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Erik Rod Murder Plea Delayed

MINOT — A Minot man charged with murder had his change of plea hearing delayed Tuesday. Erik Rod, 43, was to have entered change of plea in North Central District Court before Judge Gary Lee at 1 p.m. However, due to a blizzard warning Rod’s attorney, Patrick Waters of Bismarck, requested a delay that was […]

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April 12, 2022

Sunday Rollover in Minot

MINOT — A vehicle came to rest wheels up following a rollover accident on a Minot city street Sunday. The two-vehicle collision happened shortly before 2 p.m. at the intersection near 900 31st Avenue NW. Remarkably, no serious injuries were reported. kim.fundingsland@mydakotan.com

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April 11, 2022

NWS Warns of Crippling Blizzard

BISMARCK — It's the real deal, no escaping this one. A spring storm that is poised to tear into North Dakota has the potential to bury the record book under a massive dump of snow. Add to it plunging temperatures and winds up to 60 miles per hour, and you have all the ingredients of […]

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April 11, 2022

Always a Special Place

T.R. National Park-North Unit WATFORD CITY — It is the very definition of a National Park – beauty, majesty, serenity, wilderness. Take your pick. You’ll discover it all, and more, at the North Unit of Theodore Roosevelt National Park. I’ve never forgotten my first view of the North Unit. I’m guessing I was about six […]

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April 10, 2022

Say It Ain’t Snow!

Late Season Storm Lurking BISMARCK — It’s that time of year. Not really spring and not really winter, but somewhere in between. Seems like it just wouldn’t be North Dakota without a tease of nice weather dashed with a late season snowstorm. Yikes! It might be best to keep that snow shovel within reach. The […]

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April 8, 2022

Dead and Dying Birds

Avian Influenza in North Dakota BISMARCK — The annual spectacle of the spring waterfowl migration is underway in North Dakota, leaving dead and dying birds in its wake. It wasn’t unexpected but is nevertheless receiving close attention. In North Dakota all poultry shows, public sales, and exhibitions have been cancelled due to the danger of […]

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April 6, 2022

Dry March Aggravates Dry Conditions

MINOT — It is dry in western North Dakota, very dry in some places, and indications are that drought conditions could very well expand and spread in the coming months. In a Drought Briefing issued this week, the National Weather Service says that “Dry weather during the month of March has led to a slight […]

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April 5, 2022

Sakakawea Forecast Plummets

RIVERDALE — Down again. A lot. That's the latest runoff outlook for the Missouri River Basin and Lake Sakakawea. “It doesn’t look very good, but I don’t think it surprised anyone,” said Scott Gangle, North Dakota Game and Fish Department fisheries section leader. Gangle was responding to the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers April runoff […]

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April 5, 2022

Chairman Survives Challenge

Contentious Moments at Republican Convention BISMARCK — A challenge to Republican party chairman Perrie Schafer came close to succeeding, but in the end the Bismarck man kept his position at the podium. As chairman of the state GOP, Schafer entered the convention hall at the Bismarck Event Center also as chairman of the convention. However, […]

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April 3, 2022

On to Nationals for Young Artist

Junior Duck Stamp Winner Chosen in Minot MINOT — The field of entries was narrowed down to five finalists. A difficult choice, to be sure, but in the end the panel of five judges chose a Prisma colored pencil drawing of two mottled ducks in flight as Best of Show in the 2022 North Dakota […]

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April 3, 2022

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Erik Rod Murder Plea Delayed

Sunday Rollover in Minot

NWS Warns of Crippling Blizzard

Always a Special Place

Say It Ain’t Snow!

Dead and Dying Birds

Dry March Aggravates Dry Conditions

Sakakawea Forecast Plummets

Chairman Survives Challenge

On to Nationals for Young Artist

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