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CHICAGO—My brother-in-law, a volunteer constable in a small Arkansas town, once said that the answer to the tensions and violence between motorists of color and the police was for law...

COLEHARBOR, N.D. — Steve Knorr is absolutely sure he'll get 24 inches of water on his crops this year.

It's expensive water, but, in an area under extreme drought, he...

This is the first in a two-part series on the growing number of seniors living solo. The second will run Monday.

Any half-decent pinochle player worth a trick will...

Duane DeKrey, who directs the Garrison Diversion Unit, is becoming increasingly frustrated by the fact that it's only now that the full promise of the McClusky Canal project is being...

QUETICO PROVINCIAL PARK — After dinner, we shuffle down the sand beach to the point, carrying our little camp chairs. It's time. Time to build a modest fire on the...

For authorities, the case that would become the notorious Glensheen murders began on a warm, muggy summer morning.

It was just before 7 a.m. on June 27, 1977, when...

Trouble continued to follow Marjorie Caldwell after her 1979 trial and acquittal for murder conspiracy in the slayings of her mother and her mother's nurse at Glensheen.

She parted...

It was in 1968 that the Congdon family gave its Duluth estate — Glensheen — to the University of Minnesota Duluth so the Congdon legacy would live on.

For Grand Forks' single immigration law firm, business is growing and changing under President Donald Trump.

New executive orders made by the president led to a 38 percent increase in...

Grand Forks city leaders crowded into a lower-level room at City Hall on Monday to hash out next year's budget, a process that promises to be fraught with tough decisions....

CLEVELAND — Lingering illness kept Miguel Sano out of the Twins' starting lineup for a second straight game Saturday, but he was hopeful of returning by Sunday's series finale with...

DULUTH — Hermantown's Dylan Samberg said he didn't want to travel to Chicago for the 2017 NHL Draft with high expectations in case he wasn't drafted as high as projected....

DULUTH — The senior adviser to U.S. Interior Sec. Ryan Zinke was in Duluth on Saturday to speak to the annual conference of the Outdoor Writers Association of America.

Dave...

MINNEAPOLIS — Timberwolves owner Glen Taylor said the front office would take time this next week to see whether the team ranks among the Western Conference's elite.

Minnesota finished 13th...

MINNEAPOLIS — Never, at least in his time in Minnesota, has Tom Thibodeau looked happier than he did late Thursday night.

DULUTH — Iron ore was cruising out of the Twin Ports last month as this shipping season continued its best start since 2013.

"The first three months looked strong —...

In the offices of Midco Sports Network this week, vice president Mark Powell and others reminisced about its first venture into broadcasting live sports 10 years ago.

Midco televised a...

CHICAGO — You might remember Dylan Samberg as the kid who netted the game-winning goal to lift Hermantown to a dramatic 4-3 double overtime win over Monticello/Annandale/Maple Lake in this...

CHICAGO — After nearly a month of looking, the Minnesota Wild officially named Bob Woods as an assistant coach on Saturday morning.

Woods takes over for Scott Stevens, who resigned...

CHICAGO — Minnesota Wild general manager Chuck Fletcher joked that coach Bruce Boudreau was bored on Friday night during the first round of this year's NHL draft.

Fletcher started to...