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DICKINSON — As the Dickinson Roughriders kick off their 2026 campaign, we take a look back at the high school team that took home the Mavericks' last state title.


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MINOT — North Dakota is days away from Election Day in one of the ugliest primary seasons in recent memory. Ugly because of the divide in the North Dakota Republican Party between traditional conservatives and populists.



Ward County is home to one of the highest-profile primaries. In District 3, Gov. Kelly Armstrong is backing Tim Mihalick and Blaine DesLauri...


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BEMIDJI, Minn. — Miguell Schmerbeck had little expectation when he posted himself walking across the stage at Bemidji High School’s graduation in late May.



The fateful TikTok video open...


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ARGUSVILLE, N.D. — A Fargo man was killed early Friday, June 5, on Interstate 29 near Argusville.



According to a release from the North Dakota Highway Patrol, the 71-year-old was a pedestrian on the southbound side of I-29, entered the roadway and was struck by a 2025 Freightliner semitruck. The man died at the scene.



The driver of the semi, ...


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A state judge declined to decide a licensing lawsuit between Tesla and the North Dakota Department of Transportation, directing the parties to first let the matter go through the administrative appeals process.



The case stems from Tesla’s efforts to establish car dealerships in Fargo and Bismarck.



The company in September 2024 applied to the ...


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