Tracy Briggs

In the 1980s, Auschwitz survivor Helen Waterford and former Hitler Youth Alfons Heck brought an unforgettable warning to students in North Dakota, Minnesota and beyond.

The move follows last week's cancellation at Bluestem after Fargo-based promoter Jade Presents announced it was closing its doors.

When the daughter didn't match her mother, a paired donation connected multiple families and made four transplants possible.

The Wacky Packages parody stickers are delighting a new generation at my husband's old farmhouse.

What started as a Christmas gift has become a full-blown obsession complete with a cardinal love story, Darth Grackle and dreams of spotting Cal Ripken Jr.

What old maps, census records and family trees reveal about one of Minnesota's favorite legends.

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Fifty years ago, 21-year-old Debbie Sherwood thought Fargo needed an outdoor arts festival, and the Downtown Street Fair was born.

Before he became a D-Day hero, Theodore Roosevelt Jr. spent decades growing up in the pages of North Dakota newspapers.