Brad Schenck, a revered figure in Moorhead, passed away at 44 after a valiant fight against cancer. His funeral was a heartfelt tribute to his decades of service, both as a police officer and a dedicated family man. Schencks unwavering bravery and strength, even in his personal battle, continue to inspire. He leaves behind his wife and three children, and his legacy as a community hero remains.

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North Dakota State concluded their flawless regular season with a dominant 62-7 victory over Saint Thomas, securing the top seed in the Football Championship Subdivision playoffs. Quarterback Cole Payton and backup Nathan Hayes combined for 320 passing yards and five touchdowns, while Barika Kpeenu and D.J. Scott led the rushing attack with 208 yards and two scores each. Bryce Lance and Jackson Williams shone on the receiving end, catching three and three touchdown passes respectively. The Bisons defense forced three turnovers, setting them up for the playoffs starting November 29th, with the national championship on January 5th.

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Pops Soda Shack, famous for its signature dirty sodas, opens in Fargo, offering a unique beverage experience. Located on University Drive, the new store provides customized soft drinks, other beverages, and light snacks, along with drive-thru and dine-in options, contributing to Fargos diverse culinary scene.

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COP30 in Brazil concludes without fossil fuel phase-out agreement, despite push from 80+ countries. US absent. New U.N. initiative launched to transition away from fossil fuels, with first conference in April.

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Former President Trump ends TPS for Somali immigrants in Minnesota, accusing them of gang activities and fraud, while Governor Walz and local officials criticize the move as a divisive tactic.

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Federal Jury Convicts Man for Pretending to be Decorated U.S. Marine, Defrauding Veteran Services

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Box truck driver miraculously escapes with minor injuries after rollover accident on Highway 18 near Lidgerwood, North Dakota.

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Three homes in Amor Township, Minnesota, were destroyed by an early morning fire on November 22nd. Despite the swift response from multiple fire departments, the structures were deemed unsalvageable, resulting in a total loss for the property owners. No injuries were reported, but the cause of the fire remains unknown as investigators work to determine its origins.

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Three unoccupied homes in Amor Township, Minnesota, were destroyed by a fire early Friday morning. No injuries were reported, but the cause remains unknown. Local fire departments and the State Fire Marshals Office are investigating.

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335 schoolchildren and teachers abducted in Nigeria, highlighting ongoing security challenges. Eighty-eight students captured while trying to escape. Mass kidnapping follows similar incident in Kebbi state. UNICEF reports only 37% of schools in conflict-affected states have early warning systems. Tactical squads and local hunters deployed for rescue efforts. Niger state government closes all schools indefinitely to prevent further kidnappings.

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Brazils former President Jair Bolsonaro was arrested on Saturday, days before his twenty-seven-year prison sentence, due to concerns he might escape. The Supreme Court judge ordered the arrest, citing evidence of Bolsonaros intent to flee, potentially aided by his sons demonstration. Bolsonaros aide confirmed the arrest, and the Supreme Court panel will vote on the order on Monday. Bolsonaros allies claim political persecution, but he was convicted for attempting to overthrow Brazils democracy after his 2022 election loss.

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Jamal Khashoggi, a Saudi journalist turned Washington Post columnist, was a vocal critic of his governments crackdown on dissent and independent voices. After expressing concerns about the suppression of activism and free expression, he was last seen entering the Saudi consulate in Istanbul. His fiancée waited outside, but he never emerged. Tragically, his posthumously published column advocated for free expression across the Arab world, warning of increasing government silencing of the media. Despite the risks, Khashoggi believed independent voices were essential for progress and accountability.

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Ofer Bronchtein, a sixty-eight-year-old Israeli-French activist, celebrated French President Emmanuel Macrons recognition of a Palestinian state, a long-held goal of his. Bronchtein, who has advised Macron on Middle East peace, believes this recognition could lead to a two-state solution. He refutes the notion that recognizing Palestinian statehood rewards Hamas, arguing that it would give Palestinians sovereignty over their lives. Bronchtein, who holds three passports and has a history of activism, including a prison sentence, hopes for lasting peace and forgiveness between Israelis and Palestinians.

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Fargo School Board to Name New Elementary School: Five Options on the TableThe Fargo school board is set to name a new elementary school for the first time in nearly two decades. The new school, estimated to cost $45 million, will be built on the site of the 110-year-old Horace Mann Elementary. The final decision is expected on November 25th, with five options: Prairie Rose, Horace Mann, North Star, Martin Luther King Jr., and Unity. The current Horace Mann will be demolished next summer, and the new school will combine the attendance areas of three elementaries. The last time the board named a new school was in 2007. Fargo schools often honor national or state figures, while West Fargo schools tend to use neighborhood names. Across the Red River, Moorhead schools typically name elementary schools after local historical figures or those who provided outstanding service to the district.

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Congresswoman Marjorie Taylor Greene announces she wont seek re-election, citing a potential hurtful and hateful primary against her by former President Donald Trump. Their relationship has been strained due to Greenes push for releasing Epstein documents, which Trump initially opposed. Greenes defiance against Trump has been growing, with criticisms on various issues, leading to speculation about her political evolution. Her resignation adds uncertainty to her political future and the Republican landscape.

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Trump ends Somali migrant protections, citing fraud and gang violence; Minnesotas Somali community faces potential deportations

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Rural law enforcement faces unique challenges, as highlighted by recent deputy shootings in Minnesota. Sheriff Jahner of North Dakotas Cass County emphasizes the importance of de-escalation skills and consistent training for officers working alone in vast areas. Use-of-force guidelines and mental health resources vary between sheriffs offices and police departments. The ongoing investigations underscore the complexities and dangers of rural policing.

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Keith Meidinger, a 45-year-old man from Eldridge, was arrested in Jamestown, North Dakota, after a high-speed chase following a suspected drunk driving incident. Meidinger now faces charges including DUI, reckless driving, and fleeing a peace officer. The pursuit began when Meidinger refused to stop for a traffic check and reached speeds of up to 60 mph. He was later apprehended at a farmyard and is currently in custody, with further charges possible as the investigation continues.

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Thousands flock to Pride of Dakota Showcase, supporting local businesses and discovering unique products.

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The United States Supreme Court has temporarily blocked a lower courts decision regarding Texas congressional redistricting plan for the 2026 elections. This plan, favored by former President Trump, was found to likely discriminate based on race. The Supreme Courts order means the new map, which benefits Republicans, will remain in place while the justices decide its fate. This temporary block was issued by Justice Samuel Alito, who handles emergency appeals from Texas. The Supreme Courts conservative majority has previously blocked similar lower court rulings when they occurred too close to an election, suggesting a pattern in these types of cases. Texas redrew its congressional map earlier this summer to maintain a slim Republican majority in the House for next years elections. The new map was designed to give Republicans five additional House seats, but a panel of federal judges in El Paso ruled that civil rights groups challenging the map on behalf of Black and Hispanic voters were likely to win their case. If that ruling eventually stands, Texas might have to use a different map for next years elections. The Supreme Court is also considering a separate case from Louisiana that could further limit race-based districts under Section Two of the Voting Rights Act.

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