Joanie McCormack

I have never known a world without smartphones. The instant I came into this world, my photo was texted to family.

Gov. Armstrong

This fall, students returning to school will say goodbye to summer and their cellphones.

The construction of the Theodore Roosevelt Presidential Library in Medor

“I’m a big believer that we need more talk about history, not less.

Al Gustin

When the radio announcer mentioned the sponsors for a special ag broadcast, his list included the Minnesota Farmers Union, the South Dakota Farmers

Roxanne Henke

Last time, I promised you the regret story that made me cry, but first let me share a regret that was the theme for many people: career regrets.

Cally Peterson

I learn so much from the subjects I interview, and I learn about subjects I often know little about.

Wild Willy’s Pig Shots

Richardton rancher Bill Butterfield brings the smoke in everything he does. His most recent venture is a line of North Dakota made seasonings.

Kennedy DeLap, Miss North Dakota 2025

Kennedy DeLap has a little more hardware to lug with her camera bag.

Bill Butterfield

Bill Butterfield is good at a lot of things.

meal in a pocket

At 104 years old, Ruth Iversen still lives independently on her Sidney, Mont., farm, where she mows her yard, tends a garden, reads voraciously, se