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Landowner group sues over Wahpeton water sale for large dairy
A group of Wahpeton-area residents and the Dakota Resource Council are suing a state agency in a dispute over water for a large dairy farm. The suit against the North Dakota Department of Water Resources was filed Friday in Burleigh County District Court. The Department of Water Resources approved the sale of 500,000 gallons of […]
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Cramer, Hoeven, Fedorchak, Agriculture Commissioner Goehring, and North Dakota Farmers Host Press Conference
VALLEY CITY, N.D. – Landowners and farmers in North Dakota have faced longstanding frustrations with perpetual U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (FWS) wetland easements, many of which were acquired without maps delineating covered wetlands. Subsequent regulatory creep has expanded control of their farmland without any additional financial compensation, all while degrading soil quality and diminishing agricultural productivity. The FWS’s trampling of private property rights and broken contract obligations has fueled disputes.
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Starbucks closing Fargo, Grand Forks stores as part of nationwide cuts
FARGO, N.D. (Valley News Live) — Starbucks is closing its South University Drive location in Fargo as part of a broader round of store closures across the U.S. and Canada. The company is shutting down about 250 locations this week as part of a corporate shakeup under CEO Brian Niccol. A national closure list shows two North Dakota stores on the list: the University Drive location in Fargo and a store on South Washington Street in Grand Forks.
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FM Area Diversion September Construction Update
FARGO, N.D. (NewsDakota.com) – Another component of the massive FM Area Diversion flood-protection project reached completion this month. Reach 1B of the 22-mile southern embankment now connects the Diversion Inlet Structure and adjacent reaches, forming a portion of the earthen levee that will hold back floodwater when the project operates.
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‘Comply or die’ N.D. Attorney General announces agreement with F5 project over illegal loan & self-dealing allegations
FARGO, N.D. (KFGO) – Fargo-based non-profit F5 project says it will make changes after making an agreement with the North Dakota Attorney General’s Office over self-dealing, illegal loan and conflict of interest allegations. The organization gives people coming out of jail or prison job and housing resources. Through...
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Daily's Market in downtown Fargo seeks a buyer to avoid closing
FARGO, N.D. (KVRR) -- Daily's Market in downtown Fargo is for up sale as the current owners plan to close by the end of the year. Than and Charlotte Young opened the bodega-style convenience store at 216 North Broadway in 2019. They have since moved to Fargo full-time, become grandparents...
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Bobcat Company pledges $1M to Fargo Moorhead Science Museum
FARGO, N.D. (Valley News Live) - Plans for a regional science museum in Fargo received a major boost after Bobcat Company committed $1 million to the project, the Fargo Moorhead Science Museum announced Monday. The multiyear pledge of financial and in-kind support marks the first major corporate investment for the...
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The F5 Project has agreed to increased state oversight following a months-long investigation
FARGO, N.D. — The F5 Project has agreed to increased state oversight following a months-long investigation into financial transactions involving the Fargo nonprofit’s leaders. North Dakota Attorney General Drew Wrigley says investigators found that zero-interest personal loans made to F5 CEO Adam Martin and Chief Development Officer Scott...
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NDSU Extension provides guidance for ammoniation of low-quality roughages
Ammoniation of forages should be considered when prices of medium- or high-quality roughages are high. When good or medium-quality hay is not available, livestock producers may consider feeding ammoniated low-quality hays or crop residues. North Dakota State University Extension specialists offer insight to producers who may be considering ammoniation. Ammoniation...
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Great Maze returns for 2026 season
FARGO, N.D. (KVRR) - The Guinness World Record-winning wooden maze has returned to its seasonal home outside West Acres Mall. The Great Maze re-opened for business on Saturday, September 20. It's been completely re-designed - and even made slightly bigger for a more daunting challenge. Maze ownership say they wanted...
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Tile Drainage ROI, Tax-Smart Farm Succession & Grassroots Battles (9-17-26)
Broadcasting live from the Morton Building at the Big Iron International Land Show in West Fargo, host Scott Hennen brings together top agricultural leaders, financial experts, and policy advocates. This action-packed episode dives deep into the real-world solutions driving upper Midwest agriculture—from transforming unfarmable acres into high-yielding land with smart water management, to leveraging little-known IRS tax codes for seamless multi-generational farm succession. Plus, the show covers severe drought realities, critical crop insurance deadlines, and the grassroots policy battles shaping North Dakota’s legislative future.
Willow and Hearth
Minnesota Architect Turned a Rusting Grain Elevator Into His Family Home Complete With an Indoor Slide and His Own Climbing Wall
Scott Dahms paid $15,000 in February 2017 for a rusting grain elevator on a gravel road outside Sabin, Minnesota, then spent the better part of a year living in a […]
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U.S. Trustee seeks to convert Jade Presents bankruptcy to Chapter 7 liquidation
FARGO, N.D. (Valley News Live) - The U.S. Trustee’s Office wants a judge to convert Jade Presents’ bankruptcy case to a Chapter 7 liquidation, a move that would strip the company of control over its own case and hand oversight to an independent trustee. The motion, filed Thursday...