Patrick Springer is a journalist based in Fargo, North Dakota. He has written for various publications including Prairie Business magazine, The Bismarck Tribune, The Dickinson Press, and WDAY. Patrick's articles cover a range of topics including local news, politics, business, and environmental issues in the North Dakota region.
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Patrick Springer's coverage is heavily focused on North Dakota, particularly in the areas of government and politics, scientific advancements, and agricultural matters. His articles often feature data citations and announcements from local authorities.
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By: Patrick Springer
The U.S. National Science Foundation recently named North Dakota a winner of an award with a $160 million payout over the next ten years. It's a massive undertaking that will require talent from across a wide array of fields, but the payoff will be worth it. This project has the opportunity to firmly place North Dakota at the top of the AgTech world.
By: Patrick Springer
North Dakota’s historic preservation officer has asked Theodore Roosevelt National Park to maintain its decades of cooperation with the state in preserving a wild horse herd as a part of
By: Patrick Springer
North Dakota’s historic preservation officer has asked Theodore Roosevelt National Park to maintain its decades of cooperation with the state in preserving a wild horse herd as a part of
By: Patrick Springer
Grand Forks native Ed O'Keefe takes a fresh look at the life of Theodore Roosevelt in a book that explores the importance women played in supporting a hypermasculine figure in American history.
A leading horse advocate says management practices at Theodore Roosevelt National Park threaten the herd's viability unless changed.
By: Troy Becker, Patrick Springer
The murders of Eddie Peltier and Gilbert Fassett are unrelated, but the men convicted of those killings may not be responsible.
By: Patrick-Springer
A University of North Dakota parasitologist estimated that Gilbert Fassett died on Aug. 1, 1986. A forensic entomologist who has provided analysis for thousands of cases later disputed that timeline.
By: Patrick Springer
North Dakota Sen. John Hoeven got the assurances from Shannon Estenoz, nominated to be deputy secretary of interior, at a congressional hearing.
By: Patrick Springer
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