Wild Turkey Population Up This Season
(Bismarck, ND) — Game and Wildlife officials say wild turkey populations are looking healthy this year in North Dakota, and they’re issuing just over 700 tags. They say the increased turkey population has proven to be a
Williston Man Charged Attempted Murder
(Williston, ND) — A Williston man has been charged with attempted murder in connection with a late-January shooting. Authorities say Jordan Griffith shot someone in the head while driving near 44th Avenue West and Prairie Commons Street.
Road Workers Taking Advantage Of Warm Weather
(Bismarck, ND) — Road workers across North Dakota are thankful for this year’s mild winter. The workers are taking advantage of the warmer-than-usual conditions to get work done ahead of schedule, including crack-sealing on Interstate 94. Sealing
Two Arrested For Dollar Store Burglary
(Dickinson, ND) — Two men have been arrested in connection with a burglary at a business in Dickinson. Police say 24-year-old Dondea Smith and 30-year-old Destin Handy allegedly broke into Dollar General on South Main in Dickinson,
State Expands Domestic Violence Services
(Bismarck, ND) — Victims of domestic violence in parts of North Dakota now have access to expanded forensic medical services. That’s thanks to a new state-funded pilot program and the approval of Senate Bill 2202, which set
Gas prices ND
The average price of gasoline in North Dakota jumped eight cents per gallon last week. Gas Buddy dot Com says the average price is now $2.79. That’s one cent lower than a month ago, and more than
Police Call Polk County Abduction “Unfounded”
(Polk County, MN) — Police say the reported abduction of a 17-year-old girl in Polk County, Minnesota was unfounded. The girl was found tied up next to a road in a rural area outside of East Grand
IRS Says Minnesotans Must Pay Taxes On Rebates
(St. Paul, MN) — The Internal Revenue Service is not budging on its demand that Minnesotans pay taxes on rebate checks they received last year. The agency recently sent letters to state lawmakers saying the rebates don’t
Warm Weather Cancels More Minnesota Events
(Minneapolis, MN) — This winter’s unusually warm weather has led to the cancellation of more events and activities in Minnesota. Organizers of the annual Vasaloppet USA cross-country ski race in Mora announced its cancellation yesterday. The event
Trio Announces Run For Minot City Council
(Minot, ND) — A trio of businessmen have announced their plans to run for Minot City Council on a shared platform of “We Can Do Better.” Mike Blessum, Rob Fuller, and Scott Samuelson are campaigning on a