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Breaking Down Barriers

By Kim Fundingsland on February 23, 2022

Coffee with a Cop MINOT — Coffee and conversation go together. That’s the thinking behind Coffee with a Cop, an idea spawned in California in 2011. Area law enforcement and the public were invited to The Coffee Station—Urban Gourmet on South Broadway Wednesday morning to meet each other and share handshakes and conversation. “It’s a […]

Game and Fish Brief

By The Dakotan on February 23, 2022

CWD Test Results With most chronic wasting disease testing completed, the North Dakota Game and Fish Department reports 26 deer tested positive during the 2021 hunting season. Fourteen were from hunting unit 3F2, eight from unit 3A1, and one was found in unit 3B1. Single positive deer were also found in three units (3C, 3D1 […]

Making a Difference: Men on Ice

By Geremy Olson on February 23, 2022

I think it's really fair to say that it's easy to get discouraged when you take a look at the news now-a-days. Just the other day I heard somebody say that our country is going to hell in a hand basket yet again and definitely agree that it's easy to be afraid of the future. […]

Fire Station 5 Receives Hess Grant

By Jasahd Stewart on February 23, 2022

MINOT — The Minot Fire Department received a $41,533.85 grant to purchase a breathing air compressor for Fire Station 5 being built on the Northwest side of town. General Manager Brent Lohnes from Hess Corporation presented the fire department with the check Tuesday evening at the Minot City Council meeting. “I’m hoping this goes a […]

Police Respond to 911 System Outage

By Jasahd Stewart on February 23, 2022

MINOT — Tuesday morning the Minot 911 system went down between 9:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Minot Police Department Chief John Klug addressed the City Council Tuesday evening and explained, “This is the longest period of time that this has happened. This is the third time that 911 has gone down in the past, little […]

Hoeven, Cramer Help Introduce Legislation to End Vaccine Mandates for International Truckers

By The Dakotan on February 22, 2022

WASHINGTON, D.C. — Senators John Hoeven (R-N.D.) and Kevin Cramer (R-N.D.) recently joined Senator Rick Scott (R-Fla.) in introducing the Terminating Reckless and Unnecessary Checks Known to Erode Regular Shipping (TRUCKERS) Act. This legislation exempts non-U.S. citizen commercial truck drivers from proof of vaccination requirements when temporarily entering the United States from Canada or Mexico […]

Hoeven, Cramer Join Bicameral Effort Urging FDA to Restore Oversight of Chemical Abortion Pills

By The Dakotan on February 22, 2022

WASHINGTON, D.C. — Senators John Hoeven (R-N.D.) and Kevin Cramer (R-N.D.) recently joined a bicameral effort led by Senator Cindy Hyde-Smith (R-Miss.) and Congressman Bob Latta (R-Ohio) urging the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) to immediately restore more stringent oversight of chemical abortion pills, including the in-person dispensing requirement for the drug mifepristone that the […]

Hoeven, Colleagues Urge Support for Medicare Advantage Program

By The Dakotan on February 22, 2022

WASHINGTON, D.C. — Senator John Hoeven (R-N.D) is urging the Biden administration to continue support for the Medicare Advantage program, which serves over 12,000 enrollees in North Dakota. Hoeven joined Senators Catherine Cortez Masto and Tim Scott in sending a letter to the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) Administrator pressing CMS to maintain stability within […]

Proposed School Boundaries Explained

By Kim Fundingsland on February 22, 2022

Public Input Sought MINOT — Residents got a look at proposed new boundaries throughout the Minot Public School system, and responded to them, during an MPS informational session Monday evening. The public gathering was held at the Cognizant building on the northwest edge of the city, the structure scheduled to be converted to the system’s […]

For the Farmer: ND Farm Bureau President responds to allegations and explains what the Farm Bureau is doing to close the urban-rural divide

By Charlie Adams on February 22, 2022

If you are a farmer and you have not seen the recent New York Times Opinion online videos demonizing farmers, then your blood pressure is likely still at a reasonable level. If you have seen them, and you work in agriculture like I do, your blood pressure is probably through the roof. The videos, of […]

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Hands On Environmental Learning

Trollin’ Strollin’ Downtown

Spainer’s picks -- week 5

News Releases

Top Story

Rattlesnakes and Bear Breath

Hands On Environmental Learning

Trollin’ Strollin’ Downtown

Spainer’s picks -- week 5

Sports

Opinion

Politics

Breaking Down Barriers

Game and Fish Brief

Making a Difference: Men on Ice

Fire Station 5 Receives Hess Grant

Police Respond to 911 System Outage

Hoeven, Cramer Help Introduce Legislation to End Vaccine Mandates for International Truckers

Hoeven, Cramer Join Bicameral Effort Urging FDA to Restore Oversight of Chemical Abortion Pills

Hoeven, Colleagues Urge Support for Medicare Advantage Program

Proposed School Boundaries Explained

For the Farmer: ND Farm Bureau President responds to allegations and explains what the Farm Bureau is doing to close the urban-rural divide