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Maya Patel

Maya Patel

Reporter · Fargo, ND

Maya Patel has spent the last six years covering the arts scene in Fargo after earning her degree in Arts Management from North Dakota State University. She has a strong background with local art galleries and theaters, bringing a vibrant perspective to her reporting.

15 stories from Maya Patel in West Fargo

STMicro nearly doubles quarterly profit, sees Q4 sales exceeding $4 billion — KFGO
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STMicro nearly doubles quarterly profit, sees Q4 sales exceeding $4 billion

By Nathan Vifflin and Fabrizio La Rocca Oct 29 (Reuters) STMicroelectronics reported a third-quarter operating profit above market expectations on Thursday, as demand from AI data ​centres and satellite operators added to a broader recovery ‌in the chipmaker s markets. Operating income excluding...

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Champs at last: Brewers win their first World Series title — The Forum of Fargo-Moorhead
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Champs at last: Brewers win their first World Series title

ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. -- Rookie Cooper Pratt drove in two runs and Jacob Misiorowski tossed 5 2/3 scoreless innings, helping the Milwaukee Brewers capture their first World Series title with a 4-1 victory over the Tampa Bay Rays on Wednesday. The Brewers, who dispatched the Rays in five games, won...

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Prep Volleyball Insider: How Olivia Bratton's versatility is an asset to Mustangs — The Forum of Fargo-Moorhead
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Prep Volleyball Insider: How Olivia Bratton's versatility is an asset to Mustangs

WEST FARGO — Olivia Bratton is a Swiss Army knife of sorts for the No. 1-ranked West Fargo Sheyenne volleyball team. The junior leads the Mustangs with 41 service aces, has a second-most 262 kills and is tied for the second-most digs at 212 in 31 matches this season. On the roster, Bratton is...

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Essentia uses AI to assess coronary artery disease — The Forum of Fargo-Moorhead
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Essentia uses AI to assess coronary artery disease

FARGO — Doctors at Essentia are using artificial intelligence to detect coronary artery disease as a faster and less invasive method, and it's already cutting down on recovery times. Traditionally, to determine if a patient needs a stent, doctors run a wire through the blockage. This can be an...

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Microsoft beats quarterly cloud revenue estimates — KFGO
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Microsoft beats quarterly cloud revenue estimates

Oct 28 (Reuters) Microsoft surpassed expectations for quarterly cloud revenue on Wednesday, signaling that its hefty AI investments were paying off at a time Wall Street grows increasingly wary of Big Tech s debt-fueled spending. Revenue at Microsoft s Azure cloud computing business ​grew 48% to...

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Drug task force remains busy after 698-pound meth seizure in central Minnesota — The Forum of Fargo-Moorhead
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Drug task force remains busy after 698-pound meth seizure in central Minnesota

MONTEVIDEO, Minn. — Agents with the CEE-VI Drug Task Force in west central Minnesota had been seizing anywhere from 10 to 15 pounds of methamphetamine every year until 2020, when they seized 57.7 pounds of the illegal substance. Then, in 2025, agents were part of an operation that netted just shy...

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Airbus holds annual targets, bets on year-end delivery surge

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Minot North's Cameron Jesz making a one-handed interception during a high school football game.
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Minot North’s Cameron Jesz has one of the greatest interceptions you’ll ever see

In the heart of Minot, under the bright lights of the football field, Cameron Jesz soared above the rest, making a stunning one-handed interception that left spectators breathless. It was a moment that encapsulated the thrill of high school football, where dreams are chased and heroes are born, a...

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Minot Symphony Orchestra conductor leading an orchestra on stage
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Minot Symphony Orchestra warns of ticket scam

As the lights dim and the first notes of the Minot Symphony Orchestra begin to fill the air, the magic of music brings together families and friends, creating an atmosphere of joy and anticipation. Yet, beneath this enchanting experience lurks a shadow of deceit, as the orchestra issues a heartfelt...

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EQT’s acquisition of Range underscores race to dominate US natgas market — KFGO
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EQT’s acquisition of Range underscores race to dominate US natgas market

By Scott DiSavino Oct 28 (Reuters) EQT s acquisition of rival producer Range Resources this week marks the latest consolidation in the natural gas industry, as producers are scrambling to lock in supply to feed growing demand for liquefied natural gas exports and power demand. Canonsburg,...

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Sheyenne libero Baylor Dinger reaches 2,000 digs and she's just getting started — The Forum of Fargo-Moorhead
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Sheyenne libero Baylor Dinger reaches 2,000 digs and she's just getting started

WEST FARGO — West Fargo Sheyenne libero Baylor Dinger appears to glide across the court with a certain rhythm. The junior hardly stays in the same spot for more than a split second. One second, Dinger s drifting towards the net. The next, she s reeling back towards the service line. On Tuesday...

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Crop-share apples count as farm products, Minnesota Department of Agriculture lawyers say — The Forum of Fargo-Moorhead
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Crop-share apples count as farm products, Minnesota Department of Agriculture lawyers say

A cider maker who doesn t own her apple trees can still sell her cider without a license, Minnesota Department of Agriculture legal counsel decided this year. Her apples come from a crop-share agreement, and the lawyers ruled that still makes them products of the farm. Jane Grimsbo Jewett laid out...

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Kyler Murray scrambling with a football, defenders in pursuit
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Undefeated Vikings seek more from a dragging offense. Murray’s running presents plenty of potential

In the heart of Minneapolis, the air crackled with anticipation as Kyler Murray made a breathtaking escape from the pocket, his feet a blur against the backdrop of roaring fans. With a swift pivot and a burst of speed, he carved a path through defenders, a moment of pure athleticism that...

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Dental implants on a clean, professional surface, symbolizing precision and innovation in healthcare.
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Straumann Q3 sales slightly beat expectations

In a world where uncertainty often looms large, the story of Straumann’s recent sales performance paints a picture of resilience and growth. Amidst the backdrop of global economic challenges, the Swiss dental implants maker’s slight sales beat offers a glimmer of hope, not just for the dental...

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Brewers sell out World Series watch party as fans await first title — KFGO
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Brewers sell out World Series watch party as fans await first title

By Field Level Media Oct 28 (By Jim Hoehn, Field Level Media) MILWAUKEE More than 30,000 title-starved Brewers fans turned out to watch a baseball game played 1,200 miles away, but they will have to wait at least one more day to see their dream ​fulfilled. The visiting Milwaukee Brewers were on the...

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