Vaccine myths and trust in science, Oktoberfest fun at Würst Bier Hall, and how supporters power hands-on STEM learning at Gateway to Science.

NDSU President David Cook shares plans for a new AI-focused Honors College, plus Prairie Beat investigates the dark side of digital childhood in North Dakota schools.

From renewing Jamestown’s historic Voorhees Chapel to rabies panics on the prairie and the fight for rural broadband, Main Street explores history, fear, and the future.

Furniture Mission helps families in crisis create homes with dignity, while Cinema 100 previews a fall lineup of indie films, global stories, and community conversations.

Explore Finland’s happiness lessons, hear harvest insights from ND farmers, and discover simple, hands-on science activities to try at home this fall.

Go inside baseball with Christopher Krick, preview Norsk Høstfest with Searle Swedlund, and hear how North Dakota’s new school cell phone ban is changing classrooms.

Essentia Health drives significant economic regional impact, while prairie communities of the past faced rabies scares, rumors, and “mad dog” panics.

Dr. Cullinane unpacks political violence and free speech, then journalists Kitty and Marie Felde retrace their grandparents’ 1925 Model T honeymoon.

Youth healing at Home on the Range, Fargo’s Walk to End Alzheimer’s, Dave Thompson’s news review, and a heartfelt tribute to columnist Marilyn Hagerty.

From workforce growth at the Fusion Conference to Robert Redford’s legacy, the impact of heavy news on well-being, and Fargo’s Moonrise Café community hub.