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UND’s Studio One adds 12 more awards to its growing trophy case at annual Midwest Journalism Conference
Studio One? More like Studio "Won." Student journalists with Studio One, a live television show produced by students and staff at the University of North Dakota Television Center, took home 12 awards...
Posted on 5/6/13 at 2:29 PM
http://media.fccinteractive.com/voices/1942/50/50/ THE RACING LIFE
Twists And Turns
Are you ready for the 2013 racing season? The Racing Life is. But with all the snow STILL on the ground here in North Dakota is seems like spring will never get here. So to get you in the mood... we m...
Posted on 4/7/13 at 1:19 PM
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Group plans first-ever auction for S.D. bighorn sheep tag
The Midwest Chapter of the Wild Sheep Foundation annually auctions off a North Dakota bighorn sheep tag, but this year, for the first time ever, the Northfield, Minn.-based group is auctioning off a S...
Posted on 3/14/13 at 10:02 AM
http://media.fccinteractive.com/voices/294/50/50/ STAFF BLOG WDAZ STORMTRACKER WEATHER
The Weather Giveth and Taketh Away
I grew up in the Midwest, yet, after spending nearly 50 years in this region there is one element of Midwestern thought I have never understood. That would be the concept of somehow we will end up get...
Posted on 10/25/11 at 12:03 PM
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"Why the heck did you move to Fargo?"
The question I get asked most often when I introduce myself to someone new in the FM area is, "Why the heck did you move to Fargo?" While I originally was a little surprised by this comment, and woul...
Posted on 3/17/11 at 3:21 PM
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Heat Wave Takes a Toll on Upper Midwest Fish

Heat Wave Takes a Toll on Upper Midwest Fish MINNEAPOLIS (AP) — This summer's heat wave is taking its toll on fish in the Upper Midwest, where high water temperatures and low oxygen levels have combined to kill thousands of fish in Minnesota, the Dakotas and Wisconsin.

By Steve Karnowski , July 12, 2012

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Midwest Ranchers, Lawmakers Protest EPA Flyovers

DES MOINES, Iowa (AP) — Midwest ranchers have never been enamored with environmental regulators, but they really began to complain after learning that federal inspectors were flying over their land to look for problems.

By David Pitt , July 02, 2012

Study: Cougars Again Spreading Across Midwest, Including North Dakota

Study: Cougars Again Spreading Across Midwest, Including North Dakota ST. LOUIS — Cougars are again spreading across the Midwest a century after the generally reclusive predators were hunted to near extinction in much of the region, according to a new study billed as the first rigorous statistical look at the issue.

By Associated Press , June 14, 2012

Warnings Credited in Midwest Tornado Outbreak

Warnings Credited in Midwest Tornado Outbreak THURMAN, Iowa (AP) — Concerned that Midwesterners might be complacent after repeated tornado warnings came to nothing, forecasters issued a sternly worded alert, well in advance, that weekend storms could prove fatal.

By Grant Schulte, Sean Murphy , April 16, 2012

Forecasters Say Saturday Midwest Storms 'Life Threatening'

Forecasters Say Saturday Midwest Storms 'Life Threatening' OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) — In an unusually early and strong warning, national weather forecasters cautioned Friday that conditions are ripe for violent tornadoes to rip through the nation from Texas to Minnesota this weekend.

By Sean Murphy , April 13, 2012

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Heat Makes Upper Midwest Long For Return of Winter

Heat Makes Upper Midwest Long For Return of Winter In the land of giant ice castles, where automakers test their vehicles against bitter cold and people play hockey year-round, it's not uncommon to hear complaints about the weather.

By Chris Williams, Colin Fly , July 21, 2011

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Midwest Heat Wave Expected to Persist This Week

Midwest Heat Wave Expected to Persist This Week Midwest residents woke Tuesday to the whir of fans and air conditioners, the soundtrack to an unusually intense heat wave enveloping most of middle America and slowly spreading eastward.

By Tammy Webber , July 19, 2011

Fewer Firms Reporting Layoffs in Midwest Survey

Fewer layoffs and continued optimism mark a February regional economic survey for nine Midwest and Plains states, according to a report released Tuesday.

By Associated Press , March 01, 2011

Midwest, Plains Bankers Optimistic on Economy

A new survey of bankers suggests the outlook for rural areas of 10 Midwest and Plains states remains positive thanks to the improving economy.

By Associated Press , February 17, 2011

Weather Service: Spring Flooding Likely in Midwest

A hydrologist for the National Weather Service warned Thursday that towns along the upper part of the Mississippi River could be in for significant flooding this spring.

By Jim Salter , February 03, 2011

Blizzard Spreads Snowy Shroud Over Nearly Half of U.S.

A fearsome storm spread a smothering shroud of white over nearly half the nation Wednesday, snarling transportation from Oklahoma to New England, burying parts of the Midwest under 2 feet of snow and laying down dangerously heavy ice in the Northeast that was too much for some buildings to bear.

By Don Babwin, Michael Tarm , February 02, 2011

Agriculture Boosts Midwest, Plains Economy in 2011

The economy is gaining strength in nine Midwest and Plains states because global growth and continued low interest rates have provided a boost to agriculture and energy businesses, according to a new survey released Tuesday.

By Associated Press , February 01, 2011

Midwest Storm Slows Travel as it Hovers in Iowa

Midwest Storm Slows Travel as it Hovers in Iowa A storm that promised to bring a white Christmas to much of the Midwest had dumped 9 inches of snow in Iowa by Friday morning and was moving east, where a rare bit of holiday snow was expected as far south as Atlanta.

By Melanie S. Welte , December 24, 2010

Storm Socks Midwest, Cancels Flights, Closes Roads

Storm Socks Midwest, Cancels Flights, Closes Roads A powerful, gusty storm dumped mounds of snow across the upper Midwest on Sunday, closing major highways in several states, canceling more than 1,600 flights in Chicago and collapsing the roof of the Minnesota Vikings' stadium.

By Associated Press , December 12, 2010

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Survey Suggests Slower Midwest Economy

An October survey of supply managers in nine Midwestern and Plains states suggests that the regional economy will continue to grow, but at a slower pace.

By Associated Press , November 01, 2010

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