The North Dakota State Board of Higher Education (SBHE) announced Wednesday that it will not be making any immediate changes to its policies following a new directive from the U.S. Department of Education on race-based policies in education. The federal guidance, issued on February...
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Minot Police collected evidence and arrested a man on multiple charges including Gross Sexual Imposition. Full story from KMOT News. [...]
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It was a weekend of entrepreneurship and making Bismarck better for participants involved in the first Start-Up weekend in Bismarck. The goal, pitch, build, and launch a business before the weekend ends. [...]
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North Dakota counties are high up in the list that counts the number of declared federal disasters. And to no one’s surprise, a lot of those have to do with flooding. More details and some interactive graphics from The Washington Post. [...]
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It’s no secret, one of the big challenges in Western North Dakota is dealing with the growing and changing nature of crime. This AP piece has some of the usual big media slants, but the topic is too important to ignore. [...]
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Should we replace, renovate, or do nothing at all with the Governor’s residence? Legislators will decide. Plus, Monday is the last day to file legislation and it looks like we might see a more bills than last session. [...]
Read & Share sourced from: InForumSenator Heitkamp joined teachers from around the state for a roundtable discussion on education. Get the recap from WDAY in Fargo. [...]
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The City of East Grand Forks has filed an insurance claim in hopes of recovering a $510,000 loan made through the economic development association. [...]
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Two Dickinson residents have died from gunshot wounds. The victims were believed to be romantically involved and a handgun was recovered at the scene. The official investigation is underway. [...]
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A handful U.S. craft brewers are reviving an age-old way of making beer that was practically unthinkable a decade ago. [...]
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Did you know: It takes a gallon of water to grow a single almond? A gallon of almond milk has the same nutritional value of a handful of almonds but costs 6 times as much? For no other reason than I found them interesting, here are two articles on the state of the almond craze. [...]
Read & ShareThe guy’s name is Lars Andersen, and he has taken archery to a new level by looking back on its history. It’s a perfect feature for a Sunday morning dose of P.B.A.. [...]
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In the case of the downtown parking holes, The City of Minot is exploring legal options, and at Tuesday’s Finance Committee meeting the option of hiring an attorney will be discussed. [...]
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This is a nice tribute piece to Wes Herrmann, the owner of Legendary Field Services who was killed recently in a job-site accident. [...]
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