Nickname Supporters Have Signed Petition In Ft. Yates
Nickname supporters on the Standing Rock Indian Reservation say they have a petition ready, and they will present it to the tribal council asking for a reservation wide vote to gauge tribal approval on the future of the name and logo.
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A Red Lake Falls second grader was humiliated by an older student earlier this week,when he says this student urinated on him.
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A crowd of well over 100 people came out to the grand opening of the Rolette Community Care Center.
GRYGLA MAN CHARGED WITH MURDER
A Grygla, Minnesota man is facing murder charges in connection with the death of his infant son. Damien Marsden, 31, was charged today in Pennington County with Second Degree Murder, Second Degree Murder While Committing Child Neglect and Second Degree Murder while Committing Child Endangerment. A District Court judge set bail for Marsden at $40,000 cash.
RELATED CONTENTPalmer Retires From UND Aerospace
Al Palmer has retired effective immediately from the UND school of Aerospace.
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Grand Forks Mayor Mike Brown has declared Friday "George Widman Day" in Grand Forks after the long-time candy-making businessman. Widman celebrates his 90th birthday Friday.
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Polk county is making sandbags available to people in the county.
The Ralph Prepares for Sioux-Gopher Weekend
Tomorrow starts an intense weekend for hockey in Grand Forks. The University of Minnesota is coming to town to play the Sioux and the winner of the three game series will advance. And Ralph administration is getting ready for a wild crowd.
RELATED CONTENTWoman Pleads Guilty to Counterfeiting
A Grand Forks woman says she will plead guilty to making and using counterfeit money.
RELATED CONTENTNew State Vehicle Rules Could Be a Problem For UND Student Groups
Changes in the oversight of state fleet vehicles at UND has led to a new policy in requesting one. It will mean a stricter policy on when a state vehicle is allowed to be used. Now UND's student government members are worried that it will make it harder for them to go to important events.
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A Thief River Falls cat survives being shot with a hunting arrow.
RELATED CONTENTFosston Students Celebrate Chuck Norris' Birthday
Students in Fosston, MN celebrated the 70th birthday of actor Chuck Norris today.
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UND has landed another major international training contract. This time it's to train air traffic controllers from Norway.
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