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A sign at the Minn-Dak Farmers Cooperative in Wahpeton, N.D.
Science and Nature Dec 7th 2019 - 11am

Wahpeton plagued by oppressive stink for weeks; officials still don't know exact cause

Bismarck Animal Control Officer Melisa Hilsendeger works to escort a moose out of town on Wednesday morning.  Tom Stromme / Bismarck Tribune
Science and Nature Nov 20th 2019 - 6pm

Moose on the loose draws police, onlookers in Bismarck

Wild cows lounge on North Carolina's Cedar Island in May 2019.  Washington Post / Paula O'Malley Photography
Science and Nature Nov 19th 2019 - 7am

Three cows vanished during Hurricane Dorian. Months later, they've been found on an island miles from shore

A humpback whale tail rises above water. Bill Thompson / US Fish and Wildlife Service
Science and Nature Nov 16th 2019 - 8am

An economist quantifies how valuable whales are to fighting climate change

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News Dec 11th 2019 - 5pm

Downtown snow removal

Football Dec 11th 2019 - 5pm

Run game, play action have opened things up for Vikings’ Stefon Diggs downfield

News Dec 11th 2019 - 4pm

Chairman Hoeven convenes nomination hearing for Director of the Indian Health Service

Government and Politics Dec 11th 2019 - 4pm

Adopt-A-Hydrant program starts third year, DFD asks community for help

Football Dec 11th 2019 - 4pm

Thielen in, Mattison out at Vikings practice

Accidents Dec 11th 2019 - 4pm

Motor vehicle fatalities in North Dakota on pace to end year below 100

News Feb 3rd 2013 - 12pm

Green birth

News Dec 11th 2019 - 12pm

Fort Stevenson State Park hosts winter day camp

New Articles Dec 3rd 2019 - 4pm

‘The heartbeat of the community’ The Herald and Adams County Record purchased; business as usual

Crime and Courts Dec 10th 2019 - 3pm

Man charged with vehicular homicide was 'highly intoxicated' at time of fatal crash

Education Dec 9th 2019 - 11pm

Dickinson asked to drop ‘Midgets’ team name

Nation Dec 11th 2019 - 11am

Weinstein violated bail conditions, bond increased to $2 million

A trio of excavators move earth along the Dakota Access pipeline route east of Williston, N.D., in late July 2016. Eric Hylden / Forum News Service
Science and Nature Nov 13th 2019 - 11am

Analysis: Dakota Access operators call climate change 'undefined, vague, and ambiguous' in official filing

The silver-backed chevrotain, a small deer-like animal, was photographed in Vietnam for the first time since 1990. Conservationists had considered it a lost species. Photo by: Southern Institute of Ecology/Global Wildlife Conservation/Leibniz Institute for Zoo and Wildlife Research/NCNP
Outdoors Nov 12th 2019 - 4pm

A tiny deer-like creature was feared extinct, but scientists just photographed it for the first time in a generation

A boat sits on the rolling landscape of the Magdalen Islands, which have warmed at twice the global average since the late 19th century. Washington Post photo by Bonnie Jo Mount.
Science and Nature Nov 5th 2019 - 11am

More than 11,000 scientists from around the world declare a 'climate emergency'

A U.S. flag flies at a coal-fired power plant in West Virginia.  Luke Sharrett/Bloomberg
Science and Nature Nov 3rd 2019 - 1pm

EPA to scale back federal rules restricting waste from coal-fired power plants

Researchers used a ground cloth to collect ticks on a trail at Itasca State Park, netting 39 in 90 minutes. Using a mobile lab, they determined almost a third of those ticks carried Lyme disease. Submitted photo.
Science and Nature Nov 2nd 2019 - 8am

Tick research at Itasca State Park has worldwide implications

An aye-aye.   David Haring-Duke Lemur Center
Science and Nature Oct 27th 2019 - 11am

Behold, the strangest six-fingered primates on the planet (also the only ones)

UW-Eau Claire students Reed Kostelny, left, and Thomas Adams are part of a research team that found microplastics in earthworms, water and soil in the BWCAW. Photo courtesy UW-Eau Claire.
Science and Nature Oct 25th 2019 - 12pm

UW researchers find microplastics in BWCAW

Erynn Jenzen of the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources, checks on a river gauge measuring flow in the north fork of the Crow River near Brooten, Minn., in 2018. The DNR has developed a network of observation wells, weather stations and gauges to understand the water cycle in the Bonanza Valley. Tom Cherveny / Forum News Service
Science and Nature Oct 22nd 2019 - 1pm

Minnesota, North Dakota prescribe different solutions for water strain

An aerial view of the Lake Audubon embankment, which separates lake Sakakawea, to the west, and Lake Audubon. Lake Audubon is the preferred source of water for the Red River Valley Water Supply Project, which would divert Missouri River water to the Red River Valley in times of prolonged drought. Photo special to Forum News Service.
Science and Nature Oct 16th 2019 - 6pm

$1.19B water pipeline to serve central and eastern North Dakota on track to start construction next spring

Two buffalo bulls, part of the Standing Rock Sioux Tribe's herd of around 250, at a pasture west of Fort Yates, N.D. The tribe's herd started in 1968 when it received six buffalo from Theodore Roosevelt National Park. Ultimately, the tribe would like to expand the buffalo herd to 1,000. Patrick Springer / The Forum
Science and Nature Oct 13th 2019 - 7am

Study: Mass slaughter of buffalo caused lasting economic and social shocks for tribes including Standing Rock Sioux

Eric Hylden / Forum News Service 
Judges in the annual Drinking Water Taste Test championship, from left, Marilyn Hagerty, Ryan Bakken, Charlie Anderson and Molly Thorvilson, evaluate the top three contenders from North Dakota municipalities to determine this year's best water.
Science and Nature Oct 9th 2019 - 7pm

Lisbon's tap water voted best in North Dakota

About 200 bison gather in Theodore Roosevelt National Park's Beef Corral Bottom in July 2019. Jack Dura / Bismarck Tribune
Science and Nature Oct 5th 2019 - 2pm

200 bison at Theodore Roosevelt National Park headed for new homes

South Dakota Department of Tourism
Science and Nature Oct 1st 2019 - 7pm

He took a date to the park where he was gored by a bison, figuring it wouldn't happen again. He was wrong.

Firefighters extinguish burning stumps during the Maple Fire in August 2018. U.S. Forest Service
Science and Nature Oct 1st 2019 - 10am

Tree thieves started forest fire that ravaged 3,300 acres of protected land, feds say

South Dakota Department of Tourism
Science and Nature Sep 27th 2019 - 4pm

Buffalo Roundup in Custer State Park a herd of thunder

Red River catfish guide Brad Durick found this mass of zebra mussels attached to a piece of metal pipe he pulled from the river near downtown Grand Forks in August. The invasive mussels have become more prevalent along the river in recent years. (Submitted photo)
Science and Nature Sep 27th 2019 - 7am

Zebra mussel numbers continue to increase in the Red River

Demonstrators protest climate change inaction in San Francisco, on Friday, Sept. 20, 2019.  (James Tensuan/Copyright 2019 The New York Times)
Science and Nature Sep 24th 2019 - 11am

Teen girls are leading the climate strikes and helping change the face of environmentalism

Fall leaves. Bob King / Forum News Service
Science and Nature Sep 22nd 2019 - 5pm

The autumnal equinox is Monday; on the first day of fall, here's what's in and out of balance

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