‘Cookout with the Crew’ event honors medical transport professionals
MINOT, N.D. – Staff at Trinity Health are inviting the public to join with them in honoring medical transport professionals for more than 20 years of service at their “Cookout with the Crew” picnic event. The event will be on Tues., May 18 from 4…
Free meal sites announced for Bismarck youth this summer
BISMARCK, N.D. – The free summer meal program for kids 18 and under is returning to Bismarck. The USDA has granted several waiver extensions that will carry through to the 2021-2022 school year, including free meals for all students until June 30, 2022. The meals…
Tauros fall to Bobcats at Maysa on Saturday 6-3
MINOT, N.D. 0 Following Friday’s 4-3 overtime defeat to Bismarck which clinched a playoff berth for Minot, the Minotauros dropped their second game in as many days to the visiting Bobcats by a final tally of 6-3. Bismarck drew first blood in the first period…
Majettes remain undefeated, beat WF Sheyenne 5-2
MINOT, N.D. – In a non-conference affair on Saturday, the Minot Majettes went to 12-0 on the season as they beat West Fargo Sheyenne in Bismarck by a final score of 5-2. In singles play, the Magi took three of the four matchups. At the…
Fire damages Fargo apartment building
FARGO, N.D. – Fire damaged a portion of a two story rowhouse apartment building Monday in north Fargo. The fire at 307 7th Ave. N. was reported shortly before 6 a.m. A second alarm was called because it’s a multi-unit building. Crews were able to…
Investigators calling on public’s help after fridge dumped in rural Grand Forks
GRAND FORKS, N.D. – Conservation Service Officers (CSO) in Grand Forks are calling on the public’s help after polluters dumped a fridge full of rotting food on Volcanic Creek Road. CSO Mark Walkosky contacted The Gazette after he attended the dumpsite Wednesday, May 5. The…
ADM to build soybean crush plant and refinery at Spiritwood, North Dakota
N.D. – ADM has announced plans to build North Dakota’s first crush plant and refinery, completely dedicated to soybeans. The US$350 million facility will be located west of Fargo, at Spiritwood — approximately 290 km (175 miles) from the Canada-U.S. border. It is slated to…
Workplace deaths remain high in North Dakota
BISMARCK, N.D. – An annual report using data from the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics shows North Dakota’s rate of workplace deaths remains among the highest in the country. The annual report released by the AFL-CIO shows that 37 North Dakota workers died in 2019…
Legislature leaves North Dakota COVID-19 wastewater study in limbo
N.D. – North Dakota lawmakers have left in doubt the future of a nearly yearlong COVID-19 wastewater study by intending federal money keep the project going but not designating funds to do so. The lab analysis of the prevalence of the coronavirus in cities’ wastewater…
Anti-Planned Parenthood Bill Partially Passed by North Dakota Governor
N.D. – According to a press release, Governor Doug Burgum partially passed SB 2030, a bill that is meant to force North Dakota State University to cut its ties with Planned Parenthood – or lose millions in dollars in funding. Now, North Dakota’s colleges are now prohibited…
