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Minnesotans 21 and younger will need a permit to operate a boat starting July 1, 2025.| InForum
Minnesotans 21 and younger will need a permit to operate a boat starting July 1, 2025.| InForum
Referencing cases of government fraud in Minnesota, lawmakers are looking to tackle fiscal responsibility and accountability in the upcoming session| InForum
Federal charging documents say Ming Sun Cheung shielded undocumented workers from detection "for the purpose of commercial advantage and financial gain."| InForum
Despite repeated warnings from experts, soil continues to erode at an alarming pace. Soil health advocates say it's past time to do something about it.| InForum
At a Sunday evening press conference, Drew Evans, superintendent of the Minnesota Bureau of Criminal Apprehension, said the search for Boelter remains a “very active investigation”| InForum
The suspect is identified as Vance Boelter, 57.| InForum
Gov. Tim Walz and law enforcement officials will hold a public safety briefing to provide updates on the targeted shootings of state legislators Melissa Hortman and John Hoffman.| InForum
Sen. John A. Hoffman and his wife were also shot by an individual impersonating a police officer on Saturday morning. Suspect identified as 57-year-old Vance Boelter| InForum
Gov. Tim Walz addressed the state and nation after Vance Boelter, the suspect in the shootings of two Minnesota lawmakers and their spouses, was arrested Sunday night in Sibley County| InForum
With a tied House and partisan divides, Minnesota lawmakers passed a $67 billion state budget and a $700 million bonding package in what Gov. Tim Walz is calling a historic feat.| InForum
Vance Boelter was “disguised as a police officer, and heavily armed with firearms and body armor,” according to the federal complaint filed against him| InForum
The parents of 10-year-old Harper Moyski and 8-year-old Fletcher Merkel spoke out after the mass shooting in Minneapolis.| InForum
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The fourth-term representative joins a crowded Republican race with two former gubernatorial candidates — Republicans Scott Jensen and Kendall Qualls.| InForum
Music City certainly trendier than the suburb north of Dallas, but it will be interesting to see how fans respond.| InForum
Judge Peter Welte asked David George what was a just punishment, noting that federal guidelines called for life in prison.| InForum
Why did Erin Dewitz turn one of the state's oldest tourist camps into a modern campground/lodge? "We want to make a community that our kids will want to come back to," she says.| InForum
A look at some of what got done in the regular session, what didn’t and what’s still up in the air as the Legislature poises for a special session| InForum
The Legislature also passed a repeal for MinnesotaCare coverage for undocumented adults, new data center provisions and modifications to the state’s safe and sick time law.| InForum
As Democrats continue to boycott, the Minnesota high court heard arguments Thursday over whether House Republicans have a quorum with 67 members, or if 68 members are needed to hold sessions| InForum
Democrats followed through on their promise to no-show on the first day of Minnesota's legislative session, they said, to “protect the will of the voters.”| InForum
Lawmakers debate nursing homes, costs to counties and Medicaid cuts in debates over the Human Services budgets, which propose up to $300 million in cuts.| InForum
Projections presented Thursday, March 6 are down from November’s budget forecast, which showed an anticipated $5 billion deficit for 2028-29| InForum
Minnesota Senate Democrats, joint House and Gov. Tim Walz all target health budget, while House rules out education cuts. Walz tax changes would reduce sales tax rate but expand taxable services.| InForum
Part Two of “Northern Loners” asks: Was an odd farmer punished for the sins of a killer up the road?| InForum
Loren Johnson and Karen Sauer choose to live off the grid in a rustic, one-room cabin most of the year so they can live their passion the rest of the year. What's their secret?| InForum
Henry Morris left his Nebraska hideaway for a whirlwind Omaha adventure in a story that captivated readers in North Dakota and Minnesota.| InForum
Her head was found in the summer of 1993 floating in a lake northeast of the Twin Cities. For more than 20 years, investigators have referred to the woman as "Bone Lake Jane Doe."| InForum
Authorities told residents they believe Martha Bacon's body may have been taken there for disposal by someone who knew the area.| InForum
Jamie Dennis-Gianakos plead guilty to second degree murder in the case of Ann-Marie Camp's death in 2000.| InForum
The 3-month-old son of Nickolas and Alie Shearer died last summer, and the couple’s two other sons were taken into protective custody after investigators deemed the home “not livable for children.”| InForum
The 280-megawatt, $3 billion artificial intelligence data center is planned just outside of the small town north of Fargo.| InForum
In 1948, BeBe Shopp became an instant celebrity with strong opinions about bikinis and body shaming — and she wasn’t afraid to share them.| InForum
The Weilers have made many memories in this grand south Fargo home, but matriarch Mary Weiler is downsizing. Now she just needs to find a buyer for this 4,233-square-foot gem.| InForum
Read the latest lifestyle news from The Forum of Fargo-Moorhead on faith, family, home and garden, pets, travel, personal finance, religion and more for the Fargo area and throughout North Dakota and Minnesota.| InForum
In May, doctors discovered Todd Cody has throat cancer. Now the Codys are grateful for the family, friends and community (as well as Lend a Hand Up) who have helped them navigate a difficult summer.| InForum
The owner of the fiber-arts center/inn/event venue thought it was a scam when she was first contacted by people behind the Bloomberg TV series. But it was very real -- and her episode will air soon.| InForum
The loss of a loved one led Kelsey Giere on a faith journey culminating with two Minnesota coffee shops, where she hopes people can connect, share their faith stories and enjoy coffee, too.| InForum
The 44 Venue is the first phase of a two-phase project planned by the local Richland 44 Foundation, The second phase consists of a Performing Arts Center, which will be attached to the north end of the event center.| InForum
Marge's Supper Club and Casino, the third Marge-themed bar/eatery to hit Fargo-Moorhead, will offer S'mores shakes for kids, 'Marge-aritas' and all-you-can-eat pizza rolls on Wednesdays.| InForum
It opened in 2005 to provide dancewear and costumes, but Applause Costumes & Dancewear's leaking roof and lasting slump in post-COVID sales has prompted the store to take its final bow.| InForum
Marlene Olson needed a hobby to keep up her spirits after being diagnosed with cancer and losing her dad. That hobby morphed into a business that still inspires her today.| InForum
Trying to sell pest-management systems to the residents of bug-free Denver turned Luke Schultz into a salesman. Now he's literally set up shop in a Moorhead shop and hopes to sell furniture for less.| InForum
“We understand that we’ve been entrusted with some very special call letters" and "a very meaningful legacy," said Steve Hallstrom, president of Fieldstone Group.| InForum
Restaurateurs Kelly Visto and Jessica Johnson open their latest bar and restaurant next to Shy Bar, south of Interstate 94| InForum
“We’re just really excited to be part of another community,” says Heidi Roggenkamp, owner of the Randy's diners in Fargo and West Fargo. “We think it’s going to be a really good fit.”| InForum
“We’re looking forward to celebrating our past and future with our loyal customers over the next two and a half months,” said The Toasted Frog’s owners, Jonathan Holth and Shawn Clapp| InForum
It's time to shine, co-owner Ryan Nitschke says. “We’re more focused on getting people in the door and getting food on the plate."| InForum
Merchandise is marked at 70% off at Daily Thread and "everything has got to go,” a manager says.| InForum
Meanwhile, going-out-of-business sale continues for another downtown boutique.| InForum
Henry Ford thought Fargo was a prime territory to sell Model As and Model Ts, and Chevy, Oldsmobile, Buick, Plymouth and Dodge dealers built or worked out of distinctive buildings still in use.| InForum
“If you’re worried about having a target on your back about DEI, don’t call it DEI," panelist says. "Don’t you want everyone who works where you work to feel like they belong on your team?"| InForum
Individuals with learning challenges get chance to shine at Fargo shop. “I see them getting excited … and they feel their self-worth” grow," a manager said. “To me, that’s what is important."| InForum
Four business entities were fined $10,000 each in civil penalties.| InForum
Eric Taubel will take on an interim leadership role after Charlene Briner steps down as director of the state’s cannabis office.| InForum
“This is not easy work. It is not for the faint-hearted, and it’s for people who are really committed to this kind of work,” Charlene Briner said| InForum
Dozens of exit interviews reviewed by WDAY News include direct criticism of department supervisors, and described work environment at FCPH as stressful and unhealthy.| InForum
Carter Hass writes, "... unlike their colleagues in the DNC, the ND Dem-NPL isn’t bought out by super PACs and lobbyists—and, most importantly, they fight back against extreme-right-wing policies at the state level."| InForum
"In case anyone has forgotten, Putin is a murderer, thug, a dictator who kills his political opponents," writes Dan Rice.| InForum
Alan J. Peterson writes in response to Faye Seidler's recent column "Fargo needs to find ways to heal."| InForum
"E-tabs are slot machines in disguise: addictive, everywhere, and quietly bleeding our state dry," writes Norman McCloud.| InForum
Moorhead Mayor Shelly Carlson thanks other area law enforcement agencies for their assistance in a critical incident Aug. 11 in Moorhead.| InForum
In the end, the question became: What games made NDSU football into what NDSU football is today?| InForum
Beating Montana in 2003 when NDSU was still Division II 'changed the belief and direction in the program'| InForum
Developer and architect Kevin Bartram, with RFI2 LLC, plans to construct a new 28-unit apartment building on the corner of Main Avenue and 14th Street in Moorhead.| InForum
A ranking of North Dakota State's most impactful games since the Bison moved to the Football Championship Subdivision in 2004.| InForum
Tyler Roehl offers a unique perspective because he played and coached in some of the greatest games in Bison FCS history| InForum
Victory over Gophers named The Forum’s top NDSU game as it moved fledgling FCS program to ‘massive new level’| InForum
Our newsroom occasionally reports stories under a byline of "staff." Often, the "staff" byline is used when rewriting basic news briefs that originate from official sources, such as a city press release about a road closure, and which require little or no reporting. At times, this byline is used…| InForum
The Summit League freshman of the year officially signed with the Bison Wednesday, April 2.| InForum
North Dakota State gears up for the Summit League championships in an expected tight race.| InForum
Schiller was the 2025 Summit League Freshman of the Year for the Fighting Hawks.| InForum
North Dakota State rallied against Troy, but lost in the quarterfinals.| InForum
Redbirds, off a 10-win season, return a stout defensive line and offensive playmakers.| InForum
Former NFL cornerback putting experience to use in Bison defensive backfield.| InForum
NDSU offering new 'Bison Pick Plan' for single-game tickets at Fargodome.| InForum
Seniors Jaxon Duttenhefer, Logan Kopp give back to Outdoor Adventure Foundation event on Lake Sakakawea.| InForum
Schatz's departure comes just 11 days before the World of Outlaws Sprint Car Series makes its return to the Red River Valley Speedway on Aug. 23.| InForum
Three Fargo officers are on administrative leave after an exchange of gunfire Monday at a Moorhead apartment, said Moorhead Police Chief Chris Helmick.| InForum
“The Windbreak clearly served an intoxicated person,” Fargo City Commission documents state.| InForum
The incident leading to the 4-0 commission vote involved a man served 14 alcoholic drinks in 96 minutes.| InForum
Eight months after being reprimanded for an overserving violation, the Windbreak Saloon came out victorious in their appeal of the Fargo City Commission's decision.| InForum
“Clearly they are not getting the message about how serious this is.” Commissioner Dave Piepkorn said. “This has been going on for years and I'm fed up.”| InForum
With fatal overdoses rising, federal conspiracy and distribution cases filed this year provide a window into the drugs and defendants involved in illegal trafficking in the community.| InForum
Chief Communications Officer Gregg Schildberger and three other communications team employees submitted letters of resignation on Tuesday.| InForum
Owner Jim Herrmann wanted to offer something a little different when he opened this lakeside restaurant. The result is authentic Italian fare, from real lasagna to half-pound meatballs.| InForum
“People hold him up as a warrior, a hero, which he is — he was fighting for everybody’s rights so we can live the way we live as Indigenous people — but to us, he is just family,” Pamela Bravo said.| InForum
The crimes victim advocate claimed the county retaliated against her for bringing up allegations against deputies and the prosecutor.| InForum
The new technology that is being used across the country is part of an effort to create a "real-time crime center" in Fargo that could help prevent criminal activity, police say.| InForum
Beat 2, which covers downtown, ranked low for services calls and crime, according to The Forum's analysis of the data.| InForum
Thousands of M30 pills were found in Maurice Haymon's SUV when he was pulled over on Interstate 94 in 2023. His attorney says the warrants and stop that led to the seizure were illegal.| InForum
As the North Dakotan is on track to head the U.S. Department of the Interior, he reflected on his time as governor and took pride in improving the state’s financial standing.| InForum
Mayors and county commissioners came together Friday, April 11, to anounce a new council to combat homelessness in the area.| InForum
City Commissioners narrowly approved a month-long extension of city's Winter Warming Program to avoid turning between 55 to 65 people out onto the street on Thursday, May 1.| InForum
The metro will need to build 15,900 housing units in the next 10 years to keep up with growth, the report said, despite current home prices and rental rates outpacing household incomes.| InForum
“We have to come up with a plan that we agree on,” Mayor Tim Mahoney said during a special meeting Tuesday, Jan. 21.| InForum
Rep. Greg Stemen, a Republican, offered an amendment to the Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation budget asking for $5 million for the project.| InForum
Burgum founded the Kilbourne Group, which has been a major developer in downtown Fargo's revitalization.| InForum
The 1923 building—now the industrial-chic residence of Keith and Rondi McGovern—is showcased during the Magnolia Network's series, "Where We Call Home," which is now available to Discovery Plus subscribers.| InForum
Since 2015, the former Firestone Complete Auto Care at 202 4th St. N. in downtown Fargo has sat empty. Thanks to a new adaptive reuse project, that will soon change.| InForum
