There remain a couple of anonymous people that have communicated with Senator Holmberg in the past. We are hot on the trail ...

Former state senator Ray Holmberg is now serving a 10-year federal prison sentence for sex crimes. This week, KX News asked ...

The finger-pointing around disgraced former Sen. Ray Holmberg’s downfall isn’t about justice for some. It’s about political ...

Former North Dakota Gov. Ed Schafer says special steps will be necessary to restore the public’s trust in the wake of the Ray ...

To say that others haven’t contacted me would be a lie. And I feel confident that more will come public with time. The only thing left is for the other victims to find the strength to tell their story ...

Former Attorney General Wayne Stenehjem had multiple unreported contacts with former Sen. Ray Holmberg during the sex crime investigation of Holmberg. Stenehjem told investigators he only spoke ...

MINOT — The scandal surrounding disgraced former state Sen. Ray Holmberg's voluminous, racist and utterly repugnant communications has, for understandable and valid reasons, attracted a great ...

Ray Holmberg, 80, of Grand Forks, admitted in court that he had paid young male masseuses, with some of whom he had sexual contact, during multiple visits to the Czech Republic, though he said he ...

FARGO, N.D. (Valley News Live) - An ex-lawmaker and former North Dakota Insurance Commissioner is issuing a statement about the latest report into Ray Holmberg and his alleged conversations with ...

Ray Holmberg. According to a report published Friday by the Forum of Fargo-Moorhead, Holmberg exchanged emails with former Center for Innovation CEO Bruce Gjovig in 2009 and 2011 about some of ...

Mathern remarked, “Ray Holmberg committed the most heinous crimes against children. He bragged about it. Holmberg was the longest-serving state Senator in the country when he was in office.

Ray Holmberg as the lawmaker was being investigated for sex crimes, including calls the day Stenehjem sat for a law enforcement interview. Yet Stenehjem only told law enforcement about one phone ...