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EP1 The Story: Charles Hoefer shares the FULL Story of alleged COVERUP in Dunseith, North Dakota

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Debate Recap, Hurricane Milton, and Ward County Commission

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Leif Snyder chats about Minot City Council and the budget

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The Story of Guardian Nets with Noah Schmidt

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Virgil Hill to Receive Roughrider Award

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New Head Softball Coach at MSU

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MSU Coach Named to National Board

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Mapleton Golf Cart Crash, Injury, Charges

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A Bird in the Hand

By Kim Fundingsland

Homer Hanky

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Angler’s Anguish – Kooky or Clever?

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Finger in the Flame

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Politics

Trump Apparently Wounded, 2 Reported Dead In Rally Shooting

By The Dakotan

North Dakota counties report absentee ballots with missing postmarks

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Complaint alleges Stutsman County election worker failed to initial ballots

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Former North Dakota lawmaker to plead guilty to child sex tourism charge

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Medical marijuana businesses are primary backers of North Dakota recreational pot ballot measure

By The Dakotan on August 14, 2024

By: BY: MICHAEL ACHTERLING (North Dakota Monitor) North Dakota medical marijuana businesses are high on the list of donors backing the state’s legalized pot ballot measure, according to campaign finance reports. More than $287,000 has been donated to the ballot initiative’s sponsoring committee by two organizations associated with North Dakota medical marijuana dispensaries, with only […]

Ballot questions tackle high property taxes that come with rising home values

By The Dakotan on August 14, 2024

BY: ELAINE S. POVICH (North Dakota Monitor) No state illustrates this year’s flurry of ballot measures to cut property taxes better than Colorado. There, the results of two likely voter questions could reduce funding for schools, roads, emergency responders and other local government services. Colorado’s ballot measures are just two of nearly a dozen upcoming […]

At least 12 die in motorcycle accidents before, during and after 2024 Sturgis rally

By The Dakotan on August 14, 2024

BY: SETH TUPPER AND JOHN HULT (North Dakota Monitor) Three people died in motorcycle accidents during the recently concluded Sturgis Motorcycle Rally, according to the official tally of the state Department of Public Safety, but the actual number of motorcycle-involved traffic deaths in the state from the days before, during and after the event is […]

Harris Took The Reins On Solving A Key Region’s Migrant Crisis — Nearly 1.8 Million People Crossed Into US Anyway

By The Dakotan on August 14, 2024

By JASON HOPKINS (Daily Caller News Foundation) Over a million migrants hailing from Central America have crossed illegally into the U.S. since Vice President Kamala Harris was tapped to address the illegal immigration crisis stemming from that region. Since the launch of her presidential campaign, Harris and her allies have vehemently pushed back on the […]

EXCLUSIVE: One Rule Has Saved Americans From Billions In Wasteful Government Spending

By The Dakotan on August 14, 2024

By: WALLACE WHITE (Daily Caller News Foundation) A rule requiring the Government Accountability Office (GAO) to publish annual reports on wasteful spending has saved billions of taxpayer dollars since 2011, according to an Open the Books report released Wednesday. Former Republican Oklahoma Sen. Tom Coburn amended the Pay-As-You-Go Act of 2010 to require the GAO to include […]

Byron Donalds Spars With CNN Host On Whether Trump’s Age Or Harris’ Far-Left Record Is Bigger Concern

By The Dakotan on August 14, 2024

By: NICOLE SILVERIO (Daily Caller News Foundation) Republican Florida Rep. Byron Donalds hit back at CNN host Kate Bolduan as she asked him about Republican nominee Donald Trump’s age during a Wednesday segment. Bolduan repeatedly pressed Donalds on whether 78-year-old Trump’s age is a cause for concern for Republicans since President Joe Biden, who is 81, dropped […]

Southern Border Sheriff Mark Lamb to Speak at Major Rally in Fargo

By The Dakotan on August 14, 2024

Fargo, ND - Arizona Sheriff Mark Lamb is scheduled to speak Tuesday, September 10th at 5:30 p.m. at the Avalon Event Center. Lamb will share his frontline experience at the southern border, fighting criminal cartels supplying the deadly flow of fentanyl and human trafficking at the event – titled ‘Law and Border: Crisis in America.’ Lamb has […]

Lisa Olson, City Council Vice President, Minot Budget Chronicles

By Jonathan Starr on August 14, 2024

Lisa Olson, City Council Vice President, joins Minot Matters to discuss details from the 2025 budget. Her and host, Jonathan Starr, go through some of the major items including the 28 million dollar budget increase, potential decrease in property taxes, federal funding, and more!

Budget Chronicles: Human Resources Department

By K.L. Collom on August 13, 2024

The next edition of our Budget Chronicles Series is with the City of Minot’s Human Resources department. Headed by Lisa Jundt, their mission, according to the city website, “is to provide support to all City departments and employees, to assist them in providing better service for the residents of Minot.” To begin, the HR department […]

Rob Fuller, City Councilman, Minot Budget Chronicles

By Jonathan Starr on August 13, 2024

City Councilman Rob Fuller joins The Dakotan to talk about his first budget process experience. He gives insights to federal funding, a new city bus, potential pay plans and more.

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Debate Recap, Hurricane Milton, and Ward County Commission

Leif Snyder chats about Minot City Council and the budget

The Story of Guardian Nets with Noah Schmidt

News Releases

Top Story

Debate Recap, Hurricane Milton, and Ward County Commission

Leif Snyder chats about Minot City Council and the budget

The Story of Guardian Nets with Noah Schmidt

Sports

Opinion

Politics

Medical marijuana businesses are primary backers of North Dakota recreational pot ballot measure

Ballot questions tackle high property taxes that come with rising home values

At least 12 die in motorcycle accidents before, during and after 2024 Sturgis rally

Harris Took The Reins On Solving A Key Region’s Migrant Crisis — Nearly 1.8 Million People Crossed Into US Anyway

EXCLUSIVE: One Rule Has Saved Americans From Billions In Wasteful Government Spending

Byron Donalds Spars With CNN Host On Whether Trump’s Age Or Harris’ Far-Left Record Is Bigger Concern

Southern Border Sheriff Mark Lamb to Speak at Major Rally in Fargo

Lisa Olson, City Council Vice President, Minot Budget Chronicles

Budget Chronicles: Human Resources Department

Rob Fuller, City Councilman, Minot Budget Chronicles