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Minnesota drops their fifth consecutive game to the team with the American League’s worst record| Dickinson Press
Minnesota drops their fifth consecutive game to the team with the American League’s worst record| Dickinson Press
The wins are few but, manager Rocco Baldelli said, ‘We’ve made a ton of positive moves and adjustments since the trade deadline’| Dickinson Press
Buxton currently has 29 home runs and 21 stolen bases on the year| Dickinson Press
Forum food columnist shares three great recipes to help you celebrate the occasion.| Dickinson Press
Have an abundance of zucchini? This recipe is just the ticket.| Dickinson Press
Dad and kids can easily whip up this tasty treat for Mother’s Day or any special occasion.| Dickinson Press
Made with fresh ingredients and a tangy dressing, this salad showcases summer garden harvest.| Dickinson Press
These burgers require a few more ingredients but the additional layers of flavor are worth the extra effort.| Dickinson Press
Don’t be daunted by the seven layers — everything comes together quickly and easily and can be customized to individual tastes.| Dickinson Press
Prepared chicken means this recipe can be put together in mere minutes and results in an elegant and delicious main course.| Dickinson Press
Thanks to her son’s discerning palate, Sarah Nasello perfected a version that passed his taste test.| Dickinson Press
RubyAnn joined The Dickinson Press in January 2025 as the Community Pulse Reporter, covering arts, entertainment, food, local businesses, and community events in southwest North Dakota. For story tips or inquiries, you can reach RubyAnn at 701-456-1212 or rubyann@thedickinsonpress.com.| Dickinson Press
Restructuring will change campground to mostly pull-through-sites, which are easier for RV campers| Dickinson Press
From downloading the app to understanding drop-off zones and DUI laws, here’s what every rider needs to know before hopping on an e-scooter in Dickinson.| Dickinson Press
Drawing an all-ages crowd, the rescheduled annual event featured art, music and friendly competition| Dickinson Press
“It transforms us. The audience. The singers. The players. It cuts us loose. It turns ranchers into rock stars. Strangers into friends,” Jessie Veeder writes.| Dickinson Press
“I step outside and I’m flooded with a wave of memories of all that I used to be, summer after summer growing up out here. It smells like work and evenings spent sliding down hills on cardboard boxes with my cousins,” Jessie Veeder writes.| Dickinson Press
Jessie Veeder talks about impromptu efforts that end up making the best memories.| Dickinson Press
Jessie Veeder recounts a recent experience where she and her family got caught in a sudden thunderstorm.| Dickinson Press
An abundance of rain means the creek beds are literally hopping with frogs Jessie Veeder’s daughters have been trying to catch.| Dickinson Press
A few other state parks in North Dakota have multiple family members working, but only Icelandic has four siblings on the job.| Dickinson Press
The Dickinson Press is your #1 source for news, weather, and sports from Dickinson, North Dakota.| Dickinson Press
Rob Port is a news reporter, columnist, and podcast host for the Forum News Service with an extensive background in investigations and public records. He covers politics and government in North Dakota and the upper Midwest. Reach him at rport@forumcomm.com. Click here to subscribe to his Plain Talk…| Dickinson Press
Peyton Haug joined The Forum as the Bismarck correspondent in June 2024. Reach Peyton at phaug@forumcomm.com.| Dickinson Press
Sorry, parents, but the government isn’t going to be able to censor your child’s internet use for you.| Dickinson Press
The Legislature can't amend the governor's constitutionally defined veto process in statute.| Dickinson Press
Open court proceedings exist not just to protect the accused, but also to ensure accountability for the judges, prosecutors and law enforcement officials who participate.| Dickinson Press
A limited podcast series from Bismarck filmmaker (and Plain Talk podcast producer) Matt Fern tells a story of cozy politics, and how it can be exposed.| Dickinson Press
The latest opinion columns for the Dickinson area and throughout North Dakota and South Dakota.| Dickinson Press
In contrast to North Dakota, at least seven oil-and-gas-producing states have taken either legislative or judicial action to restrict the costs that can be deducted from royalty owners’ checks.| Dickinson Press
An audit conducted by the state found there were hundreds of thousands of dollars in accounting errors between the state colleges in Grand Forks, Dickinson, Williston and Mayville.| Dickinson Press
Cases that are dismissed or acquitted as of Aug. 1 will close 61 days after the ruling. Defendants with acquittals or dismissals before Aug. 1 have to file a petition to seal the records.| Dickinson Press
Following Gov. Kelly Armstrong’s veto snafu in May, the assembly is drafting legislation to clarify the veto process.| Dickinson Press
Prompted by the shooting of two Minnesota lawmakers in June, North Dakota legislators are reexamining how accessible they should be to the public.| Dickinson Press
April Baumgarten has been a journalist in North Dakota since 2011. She joined The Forum in February 2019 as an investigative reporter. Readers can reach her at 701-241-5417 or abaumgarten@forumcomm.com.| Dickinson Press
Max Brosmer has been making his case over the past couple weeks| Dickinson Press
The former head coach of the Miami Dolphins and co-defendants are suing the league and three teams claiming Black coaches face discrimination| Dickinson Press
Blaize Shiek has been performing since at least 2016, describing it previously as "something I love to do."| Dickinson Press
Sam Howell left something to be desired, while Max Brosmer continued to turn heads| Dickinson Press
It’s not hyperbole to say this was as good as J.J. McCarthy has looked in training camp| Dickinson Press
There will be no fighting tolerated at joint practice between the Vikings and the Patriots| Dickinson Press
J.J. McCarthy is growing thanks to the shapeshifting group of defenders| Dickinson Press
Wednesday will mark the first time J.J. McCarthy and Drake Maye are on the field together in the NFL| Dickinson Press
Max Brosmer has a chance to keep building his case this weekend| Dickinson Press
There were some highs and lows from McCarthy on a 13-play, 58-yard scoring drive in the team’s first preseason game| Dickinson Press
Field Level Media is a partner news agency for Forum Communications Company.| Dickinson Press
Post 19 is one of four teams representing North Dakota, South Dakota, Minnesota and Nebraska at the Centennial Classic in Milbank.| Dickinson Press
Brodina will be coached by his father, Dustin, one final time during the series.| Dickinson Press
Top-seeded Central Cass held off the No. 2 Lakers on Saturday for the program's seventh state championship.| Dickinson Press
Fishing TV show host and fishing educator Mike Frisch gives suggestions on how to catch more fish this season| Dickinson Press
Your local prep sports news, game results, high school highlights, and more from Dickinson, North Dakota and South Dakota.| Dickinson Press
Mike Frisch reflects on what he learned bass fishing in 2024| Dickinson Press
Mike Frisch lists his most influential fishermen| Dickinson Press
Mike Frisch and the Fishing the Midwest team list some ideas for taking walleyes in shallow water| Dickinson Press
Tips for the spring fishing season| Dickinson Press
Mike Frisch lays out the changes he's seen and made in his fishing style lately| Dickinson Press
Carl Wold's newspaper office was trashed after editorials he published. Then farmers packed themselves into the courtroom during his trial.| Dickinson Press
By the time the 12-hour standoff was over, three people were dead. It started with drunken, deadly threats| Dickinson Press
It was reported that at least 6 fires were started that year in Alexandria, Minnesota.| Dickinson Press
Late-inning rallies and command issues cost Dickinson in regular season finale at Dakota Community Bank & Trust Ballpark.| Dickinson Press
The Cougars had to shake off some rust in their second meet of the season, but found a way to finish in the top-2.| Dickinson Press
The Mavericks learned key lessons last year despite not winning a game, and are excited for a fresh slate.| Dickinson Press
There is lots of excitment brewing around the DSU rodeo program in the upcoming campaign.| Dickinson Press
The Heart River Cougars and the Bowman County Bulldogs competed in the 2025 East/West Classic.| Dickinson Press
Participation with sponsored events exceeded 17,000 in the last 12 months.| Dickinson Press
NDSU athletic director says there was never any thought to cutting non-revenue sports.| Dickinson Press
North Dakota State fifth-year senior passed the test of patience in waiting to become the starter.| Dickinson Press
Seniors Jaxon Duttenhefer, Logan Kopp give back to Outdoor Adventure Foundation event on Lake Sakakawea.| Dickinson Press
The Vault| Dickinson Press
Golfers across the country who shot lower or netted a better score than the professional golfer would receive medals saying “I beat Ben Hogan.”| Dickinson Press
Patsy Magner’s hellraising career as a boxer and saloon owner in South Dakota and Iowa came to a violent end in December 1934.| Dickinson Press
Cell phone images are great for instant sharing but what is your long-term plan?| Dickinson Press
Historical timeline of government investigations into the UFO or UAP phenomena from 1940s until 1969.| Dickinson Press
Once considered the leader of North Dakota's largest meth ring, Michael Gamboa is seeking release from prison and opportunity to help ex-convicts assimilate back into society.| Dickinson Press
Months of verbal conflict ended in 1996 after a William Hart shot Clifton Rodenburg down while he worked out at the YMCA, and then shot himself. Both survived.| Dickinson Press
100 years later, great-grandson began quest to clear his ancestor’s name after finding a lost note from the killer.| Dickinson Press
Twins bullpen strikes out 10, allows just one hit in four shutout innings| Dickinson Press
Jacob Cheris covers a variety of high school and college sports. A graduate of Penn State University's class of 2023, with a degree in broadcast journalism, he covered Penn State Men’s Hockey for three years. Jacob also covers Big Ten Hockey for College Hockey News.| Dickinson Press
Forum columnist pays tribute to her mother — and all mothers — ahead of the Mother’s Day holiday.| Dickinson Press
"And I suppose this is the big reason I wanted to raise my kids here, on my family’s ranch," Jessie Veeder writes.| Dickinson Press
“I have to hand it to the woman — she’s come a long way from calling me from the grocery store aisle to ask, once again, for the recipe for tacos. Now you can find her hatching chicks and selling eggs and talking about yeast for her homemade bread,” Jessie Veeder writes.| Dickinson Press
Jessie Veeder writes about a recent event she spoke at that also served as a reminder to make time for special moments whenever you can.| Dickinson Press
“Home with the Lost Italian” is a weekly column written by Sarah Nasello featuring recipes by her husband, Tony Nasello. The couple owned Sarello’s in Moorhead and live in Fargo. Readers can reach them at sarahnasello@gmail.com.| Dickinson Press
“We chose the mountains as a challenge to pick a spot to live, and that sounded adventurous before we completely settled down at the ranch,” Jessie Veeder writes.| Dickinson Press
With the 2025 legislative session in the rearview mirror, North Dakotans can expect to save money on property taxes and insulin. Lawmakers also honed in on criminal justice reform and K-12 issues.| Dickinson Press
Construction will begin this summer and is slated to take around three years, marking the hospital’s biggest buildout since opening in 1885.| Dickinson Press
This is the first time an NFL team will play international games on consecutive weekends in different countries| Dickinson Press
His confidence was unmistakable as he talked Tuesday about the pressure that comes with the position| Dickinson Press
Though they still haven’t met in person, McDaniel said willing to be a resource for the Vikings’ first-round draft pick| Dickinson Press
The former Gophers quarterback went undrafted in the 2025 NFL Draft| Dickinson Press
It started with a tweet edge rusher Jonathan Greenard sent out after a first-round playoff loss| Dickinson Press
There’s no guarantee for Montigo Moss beyond this weekend at TCO Performance Center| Dickinson Press
There’s a hometown connection with former Gophers quarterback Max Brosmer participating| Dickinson Press
The defensive lineman agreed to a 1-year, $23 million contract extension with the Vikings after an impressive 2024 season| Dickinson Press
The Hawks topped Bismarck Century on Saturday to win the North Dakota Division AA at the Fargodome.| Dickinson Press
Coach placed on administrative leave pending outcome of investigation by school administration.| Dickinson Press
The Vault| Dickinson Press
In 2002, few in North Dakota and Minnesota knew what meth was, but they were soon to find out.| Dickinson Press
Fueled by his own secret as a one-time confidential informant, Michael Gamboa turned his paranoia on his own dealers, brothers and customers.| Dickinson Press
A police raid coordinated by more than a dozen law agencies ended Michael Gamboa’s drug empire in 2002.| Dickinson Press
