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Girl rolls vehicle near Wadena

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Fires

Controlled burn scheduled in Compton Township today

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Fires

Fire destroys shop and contents near Sebeka

Obituaries

May 10th 2021 - 4pm

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Weather

Classic dust devil and a warming trend

Sports

Osakis' Kyle Imdieke (second from right) poses for a photo with his sons Logan Wolf (left), Luke Imdieke (right) and his sister-in-law Jess Hartmann after an Osakis football game. Kyle was a teacher and coach at Osakis Public Schools where he got the opportunity to share his love for sports with his sons, Logan, Luke and Drew. (Contributed photo)

Sports

Osakis, Minn., community mourns death of 'selfless' coach

Softball

WDC softball can't stop Parkers Prairie's offense

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Wadena Bowling Scores

Business

Business

Consumer prices leap at fastest rate since 2008

Agriculture

Diving back into the 4-H sheep pen

Agriculture

The importance of a pollinator friendly garden

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Events

Student loans, repayment, and forgiveness webinar is May 11

Events

The delight of erupting lunchboxes coming in a virtual program on May 13

Government

Reverend Alfred Babington-Johnson on Wednesday, May 12, 2021, spoke to reporters on the Minnesota Capitol complex about efforts to re-write policing laws. Dana Ferguson / Forum News Service

Government and Politics

Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz enlists community, faith leaders to again push for policing law changes

Government and Politics

'Major roadblocks' slow budget deal at the Capitol, make overtime all but certain

Government and Politics

WATCH: Gov. Tim Walz and Lt. Gov. Peggy Flanagan join community faith and business leaders, DFL POCI Caucus to call for action on police reform on Wednesday, May 12

Education

Esther Hansen, a fifth grader at Park Christian School in Moorhead, has been named the best handwriter among students at all private schools in Minnesota and will advance to national competition. David Samson / The Forum

Education

Moorhead 5th-grader is ahead of the curve as state winner in national cursive handwriting contest

Education

WDC graduation open to family members

Education

Bemidji State graduate Serena Graves overcomes tragedy, finds fulfillment in Ojibwe language and culture

News

Reverend Alfred Babington-Johnson on Wednesday, May 12, 2021, spoke to reporters on the Minnesota Capitol complex about efforts to re-write policing laws. Dana Ferguson / Forum News Service

Government and Politics

Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz enlists community, faith leaders to again push for policing law changes

Government and Politics

'Major roadblocks' slow budget deal at the Capitol, make overtime all but certain

Crime and Courts

Ruling means Derek Chauvin could receive longer prison sentence for George Floyd murder

Northland Outdoors

Lake of the Woods again will be a popular destination for this year's Minnesota Fishing Opener, but the Rainy River may still come into play, as well, depending on how many of walleyes that spawn in the river have trickled back to the lake. Saturday, May 15, is opening day. (Photo/ Brad Dokken, Grand Forks Herald)

Northland Outdoors

Fishing outlook favorable across northwest Minnesota going into May 15 walleye opener

Northland Outdoors

Tips for avoiding bird strikes during spring migration

Northland Outdoors

Dokken: Lake of the Woods winter creel survey sheds light on ice fishing pressure, harvest

Columnists

Dr. Ben Hess, chief medical officer at Tri-County Health Care.
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Columns

Hess: Don’t fear the vaccine; fear a life without it

Columns

Commentary: Fishing opener is about Otter Tail County, not Gov. Tim Walz

Columns

Ask a Trooper: How do we put a stop to traffic fatalities?

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In the daylight hours the barn stands out and offers plenty of space for the critters.
Michael Johnson/Spring Home

Home and Garden

From SPRING HOME magazine: The story behind that big beautiful barn on Highway 29

Agriculture

If new tech can take foot, advanced methods will grow: Making the most from the least irrigation

Traffic and Construction

Otter Tail County sees housing growth progress in 2020

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