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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 CAPITOL CHATTER Is it just locker room humor?
Republicans must not like the smell of reporters. When GOP governor candidate Tom Emmer spoke at a news conference today, in an overcrowded and overheated room, the ex-college hockey player said: &quo...
Posted on 5/25/10 at 10:41 AM
COUNTRY SCRIBE: Just the facts, m'am 
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During the aftermath of the recent tornado in Oklahoma, at least two reporters made fools of themselves as they worked to turn tragedy into entertainment for the masses.
By Eric Bergeson , June 01, 2013
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
Russian reporter in coma after beating in Moscow
A reporter for a major Russian newspaper was left in a coma today after two men smashed his head, legs and fingers in an attack that prosecutors believe was linked to his work.
By Lynn Berry , November 06, 2010
Former Herald sports editor Fee has heart transplant
Kevin Fee, a former longtime Herald sports reporter and editor, received a new heart in a transplant operation this morning at Abbott Northwestern Hospital in Minneapolis.
By Chuck Haga , September 27, 2010
OBIT: Daniel Schorr, 93, longtime journalist, past Nixon 'ememies list' name
Veteran reporter and commentator Daniel Schorr, whose hard-hitting reporting for CBS got him on President Richard Nixon's notorious "enemies list" in the 1970s, has died. He was 93.
By Brett Zongker , July 23, 2010
Twin Cities TV reporter died from ruptured artery
The 48-year-old WCCO reporter Darcy Pohland died in her sleep March 5 in her Minneapolis home. The Hennepin County medical examiner ruled she died of natural causes.
By Associated Press , April 21, 2010
ASK AP: Super Bowl rings; charging banks for risk; National Anthem rights
If an insurance company thinks you take a lot of risks, it might charge you higher premiums. Is the government considering charging banks a fee for the same reason? Curiosity about a risk-based levy proposed for banks inspired one of the questions in this edition of "Ask AP," a weekly Q&A column where AP journalists respond to readers' questions about the news.
By Associated Press , January 30, 2010
MINNESOTA POLITICS: Pawlenty in spotlight ... Unallotment fight ... MAPE backs Kelliher ... more
Minnesotans may think their media report on Tim Pawlenty’s potential presidential run only because he is their home-state governor, but the Republican is getting plenty of attention nationwide. Online political writers have been watching Pawlenty closely. But so have traditional media reporters. Several national reporters attended his recent Iowa debut, along with about 10 Minnesota journalists and a few from Iowa.
By Don Davis , November 15, 2009
Saberi named valor award honoree by NCAA for 'bravery and courage'
Roxana Saberi, a former TV reporter from Fargo who spent four months earlier this year in an Iranian prison, will be one of two people to receive the NCAA’s 2010 Award of Valor.
By Forum staff reports , November 12, 2009
Bush daughter becomes 'Today' reporter
C's "Today" show has hired someone with White House experience as a new correspondent — former first daughter Jenna Hager.
By David Bauder , August 31, 2009
OBIT: William Emerson, 86, former Saturday Evening Post editor
William A. Emerson Jr., a journalist and author who covered civil rights flashpoints as part of a cadre of gutsy Southern reporters and later served as editor in chief of The Saturday Evening Post, has died. He was 86.
By Christopher Sullivan , August 28, 2009
Schwarzenegger mourns loss of 'Uncle Teddy'
The most important political advice Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger ever got from "Uncle Teddy" Kennedy was to keep it simple when reporters ask questions, the governor recalled Wednesday.
By Juliet Williams , August 27, 2009
Lawyer: Saberi trial over a confidential document
A lawyer for an American journalist freed after four months imprisoned in Iran says she obtained a confidential document about the U.S. war in Iraq while working as a translator for a powerful clerical body, which was used against her in her espionage trial.
By Associated Press , May 12, 2009
Northwestern students relieved for freed alum Saberi
Northwestern University students and faculty say they're relieved that jailed U.S. journalist Roxana Saberi has been freed by authorities in Iran. Saberi graduated from Northwestern's Medill School of Journalism in 1999.
By Associated Press , May 12, 2009
Roxana Saberi leaves Iran prison 'in good condition,' reunites with parents
UPDATED 3:34 P.M.American journalist Roxana Saberi, who grew up in Fargo, was freed today after four months in an Iranian prison. She reunited with her parents after an appeals court suspended her eight-year prison sentence on charges of spying for the U.S. Her parents said they would bring her home to the U.S. within days.
By Associated Press , May 11, 2009
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