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Around 20 individuals walked around the state Capitol in Pierre, South Dakota, on Sunday, Jan. 17, reciting the rosary and praying for what one man termed "free and fair elections." Earlier in the week, the FBI warned of armed protests at the nation's 50 state capitols by people opposed to the democratic election of Joe Biden.

The nationwide security scramble followed the attack on the U.S. Capitol in Washington by a mix of extremists and Trump supporters, some of whom called for the death of Vice President Mike Pence as he presided over the certification of Biden's election victory.

Jamernik joined the Fighting Hawks during Christmas break.

The Duluth theater company paired with The 24 Hour Plays to create about a dozen 5-minute monologues that were posted to social media on Tuesday night.

The report, published by the agribusiness and applied economics department at NDSU, found that the system had a $5.5 billion economic impact, including direct and secondary expenditures.

Law enforcement and journalists outnumbered protesters at Minnesota's Capitol building for a second consecutive day.

As two new COVID-19 vaccines become more widely available, patients with cancer and cancer survivors may wonder if it's safe to be vaccinated.

Board members to advise on projects, topics and policy to improve the health of state's youth.

There are a number of ways businesses can interact with the program and connect to faculty and students, according to Jeff Holm, UND’s vice provost for online education. For instance, if a business wants to know why sales have plummeted in a certain part of the country, a class could look into that and give the company real, useful feedback.

Shoving a pipeline through the heart of Ojibwe wild rice territory is a low blow at any count.

On Jan. 1, SafetySpect Inc. moved to UND’s Center for Innovation. The company established an office there last summer, as part of the North Dakota Bioscience Association.

Worth Knowing: Ethelyn Pearson developed her passion for writing and literature at an early age and would pursue it for almost her entire life. By the time she died of COVID-19 at age 99 in a Clarissa, Minn., nursing home on Dec. 11, 2020, she had sold some 700 stories to nearly 60 publications, ranging from local newspapers to national magazines.

Legislators aim for the tuition change to attract more students to attend North Dakota colleges and universities.

Representatives for CVS Health and Walgreens said they have the staff and supplies to handle “rare but severe” reactions.

Electric-assist bicycles, or E-bikes, have grown in popularity during the pandemic, allowing people with varying physical abilities to enjoy biking. A new bicycle shop is set to open in Rochester, in March, with a line of e-bikes available, in addition to traditional bicycles.

The photography business has been in Grand Forks since 1989.

Ice fishing is a general sport for outdoors enthusiasts. This season, more numbers of ice anglers are being on the lakes.

The bill would remove the requirement that a woman can breastfeed in public or private spaces as long as they do so in a 'discreet and modest manner.'

Beliefs about the shots are shaped by framing, party orientation, Minnesota health care workers included,

Jonathan Holth, community and client development manager at JLG, is board chair; John Oncken, CEO of True North Equipment, is board vice chair; and Shawn Gaddie, division manager at AE2S Nexus, is secretary- treasurer.