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- Sep 23, 2026
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Blood in the Badlands: Oil competition fueled the Bakken murder-for-hire killings (opens the original)
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FORT BERTHOLD, N.D. — From day one, nothing went right at Blackstone Trucking. And when things went wrong, James Terry Henrikson — the owner in all but name — got angry. Then he got violent. The oil transportation company was born in bloodshed, and left a trail of death from the Fort Berthold Reservation to Spokane, Washington. Henrikson’s reign of terror from 2011 until 2014 left two people dead and other business associates — including his estranged wife — on a hit list that never succeeded. N
The last flight of the Sophisticated Lady (opens the original)
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REGENSBURG, Germany — Frantic voices crackled over the B-24 Liberator’s interphone system. Hell was about to break loose on Feb. 25, 1944. The crew of Sophisticated Lady was surrounded by enemy airplanes more than 20,000 feet in the air. Tasked with blowing up an aircraft factory in Germany, the closer they came to their target, the more intense the fighting and anti-aircraft shells became. “We were always on the alert for an attack by enemy fighters. Yes, we were nervous, too, because we knew a
Family challenges self-defense in 2009 shooting death, citing inconsistencies (opens the original)
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MOORHEAD — All his adolescent life, Jeremy LaFromboise shared a bedroom with his older brother, Joel. They knew everything about each other, loved the guitar, rap and rock ‘n' roll. Joel, at 17 years old and nearly 6 feet 3 inches tall, was Jeremy’s protector in 2009, keeping him safe when he was bullied at Moorhead High School. He showed him how to play basketball and skip stones across Mille Lacs Lake. “Everything he did, I just followed him,” Jeremy told Forum News Service in a recent intervi
10 years ago, massive protests over a North Dakota pipeline reached a flashpoint (opens the original)
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STANDING ROCK, N.D. — The world’s eyes turned toward North Dakota and the Standing Rock Sioux Tribe early September 2016, after a little-known protest over a crude oil pipeline’s path intensified to encompass thousands of Indigenous people and allies. The months-long conflict over the $3.7 billion Dakota Access Pipeline, or DAPL, erupted when the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers approved plans for a crude oil pipeline half a mile outside of the Standing Rock Sioux Reservation. The decision pitted Am
17 years after Vernon Allen shot and killed Joel LaFromboise, he says: 'I wish it never happened' (opens the original)
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MOORHEAD — Vernon Allen has nightmares about the night he shot and killed Joel LaFromboise in 2009. “I am paranoid all the time about anybody sneaking up on me,” he recently claimed in an interview with Forum News Service. As a result of the shooting, Allen said he was diagnosed with Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder, and has become a recluse, rarely venturing out of his apartment. “I just want to put this behind me and forget about it," said Allen, now 64 years old. "I still get the thoughts about
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