Back Then with Tracy Briggs

Fourteen people, including prominent CEO's and politicians, died on Oct. 30, 1941 when a Northwest Airlines plane crashed just outside the city. Only the pilot lived to tell the horrific story.

The Forum archives are full of hundreds of stories about Halloween celebrations, struggles and shenanigans. Here are 5 that might make you smile. 🎃

North Dakota native Clifford Thompson, was believed to be the tallest man in the world from 1940 to 1955.

InForum recently published a story on student journalists at MSUM rocking the boat in 1971, but equally big storms were brewing at other FM campuses.

As Minnesota State University Moorhead celebrates more than 50 years of The Advocate, a look back at its predecessor that ruffled more than a few feathers.

Why the Red Pepper became a late-night staple for generations of UND students.

As television networks start debuting their new seasons, a look back at the best TV lineups of all time - from groundbreaking to groovy. Do you agree with my list?

Virgil Greaney was killed by a Viet Cong terrorist while helping a village install a water supply. Years later, his family struggled to understand what happened.

Bob Larson, a 1951 graduate of Oak Grove Lutheran School, died in the first U.S. Air Force plane crash in South Vietnam.

During the first WDAY Honor Flight, many World War II veterans were escorted to Washington, D.C., by their Vietnam veteran sons. Now it's time for those sons and others who served during the Vietnam era to get the thanks they deserve.