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Minot forward Colin Grubb commits to UND Hockey

For Minot’s Colin Grubb, this year has been nothing short of defining. After winning a national championship with Shattuck-St. Mary’s 16U team and leading the Under-17 Four Nations Tournament in scoring, the 16-year-old center has committed to play for the University of[...]

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Vikings sign former Bison QB Carson Wentz

EAGAN, Minn. — Minnesota has added a veteran quarterback — with roots as a Vikings fan — to the roster. The Vikings have agreed to terms with Carson Wentz, the team announced Sunday, a day after the 32-year-old participated in a workout[...]

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Minot’s Mason Morelli heading overseas to play in KHL

From the rinks of Minot to the bright lights of the NHL, Mason Morelli’s hockey journey is about to take another leap—this time across the globe. The former Minot High standout and Minotauros star has signed a one-year deal with Barys Astana[...]

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Dakota Junior numbers exploding across N.D.

What started as an idea for a small junior golf tour in Bismarck has grown into a statewide force for the game. The Dakota Junior Golf Association now reaches nearly every course in North Dakota, with membership more than tripling since 2020[...]

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Legacy tops WDA Boys Soccer preseason poll

BISMARCK – Defending state champion Bismarck Legacy picked up eight first place votes and 64 points to earn the top pick in the 2025 preseason boys’ soccer coaches’ poll. Minot High was second in voting with 53 points and picked up the[...]

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‘Brain drain’ costing Iowa thousands of residents, billions in economic growth, new report says

Zach Goodrich’s departure from Iowa isn’t just personal—it’s part of a growing economic challenge. A new report reveals the state is losing thousands of college-educated young adults, and with them, billions in lifetime income and tax revenue. The numbers paint a stark[...]

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Minot Honeybees clinch spot in NWL Championship Series

With a playoff berth on the line, the Minot Honeybees didn’t need to win—just hold their ground. And thanks to a little help from Mankato, they did just that. Despite a narrow 8-7 loss to league-leader Madison, the Bees clinched second place[...]