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News May 29th 2019 - 12pm

New rock ‘n roll museum set to open

The postal service is expected to process more than 16.2 million pounds of mail for military destinations this holiday season. Forum News Service file photo

News Dec 3rd 2018 - 4pm

Holiday season shipping cutoff looms for overseas military

Donna Stumphf, Grand Forks, raised nearly 3,100 pounds of vegetables to give to needy families this fall. She's pictured here in the garden plot which was donated to her by All Seasons Garden Center. (Submitted photo)

News Nov 5th 2018 - 4pm

ND woman who donated 3,700 pounds of produce to the hungry gets national attention

News Nov 5th 2018 - 4pm

ND woman who donated 3,700 pounds of produce to the hungry gets national attention

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At the BP station at Rice Street and Arlington Avenue in St. Paul on Monday, Oct. 22, 2018, Dennis Hudson spent $8 for four tickets and a chance at the record-setting, estimated $1.6 billion Mega Millions jackpot. The drawing will be Tuesday night. (Molly Guthrey / Pioneer Press)

News Oct 22nd 2018 - 9pm

Dreams run wild as lottery jackpot hits $1.6 billion

Undated courtesy photos of Jayme Closs.
(Courtesy of the Barron County Sheriff’s Department)

News Oct 17th 2018 - 5pm

Law officers say every minute counts in major hunt for missing Wisconsin 13-year-old whose parents were found dead

Grace Silloway coaxes a reluctant dog from her cage on a semi at the Animal Humane Society in Golden Valley, Tuesday, Oct. 16, 2018. Scott Takushi / Pioneer Press

News Oct 16th 2018 - 7pm

88 dogs rescued after Hurricane Michael soon up for adoption in Minnesota

News Oct 15th 2018 - 2pm

Missing 15-year-old found in Becker County with hypothermia, flown to hospital

Dave Currier, Fargo, was named runner-up in his class at the 2018 Motorcycle Cannonball race that ran from Portland, Maine, to Portland, Oregon. Special to Forum News Service

News Sep 30th 2018 - 2pm

'Trip of a lifetime': Fargo resident named runner-up in his class in world’s hardest antique motorcycle run

Pat Shaw (circled at right) stands with other photographers who documented the Apollo 11 mission along with the Apollo 11 command module aboard the USS Hornet. Photo courtesy of Pat Shaw

News Sep 28th 2018 - 7pm

Watching history splash down: Duluth photographer recalls brush with moon landing

Ken Fliés of Eagan was one of the first Peace Corps volunteers in 1962, and the youngest at age 19. He has written a book about his experiences in Brazil, "Into the Backlands." (Courtesy Ken Fliés)

News Sep 24th 2018 - 8pm

One of the first to sign up in early 1960s, Peace Corps volunteer from Minnesota dedicates new historical marker

Fred Amram, an 85-year-old former University of Minnesota professor who fled Germany with his parents as a child, will be re-naturalized as a German citizen Tuesday. Amram's family and other Jews were stripped of their ciitizenship in Nazi Germany in 1935. Amram is holding his cat Medele. Scott Takushi / St. Paul Pioneer Press

News Sep 22nd 2018 - 5pm

Nazis took his citizenship when he was a child. On Tuesday, it will be restored.

$The Minnesota State Capitol in St. Paul, north side, May 15, 2017. Scott Takushi \ Pioneer Press$

News Sep 10th 2018 - 7pm

Dayton orders flags at half-staff for 9/11 anniversary

News Sep 10th 2018 - 4pm

Happiest states: MN ranks third, ND fourth

News Sep 5th 2018 - 11am

Tiny boat found near Red Wing still hasn’t found its makers

Street art in downtown Fargo, N.D. Photo for The Washington Post by Jenn Ackerman

News Sep 4th 2018 - 5pm

Fargo ranked 7th best city in U.S. to raise a family out of 180

In an underground bunker at a former missile site near Cavalier, entrepreneur and veteran Mel Sann talks about the history of the site. Eric Hylden / Forum News Service

News Aug 26th 2018 - 7am

Going underground: Man among dreamers drawn to old Cold War military bunkers in North Dakota

Contestants in the Midwest Dairy Association's Princess Kay of the Milky Way contest show their excitement after Rebekka Paskewitz, representing Todd County, was chosen from a field of 12 county dairy princesses during a Wednesday evening, Aug. 22, ceremony at the Minnesota State Fairgrounds in Falcon Heights. Photo by Matt Addington

News Aug 22nd 2018 - 10pm

College student from central Minnesota selected Princess Kay of the Milky Way

Michael Shelton claimed his nearly $550,000 Minnesota Lottery prize on Thursday. Submitted photo.

News Aug 9th 2018 - 4pm

Man claims nearly $550,000 winning lottery ticket sold in Bemidji

Ellyann Erickson, 9, of Hermantown hugs her dad Senior Master Sgt. Keith Erickson Friday as he returns from deployment with the Minnesota Air Guard 148th Fighter Wing. Clint Austin / Forum News Service

News Jul 27th 2018 - 8pm

148th members come home: Duluth-based Guard unit was in southwest Asia for 4 months

The Rev. Frank Perkovich of Chisholm held a Polka Mass at Ironworld in northern Minnesota in 2007. Hundreds of people attended. Linda Tyssen / Mesabi Daily News

News Jul 19th 2018 - 3pm

Minnesota priest has 'polkaed all the way to heaven'

News Jul 5th 2018 - 9pm

Ed Schultz, from Fargo TV to national commentator, dies at 64

Chief Hole-in-the-Day the Younger (Bagone-giizhiig in Ojibwe) poses for an undated albumen print photo. Reputed as both a formidable negotiator and polarizing leader of the Objibwe, Hole-in-the-Day's life and death played a large part in shaping the Brainerd lakes area. Submitted photo / Crow Wing County Historical Society

News Jun 30th 2018 - 7am

'A big log in the road': Famed Ojibwe chief leaves checkered legacy 150 years after assassination

Dave Schollman, a Vietnam Army veteran who graduated from Officer Candidate School said "we had 17 classmates killed out of 156." He placed a rose on the ground at the location of each of their names on the traveling replica in St. Paul of the Vietnam War Memorial in Washington on Thursday, June 21. (Jean Pieri / St. Paul Pioneer Press)

News Jun 21st 2018 - 10pm

'The Wall that Heals': Visitors, veterans pay their respects at Vietnam memorial replica in St. Paul

Nicole Phillips (in pink) and her daughter, Jordan (blue), pose with the hosts of Hallmark Channel's "Home and Family." Hallmark Channel / Special to Forum News Service

News Jun 20th 2018 - 5pm

Columnist Nicole Phillips, daughter appearing on Hallmark Channel show