Rumors have circulated for 100 years that Capone was a Minnesota lake lover and friend to the owner of East Grand Forks "Whiteys" bar. But is it fact or fiction?

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Stella Hildre was only a teenager when the gun-toting gangsters “in fine clothes” asked her to lock the doors of her family's cafe and serve them dinner. It became a night she'd never forget.

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Sometimes called “the white sheep” of the family, what would make Vincenzo Capone choose to fight the booze trade that was making his little brother Al the most powerful gangster in the world?

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Did you once have an item of clothing that made you feel like a million bucks? Where did it go? And why the heck did you get rid of it?

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The Probstfield name is well known in Moorhead. Now a new book digs deeper into the lives of Catherine Probstfield and her 'difficult' husband Randolph.

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On Valentine's Day 1942, the war was less than three months old, but children were already in the fight.

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Fred Fancher also survived North Dakota’s deadliest blizzard, wrote the state constitution, and became a multimillionaire businessman.

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Esther Allen, 88, died Dec. 18, 2022 in Moorhead after a long battle with Alzheimer’s. She paved the way for generations of women, including me.

A former Fargo woman said her pilot father once brought the great aviator home for supper and a night of incredible stories.

Officials called it "the most baffling and mysterious fire cases" in the state's history. Who or what was responsible?