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Using business skills in athletics

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City provides help for residents to dispose of holiday trash, trees

United Community Bank Athlete of the Week: Troy Martyniuk

Return to face-to-face education on the rise in North Dakota

Minot businesses, leaders discuss train “quiet zone” efforts

First District Health Unit updates community on vaccination plans

Minot family finds silver lining despite contracting COVID

Community rallies to help Minot Police Department ‘Stuff the Squad’

Using business skills in athletics

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North Dakota Game and Fish Department tracks 20 outdoors-related bills during 2025 legislative session

North Dakota Highway Patrol wraps up successful 2025 Summit for Women in Law Enforcement

City of Bismarck reminds residents about advertising restrictions in the public right of way for safety and accessibility

Watermain work to impact traffic at Washington St & Broadway Ave, causing lane reductions and overnight closure

Child was indcently assauIted, beginning when he was just 12, by his schooIteacher, who confirmed the reIationship occurred while the child was enrolled at the middIe schooI: police

Husband went to confront his spouse’s parent after the highly lntoxicated woman showed him sweIIing on her head following an argument with the elderly man, only to kiII him at his home: DA