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Threat, Arrest at Minot School

By The Dakotan on February 22, 2024

Minot Police Department release Online threat directed towards Erik Ramstad Middle School Thursday We were notified of a threat directed towards Erik Ramstad Middle School around 1 p.m.this afternoon that was posted to a social media platform.The investigation led to the identification of a 15-year-old juvenile suspect, who is chargedwith felony terrorizing.Out of an abundance […]

Ronald Westberry, District 40 House Candidate

By Jonathan Starr on February 21, 2024

Join us for a candidate interview as we sit down with Ronald Westberry, District 40 House Candidate, as part of The Dakotan's Election Central Coverage. Ronald shares insights into his campaign, discusses key issues, and explains his motivation for running. Tune in to gain a deeper understanding of his platform and vision for the district. […]

Minot Legislator Proposes Tax Revision

By Kim Fundingsland on February 21, 2024

Alternative to Initiated Measure MINOT – There's a better way to do it. That was the message delivered by Rep. Scott Louser, R-Dis. 5, Minot, during a press conference held at the City Auditorium. Louser has penned a 23-page bill that he hopes to introduce to the 2025 legislative session. However, that would happen only […]

Louser Announces for School Board

By Kim Fundingsland on February 20, 2024

Cities Need for Better Communication MINOT – Scott Louser announced Tuesday afternoon that he will be running for a position on the Minot School Board in the June election. “I’m excited to be on the ballot. I’ve got a lot invested, both as a graduate of Minot High and a parent in the system.” Louser, […]

Game and Fish Advises Early Fish House Removal

By The Dakotan on February 20, 2024

ND Game and Fish release While the deadline for removing permanent fish houses from North Dakota lakes is March 15, the state Game and Fish Department is urging anglers to consider removing their houses early in areas of the state where ice conditions are deteriorating.Given the current long-range weather forecast predicting temperatures well above normal, […]

Olson Seeks District 38 House Seat

By The Dakotan on February 20, 2024

Lisa Olson announces that she is seeking election, as a Republican, to the State House of Representatives from District 38. She currently serves on Minot’s City Council; a seat that she was originally elected to in 2010. Throughout her tenure on city council, she has been elected Council Vice President and Council President. She has […]

US Congress Candidate, Trygve Hammer discusses campaign, federal aid bill, and more

By Jonathan Starr on February 20, 2024

In this exclusive interview, North Dakota US Congress Candidate, Trygve Hammer, sits down to discuss his campaign, the recently passed $95 billion federal aid bill, and more. Get a firsthand look at his vision for North Dakota and the nation, and hear his perspectives on crucial issues facing our communities today. Join us for this […]

Spending, Immigration, and War - Dr. Rick Becker, US Congress Candidate, breaks it down

By Jonathan Starr on February 19, 2024

Dr. Rick Becker joins The Conversation, as part of The Dakotan's Election Central Coverage, to talk about the top issues that are facing the US and North Dakota. The recent 95 billion dollar foreign aid bill is discussed along with some North Dakota Politics. He rejects the idea of him being the heir apparent and […]

Dis. 14 Endorses Republican Trio

By The Dakotan on February 19, 2024

STEELE – Karisa Grothe, Larry Danduran and Jason Steidl were unanimously endorsed by local Republicans at the District 14 Legislative Endorsing convention in Steele on Sunday, February 18th. Grothe is endorsed for the State Senate seat, while Danduran and Steidl are each endorsed for the two State House seats. “It is with humility and gratitude, […]

Long Range WX Outlook

By Kim Fundingsland on February 19, 2024

El Nino to La Nina Likely Enjoy it while you can. That is the underlying message in the latest long-range weather outlook issued by the Climate Prediction Center. This winter is destined to go into the record book as one of the warmest ever for North Dakota, thanks to a strong El Nino. El Nino […]

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