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Don't Identify as Human? North Dakota Schools Don't Want You
A new bill would ban schools in the state from accommodating students who believe to be “any animal species other than human.”
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Alleged Mexican Cartel Hitman Who Once Boasted of Killing Up to 30 People a Month Extradited to US
Juan Francisco Sillas-Rocha, known as “Ruedas,” or “Wheels,” was apprehended in Tijuana 11 years ago and has been fighting extradition to the United States.
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University Staffers Were Searching for Missing Native American Artifacts. They Found Dozens of Dead Bodies.
When staff at the University of North Dakota went searching for a missing pipe and other items, they were unprepared for what they found, more than 70 human remains.
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State Court Blocks Abortion Bans in Wyoming and North Dakota From Taking Effect
Abortion bans set to take effect this week in Wyoming and North Dakota were temporarily blocked Wednesday by judges in those states amid lawsuits arguing that the bans violate their state constitutions.
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Energy Co. Fined $8M After 150 Eagles Killed by Wind Turbines in Calif., 7 States
A subsidiary of one of the largest U.S. providers of renewable energy pleaded guilty to criminal charges and was ordered to pay over $8 million in fines and restitution after at least 150 eagles were killed at its wind farms in eight states, federal prosecutors said Wednesday.
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High School Senior Takes His 92-Year-Old Great Grandma to Prom
Watford City High School Senior Dakota Wollman took his 92-year-old great-grandmother, Madeline Miller, to his senior prom.
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Theodore Roosevelt Library in North Dakota to Take Statue
The Theodore Roosevelt Presidential Library in North Dakota has agreed to take a controversial equestrian statue of the 26th president that has stood on the steps of the American Museum of Natural History in New York City since 1940
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N.D. Lawmaker Will Miss His Anti-Vaccine Rally After Catching COVID
A North Dakota lawmaker and an organizer of rally to oppose COVID-19 vaccine mandates is infected with the coronavirus and won’t attend the event.
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These 10 States Are America's Best Places to Live in 2021
After a year of the pandemic, social upheaval and mass remote work, these ten states are America’s best places to live.
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These Are America's 10 Best States for Remote Work
Covid showed that letting employees work remotely does not necessarily result in a loss of productivity. These states are the best work from home locations.
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18. North Dakota
The Peace Garden State offers an idyllic lifestyle and friendly regulation. But there’s far to go on access to capital.
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144 Cities Could Lose Status as Metro Areas
There may be fewer metro areas in the U.S. in the near future
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Dog Rescued on Frozen River
A dog was seen stranded on a frozen river in Fargo, N.D. Local authorities called to the scene braved the cold waters to rescue the dog.
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Man Who Died of Coronavirus Wins Election for North Dakota State Legislature
Republican David Andahl, who died from COVID-19 in October, won his election to the North Dakota state legislature on Tuesday, NBC News reports. Andahl, a “Trump Republican” according to the Grand Forks Herald, ran a primary challenge against a powerful Republican and won earlier this year. He was then endorsed by influential figures like Gov. Doug Burgum, who won re-election on Tuesday. He was...
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Coronavirus Case Increases Set Records in at Least 7 States, Prompting New Restrictions
At least seven states have set new records for single-day increases in coronavirus cases, prompting some to set new restrictions as concerns mount over possible “superspreader events” during the upcoming holiday season.
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Rural Midwest Hospitals Struggling to Handle Virus Surge
Rural Jerauld County in South Dakota didn’t see a single case of the coronavirus for more than two months stretching from June to August.
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Dakotas Lead US in Virus Growth as Both Reject Mask Rules
Coronavirus infections in the Dakotas are growing faster than anywhere else in the nation
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North Dakota County May Become US's 1st to Bar New Refugees
Reuben Panchol was forced to leave war-torn Sudan decades ago as a child, embarking on an odyssey that eventually brought him to the American Midwest and left him eternally grateful to the country that took him in. “I am an American citizen, a North Dakotan,” said Panchol, a 38-year-old father of four. “And without North Dakota, I couldn’t have...
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Graham Phillips Talks Going From Actor to Director in The Bygone
Graham Phillips stopped by the California Live studio to talk about directing his first movie and being cast as Prince Eric in the Little Mermaid Live. As seen on California Live on Friday, Nov. 1, 2019.
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Federal Judge Blocks Missouri's 8-Week Abortion Ban
A new Missouri ban on abortions at or after eight weeks of pregnancy won’t take effect Wednesday after a federal judge temporarily blocked it from being implemented. U.S. District Judge Howard Sachs put a pause on the law as a legal challenge against it plays out in court, which could take months. He added that Planned Parenthood and the American...