‘Styled by Child’ supports North Dakota Women’s Network initiatives
MINOT, N.D. – The North Dakota Women’s Network raised more than $5,000 during their Styled by a Child Fundraiser. This week, women allowed children to pick out their outfits and supporters donated to the organization. The money will be used for various North Dakota Women’s…
Marchers gather in Minot to raise awareness of Missing and Murdered Indigenous People
MINOT, N.D. – Dozens of supporters gathered Saturday in Minot’s Oak Park to join a walk aimed at bringing awareness to missing and murdered Indigenous people. The event was organized by the MHA West Segment Minot Community Outreach Office. The walk was planned in honor…
Beavers take both games in home doubleheader vs Crookston
MINOT, N.D. – The Minot State Beavers (24-14) hosted Minnesota Crookston at Corbett Field on Friday and took both games of a doubleheader. MSU won the first game 4-1 and follow up that win with an emphatic 19-0 triumph in the second contest. At day’s…
Ward County 4-H members place at 4-H State Air Rifle Championship Match
MINOT, N.D. – Ward County 4-H had 10 youth compete in the 4-H State Air Rifle Championship Postal Match hosted by Ramsey County 4-H. Shooters filled their targets at their own range under the guidance of a certified air rifle instructor just prior to March…
Ethan Myers, Minot, wins State Champion 4-H Indoor Archery
MINOT, N.D. – Ethan Myers, Minot, won the 4-H State Champion Masters Freestyle division of the State 4-H Indoor Archery Match. Myers had a score of 897 out of 900 points The State 4-H Indoor Archery Match looked a little different this year. Only the…
Car theft results in chase in Grand Forks
GRAND FORKS, N.D. – A car chase ensued after Grand Forks police were responding to a vehicle theft on North Washington Street. Authorities were dispatched to the vehicle theft around 6 a.m. Saturday morning and once the vehicle was located, a pursuit began. Officers followed…
North Dakota utilities could face legal risks during rampant wildfire season
N.D. — At the beginning of April, North Dakota experienced one of its most poignant wildfire scares in years: A drought-fueled grass fire burned more than 2,000 acres in the Badlands and reached within a mile of the Old West tourist town of Medora. The…
Bismarck businessman elected to lead North Dakota Democratic-NPL Party
BISMARCK, N.D. – Bismarck businessman Patrick Hart has been elected to lead the North Dakota Democratic-NPL Party. Democratic leaders from across the state elected Hart chairman during the party’s reorganization meeting Saturday. He beat out western North Dakota veterinarian Shelley Lenz, who made an unsuccessful bid…
Burgum signs “Higher ed abortion” bill; removes penalties
BISMARCK, N.D. – Gov. Doug Burgum, R-ND, signed parts of a hotly-debated bill dealing with higher education grants. The bill makes more than $11 million available to colleges and universities for grants, but has a provision saying they can’t be approved if the schools uses…
Gov. Burgum vetoes penalizing state colleges over abortions
BISMARCK, N.D. — North Dakota Gov. Doug Burgum has partially vetoed a bill aimed at penalizing the state’s 11 colleges and universities for funneling federal grant money to individuals or organizations that promote or perform abortions. Burgum said in his veto message late Friday that…
