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Sold! The Grand Forks Jobs Development Authority last night (Monday) accepted a $2.5 million dollar offer for the downtown Corporate Center II building. Grimsley Consulting submitted the high bid for ...

The potential sale of the Corporate Center II building in downtown Grand Forks will be reviewed by both the Growth Fund and Jobs Development Authority tonight (Monday). Written bids on the potential s...

North Dakota's COVID-19 response is getting a boost. The National Guard has called up 65 members to help the state health department with contact tracing and state lab analysis. The Guard members will...

The number of Americans seeking unemployment benefits moved up last week to 332,000 from a pandemic low, a sign that worsening COVID-19 infections may have slightly increased layoffs. Applications for...

Grand Forks fire crews responded to a home to extinguish a kitchen fire last night. The GFFD received notice of smoke and flames at 1404 South 14th Street at 9:21 p.m. The occupant of the home was abl...

North Dakota regulators say the state has officially lost its status as the nation's second-biggest oil producer to New Mexico. North Dakota produced just over 1 million barrels of oil per day in July...

Hospitals in parts of the country are in need of relief as COVID-19 continues to spread - primarily among the unvaccinated. The North Dakota Health Department reports 107 patients hospitalized around ...

East Grand Forks may look to a federal grant program to help fund improvements at LaFave Park. The city has already made application to the Greater Minnesota Parks and Trails Commission for funding to...

The lure of free hot dogs and chips brought people out to University Park in Grand Forks last night (Thursday). The size of the crowd was much smaller than previous Potato Bowl feeds that featured fre...

To boost or not to boost? Some scientists are at odds over whether COVID booster shots are actually needed in the general adult population. Pfizer's analysis says immunity wanes six to eight months af...