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Missouri Senator Claire McCaskill waded into dangerous territory for politicians overnight: college sports and the kids who don't bother going to class.
South Dakota’s bib overall king dies
On the Minnesota-South Dakota border, Trygve Trooien was something of a legend as the bachelor farmer. And a bit of a curiosity.
Amid sorrow of child’s loss, a vow to tell life stories
Stuart Schumacher finds something new every time he reads a recent obituary for a 4-year-old boy. The boy's name was Evan, and Schumacher wrote the obituary in the hours after he lost his son.
Americans too disengaged to have a decent democracy?
It seems Americans are occasionally challenged by simple civics. But the notion that voting marks an engaged country seems questionable
Golf’s personality no longer an American fit
It's a good time to be a golfer, but for the fact there aren't all that many golfers anymore.
Fargo Forum editor Matt Von Pinnon is defending Friday's front page, which featured the photos of North Dakota House members and their vote on a measure that would have extended discrimination protection to gays.
Falling in love with living WWII history
As usual, Steve Hartman nailed it again, telling the story of Carter and Jack Hanson, who literally fell in love with history.
Maura Crowell was given a five-year deal that starts at $140,000 for the 2015-16 season and jumps $7,500 each year before hitting $170,000 in 2019-2020. Both numbers are well below the $215,000 Miller was pulling in at the school that's bleeding red ink.
Emily Phillips made sure we'll remember her even though most of us never knew her. She wrote her own obituary.
If a guy wants to wear women's clothing, how does that impact you to the point where you beat him up? It's just cloth.