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House Again Passes Private School Tuition Funds

By Lydia Hoverson

Senate Sifts Through $3 Billion University Funds

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House Votes Money for Minot Airport Hangar

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Senate Narrowly Includes Sub-districts

Full House Vote to Accept Joint Redistricting Plan

Full House Vote on Accepting Sub-Districts

Minor Revisions to Redistricting Plan

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A Tree for Those in Need

By Lydia Hoverson on November 4, 2022

County Library to Set Up Angel Tree lydia.hoverson@mydakotan.com MINOT – Though Christmas time isn’t quite here according to some, Ward County is planning ahead. County Commissioners approved Tuesday an angel tree to be set up in the employee lounge at the County Administration Building. Kerrianne Boetcher, Ward County library administrator, said the commissioners approved the […]

Large Turnout at Dakota Patriot Rally

By Kim Fundingsland on November 4, 2022

Decorated speaker delivers strong message MINOT – What was promoted as an evening to join fellow patriots proved to be a very large gathering at the State Fair Center Thursday evening. The Dakota Patriot Rally featured Lt. Col. Daniel MacArthur Gade as the featured speaker. Gade was born in Minot and graduated from Minot High […]

Letter Supporting Term Limits

By The Dakotan on November 4, 2022

Election Day November 8 A YES vote on Measure 1 will be good for North Dakota. It would apply an 8-year term limit to the ND Governor, and members of the State House and State Senate. Term limits improve citizen access to the process, encourage more candidates to run, and increase voter participation in elections. They […]

North Dakota high court to weigh judge's abortion ban ruling

By AP - The Dakotan on November 4, 2022

By DAVE KOLPACK Associated Press FARGO (AP) — North Dakota's Supreme Court will hear arguments later this month on the state's abortion ban after the attorney general appealed a judge's ruling that kept it from taking effect. The high court on Wednesday scheduled oral arguments for Nov. 29 on South Central District Judge Bruce Romanick's […]

North Dakota: What to expect on election night

By AP - The Dakotan on November 3, 2022

By The Associated Press Tuesday's ballot offers some intrigue for North Dakotans in the reliably red state — from late congressional entries by independent candidates to term limits and marijuana legalization. North Dakotans will decide whether to endorse changing the state constitution to limit the terms of the governor and state legislators. The citizen-led […]

Sen. Cramer Sounds Off on Biden’s Energy Policy

By Kim Fundingsland on November 3, 2022

Views on Possible Senate Majority News release: BISMARCK – U.S. Senator Kevin Cramer, R-ND, member of the Senate Environment and Public Works Committee, joined Larry Kudlow on Fox Business to discuss President Joe Biden’s recent calls for a windfall tax on energy companies. He also discussed a strategy to increase energy production if Republicans win […]

Drought Creeping In

By Kim Fundingsland on November 3, 2022

Flash drought conditions MINOT – What the U.S. Drought Monitor refers to as “flash drought” conditions have crept into much of North Dakota in the past week. The Drought Monitor is issued each Thursday. A flash drought is defined as the opposite of flash, or sudden, rainfall or flood. It is a rapid intensification or […]

Lake Sakakawea Below Average

By Kim Fundingsland on November 3, 2022

2022 runoff at 75% RIVERDALE – Lake Sakakawea avoided what was on track to be very low summer water levels this year, thanks to a big dose of precipitation that boosted June runoff into the state’s largest reservoir. Nevertheless, annual runoff in the Missouri River Basin for 2022 is projected to finish at 75% of […]

Changes to Magic Fund Guidelines

By Lydia Hoverson on November 3, 2022

Committee defines conflict of interest lydia.hoverson@mydakotan.com MINOT – The Ad Hoc committee discussed Wednesday its drafted updates to the Magic Fund Guidelines, including changes to its conflict of interest rules. The Magic Fund is subsidized by one percent of the city’s sales tax for the purpose of providing businesses with financial incentives to grow in […]

Fire damages home in Woodridge Mobile Home Park

By The Dakotan on November 2, 2022

No injuries reported A fire damaged one home in Woodridge Mobile Home Park Wednesday morning. Crews from the Minot Fire Department responded to 405 31st Ave SE #40 at 9:10 a.m. today (Wednesday) for smoke and fire coming from a mobile home. All occupants of the home had safely evacuated when fire crews arrived on […]

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