Also, Stassen says salesperson is not endorsed by Chamber.

Monday meeting to pick a contractor is cancelled; more discussion next week.

It’s really unfortunate that, as the school board and administration discuss with Johnson Controls the millions of dollars that need to be spend at the local public school buildings, the pool is not only lumped into that conversation, it actually dominates the conversation more often than not. Sure, kids learn how to swim in that building,...

The Saturday before Father's Day, Dad and I shared pall bearer duties for the funeral of Bernice, one of the last of the old neighbors.

Minnesota's new online health insurance exchange is hiring people to help residents sign up for its health plans. But advocates say the system is unfair because consumer assistants will be paid less for helping poor applicants who are reliant on Medicaid.

In evals, embattled chancellor calls for research focus, sports oversight.

Grand Forks has become the first city in North Dakota to protect city employees and city job applicants from discrimination based on gender identity and sexual orientation.

Driver of car, Boyle, cited for failure to yield to a pedestrian in a crosswalk.

He's being treated for non-Hodgkins lymphoma.

Discussion expands into a desire for board members, council members to know more about Parks & Rec, city budgets in general.

Five things we want to see happen.

There was a toast and an apology this weekend as the Leinenkugel brewery's fan base grew to include a Minnesota politician who once insulted the Wisconsin beer.

The revelation that a former commander of a Nazi SS-led military unit has lived quietly in Minneapolis for the past six decades came as a shock to those who know 94-year-old Michael Karkoc. World War II survivors in both the U.S. and Europe harshly condemned the news and prosecutors in Poland have said they'll investigate.

No Minnesota governor in almost two decades has won with a majority of the statewide vote, thanks mostly to a plucky third party whose candidates have been difference makers or, in the case of Jesse Ventura, the stunning victor.

Living 116 years is an accomplishment, but one has to wonder if living this long brings about a question of quality verses quantity? If you think about it, there are both pros and cons to such a lengthy life.

“The Sound of Music” popped into my head the other day, specifically, one of the songs from the soundtrack, “My Favorite Things,” sung by the leading actress, Julie Andrews. Then I started thinking about that song, and for a couple of weeks the verses and the chorus have echoed in my mind, and as a result some other...

A 27-year-old man says he will sign a plea agreement in a wide-ranging synthetic drug investigation that began a year ago after the overdose deaths of two teens in the Grand Forks area.

Authorities say a toddler was rescued from a highway in east-central Minnesota after she wandered away from a day care where the provider was drunk.

For a couple days at least, Minnesota's largest dentist office will be in Bemidji.

Pirates earn the Academic All-state silver award

It'll start at 7 p.m.

No quotes were submitted by June 10 at noon deadline.

Art teacher will spend most of the summer crafting more than 1,000 individual tiles.

Council says new asphalt at CFD lot can wait.

Chamber's Main Street Mingle Block Party is from 5 to 7 p.m.

Cheers...to teaching kids the importance of safety.Jeers...to irresponsible pet owners.

The call center for Minnesota's new health insurance marketplace will be operational Sept. 3 to help prepare consumers for buying coverage when open enrollment begins a month later, officials said Wednesday

The Minnesota Department of Revenue is advising businesses and others about changes to the state sales tax that legislators approved last month.

"The father was caring for his children. There were a total of six under the age of 7 he was responsible for," Moorhead Police Lt. Tory Jacobson said Wednesday. "Ultimately he forgot and left his youngest child in the car for an extended a period of time."

Consumers hoping for official quotes on how much they might have to pay for health plans sold on Minnesota's health insurance exchange, dubbed MNsure, are going to have to wait.

School board agrees with Bates that seniors this spring got out of school a bit early.

Public reception will follow 3 p.m. ceremony.

It's the first time Mission of Mercy has had a clinic in northern Minnesota.

Police in Moorhead say a 5-month-old girl has died after being left in a minivan for hours.

School district enters into contract with Teachers on Call.

MacDonald will retire at the end of the year.

When Fire Chief/Emergency Manager Tim Froeber recently briefed city officials and Crookston City Council members on what went well and what didn’t go so well during the 2013 spring flood fight with the Red Lake River, when it came to what didn’t go well, he kind of beat around the bush.

The Minnesota Court of Appeals says fear of harm is not a defense against losing one's driver's license for drunken driving.

A former student who says he was sexually abused by a teacher at Shattuck-St. Mary's sued the southern Minnesota prep school on Monday, claiming some administrators received reports about "naked dance parties" and other inappropriate sexual conduct with students, but did nothing about it and allowed him to continue teaching.

Economy, rules changes spur downtown in numbers.

Council was divided down the middle the last time the issue came up.

Could Crookston students have iPads someday?

Saturation window ran from May 20 to June 2.

On school technology, sunshine, local baseball, fearing photographers, and fixing our schools and pool...

It's not a safety net, it's a hammock.

Much of the Henry B. Smith is intact.

Deer hadn't been able to eat or drink for days.

Naomi Woods describes her psychotic break as sliding into an abyss with no way out.