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    AARP North Dakota Volunteers Advocate for Key Issues at State Capitol

    BISMARCK, ND — Dozens of AARP North Dakota volunteers gathered at the state Capitol last week to meet with lawmakers and advocate for issues that impact North Dakotans aged 50 and older. On a cold and blustery day, approximately 45 to 50 volunteers traveled from…

    Troy McAllister, 5 months ago
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    North Dakota Sees Significant Drop in Natural Gas Flaring, Promotes Sustainable Oil and Gas Practices

    BISMARCK, N.D. — The North Dakota Department of Environmental Quality (DEQ) has announced a substantial reduction in natural gas flaring over the past decade, reflecting the state’s efforts to combine economic growth with environmental sustainability. According to a recent report, natural gas flaring in North…

    Troy McAllister, 5 months ago
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    Three Men Accused of Stealing 980 Pounds of Copper Wire from North Dakota Mine

    Bismarck, ND — Three men are facing charges after allegedly stealing nearly 1,000 pounds of copper wire from a mine near Underwood, resulting in significant financial losses. The thefts, which occurred at the Falkirk Mine, are believed to have cost the company over half a…

    Troy McAllister, 5 months ago
    Local News

    Stanley, ND Issues Boil Water Advisory Due to Contamination Risk

    STANLEY, ND — City officials have issued a boil water advisory for Stanley residents after discovering a potential risk of contamination in the city’s water supply. The precautionary measure was announced Monday afternoon following a loss of pressure in the water distribution system, which could…

    Troy McAllister, 5 months ago
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    Governor Kelly Armstrong Reflects on Donald Trump’s Inauguration as 47th President of the United States

    Bismarck, ND — North Dakota Governor Kelly Armstrong and First Lady Kjersti Armstrong attended the swearing-in ceremony of Donald J. Trump as the 47th president of the United States at the U.S. Capitol in Washington, D.C., on January 20, 2025. Following the event, Governor Armstrong…

    Troy McAllister, 5 months ago
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    Fargo Police Squad Car Struck by Drunk Driver, No Injuries Reported

    Fargo, ND – A Fargo Police Department squad car was struck by another vehicle on the evening of January 18, though fortunately, no injuries were reported. According to the North Dakota Highway Patrol (NDHP), the incident occurred just before 10 p.m. at the intersection of 7th…

    Troy McAllister, 5 months ago
    Local News

    Senator Cramer Introduces VA Home Loan Awareness Act to Boost Veterans’ Knowledge of Benefits

    BISMARCK, ND — Senator Kevin Cramer has introduced a new bipartisan piece of legislation aimed at increasing awareness among veterans regarding the home loan benefits available to them through the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA). The proposed bill, known as the VA Home Loan Awareness…

    Troy McAllister, 5 months ago
    Local News

    City Services Affected by Martin Luther King, Jr. Day in Bismarck and Minot

    Bismarck, ND – As Martin Luther King, Jr. Day approaches tomorrow, residents in Bismarck and Minot can expect several city services to be delayed or closed in observance of the holiday. In Bismarck, all city offices, including the landfill, will be closed tomorrow. There will…

    Troy McAllister, 5 months ago
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    North Dakota Homeowners Can Receive Up to $500 Tax Credit

    Bismarck, ND – Homeowners in North Dakota have the opportunity to claim a tax credit of up to $500, according to the North Dakota Office of the State Tax Commissioner. This credit is available to all state homeowners who meet certain criteria, making it an…

    Troy McAllister, 5 months ago
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    North Dakota Game and Fish Department Resumes Hunter Education Courses for 2025

    Bismarck, ND – The North Dakota Game and Fish Department has announced the return of its hunter education classes, which are required for individuals aged 12 and older who wish to obtain a firearm or bowhunting license in the state. The courses, which were temporarily…

    Troy McAllister, 6 months ago
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