Thursday evening, July 16, as the performance of the Fort Totten Little Theater’s “Wizard of Oz” began you could see the ...

Cando’s Kale Prouty looks back at the Rolla catcher after taking a pitch during the first round of Legion postseason play at ...

Many livestock producers in North Dakota are facing forage shortages due to drought and/or cool spring temperatures. Currently, 8.79% of the state is experiencing some level of drought, and 23.41% is ...

Most of us visit a grocery store regularly to buy food, or perhaps you order food for delivery to your home. Have you ever ...

Blue raspberry is one of the most popular flavors in America. You can find blue raspberry slushies, drinks and candy ...

The 1920s brought a new pace to American life, fueled by growth, new technology and changing social norms. The U.S. economy grew strongly for much of the decade, and everyday life reflected it.

On Monday, July 13 at approximately 8:11 a.m., Devils Lake City Commissioner Jason Pierce contacted Devils Lake Police to ...

Taydon Triepke hustles past home plate during Devils Lake’s doubleheader against Park River Post 147 at DLYA Field on Friday, ...

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Even as the sun started to set, the day’s heat was still hanging in the air as Annie Woods walked back out to harvest squash ...

Robots that kill herbicide-resistant weeds with pinpoint precision. AI-enhanced drones that tell farmers exactly where to ...

This past weekend, we had a familiar Gospel reading from Matthew 13:1-23. It is the parable of the Sower. Jesus uses the ...