week ago, things looked dire for Sarah and Tim Long, owners of Timbers Resort in Michigan's Upper Peninsula. Snow is their winter lifeblood, drawing outdoor sports enthusiasts from far and wide, yet the ground was bare.
By John Flesher , January 26, 2013
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BRAD DOKKEN: DeKrey an unlikely choice for deputy Game and Fish director
Conservation advocates in North Dakota likely are scratching their heads this week if they’ve gotten word about the new second-in-command at the state Game and Fish Department.
By Brad Dokken , January 06, 2013
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Hillsboro man hurt in truck rollover
A Hillsboro, N.D., truck driver was injured in a one-vehicle accident Thursday afternoon near the North Dakota-South Dakota border.
By Herald Staff Reports , December 21, 2012
FACES OF THE BOOM: N.D. natives return to lead boomtown Salvation Army
Salvation Army Captains Joshua and Rhegan Stansbury were vocal about their desire to someday return to their home state of North Dakota. They got their wish with a transfer to Williston about a year-and-a-half ago, but the city in the heart of an oil boom is not quite the North Dakota they remembered.
By Amy Dalrymple , December 17, 2012
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Devils Lake man killed in accident
David Storsteen, 76, of Devils Lake was killed in a car-truck accident Wednesday evening near Devils Lake, according to the North Dakota Highway Patrol.
By Herald Staff Report , December 13, 2012
MATTERS AT HAND: The economic implications of admission standards
Ralph Kingsbury, a former member of the North Dakota Board of Higher Education, likes to tell about the Walsh County farmer who reacted to news that the state university system might impose admission standards in this way: “I pay taxes and my son has a right to flunk out of the university.” That’s about to change.
By Mike Jacobs , December 02, 2012
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Many ND butchers report drop in deer processing
Fewer deer hunting licenses issued in North Dakota this year and poor weather on the opening weekend of the season are translating into less work for meat processors in the state.
By Associated Press , November 23, 2012
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