A longtime North Dakota State Fair employee has been hired as the fair's new general manager. Renae Korslien (KORS'-leen) was former manager Bob Wagoner's assistant when he was fired in December. Korslien was named the fair's acting manager afte

If high school basketball has a 'Comeback Player of the Year' award...this Bishop Ryan basketball athlete would win it hands down... In fact...this young lady might just win 'Comeback Person of the Year' in general. This is Lexi Klein a sophomore fr

The race for the Republican endorsement for the US House has grown to five. J.D. Donaghe don-ah-gee of Kenmare and DuWayne Hendrickson of Minot are the latest entrants. They join Public Service Commissioner Kevin Cramer, former State Representative Rick

A longtime State Fair Employee has been named as the new Fair Manager. Today the North Dakota's State Fair Board voted in their quarterly meeting to hire Renae Korslien as the permanent Fair Manager effective immediately. Korslien has been the acting M

Many times, when first responders head to a call, they're not sure quite what's ahead of them. But thanks to one course this week, some members of the team will be better prepared for a wide span of crisis scenarios. The Ward County Crisis Intervention T

The migration of cranes continues this week near Underwood. Not the living, breathing kind of cranes. But the coal-mining equipment kind of cranes. Millions of pounds of Falkirk Mine hardware, including Chief Ironsides, the massive dragline that has b

With the 2010 season beginning to wind down for the Minot State Womens Basketball team, each remaining matchup is a special one for senior players. As Dan Erdmann reports, this past weekend's games were extra-special for one Lady Beaver. (Dan Erdmann,

A visiting a capella group showed Minot students today that it's possible to share a love of music without hitting the big time just yet. Chapter 6 a capella is a group of professional musicians set to do more than 90 shows this year. Earlier this afte