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A lesson in friendship from Stillwater

No surprise here: Monday's daily dose of sweetness comes from KARE 11's Boyd Huppert, whose latest story profiles the friendship between a couple of kids at Stillwater High School.
by Bob Collins

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As trade war grows, losses and soybeans mount for farmers

The soybeans of Arthur, N.D., northwest of Fargo, aren't waiting for an end to a trade war that seems to have no end. They're going to rot. It was a good year for growing soybeans in these parts. Not so good for selling them.
by Bob Collins

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How an antiquated 911 system killed a woman

When Laura DeMarco called 9-1-1 to get help for her asthma attack, she said she was on the street. But in the time it took to find her, her brain lost the oxygen it needed to survive. She was outside the ER door.
by Bob Collins

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