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Ethics of NIH cuts, insects’ role in bird diets, Fergus Falls dining with Evan Burkdoll, and the alarming rise of missing youth in North Dakota.

Trump’s global summits, Roosevelt & the Navy, Fargo’s Red River Market, Lawrence Welk’s legacy, Midwest surfing, and Nez Perce leaders on salmon.

Reporter Jacob Orledge investigates ND oil royalty losses, while Dr. David Herman explains how new funding could help rural hospitals weather Medicaid cuts.

Dr. David Flynn on tariffs and ND’s economy, Dave Thompson’s news review, Matt Olien’s Fantastic Four First Steps movie review, plus August skies with two meteor showers.

Dr. Erin Haugen on athlete mental health, Drew Balstad on summer dining, and Prairie Beat explores Fargo’s crime stats vs. public perception.

ND Summer Weather Trends with Matt Johnson & NPR’s Leila Fadel on Journalism’s Role in Sustaining Democracy

A new program aims to sustain ND rural grocers, plus expert tips for parents to help kids start the school year strong—academically, emotionally, and at home.

Medicare & Medicaid turn 60—what's next for these vital programs? Plus, a ND news roundup, a Naked Gun reboot review, and a look at August’s natural beauty on the prairie.

Minot voters reject extremism, olive oil meets art and science, and Prairie Public braces for major funding cuts as CPB shuts down.

How can healthy roles in youth sports help kids thrive? Plus: dying bur oaks, forgotten farm tech, Alaska wave energy, and climate stories from spuds to sprinklers.