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Richard Meryhew

Reporter | Regional

Phone: 612-673-4425

Richard Meryhew covers state news. In 2006, he authored an award-winning series on Kirby Puckett's life and he has played a key role in team coverage of many of the state's biggest stories in recent years.

Coming to grips with their ruin

While most homes in Fargo and Moorhead stayed dry, rural residents along the Red River began tallying losses - physical and emotional.

Updated: March 29, 2009, - 11:54 PM

Fargo mayor: In the eye of the storm

Fargo's mayor earned his stripes during the 1997 flood, but now there are no guarantees.

Updated: March 29, 2009, - 08:56 AM

Fargo, Moorhead: Little aid after '97 flood

Cities worst hit in 1997 got help shoring up defenses, but others didn't.

Updated: March 26, 2009, - 10:59 PM

Geology set the Red River on a course for flooding

Blame the Ice Age glacial lake that left the river in a flat, wide valley.

Updated: March 24, 2009, - 11:51 PM

Somali man's return to Minn. has locals buzzing

The 22-year-old from Minneapolis is in hiding, a community leader said, adding that the recruit for jihad had a change of heart.

Updated: March 22, 2009, - 09:25 AM

Feb. 26: Minneapolis mosque opening doors to dispel myths

Abubakar As-Saddique Islamic Center welcomed the public in an effort to dispel rumors after a terrorist suicide of a Somali who attended the mosque.

Updated: February 25, 2009, - 11:23 PM

Muslims invite FBI chief to Minneapolis

A prayer and dinner are set for Wednesday at the Abubakar As-Saddique Islamic Center in response to concerns about whether young Somalis are leaving the Twin Cities to joining militias in their homeland.

Updated: February 24, 2009, - 11:15 PM

Uncovered bones are a hot find from the Ice Age

A Farmington caver and his friends have unearthed some rich and surprising pieces of Minnesota's prehistoric past.

Updated: February 16, 2009, - 10:29 AM

Mosque: 'Nothing to do with' any trips

In some of the strongest language to date, the director of a Minneapolis mosque has again rebuffed rumors that its leaders could be connected to the recent disappearances of up to a dozen young Somali men.

Updated: February 09, 2009, - 09:39 PM