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Nathan, Hunter and Katie Pinke following Hunter's last game serving as a UND football team captain, May 2, 2021, in Harrisonburg, Va. Katie Pinke says we’ve all experienced moments of struggle over the past year during a pandemic, some of us more vocally than others. Don’t let the wind keep blowing you in a direction you don’t want to go. Adjust your sails, relating to their family's journey with Hunter's spinal cord injury. (Submitted photo)
Agriculture

Another adjustment of the sails on life's journey

Chris Scott, co-owner of Scott Supply in Mitchell, inspects a planter at his implement recently. Scott, like many other farm equipment dealers, are working to ease a supply shortage of equipment and parts caused by hitches in the manufacturing chain and high demand. (Erik Kaufman / Republic)
Agriculture

Supplies are scarce as equipment dealers, producers grapple with spring planting

(Colin Michael Simmons with Lakestreet Photography)
Real Estate

This historic Minnesota home comes with caves ... and it's for sale

Bemidji's iconic statue of Paul Bunyan suffered a major separation in his right arm on Monday. Photo courtesy of Jorge Prince.
Tourism

Bemidji's Paul Bunyan statue suffers broken arm

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Business

Watch for airfare scams, BBB warns

Thompson High School students learn about drone technology during Mayville State University's Agribusiness Activity Day on Tuesday. (Mike Spieker / Agweek)
Agriculture

Mayville State University adds emphasis to agriculture

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Anika Pinke, 11, studied her actions and practiced carries with her grandfather's guns in preparation for her hunter's safety test on April 17, 2021, in Wishek N.D. On average, North Dakota certifies 4,500 students annually in hunter education courses, with most of the classes occurring from January through May. (Katie Pinke / Agweek)
Agriculture

Education for the fastest-growing segment of hunters

Announcements

Sanford Health welcomes Stephanie Else, Au.D., to the audiology team

Announcements

Sanford Health welcomes Tyler Zinnecker, DPM, to the podiatry team

An artist's rendering of buildings associated with the Grand Farm autonomous farming initiative depicts how it might look in three to five years, about 10 miles south of Fargo, N.D. Image courtesy of Emerging Prairie.
Agriculture

North Dakota's Grand Farm sounds off in US Senate hearing

Sunny Asian Health Massage, seen Thursday, Feb. 13, in Detroit Lakes. (Vicki Gerdes / Tribune)
Crime and Courts

Former owner of Detroit Lakes massage parlor hit with 22 felony tax charges

Emory, Alayna and Silas Brainerd (at left) and Mikenlea and Aleana Knudsen read books to raise money for the Pregnancy Resource Center's February 2021 fund drive. (submitted photos)
Business

Bookworms and birdhouses help Pregnancy Resource Center raise funds

Revel Brewing in downtown Park Rapids (Enterprise file photo)
Fires

Fire department called to Revel Brewing

Firefighters and law enforcement personnel talk with Phoenix, an enrolled member of White Earth Nation, in a trench on the Enbridge Line 3 pipeline project near Reponen Road near Sawyer on Jan. 22. Phoenix stayed in the ditch for a couple of hours before being arrested. (Clint Austin / caustin@duluthnews.com)
Energy and Mining

Enbridge-funded account reimburses more than $500,000 to law enforcement along Line 3

Hog production is mostly done in modern confinement these days, but Mikkel Pates found one family that's still doing it outdoors.
Agriculture

South Dakota farm sticks with ‘outdoor pig’ method

Wisconsin has long been a leading dairy state, but South Dakota has also put itself on the map with its strong growth along the I-29 corridor.
Agriculture

South Dakota continues to be dairy hotspot

A group of bipartisan lawmakers want to make sure consumers do not set out to buy bison meat and accidentally buy water buffalo meat labeled just as buffalo. (Pixabay photos)
Agriculture

Lawmakers want to keep bison buyers from getting buffaloed by water buffalo meat

Agriculture

R.D. Offutt Farms commits to planting trees and pollinator acres

A Colorado law that would limit animal husbandry methods and restrict slaughter to older animals would hurt animal agriculture and limit food choices, Katie Pinke says. (Pixabay photo)
Agriculture

Colorado animal rights measure is really an attack on meat

Braden Greibrok, a senior at Austin High School and this year's Minnesota State FFA Star in Agriscience. (Noah Fish / Agweek)
Agriculture

Austin FFA senior is a Star in Agriscience for Minnesota

Farmers to Families Food Box program infographic (USDA)
Agriculture

Schlecht: The time is right to end Farmers to Families Food Boxes