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FULL INTERVIEW - Reporter Kyler Collum talks more about the contested measures on the ballot.
BISMARCK, N.D. (KFYR) - If you cast a ballot Tuesday, there’s a chance the person checking you in hasn’t even graduated high school yet. A few Bismarck high schoolers got an excused absence from school to take over the polls, and they say running an election is a lot cooler than it looks.
The Enchanted Highway North Dakota route is 32 paved miles of farm country in the...
BISMARCK, N.D. (KFYR) - The deer gun season in North Dakota opens at noon Central Time on Friday, Nov. 6. Deer hunting in North Dakota is a popular outdoor tradition among family and friends, with thousands of hunters heading into the field this fall in hopes of filling their tag.
The Bank of North Dakota is the country’s only state-owned bank. It enjoys broad support from the red state’s current political leaders and serves as an example for progressives aiming to reignite public banking. CNBC's Garrett Downs traveled to North Dakota to learn how the bank operates.
Aetna is leaving Maryland’s Medicare Advantage market for 2027, Blue Cross and Blue Shield of New Mexico is keeping a single plan in four counties, and NextBlue of North Dakota is out, which leaves 21 North Dakota counties with no general-enrollment Medicare Advantage plan. Wyoming, separately, goes from 14 plans to eight. Members in all... The post Aetna, Blue Cross of New Mexico and NextBlue are pulling Medicare Advantage plans from Maryland, most of New Mexico and North Dakota, where 21 counties lose every general-enrollment plan, as Wyoming loses 6 of 14 appeared first on The Financial Wire .
Drain tile continues to make its way west in our state.
Fargo, Bismarck and I-94 motorists should watch for deer near rural roads.
Infant vaccination rates for measles in North Dakota continue to drop amid conflicting information and muddled guidance from federal health authorities. Measles cases currently stand at over 4,500 nationally, double the number recorded last year. The infant MMR vaccination rate for measles, mumps and rubella is currently at 76.09% in...
Democratic-NPL candidate Tim Lamb is challenging incumbent Republican Drew Wrigley for the attorney general seat as election day approaches.
BISMARCK, N.D. (KXNET) — KX News is your local election headquarters. Election Day is coming up Tuesday, we’ll introduce you to a pair of candidates in the running.The race for the Attorney General seat features two candidates, one of them being current attorney general Drew Wrigley. Wrigley is running for a second term after serving […]
(KFYR) – Today’s vape is nothing like yesterday’s cigarettes. Nicotine devices now have video games and texting abilities. Bismarck-Burleigh Public Health officials are worried about vapes, and the amount of nicotine young people are taking in. Gas stations and vape stores advertise exotic flavors that are supposed...
Candidates are making their last push before voters head to the polls tomorrow. That includes the race for tax commissioner between incumbent Republican Brian Kroshus and Democratic-NPL candidate Mark Nelson.
As North Dakota’s energy landscape grows more complex, North Dakota legislative candidates gathered at Electricity Matters in September to learn how policy decisions affect electric reliability, affordability and the member-owned electric cooperatives that serve thousands of North Dakota’s homes and businesses. This bipartisan learning session, held at the...
BISMARCK, N.D. (KFYR) - Former Bismarck Mayor Bill Sorensen has died. Sorensen served 24 years on the Bismarck city commission, including two terms as mayor. For more than 30 years he entertained in Medora, and served as co-host of the Medora Musical in 2013, 2014 and 2015. Sorensen also managed...
Missouri Slope has announced its intention to sell the former nursing facility that was part of its Hillview Campus in Bismarck.
BISMARCK, N.D. (FLAG FAMILY MEDIA) - A state audit of the North Dakota Department of Health and Human Services (DHHS) has identified seven areas of concern involving millions of dollars in questionable payments, inadequate oversight of public assistance programs and thousands of children who did not receive food assistance benefits.
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BISMARCK, N.D. — Two members of the North Dakota Development Fund Board have resigned, according to Gov. Kelly Armstrong’s office. Mike Kennedy, spokesperson for the governor, confirmed that Jim Albrecht and Rob Lindberg recently submitted their resignations from the board, which oversees a state economic development financing program operating under the North Dakota Department of Commerce.
