AEM: U.S. Tractor Sales Down 12.2% in February
MILWAUKEE, WI — Sales of agricultural tractors and combines in the United States and Canada showed mixed results in February as farmers continue to navigate evolving market conditions while investing in productivity-enhancing equipment. According to the latest data
Hyde-Smith Builds Support for Her Bill to Help Stem the Decline of U.S. Cotton
WASHINGTON, D.C. – U.S. Senator Cindy Hyde-Smith (R-Miss.) today argued that her legislation to incentivize the use of U.S.-grown cotton to stem the decline of domestic cotton production must be part of finding long-term solutions to sustain
The chief of the Fargo Police Department has resigned
FARGO — David Zibolski has resigned as chief of the Fargo Police Department. City officials say Zibolski submitted his resignation Tuesday night. Additional details about the decision are expected to be released Wednesday.
Man Pleads Not Guilty To Stealing From Pheasants Group
(Minot, ND) — The former treasurer of the Pheasants for the Future group is pleading not guilty to stealing from them. Michael Johnson waived his preliminary hearing and entered a not guilty plea to charges of misapplication
Summit Pipeline Permit Revoked By North Dakota Judge
(Bismarck, ND) — A judge is revoking Summit Carbon Solutions’ permits for underground carbon dioxide storage. The ruling upholds a previous decision in December that says the permits violate the state Constitution. Lawyers from Summit Carbon Solutions
Job Service ND Says More Jobs Are Available Than People
(Williston, ND) — Job Service North Dakota says there are more jobs available than people to fill them. Susan Grandrud is a manager for the organization and she says job offerings range from high-paying oilfield jobs to
Minot’s State Of The City Address Planned For April 6
(Minot, ND) — The eighth annual State of the City Address in Minot is set. Mayor Mark Jantzer plans to deliver the address at City Hall on April 6th at 4:00 p.m. The event is free and
Mandan Police Release More Info On Weekend Fire
(Mandan, ND) — Police say the man who caused a weekend standoff at Sanford Hospital is facing arson charges. They released more information about the incident that started on Saturday when Cory Conmy set a house on
Agriculture Producers Monitor War Impact On Prices
(Bismarck, ND) — Farmers in North Dakota are starting to put down fertilizer but closely watching prices. Local Farmer Amanda Kopp says she doesn’t remember the last time prices didn’t increase but with the ongoing war in
School Lunch Bill Passes Senate, Heads To Governor
(Pierre, SD) — A bill to help families pay for school lunches is moving to the Governor. A version of the bill, sponsored by Representative Kadyn Wittman, has been presented for each of the last four years