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    License Plates Stolen from North Dakota Highway Patrol Car in Mandan

    Bismarck, ND – The North Dakota Highway Patrol is investigating the theft of license plates from one of its squad cars in Mandan. The plates, marked with the designation “HP 224,” were taken on the evening of December 27. Authorities are asking the public for assistance…

    Troy McAllister, 1 year ago
    Crime News

    Man Killed in Officer-Involved Shooting on Turtle Mountain Reservation

    Bismarck, ND – A man was fatally shot in an officer-involved incident on the Turtle Mountain Reservation on Sunday morning, according to a statement from the tribal chairman. The Bureau of Indian Affairs (BIA) officers responded to a residence on the reservation following a report…

    Troy McAllister, 1 year ago
    Local News

    Bismarck Attorney Recognized with Humanitarian Award for Advocacy Efforts

    Bismarck, ND — Micah Olson, an attorney with the North Dakota Protection and Advocacy Project, was recently honored with the prestigious Humanitarian Award by the Bismarck Human Relations Committee for his dedicated work in advocating for individuals with disabilities. Olson, who has spent the past…

    Troy McAllister, 1 year ago
    State News

    Senate Passes Water Resources Development Act Before Holiday Break

    Bismarck, ND – Before breaking for the holiday recess, the U.S. Senate passed several key pieces of legislation, including the Water Resources Development Act (WRDA), a significant bill aimed at advancing water conservation and related infrastructure across the country. The WRDA, which has garnered widespread…

    Troy McAllister, 1 year ago
    State News

    Federal Grants to Support North Dakota’s Specialty Crop Industry

    Bismarck, ND — While North Dakota may not be the first state that comes to mind when thinking about specialty crops, it is home to vital agricultural products such as dry beans, lentils, and sunflowers. To support these crops and the farmers who grow them,…

    Troy McAllister, 1 year ago
    Local News

    Family Farmers and Ranchers Face Scramble to Comply with Corporate Transparency Act

    Bismarck, ND – Farmers and ranchers across the United States are grappling with new requirements under the Corporate Transparency Act (CTA), which is set to take effect on January 13, 2025. The law, aimed at increasing corporate transparency and curbing financial crimes, mandates that businesses—including…

    Troy McAllister, 1 year ago
    Local News

    Icy Roads Lead to Rollover Crash on I-94, Three Injured

    Fargo, ND – Three individuals were injured in a rollover crash on Interstate 94 in Fargo on Monday afternoon, December 23, following hazardous icy road conditions. According to the North Dakota Highway Patrol, the incident occurred around 3:21 p.m. when a 43-year-old woman from Moorhead,…

    Troy McAllister, 1 year ago
    Local News

    North Dakota Faces Brief Gap in House Representation Until January

    Bismarck, ND – North Dakota’s U.S. House seat is temporarily vacant following Governor Kelly Armstrong’s departure at midnight on December 14. Armstrong’s resignation marked the start of a transition period as he assumed the governor’s office, leaving the state’s congressional seat unfilled until Congresswoman-elect Julie…

    Troy McAllister, 1 year ago
    State News

    U.S. Senate Passes Bill to Strengthen Law Enforcement in Tribal Areas

    Bismarck, ND – The U.S. Senate has passed a new bill aimed at bolstering law enforcement resources in tribal communities. The Bridging Agency Data Gaps and Ensuring Safety for Native Communities Act, known as BADGES, seeks to improve the recruitment and retention of Bureau of…

    Troy McAllister, 1 year ago
    State News

    North Dakota Greenlights Underground CO2 Storage for Controversial Midwest Pipeline Project

    Bismarck, ND – North Dakota regulators have granted approval for a critical component of a proposed carbon dioxide (CO2) pipeline system that aims to reduce greenhouse gas emissions in the Midwest. The state’s Public Service Commission (PSC) recently gave the green light to a plan…

    Troy McAllister, 1 year ago
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