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Award-winning Prairie Plates at Rosewild, a white paper on risk and resilience in America’s food system, and what Fargo’s emerald ash borer discovery means statewide.

A timely Philosophical Currents conversation with Jack Russell Weinstein on the rule of law, power, accountability, and democracy under strain.

Named Agriculturalist of the Year at the 100th Little "I," Jim Kirsch reflects on a lifetime in agriculture, education, and mentoring— from farm life to NDSU leadership.

A term limits lawsuit heads to the ND Supreme Court, Gateway to Science lets visitors fly, and Tech with Peck launches. Plus Dave Thompson’s news review.

UND launches a new campus master plan, Fargo welcomes Maria’s Homestyle Mexican, and a North Dakotan in Minneapolis shares a firsthand view of immigration enforcement.

Oil prices cool the Bakken as Williston’s mayor weighs impacts, travel writer Alicia Underlee Nelson shares spring tips, Plains Folk explores pie melons, and dairies adapt.

Neurologist Dr. Ray Dorsey rethinks Parkinson’s prevention, while Amanda Sayre from Dakota Medical Foundation explores how philanthropy strengthens community health.

A bill to save a rural hospital, winter STEM ideas for families, a powerful courtroom story, and the prairie roots of venison chislic.

From NDSU’s 100th Little International to Fargo’s Mezzaluna and a dangerous cold snap, this episode blends tradition, food, and weather safety across North Dakota.

Historian Dr. Michael Patrick Cullinane on Trump’s first year back in office, global water crises from Iran to the Colo. River, and how hybrid wheat could reshape U.S. farming.