Commissioner Miller Calls for Heifer Tax Credit to Bolster U.S. Cattle Supply, Lower Beef Prices
Commissioner Sid Miller is responding to a recent USDA report that listed the national cattle herd at its lowest level in 75 years. This trend is alarming, but an effective beef policy, including heifer tax credits, will help
Public Service Commission Plans To Seal Mine Entrance
(Cartwright, ND) — Officials with the Public Service Commission are sealing a mine entrance in Cartwright. The entrance is located next to the Fairview Bridge and Cartwright Tunnel in Cartwright. The commission’s Abandoned Mine Lands program says
Shooting Outside Building Associated With Ice Cold Ryders Motorcycle Club
(Minot, ND) — A shooting outside a building associated with the Ice Cold Ryders motorcycle club is prompting a search. Police say a 36-year-old man was shot on the 300 block of 20th Avenue and taken to
Fargo City Commission Approves Construction Of 12th Avenue Bridge
(Fargo, ND) — The Fargo City Commission is moving forward with a bridge project on 12th Avenue. On Monday, the commission unanimously approved the construction of the bridge that would connect 12th Avenue in Fargo to 15th
Minot Parks Sales Tax Proposal Approved For Ballot
(Minot, ND) — The Minot City Council is approving an ordinance for a half-cent sales tax. The tax will benefit the Minot Parks Department for facility maintenance and improvement projects. The proposal passed in a six-to-one vote
North Dakota Supreme Court To Hear Term Limits Case
(Bismarck, ND) — The North Dakota Supreme Court is hearing a lawsuit over the term limits ballot measure. The legislature passed the measure during the 2025 session, but two former lawmakers say it violates a 2022 constitutional
Minot Air Force Base Schools Go Into Lockdown After Threat
(Minot, ND) — Classes are resuming after going into lockdown for threats on the Minot Air Force Base Schools. School officials said students remained safe the entire time and that one individual was detained around 12:15 p.m.
Rapid City Fire Department Releases Data From 2025
(Rapid City, SD) — The Rapid City Fire Department is saying they responded to more than 22-thousand calls last year. That’s a two-point-one percent increase compared to 2024. The majority of the calls were for medical emergencies
Bill Would Sent Religious Protesters To Prison
(Pierre, SD) — A bill that would send protesters who interrupt religious proceedings to prison is moving forward. The bill passed through committee by a seven-to-four vote and would make the disruption of services a class five
Todd County Man Found Guilty Of Second-Degree Murder
(Rapid City, SD) — A man accused in the killing of Andrew Two Eagle is guilty of second-degree murder. Frank White Thunder is accused of stabbing Two Eagle to death with a martial arts-style sword in November