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North Dakota Legislature passes law aimed at tackling MMIP crisis
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Red River fans dress as Ku Klux Klan for hockey game
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GRAND FORKS – A photo appearing to show Grand Forks Red River High School hockey fans dressed in white hoods and robes similar to those of the Ku Klux Klan surfaced on the social media site Twitter on Friday evening. Talk about this topic read more
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