Update on Global Fertilizer Prices Amid Europe Tensions and More
(KANSAS CITY, MO) — As global tensions are seemingly on the rise after Russian drones were shot down over NATO member Poland this week, some in agriculture wonder if this could lead to any impacts on the
BLM Moves to Rescind Biden-Era “Public Lands” Rule After NCBA, PLC Lawsuit
The Bureau of Land Management (BLM) announced today it has begun the process of rescinding the Biden-era “Public Lands” rule, a move the ranching industry calls a victory for family operations and rural communities. The National Cattlemen’s
Clean Fuels Alliance Backs Bipartisan Bill to Open Maritime Markets for U.S. Biofuels
Clean Fuels Alliance America is voicing support for bipartisan legislation aimed at expanding biofuel markets to the maritime sector. The Renewable Fuels for Ocean-Going Vessels Act (S. 881), introduced in March by Sens. Pete Ricketts (R-NE) and
Harwood City Council To Discuss Final Approval For AI Data Center (Harwood, ND) — Harwood officials will meet today to discuss the final approval of Applied Digital’s data center. Mayor Blake Hankey says he called a special meeting to address several topics regarding the controversial proposal for the artificial intelligence facility. Area residents have expressed frustrations about the three-billion-dollar data center, including the fact that the city is moving too quickly without considering community feedback. Today’s special meeting will also include a second reading of rezoning land southeast of Harwood from agricultural to light industrial. Council members will convene at 5:30 p.m. this evening at Harwood City Hall.
(Harwood, ND) — Harwood officials will meet today to discuss the final approval of Applied Digital’s data center. Mayor Blake Hankey says he called a special meeting to address several topics regarding the controversial proposal for the
Antler Man Dies During Vehicle-Farm Equipment Crash In Maxbass
(Maxbass, ND) — The North Dakota Highway Patrol is investigating a vehicle accident in Maxbass that killed one person. The crash happened near the intersection of 93rd Street and 18th Avenue around 11:30 yesterday morning. Authorities say
Williston Basin International Airport Sets New Passenger Records
(Williston, ND) — More passengers are traveling through the Williston Basin International Airport. Airport Director Anthony Dudas says WBIA tallied record-breaking traffic this summer, as July set a new record with over 97-hundred flyers for the single
Bismarck City Commission Approves Amended 2026 Budget
(Bismarck, ND) — Bismarck City Commissioners are approving amendments to the city’s 2026 budget. Officials passed the preliminary budget in late July, but recently approved two amendments during Monday night’s meeting. This includes eight-point-six million dollars in
Mandan City Commission Approves Infants At Work Policy
(Mandan, ND) — Working parents in Mandan can now bring their infant to the office. Earlier this month, the Mandan City Commission approved a new plan to create a family-friendly work environment that improves employee retention and
Former DOH Employee Sentenced For Forging Marijuana Card
(Pierre, SD) — A former South Dakota Department of Health employee who forged her own medical marijuana card is being sentenced to probation. Officials say 24-year-old Alexandra Feiner pled guilty to a felony and received a suspended
Second Homicide In Two Weeks At Rapid City Apartment Complex
(Rapid City, SD) — Rapid City police are investigating another homicide at the Oxford Square Apartments — the second there in just two weeks. Officers say 24-year-old Michael Ladeaux died after being assaulted Monday night. Witnesses identified