The Vault
Full series in today's e-edition, and the first episode of The Vault's podcast about North Dakota-born serial killer is released.
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Armed with five runts, a made-up canyon, and a helicopter lie, a North Dakota animal trainer somehow turned a misdemeanor arrest into a Hollywood career.
Part 3: A road map discovered in Harvey Carignan's vehicle included 180 marked locations, including three spots where the bodies of young women and girls were found.
The Hall Mills murder trial 100 years ago shares similarities with Minnesota author F. Scott Fitzgerald's "Great Gatsby" storyline.
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Albert Woolson became a national figure before his death in 1956 at about 109 years old.
In the depths of the Great Depression, Earl Neller, his three children, and three of their friends headed west on foot, with a camera, diaries ... and a few weapons.
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Swedish immigrant lived in North Dakota and South Dakota after surviving the infamous disaster
A North Dakotan's dream of being a pilot ended during World War II after he was shot down in Austria, and forced to become a prisoner of war.
In 1911, several tornadoes ripped through North Dakota into Canada, resulting in deaths, injuries, a trail of devastated crops and homes — and one epic tornado photo.
Cold cases, crime and intrigue in our region.
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In 2002, few in North Dakota and Minnesota knew what meth was, but they were soon to find out.
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