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BISMARCK — The only person to serve as director of North Dakota’s Office of Administrative Hearings is stepping down. Administrative Law Judge Allen Hoberg, 63, is leaving the state post in December to join a private firm in Bismarck that specializes in agriculture law. Gov....

FARGO — Lynn Jordheim has been first assistant U.S. attorney so long, he remembers prosecuting online child pornographers before Internet child porn was actually a thing. Some criminals have always had interest in child porn, but before the Internet, they couldn’t get it. All...

GRAND FORKS -- Forget Florida and Arizona, retirees, how about North Dakota? The Peace Garden State left the Sunshine State and the Grand Canyon State far behind in a recent ranking of best states in which to retire. Retirement should not be just sunshine and beaches, according...

FARGO -- With Sen. Kent Conrad out of the picture, perhaps the right question isn't who will run for his seat in 2012. "Maybe it'd be easier to figure out who isn't going to run for it," state Republican Party Chairman Stan Stein said, laughing. Indeed, the lists of names being...

Friends, family and coworkers crowded into the basement of the Stark County Courthouse Thursday at a retirement party for former county commissioners Chet Willer and George Nodland. Everybody laughed and shared stories over cake and punch and it was clear both men have impacted numerous...

HETTINGER -- Dr. Bob Grossman has served the residents of southwestern North Dakota for over three decades. When Grossman, who has worked for West River Health Services in Hettinger for 34 years, retires Monday he'll leave a legacy of dedicated service behind him. "Dr. Grossman...

BISMARCK -- Sister Thomas Welder, University of Mary's president for the past 30 years, will step down next year. News of Welder's upcoming retirement came Wednesday from Martin White, chairman of the university's board of trustees. "Sister Thomas has graced us with her wisdom,...