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In my column two weeks ago, I made the case that our nation was in trouble because Congress was not working properly. Though the Constitution is a magnificent achievement produced...

Silicon Valley significantly escalated its war on white supremacy this week, choking off the ability of hate groups to raise money online, removing them from Internet search engines, and preventing...

Midnight and still 80 degrees. You knew it would still be in the 70s in the morning. Remember those sticky summer nights spent on sweat-soaked sheets? You were too hot...

WEST FARGO—As the rest of the country is grappling with how to understand racial divides after violence erupted at a neo-Nazi rally in Charlottesville, Va. Saturday, Aug. 12, Bonanzaville unveiled...

EDEN PRAIRIE, Minn.—The Vikings opened the preseason with one starter out on the offensive line. Now, they could be down two.

Left guard Alex Boone missed a third consecutive practice...

EDEN PRAIRIE, Minn.—When Vikings rookie Marshall Koehn lined up for a 58-yard field-goal attempt in practice this week, it was a chance to make a statement.

Koehn is battling incumbent...

MINNEAPOLIS—Eddie Rosario isn't sure what it is that makes him hit so well against the Cleveland Indians.

Maybe it's the chance for the Twins left fielder to show off in...

ST. PAUL—A wild reversal of fortunes took Alan Klapmeier from being the recipient of a $10 million verdict to owing more than $671,000 in a prolonged legal battle with Cirrus...

WILLMAR, Minn. — A former employee of a licensed community residential facility in Willmar and a vulnerable adult who lived there have been charged with 14 burglary- and theft-related charges...

Apparently because they didn’t have anything better to do, a couple of Republican lawmakers from West Fargo got their skirts up over their heads because of a display at the...

MOORHEAD, Minn. -- In the summer of 2013, former Moorhead High School hockey standout Matt Cullen was walking around the bar at Usher’s House in Moorhead during a silent auction...

DULUTH, Minn. — Dominic Toninato became an NHL free agent at midnight Wednesday, Aug. 16. That status changed in a matter of hours for the former Minnesota Duluth captain, who...

ST. PAUL — Minnesota's attorney general filed a lawsuit Wednesday, Aug. 16, against two lending firms, accusing them of bilking money from veterans and senior citizens.

Future Income Payments, of...

After days of consideration and in the face of mounting critiques, the CEO of Minnesota-based 3M has resigned from President Donald Trump’s manufacturing council.

MINNEAPOLIS — What is more American than football?

Getting together with friends to personalize the gridiron experience with gambling, bringing great glory for the victors and humiliating defeat for everyone...

BEMIDJI, Minn.—More than 100 people marched down Bemidji's main drag Wednesday evening, Aug. 16, holding signs and chanting in response to a racist rally in Virginia this past weekend that...

FARGO — The simmering campaign for congressional seats in North Dakota heated up with the simultaneous entry of a Democratic candidate for the House and a Republican contender for the...

WILLISTON, N.D. -- Williston’s new airport will get another federal cash infusion of $20 million to support its construction.

The money is in addition to other federal investments on the...

GRAND FORKS — Rep. Kevin Cramer, R-N.D., downplayed President Donald Trump's latest remarks on violence in Charlottesville, Va., calling them "fine"—though he said the president had gone "strategically wrong" in...

Attorney General Jeff Sessions said Wednesday that the Charlottesville, Virginia, car attack could be prosecuted as a hate crime, saying that federal authorities "intensely" probing the case could ultimately decide...