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She's Not from Around Here: Lighter Days

By Amy Allender on March 17, 2022

I think the darkness is harder to bear than the cold. Everyone who comes to Minot thinks about the cold. Everyone dreads the cold. Everyone talks about the cold. But very few mention the darkness. In the fall we ride a slippery slope to days spent in the dark. It happens quickly. One day you’re […]

Arrest Made in Anita Knutson Case

By Nicole DesRosier on March 16, 2022

MINOT — Minot Police say they have made an arrest in the Anita Knutson investigation. Knutson was an 18-year-old Minot State student who was murdered in her Northwest Minot apartment back in June 2007. Chief of Police John Klug announced this afternoon at a press conference that police had taken Nichole Rice, 34, of Minot […]

Commissioners Vote Down Lease-to-Buy Agreement with Youthworks

By Jasahd Stewart on March 16, 2022

Ward County is still open to offering financial assistance to Youthworks MINOT — Ward County Commissioners decided Tuesday to not purchase a new building for housing delinquents and children in need of short-term shelter, resulting in Youthworks having to consider alternative options for continuing their services in Minot. “The current space that we utilize, which […]

Senator Calls for Needed Lethal Aid, Increased Sanctions on Russia, Expanded U.S. Energy Production

By The Dakotan on March 16, 2022

WASHINGTON, D.C. — Following Ukrainian President Zelenskyy’s address to Congress, Senator John Hoeven outlined additional actions the U.S. can take to support Ukraine and counter Russia’s aggression. Specifically, the senator stressed the need to: Provide the necessary lethal aid for Ukraine to defend themselves, as President Zelenskyy’s requested. This includes aircraft, air defense systems and […]

Fire, Natural Gas Leak Leads to Evacuation of Two Homes

By The Dakotan on March 16, 2022

MINOT — A garage fire and natural gas leak caused the evacuation of two homes in northwest Minot Tuesday evening. The Minot Fire Department responded to 1221 5th Avenue NW at 6:48 p.m. Tuesday for a report of an explosion in a garage. Firefighters extinguished the fire a few minutes after arrival. While on scene, […]

Carbon Capture Pipeline: The Taxpayer's Side

By Charlene Nelson on March 16, 2022

The Summit Carbon Solutions (SCS) carbon capture utilization and storage (CCUS) project, slated to create 2000 miles of pipeline, is projected to cost $4.5 billion. With so much opposition from landowners and environmentalists, some may be surprised at how quickly the project is projected to move forward. Vice President of Governmental Affairs at SCS Jake […]

More Than Just a Seat at the Table

By The Dakotan on March 16, 2022

North Dakota citizens value our natural resources that support hunting and fishing and other outdoor recreation activities. These outdoor activities provide millions of dollars to our local economies, provide quality outdoor recreation, and enrich our quality of life. Unfortunately, these assets are often taken for granted, ignored, or discounted by planners, developers, and decision makers. […]

Senator Votes to Nullify Mandate Requiring Masks on Planes, Buses, Trains

By The Dakotan on March 15, 2022

WASHINGTON, D.C. — Senator John Hoeven today voted to strike down the federal mask mandate for public transportation, including on planes, buses, and trains. Hoeven joined Senator Rand Paul in introducing the legislation, a Congressional Review Act (CRA) Resolution of Disapproval, which would eliminate the mask mandate for public transportation and prevent any similar rule […]

Boat Ramp Troubles

By Kim Fundingsland on March 15, 2022

Lake Sakakawea’s Emerging Problem RIVERDALE — It has an ugly look to it, boat ramps on Lake Sakakawea ending in the mud or water too shallow to launch a boat. Adding to the low water woes is that there seems little likelihood of rescue by usual spring runoff to raise water levels. There are several […]

Ward County Zoning Ordinance Amendment Approved

By Jasahd Stewart on March 15, 2022

Removal of Right-of-Way Dedications MINOT — Ward County Commissioners approved changes to the Ward County Zoning and Ordinance document Tuesday morning to eliminate right-of-way dedications. The changes will go on the ballot in June for Ward County residents to decide whether they will be added to the county’s zoning and ordinance laws. “It has been […]

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Minot State Welcomes New Head Football Coach

House Defeats Senior Tax Relief

North Dakota Hearings on Vaccine Bills

News Releases

Top Story

Childcare Issues

Minot State Welcomes New Head Football Coach

House Defeats Senior Tax Relief

North Dakota Hearings on Vaccine Bills

Sports

Opinion

Politics

She's Not from Around Here: Lighter Days

Arrest Made in Anita Knutson Case

Commissioners Vote Down Lease-to-Buy Agreement with Youthworks

Senator Calls for Needed Lethal Aid, Increased Sanctions on Russia, Expanded U.S. Energy Production

Fire, Natural Gas Leak Leads to Evacuation of Two Homes

Carbon Capture Pipeline: The Taxpayer's Side

More Than Just a Seat at the Table

Senator Votes to Nullify Mandate Requiring Masks on Planes, Buses, Trains

Boat Ramp Troubles

Ward County Zoning Ordinance Amendment Approved