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Jose Castaneda Announces Dis. 40 Candidacy

By The Dakotan on February 9, 2024

MINOT – Jose Castaneda announces his candidacy for the District 40 seatin the North Dakota Senate that was held by retiring longtime Minot area lawmaker KarenKrebsbach. Jose and his wife Feliciana have eight wonderful children that range in age from 14to 23.Jose was born Mexico City and his family legally immigrated to the United States […]

Recycling Recycling

By The Dakotan on February 9, 2024

Letter to the Editor During the summer of 2023 Minot launched a new recycling program. There are residents of our city who feel strongly about recycling and the potential impacts it can have on our environment. Some see it as a way to lessen the load on our current landfill and to avoid potential costs […]

NDSF Unveils Final Act for Showpass

By The Dakotan on February 9, 2024

ND State Fair release MINOT -- The North Dakota State Fair (NDSF) is thrilled to announce the final two acts for the Grandstand Showpass lineup for the much-anticipated 2024 Fair. With a blend of chart-topping country and energetic performances, these final additions promise to elevate the entertainment experience for fairgoers. The NDSF extends a warm […]

‘They Are Being Very Crafty’: Sol Wisenberg Says Biden Special Counsel Report Implies ‘Really Limited Mental Capacity’

By The Dakotan on February 8, 2024

Harold Hutchison on February 8, 2024 (Daily Caller News Foundation) Former deputy independent counsel Sol Wisenberg called out special counsel Robert Hur’s report for being “crafty” in deciding not to charge President Joe Biden over possession of classified material. Special counsel Robert Hur’s report released Thursday found President Joe Biden deliberately kept classified documents but declined to charge him. Hur […]

American Billionaires Bankrolled Activist Crusade Against Natural Gas Hubs Before Biden Signed Off On Approval Pause

By The Dakotan on February 8, 2024

Nick Pope on February 8, 2024 American billionaires bankrolled an activist campaign targeting liquefied natural gas (LNG) export terminals that influenced the White House’s decision to pause new and pending approvals for the projects, according to The Wall Street Journal. The philanthropic organizations of the Rockefeller family and Democratic megadonor Michael Bloomberg cumulatively provided millions of […]

Supreme Court Seems to Have Doubts About Kicking Trump Off the Ballot

By The Dakotan on February 8, 2024

Katelynn Richardson on February 8, 2024 (Daily Caller News Foundation) Nearly every Supreme Court justice expressed reservations Thursday about allowing a single state to remove former President Donald Trump from the 2024 election ballot. The justices heard oral arguments Thursday for Trump’s appeal of the Colorado Supreme Court’s December decision to disqualify him from the ballot under Section […]

Sakakawea Forecast Sinking

By Kim Fundingsland on February 8, 2024

Latest Runoff Outlook Declines RIVERDALE – Snowfall and its Snow Water Equivalent continues to track well below normal in the Missouri River Basin. The latest numbers revealed in the February outlook compiled by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers show a decline in the Forecast of Annual Runoff from 20.1-million-acre feet of water in the […]

District 38 House Candidate, Lisa Hermosillo

By Jonathan Starr on February 8, 2024

Join us for an engaging conversation with Lisa Hermosillo, the District 38 Democrat House Candidate, as she discusses her campaign and vision for the district. Gain insights into her motivations, key policy priorities, and the changes she hopes to bring to the community. Discover what drives her passion for public service and how she plans […]

Sheriff's Office Seeks New K-9

By The Dakotan on February 8, 2024

Ward County Sheriff's Department release The Ward County Sheriff’s Department is looking for a community partner or possibly several community partners to assist in an addition to our K9 Deputy program. The Ward County Sheriff’s Department first initiated our K9 program in August of 2019 with a similar request. Since that time, we have seen […]

‘Huge Reaction’: Axelrod Warns Against Removing Trump From Ballot

By The Dakotan on February 7, 2024

Harold Hutchison on February 7, 2024 (Daily Caller News Foundation) Former Obama adviser David Axelrod warned against efforts to block former President Donald Trump from the ballot during a Wednesday CNN appearance. The Colorado Supreme Court ruled Trump was disqualified from appearing on the ballot in the 2024 election in a 4-3 decision Dec. 19, nine days before […]

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