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    June 19, 2018
    Trump supporter Randal Thom of Lakefield, Minn. poses for a photo with his Trump flag at the DECC parking lot in Duluth Tuesday. Thom is part of a group that travels to Trump rallies across the midwest called Front Row Joes. They arrive early at rallies to make sure they can be in the front row. Clint Austin / Forum News Service
    Trump's Duluth visit sparks mixed reactions
    DULUTH—Wednesday, June 20, in Duluth, President Donald Trump will conduct one of his patented campaign rallies. He has used the events...
    news/government-and-politics10 hours 5 min ago
    Brianna Cassady, 33, a transgender woman from Fargo, speaks about her gender reassignment surgery at Essentia Health on Monday, June 18. Her surgery is believed to be the first such procedure performed in North Dakota. David Samson / The Forum
    ‘I am the first’: Full gender reassignment surgery believed to be the first in North Dakota
    FARGO – Brianna Cassady said she was 8 or 9 years old, growing up in a small town in Iowa, when she realized that despite her outward appearance...
    community/people10 hours 7 min ago
    Miss America Cara Mund poses for a photo with a local Girl Scout Tuesday, June 19, 2018, at the Fargo Air Museum. Carissa Wigginton / The Forumplay button
    Miss America Cara Mund speaks to ND Girl Scouts about her time in the group
    FARGO — Miss America 2018 and Girl Scout alum Cara Mund got to share her story with fellow scouts Tuesday, June 19, about how her involvement...
    community/people10 hours 56 min ago
    Kevin Stands With ND Farmers
    This is a paid endorsement letter to the editor.
    opinion/letters11 hours 45 min ago
    Mike McFeely
    McFeely: Trump's child separation policy bleeds into ND Senate race
    It seems obvious the moral thing to do would be to reunite the migrant children with their parents at this country's southern border. Stop the...
    opinion/columns12 hours 47 min ago
    columnist Rob Port
    Commentary: Deep pocketed interests routinely buy their way onto North Dakota's ballot
    Criticize North Dakota's initiated measure laws, the process whereby citizens can collect signatures and enact policy directly through a vote,...
    opinion/columns13 hours 13 min ago
    Lori Martin is a founding board member and vendor of BisMarket. The farmers market in Bismarck has about three dozen vendors, many of whom deal in cottage foods, such as bread and other baked goods. Last year, passage of North Dakota's Food Freedom Act expanded cottage food sales. Jack Dura / Bismarck Tribune
    Advantages, issues at play in ND's cottage foods law
    BISMARCK—As a vendor and founding board member of BisMarket, Lori Martin sells vegetables, baked goods and canned items at the farmers...
    news/government-and-politics13 hours 42 min ago
    Baesler chosen for national women's leadership program
    BISMARCK — Kirsten Baesler, North Dakota's superintendent of public instruction, is one of 25 women chosen to take part in a national leadership...
    news/government-and-politics13 hours 47 min ago
    Lisbon teen badly hurt in dirt bike crash with pickup
    MILNOR, N.D. — A 14-year-old boy riding a dirt bike was seriously injured in a collision with a pickup truck here about 3:50 p.m. Monday, June...
    news/accidents14 hours 25 min ago
    Duane Sand Forum News Service file photo
    ND legislative candidate charged with publication of false information
    BISMARCK -- A Republican District 47 House candidate in north-central Bismarck has been charged with misdemeanor publication of false information...
    news/government-and-politics14 hours 52 min ago
    While his father, Daniel Del Toro, speaks out against separating immigrant children from their parents, his 2-year-old son Joaquin looks at reporters in the Minnesota Capitol on Tuesday, June 19. Don Davis / Forum News Service
    Minnesotans seek to keep immigrant families together
    ST. PAUL—Daniel Del Toro remembers 1990 when federal authorities separated him from his parents, who had just crossed from Mexico into...
    news/government-and-politics15 hours 4 min ago
    The Fargo City Commission
    Commentary: The goal of gender parity in elected office is as dumb as it is insulting
    Voters in North Dakota have no problem casting ballots for female candidates. We know this because women routinely win elections at the state...
    opinion/columns19 hours 41 min ago
    June 18, 2018
    Supporters hold campaign signs supporting President Trump before his visit on May 10, 2018. (Jerome Lynch via ZUMA Wire)
    What Duluth can learn from Indiana town regarding presidential visit
    ELKHART, Ind.—Traffic was almost at a standstill. Out-of-towners set up shop to sell memorabilia. Protesters and supporters faced off....
    news/government-and-politicsJune 18, 2018 - 8:45pm
    Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump speaks to the crowd in a hangar at the Richard I. Bong Airport in Superior, Wis., on Monday afternoon, April 4, 2016. Trump spoke for just under an hour and addressed his GOP opponents, foreign trade, NATO, immigration and jobs, among other topics. Bob King / Forum News Service
    Trump to host mining, trade policy roundtable in Duluth
    DULUTH—President Donald Trump will meet with local mining industry representatives and elected leaders during a formal "roundtable" discussion...
    news/government-and-politicsJune 18, 2018 - 8:43pm
    Sun Mart in Fergus Falls closing
    FERGUS FALLS, Minn.—About 60 employees will be without a job at Sun Mart when the grocery store here closes next month. Grocery distributor and retailer SpartanNash announced to their Fergus Falls Sun Mart employees on Friday, June 15, that the location would be aiming for a...
    business/retailJune 18, 2018 - 8:41pm
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