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Traffic stop leads to drug arrest in Grand Forks

An East Grand Forks resident faces drug charges after a vehicle stop Wednesday afternoon on DeMers Avenue in Grand Forks.

N.D. has many with student loans, but low debt loads

Although the number of people who have student debt in North Dakota is among the highest in the nation, the average amount borrowed is among the lowest, according to a recent report.

Weather, prices hurt industry, but American Crystal union members return to work

Weather, prices hurt industry, but American Crystal union members return to work

Heavy rains in the northern Red River Valley will further slow sugar beet planting and could allow American Crystal Sugar Co. growers to plant only 430,000 to 440,000 of the 458,000 acres originally planned, officials of the Moorhead, Minn.-based farmer-owned cooperative said.

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7-year-old boy struck by car in Williston

7-year-old boy struck by car in Williston

A 7-year-old boy was struck by a car Wednesday just as school concluded for the day. Police, EMTs and witnesses surrounded the victim, who was placed on a body board before being loaded onto a stretcher in the ambulance.

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N.D. state employees to see raise in 2013-15, but some unhappy

Mike Stebbins will see a raise in his salary during the next biennium thanks to the state Legislature. But, he said Wednesday, it could be a larger increase.

Body of 2nd child found in deadly St. Paul landslide

Body of 2nd child found in deadly St. Paul landslide

Authorities on Thursday recovered the body of a second child killed when a rockslide hit a group of fourth-graders in a St. Paul park a day earlier, and announced that the popular fossil-hunting area would be closed indefinitely.

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Nearly all US states see hefty drop in teen births

The nation's record-low teen birth rate stems from robust declines in nearly every state, but most dramatically in several Mountain States and among Hispanics, according to a new government report.

Ex-Bison player denies he faked community service

Ex-Bison player denies he faked community service

A former football player at North Dakota State University denied Wednesday that he at one point faked the community service he was ordered to serve for pleading guilty to faking signatures on an election petition.

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AT THE MOVIES: New and returning movies for Grand Forks and East Grand Forks theaters

AT THE MOVIES: New and returning movies for Grand Forks and East Grand Forks theaters

New and returning movies for Grand Forks and East Grand Forks theaters

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N.D. CLASS B TRACK: Fueled by frustration

N.D. CLASS B TRACK: Fueled by frustration

Negative thoughts poured through Josey Page’s head after tearing her ACL at the end of the basketball regular season. It’s not that she’s a negative person; she just had so many plans.

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UND BASEBALL: UND rolls past Northern Colorado in GWC tournament

UND BASEBALL: UND rolls past Northern Colorado in GWC tournament

NEWARK, N.J. — The pitching of Brock Johnson allowed UND to roll past the top-seeded team in the Great West Conference tournament.

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N.D. STATE GIRLS TENNIS: Lim adds to Red River’s depth

N.D. STATE GIRLS TENNIS: Lim adds to Red River’s depth

A year ago, Greg LaDouceur spotted a weakness in Cindy Lim’s game. “Sometimes, she’s too nice,” LaDouceur said. “That’s her nature.” Lim became more confident and more assertive this year, and in turn, she’s become a contender for the North Dakota state singles crown.

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MARILYN HAGERTY: Life’s a beach for grads

MARILYN HAGERTY: Life’s a beach for grads

This is the last day of school in Grand Forks. School year 2012-13 is history. The question is: What do people do with all that stuff the students bring home?

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OUR OPINION: Charities sow early seeds of recovery

OUR OPINION: Charities sow early seeds of recovery

“American Red Cross volunteers had an emergency shelter open by 7 p.m. at the public school in Drayton, N.D.,” Wednesday’s Herald reported. Why are we not surprised to learn that before many people in the region even knew that Cavalier, N.D., had been evacuated, the Red Cross already had a shelter up and running?

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