Regional News

College Student Killed While Home On Break

A former suburban Chicago high school track star, home after his first year at North Dakota State University, has died after being shot while sitting in the back seat of an automobile.   Read More

North Dakota Closing Paddlefish Snagging Season

The North Dakota Game and Fish Department says the state's 2013 paddlefish snagging season will close at 10 p.m. on Friday to protect the population level of the fish.   Read More

North Dakota Leaders Plan Trade Trip To Kazakhstan

North Dakota government and trade leaders are planning a trip to Kazakhstan next week to strengthen trade ties.   Read More

Thune: Wind Cave Campground To Remain Open

U.S. Sen. John Thune says the National Park Service has reversed a decision to close a campground at Wind Cave National Park in southwestern South Dakota.   Read More

Fight To Stop Spread Of Asian Carp Goes High Tech

Minnesota's fight to stop the spread of invasive Asian carp is going high tech.   Read More

Jogger Falls To Death In Red Wing

Authorities say a jogger fell to his death from a Mississippi River bluff in Red Wing.   Read More

Duluth Fighter Wing Begins Training

It could be a little noisier in the skies over Duluth.   Read More

Minn. Senate Leader: Minimum Wage Hike Unlikely

The state Senate majority leader says a proposed increase in the state minimum wage is not likely to happen this session because Democrats in the House and Senate can't agree how much to raise it.   Read More

EPA Taking Comments On ND Air Pollution Matter

The federal Environmental Protection Agency is taking written comments through June 17 on an appeal of North Dakota's regional haze plan approved last year.   Read More

Group From Sioux Falls Wins $1M Powerball Prize

Twenty-eight workers from Beal Distributing in Sioux Falls have claimed a $1 million Powerball prize.   Read More