Moorhead High Students Walking Out and Protesting Over Safety Concerns
(Moorhead, MN) — Moorhead High students are walking out and protesting over safety concerns. The main focus will be recent gun-related incidents in the Moorhead High School Career Academy building as well as the Annunciation school shooting
Rounds Discusses Argentinian Beef Imports with President Trump, Secretary Rollins
WASHINGTON – U.S. Senator Mike Rounds (R-S.D.) issued a statement following his discussions with President Donald Trump and U.S. Secretary of Agriculture Brooke Rollins regarding Argentinian beef imports: “I spoke with President Trump and Secretary Rollins today about the
Minot Upholding Liquor License Cap
(Minot, ND) — Minot is keeping its liquor license cap. City council voted four to three on Monday after hearing from license holders saying it would devalue their investments. The most controversial part has been over whether
North Dakota Wildlife Research Center Facing Job Cuts
(Jamestown, ND) — A federally funded wildlife research center in North Dakota is facing several job cuts. The Interior Department is planning to cut 28 of the 40 positions at the Northern Prairie Wildlife Research Center in
Record-Setting Month For North Dakota Airline Boardings
(Bismarck, ND) — North Dakota airlines are seeing an increase in boardings. According to The North Dakota Aeronautics Commission monthly report, over 103-thousand passenger boardings were recorded at the state’s eight commercial service airports. That number surpasses
Levi Bachmeier Named North Dakota Superintendent Of Public Instruction
(Bismarck, ND) — North Dakota has a new Superintendent of Public Instruction – Levi Bachmeier. In a statement, Governor Kelly Armstrong said Bachmeier has “established himself as a trusted voice and highly capable leader in K-through-twelve education
GOP Senators Criticize Dems Over Shutdown
(Washington, DC) — Republican senators are criticizing their colleagues across the aisle as the government shutdown turns three weeks old. Senator Kevin Cramer of North Dakota says Democrats are playing into the president’s hand by refusing to
North Dakota SNAP Funding In Jeopardy With Government Shutdown
(Bismarck, ND) — The State of North Dakota is saying its Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program is in jeopardy as the federal government remains shut down. North Dakota has enough money to keep paying SNAP benefits in November,
SNAP Benefits To Stop Oct. 31
(Pierre, SD) — South Dakotans who rely on SNAP benefits will stop receiving payments on October 31st if the government shutdown continues. The shutdown has led to a lapse in funding for the Department of Ag’s Food
South Dakota Ranked 19th In Cheap Gas List
(Rapid City, SD) — The state of South Dakota may not have the cheapest gas in the country, but it certainly isn’t the most expensive. A list from Triple-A lists the state as having the 19th cheapest