Korrie Wenzel is a publisher at the Grand Forks Herald and Prairie Business Magazine. With a rich background in journalism that spans over three decades, he focuses on themes such as energy policy, agriculture, and sports, while also covering regional interests and world news. Wenzel's work has been featured in prominent outlets including Yahoo News, AGWEEK, and The Bismarck Tribune.
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Korrie's coverage primarily focuses on local news, including events, government announcements, and lifestyle topics in Grand Forks and North Dakota. She has a keen interest in reporting on local events, weather alerts, political developments at the state level, and community-focused stories.
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By: Korrie Wenzel
All six candidates responded to a Grand Forks Herald survey, outlining their goals if elected.
By: Korrie Wenzel
The Altru Health System board recently voted to move forward with the process. And if a deal does go through, the three hospitals will still have an affiliation with the Catholic Church.
By: Korrie Wenzel
The upgrade means more capacity for customers, said Justin Kringstad, director of the North Dakota Pipeline Authority.
By: Korrie Wenzel
The acquisition is expected to occur Aug. 3, pending approval from John Deere.
By: Korrie Wenzel
The forecast called for temps to hit the triple digits, but it just missed. Meanwhile, the heat warning will continue into early Tuesday morning.
By: Korrie Wenzel
See a gallery of photos from the Tuesday, Aug. 18, concert.
By: Korrie Wenzel
'Really, it's about being able to see first-hand some things that are benefiting other communities,' Grand Forks Mayor Brandon Bochenski said of the Sioux Falls trip and others.
By: Korrie Wenzel
Sioux Falls is much larger, yet the similarities between that town's past downtown development and Grand Forks’ long-range plans are numerous.
By: Korrie Wenzel
It formed 14 years ago with a goal of creating a unified voice to advocate for infrastructure, business and education initiatives in the Red River Valley.
By: Korrie Wenzel
At halftime, it was 28-6. Two quick touchdowns in the third quarter put it out of reach.
