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Moorhead High School lit up their Military Appreciation Night with a jaw-dropping home opener at the newly renovated Jim Gotta Stadium, featuring a parachute drop and a trio of alumni who served in the armed forces presenting the game ball. The Spuds exploded off the bat when senior kickoff returner Zak Walker — committed to Minnesota — raced 11 seconds for a touchdown. Quarterback Jett Feeney connected with fellow Gopher-bound David Mack and Taye Reich, who also heads to Minnesota, to seal the win. Moorhead cruised to a 42-26 victory, showcasing offensive firepower and a promising future for Big Ten fans.

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The CIA just unleashed 71 Presidential Daily Briefs from the run-up to 9/11 — the largest declassified release since the 9/11 Commission Report — timed perfectly for the 25th anniversary. These documents reveal a chillingly accurate picture of escalating threats: from warnings after the 1998 East Africa bombings, including bin Laden’s potential use of a hijacked plane, to plots disrupted in ’99 and ’00 involving operatives in Afghanistan and Ahmed Ressam’s arrest. By 2001, intelligence was sounding alarms about imminent attacks across Europe and the Middle East, with coded messages and postponed operations. Just days before 9/11, briefings warned of al-Qaeda’s tactical genius and adaptability — and the day after, they directly tied the attacks to bin Laden, capturing the world’s stunned response.

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Twenty-five years after 9/11, the Protextor family in Fargo still grieves the loss of Robert Rasmussen, who died on the 70th floor of the World Trade Center. A devoted father and successful businessman, Robert left a final voicemail for his wife before the tower fell — and his remains were never found. Elizabeth, his mother, recalls the crushing moment she realized he was gone, a pain that endures even now. Though community support has been a lifeline, and his adult children honor his legacy, Elizabeth hasn’t visited Ground Zero — where his name is etched in bronze — because it’s too painful. Their story is one of enduring grief, quiet resilience, and the lasting impact of a life cut tragically short.

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Twenty-five years after 9/11, North Dakota gathered at the International Peace Garden to honor the nearly 3,000 lives lost, with Lieutenant Governor Michelle Strinden and Winnipeg Deputy Fire Chief Jason Shaw reminding attendees that even across borders, the tragedy still resonates — urging unity, light over darkness, and the vital duty to pass on history to future generations.

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Twenty-five years after 9/11, the echoes of that day still resonate in North Dakota—four native sons lost in the towers: Alfred Marchand, Robert Rasmussen, James Halvorson, and Ann Nicole Nelson. From Fargo’s law enforcement officer turned flight attendant to Stanley’s bond broker on the 104th floor, their lives were woven into the fabric of America’s tragedy. Today, their legacies live on through “Annie’s House,” a ski program, and the Ann Nicole Nelson Hall at Minot State University—a testament to how deeply their stories continue to inspire across generations.

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A 19-year-old, Fahd Laith, has been charged as the third suspect in a brazen armed robbery at a private poker game in Fargo, joining the already-accused Dubois brothers. The trio, masked and armed, held six players at gunpoint, stealing cash, phones, and wallets totaling $2,500. Laith claims he was recruited on the spot and didn’t carry a weapon, pocketing $300 afterward. Evidence ties the Dubois brothers to the crime — including a black pickup truck seen circling the venue and stolen phones found near Jackson’s ex-girlfriend’s address. Police also uncovered ski masks, dark gear, and a firearm at Jackson’s home. A former dealer, suspected due to his connection to the brothers and text messages about “making money,” remains uncharged but under investigation.

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A correctional officer in Stutsman County is facing serious allegations of sexual assault and misconduct involving inmates, sparking intense scrutiny over accountability within the justice system and raising concerns about safety and trust in correctional facilities as an ongoing investigation seeks to uncover all the facts.

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A fatal crash on University Drive South sent shockwaves through the community when a speeding, intoxicated Toyota Avalon slammed into a building at 3:15 AM, killing both occupants—30-year-old Sierra Crook and 26-year-old driver Victor Fairbanks. Though investigators confirmed speeds near 80 mph and alcohol impairment, no criminal charges will be filed since the driver died before trial. The case remains under review as agencies work to reconstruct the final moments of this tragic collision—a sobering reminder of road dangers.

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Four more North Dakota lakes and dams are now under harmful algal bloom alerts — including Epping-Springbrook, Blacktail, Lake Darling, and Buffalo Lodge Lake — with warnings indicating dangerous toxin levels. Advisories mean blooms are present, while warnings signal widespread coverage and high risk for recreation. Always check water conditions before heading out, keep pets away from suspicious blue-green algae, and rinse off immediately if exposed. Report sightings to DEQ — they’re monitoring until December. Stay informed, stay safe.

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Superintendent Lisa Demuth of the Grand Forks School District is navigating a major crisis as she responds to serious allegations, issuing a public statement aimed at clarifying her position and rebuilding trust. With community reactions ranging from concern to confusion, the district faces pressure to address complex internal issues while safeguarding student well-being. This developing story will shape the future of the school system, with Demuth’s next moves closely watched by parents, educators, and residents alike.

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