HIGHLIGHTS- RedHawks fall to Bison in exhibition game
The RedHawks couldn’t cash in late pressure and fell 5-0 to the NDSU Bison in an exhibition game Wednesday night.
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SCHEELS Home and Hardware Store closing in Fargo
The company says the decision is based on business evolution, will work to retain employees.
Exeter Hospital patients say care declined after merger. CEO: ‘We’ve made mistakes’
Exeter Hospital patients question care after service cuts and merger with Beth Israel Lahey Health. Concerns raised about losing neurologist and other services.
May 6 recap: Mid Valley news you may have missed today
Don't miss Wednesday's most popular stories from Democrat-Herald.
BNSF sues farm operation for $6M after fatal Page train crash
PAGE, N.D. (Valley News Live) - BNSF Railway is suing a Cass County farm operation and the estate of a man killed in a deadly train-combine crash near Page, seeking more than $6 million in damages.
Barnesville community comes together for 4th annual day of caring
More than 130 volunteers hit the streets of Barnesville on Wednesday, May 6, for the 4th annual day of caring.
In Norwich, Selectboard and town manager discuss goals and autonomy
Norwich Selectboard and Town Manager clash over performance goals. Board seeks greater transparency and engagement, while manager desires autonomy.
Dartmouth alumna’s new book addresses sexual violence
Diana Whitney, a Dartmouth graduate and activist, discusses her new book 'Girl Trouble' and the pervasive issue of sexual violence in her talk.
Sole finalist for Fargo police chief publicly interviewed
Travis Stefonowicz is the sole remaining finalist in the city’s search for a new police chief, after two other finalists withdrew from consideration.
Towner-Granville-Upham Public Schools mourns death of sixth-grade student
Superintendent Erik Sveet described the death as an “unexpected and tragic loss” for the district’s “school family.”
Entertainment Highlights: What Doth Life becomes a nonprofit
What Doth Life, a Windsor-based music cooperative, gains nonprofit status, enabling them to support local bands and produce more shows.
Art Notes: New book showcases the beauty of American commercial art
Ted Degener's new book, 'American Celebration 2,' showcases his collection of photographs of storefronts and handmade signs across America.
Storm brings down trees on utilities and roads in Upper Valley
Traffic was stopped in West Lebanon, N.H. on Tuesday, May 5, 2026, as firefighters put out a fire sparked by a tree falling on electric wires in a thunderstorm.
Column: It’s Israel’s policies that spark criticism of US-Israel alliance
Explore the complexities of the US-Israel alliance and its impact on antisemitism, war, and occupation. A thought-provoking analysis.
Claremont man charged with providing fentanyl in overdose death of mother-in-law
Claremont man charged in fatal overdose case of mother-in-law. Arrested for drug sale with death resulting, witness tampering, and drug acts prohibited.
Vermont environmental groups say proposed rules threaten wetlands
Proposed changes to Vermont development rules threaten vernal pools and amphibian habitats. Conservationists and residents express concerns.
Moorhead Man Accused of Sexually Assaulting 13-Year-Old Girl
Court documents say Monte Diedrick met the victim on Snapchat before the alleged assault
Court Documents: Dent man delayed calling 911, fearing no-contact order violation, after fatal crash
Allen Alberts, 33, is charged with second-degree manslaughter and felony violation of a no-contact order
NH AG report finds state official failed to communicate ICE Merrimack plan
New Hampshire AG's office criticizes director's failure to notify officials about ICE detention center plans, finds no evidence of wrongdoing.
Vermont Supreme Court agrees to step in quickly on appeal of overturned return-to-office mandate
The Vermont Supreme Court is set to resolve the legal tangle surrounding a controversial labor board decision on telework for state employees.
Vermont lawmakers consider suspending new fines for candidates who don’t disclose their finances
Vermont lawmakers advance bill suspending fines for late financial disclosures, citing lack of staff and unclear access to forms.
Fatal overnight crash in West Fargo
A Ford Fusion was headed west on 32nd Ave. when it struck a pedestrian crossing the street.
Clearwater Valley News: Dessert at the museum is May 9
CLEARWATER VALLEY — Spring plant sales, Mother’s Day activities and the return of Harpster Bingo are on the horizon.
My week monitoring Monitoring the Situation
My week binge-watching Andreessen Horowitz's 9-5 news network, Monitoring the Situation, tech's latest attempt to control the narrative.