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(Photo by Joe Banish/UND Today)   (By Walter Criswell. UND Today) - Emily Cherry Oliver, professor and chair of Theatre Arts, and Pablo de Len, professor and chair of Space Studies, have been nam...

(Photo by Alyssa Chen/Minnesota Reformer)   (Minnesota Reformer) - Poorly written or vague policies may have cost state-run Medicaid services $1.7 billion in payments over nearly four years, a ne...

(File image)   (North Dakota Monitor) - Utility regulators approved a compromise electricity rate increase for North Dakota customers of Xcel Energy, a deal they say shields those rate-payers fro...

(Photo by Kyle Martin/For the North Dakota Monitor)     (North Dakota Monitor) - Amid the flood of lawsuits across the country challenging U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement detentions...

(Sargent Jason Dvorak. KNOX News photo)   (KNOX) - Sargent Jason Dvorak retired from the Grand Forks Police Department after serving the citizens of the city for over 29 years. A ceremony was hel...

(Photo by Anna Moneymaker/Getty Images via the Minnesota Reformer)   (Minnesota Reformer) - U.S. Sen. Amy Klobuchar overwhelmingly won this week's Democratic precinct caucus straw poll for Minnes...

(iStock / Getty Images Plus via the North Dakota Monitor)   (North Dakota Monitor) - Williams County in northwest North Dakota reported a measles case, the state's first case of the disease in 20...

(Adobe Stock via Prairie News Service)   (By Mike Moen. Prairie News Service) - Recent arctic blasts are placing additional pressure on North Dakotans juggling heating costs with other needs, and...

(Photo by Joe Banish/UND Today)     (UND Today) - The University of North Dakota is leading a major national effort to improve chronic disease management for older adults after receiving a h...

(Photo by Michael Achterling/North Dakota Monitor)   (North Dakota Monitor) - Utility regulators approved a compromise electricity rate increase for North Dakota customers of Xcel Energy, a deal ...