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People who had lawsuits against Canadian Pacific Railway thrown out of state court in Minnesota can have their cases reinstated. That's the ruling of the 8th US Circuit Court of Appeals today. The court ruled a new federal law constitutional. That new

Several more witnesses took the stand today for the fifth day of the trial involving Antonio Stridiron and Bradley Davis. Stridiron stands accused of class double-A felony murder in the shooting death of former MSU football player Joshua Velasquez. Davi

John Salvevold, Horizon Resources) "You can see it in all my employees faces when we unloaded that first unit train." The workers at Horizon Resources in Williston are smiling about a five million dollar addition to the cooperative's operation - this new

A historic building that was the center of a preservation effort will be demolished. That was the vote today of the Public Works committee of Minot's city council. The group voted unanimously to accept a bid for 110-thousand dollars to tear down the Fla

If someone told you he had the secret to lowering gas prices, you'd probably think he was joking. But North Dakota Senator Kent Conrad says he has a plan that could very well put a halt to the ever-increasing price at the pump. Conrad unveiled a 5-poin

Governor Hoeven wants to get rid of an income tax credit for state property tax payers and replace it with straight property tax cuts. Last year, the legislature approved a tax relief plan that would give tax breaks to North Dakota residents based on

This result should have local men and women who wear badges talking for a while local police and law enforcement officers are the winners of the Battle of the Badges. The battle was a promotion by United Blood Services to increase blood donations in a

Minot officials have returned from visits to Texas and Louisiana to find out how oil development affects other communities. Mayor Curt Zimbleman led a delegation to Beaumont and Arthur, Texas and to Lafayette, Louisiana. The group left Sunday an