Grand Forks man accused of possessing child pornography

By The Borderland Press staff A change of plea hearing was scheduled Monday morning for a Grand Forks man accused of child pornography possession. Devon Jay Hegland, 26, a registered sex offender, was arrested by authorities this past January.

Symposium held for drone tech

North Dakota Leaders held a symposium last Wednesday at Camp Grafton near Devils Lake to discuss drone technology. The meeting comes weeks after Senator John Hoeven announced the $100-million expansion of Grand Sky’s Project ULTRA program.

DAKOTA DATEBOOK: Return to The Elkhorn Ranch

September 2, 2025 – On this date in 1890, Theodore Roosevelt returned to Medora for his last substantial visit to his Elkhorn Ranch. Arriving with his wife Edith, two sisters and three other companions, the party was met with heavy rain at the train station.

North Dakota Cancer Control Plan charts course to save lives through prevention and screening and to support quality of life for those living with cancer

Free face-to-face tobacco and nicotine dependence treatment counseling and nutrition education are offered by many local public health units. Find a local public health office at hhs. nd.gov/local-public-healthsites.

North Dakota HHS shares tips and resources to support healthy back-to-school routines

As students prepare to head back to school, North Dakota Health and Human Services (HHS) encourages families to support children’s well-being by focusing on healthy routines, preventive care and emotional readiness.

Poll: Voters want to tap Legacy Fund, with limits

Taxes, lunches okay; charter schools a firm no Most North Dakotans support using the state’s Legacy Fund to reduce property taxes even further and to pay for school lunches at public schools, but draw the line at using the sovereign wealth fund to cover private school vouchers, North Dakota Poll...

32nd Annual Pioneer Machinery Show to be hosted at Pembina County Museum

Music and farm memories are a big part of the Annual Pioneer Machinery Show held each year at the Pembina County Museum Grounds, and this year’s Sept. 7 show is no different.