North Dakota native and UND alumnus, Curt Tofteland directs the comedy, featuring professional actors from throughout the ...

Following months of criticism and a congressional hearing, USA Fencing revised policies that prioritized LGBTQ-friendly states.

The Ward County Sheriff's Department first learned about possible steroid use by a deputy in 2022, but did nothing to resolve ...

Opponents have argued that the mega-dairies threaten local water, public health and small farms, warning that decisions made ...

Without fail, when I think about bighorn sheep in North Dakota, big game biologist Brett Weidmann pops into my head. For good reason. Brett is the Game and Fish Department’s bighorn guru and has ...

It’s fun to grow new fruit crops. Common fruits like apples and strawberries are okay, but there’s nothing special about them. It’s more exciting to grow—and taste—an exotic, new fruit. I have seen ...

“Whether it’s your first, fifth, tenth, twentieth time trying to quit tobacco products, there is support for you if you’re trying to quit again. And maybe this will be the last time that you have to ...

Two athletes with Grand Forks ties finished in the Top 8 on Thursday at the NCAA National Outdoor Championships in Eugene, Ore. Stephanie Ratcliffe of Georgia won the event with a throw of 71.37 ...

Peterson covers college athletics for The Forum, including Concordia College and Minnesota State Moorhead. He also covers the Fargo-Moorhead RedHawks independent baseball team and helps out with North ...

A new exhibit tells the story of some North Dakota veterans who served in wars all the way back to the Spanish-American War.

North Dakota soldiers carried two flags into battle. One became the state flag. The other was forgotten — rolled up, damaged, and stored away for nearly five decades. Now, ...

The federal prosecutor and judge said Colter Pritchard, who grew up in Langdon, N.D., was "not a typical defendant" in the drug conspiracy case.