Minot State University receives $235K grant for universal newborn hearing screening
MINOT, N.D. – Minot State University received $235,000 from the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services for universal newborn hearing screening and intervention. The funds enable states, families and providers to develop systems of care so that newborns, infants and young children who are…
North Dakota man who illegally sold pot in Bay County ordered to pay $1,500 fine
N.D. – A North Dakota man who sold and gave away marijuana from Bay County businesses without state-required licenses has been court-ordered to pay fines but is otherwise in the clear. Bay County Circuit Judge Harry P. Gill in December sentenced Eric F. Owens, 46,…
Minot City Council considers redirecting resilience money
MINOT, N.D. – The council put off a decision until at least mid-March, when it will have more information to determine a plan of action for possibly redirecting resilience money. The council is looking to transfer unused dollars from planning or areas such as single-family…
North Dakota seeks artists for state park residencies
N.D. — Artists can now apply for a residency program that will invite artists to stay and work at North Dakota state parks. The Artist in Residency program will give three artists the chance to stay at a state park later this year while demonstrating…
North Dakota Senate approves rape kit tracking system
N.D. – North Dakota’s Senate on Friday unanimously passed a bill providing for a statewide tracking system for sexual assault examination kits. Senate Bill 2281 now goes to the House. The bill uses $255,000 of a three-year $442,908 federal grant to fund a part-time administrative…
Minot Airport one step closer to completing upgrades to cargo apron, taxiway
MINOT, N.D. – The Minot International Airport is one step closer to updating its taxiway and cargo apron. The airport received a $2 million grant from the Federal Aviation Administration to get those projects done. The design is complete and the airport director said he’s…
North Dakota Senate votes for earlier Sunday alcohol sales
N.D. — The North Dakota Senate has passed a bill that allows alcohol to be sold earlier on Sundays. Republican Sen. Scott Meyer, of Grand Forks, said he proposed the legislation to help the service industry which has been dealing with restrictions due to the…
Minot City Council tables discussion of NDR Funds after 4 motions fail
MINOT, N.D. – Minot City Council held a special meeting Monday night to talk about the city’s National Disaster Resilience funds. That money funds projects like the gathering space, the center for technical education and affordable housing. Alderman Mark Jantzer motioned to remove the gathering…
North Dakota Ag Hall of Fame Honorees Ceremony
N.D. – The North Dakota Agriculture Hall of Fame induction ceremony was held March 10th during the 84th Annual North Dakota Winter Show. One 2021 ND Ag Hall of Fame Honoree was North Dakota Wheat Commission Administrator Neal Fisher of Bismarck. He talked about the…
New cell service infrastructure coming to Minot
MINOT, N.D. – Some Minot residents will soon have a better cell signal, that’s thanks to a new motion approved by city council. Earlier this week the council approved an agreement with Verizon to install a few small cell facilities throughout the city. According to…
