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Missouri Slope to sell part of its Hillview Campus

BISMARCK, N.D. (KFYR) - Part of Missouri Slope’s Hillview campus in Bismarck is now on the market. The campus was made up of a nursing home, memory care unit and assisted living facility. However, the nursing home and memory care unit moved to the organization’s newer Washington Street campus...

Bismarck, ND · 15h

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Marathon announces future sale of Mandan refinery

MANDAN, N.D. (KFYR) - Marathon Petroleum Corporation and MPLX LP announced that it’s selling its Mandan refinery to a company in Texas, CUR Energy, Inc. In a press release, the company stated that the deal includes the St. Paul Park refinery in Minnesota and is worth $4.2 billion, plus inventory.

Mandan, ND · 1d

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CVR Energy expands refinery holdings

Carl Icahn controlled CVR Energy, Inc., owner of refineries in Wynnewood, Oklahoma and Coffeyville, Kansas is adding to its family of refineries in a $4.2 billion deal to acquire Marathon Petroleum Corp. refineries in North Dakota and Minnesota. The company announced the refineries are in St. Paul Park, Minnesota, and...

Coffeyville, KS · 2d

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Black Leg Ranch Named 2026 Noble Land Stewardship Award Recipient

Noble Research Institute, a trusted educational resource for farmers and ranchers since 1945, will present the 2026 Noble Land Stewardship Award to Black Leg Ranch and the Doan family of McKenzie, North Dakota, at the second annual Roots & Revelry event Wednesday, Oct. 21. The award recognizes farmers, ranchers and landowners who demonstrate measurable results in regenerative land management.

Mckenzie, ND · 2d

North Dakota Monitor

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Soil health key to improving human health, RFK Jr. says in visit to North Dakota ranch

The top U.S. health official visited a ranch near Bismarck Thursday where he talked about the importance of soil health for human health. U.S. Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. spoke at a roughly 90-minute roundtable on regenerative agriculture at the Black Leg Ranch east of Bismarck. Reporters were not allowed in […]

Bismarck, ND · 14h

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Mandan woman runs ‘Friends’ themed front porch bakeshop

MANDAN, N.D. (KFYR) - You may have noticed houses around your neighborhood selling baked goods. After learning about the trend on Facebook a Mandan woman has started her own front porch bakeshop. Barb Antoine runs Barb’s Little Blessings Bakery and said there are a few other porch shops she knows...

Mandan, ND · 4d

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November 3: Meatless and Wheatless

World War I put a heavy burden on the country’s food supplies. Men and horses were taken off the farms and sent to war. German submarines blocked the importation of nitrate fertilizer and food. Decreased agricultural output led to food shortages. It became common to see women and children standing in line to buy food. Lower food supplies led to higher prices and hoarding.

North Dakota · 3d

The Financial Wire

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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

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 .

North Dakota · 4d

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USDA Invests Over $500K to Expand ND Meat Processing Capacity

BISMARCK, N.D. (USDA) – U.S. Department of Agriculture Rural Development State Director Tom Campbell announced that USDA is moving forward with over $500 thousand in investments through the Meat and Poultry Processing Expansion Program to help three meat processors in North Dakota expand capacity, strengthen competition, and create new market opportunities for ranchers.

North Dakota · 2d

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Macqueen opens Bismark service center

McNeilus Truck and Manufacturing, Inc., an Oshkosh Corporation business, announced that MacQueen, an authorized McNeilus® dealer, has opened a new service center in Bismarck, North Dakota. The new facility strengthens MacQueenʼs service capabilities and enhances support for refuse and recycling collection vehicles, while also providing service, parts and technical support for a broad range of Oshkosh Corporation’s environmental and emergency vehicle platforms in the region, including McNeilus and Pierce Manufacturing.

Bismarck, ND · 5d

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It's a 'socialist' bank — and North Dakota Republicans love it

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.

North Dakota · 4d

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GA-ASI Expands UAS Operations in North Dakota with New Remote Split Operations Facility

General Atomics Aeronautical Systems, Inc. (GA-ASI) held a ribbon cutting ceremony on October 30 at its Flight Test & Training Center (FTTC) to announce the opening of a new Remote Split Operation (RSO) facility. GA-ASI will use the new RSO facility to continue executing the Contractor-Owned, Contractor Operated (COCO) lease of its MQ-9A Remotely Piloted Aircraft that support the U.S. Africa Command. GA-ASI is the manufacturer of MQ-9A and will use the new RSO facility, located near Grand Forks, North Dakota, to remotely fly operations in support of the U.S. Department of War.

Grand Forks, ND · 4d

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Electricity Matters informs legislative candidates ahead of election

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...

North Dakota · 5d

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It's a 'socialist' bank — and North Dakota Republicans love it

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. The bank stands as a vestige of the country's last populist socialist uprising, as the U.S....

North Dakota · 8d

KX News

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Dem-NPL agriculture commissioner candidate discusses priorities

Vern Thompson, the Democratic-NPL candidate for agriculture commissioner, discussed his priorities if elected, which include transparency and helping farmers and consumers.

North Dakota · 7d

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New ethanol plant underway near Glen Ullin

GLEN ULLIN, N.D. (KFYR) - A major development worth hundreds of millions of dollars could bring new jobs and economic opportunities to a small town in North Dakota. Rough Rider Energy is planning an estimated $800 million ethanol production facility a mile east of Glen Ullin. “The Glen Ullin site...

Glen Ullin, ND · 9d

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ND Ag commissioner candidates offer different views on data center development

While North Dakota’s two candidates for agriculture commissioner both agree that local governments should decide on location of data centers and property owners have the right to sell land for those developments, they differ on the role state agencies should have in guidance. They also offer different views on...

North Dakota · 10d

Animal of Things

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Animal Waste Disposal Laws in North Dakota: Manure, Carcasses, and CAFO Rules Farmers Must Follow

Explore amazing animal stories – visit Animal of Things Now and follow us! When Ward County investigators pulled 472 dead cattle out of an open pit on a feedlot northeast of Surrey, it wasn’t just a biosecurity problem — it was a violation of animal waste disposal laws in North Dakota that carry real legal consequences. The case, which also drew in the state’s environmental regulators, is a … This article, Animal Waste Disposal Laws in North Dakota: Manure, Carcasses, and CAFO Rules Farmers Must Follow , appeared first on Animal of Things . Discover more animal wonders – VISIT Animal of Things NOW AND FOLLOW US FOR FRESH UPDATES! Related Posts: • 7 Plants That Repel Flies Naturally in Your Garden and Home • 9 Animals with Big Foreheads and the Surprising Reasons Behind Them • 7 Types of Insects That Live in Beds and How to Identify Each One

North Dakota · 8d

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Fuel costs continue pressuring North Dakota farmers even after harvest

BISMARCK, N.D. (KFYR) - Fuel touches every step of a farming operation from running equipment to moving a grain. In 2026, producers have been paying considerably more than previous years. While there is aid available, and potentially more to come, producers still have great concerns leading into 2027. “There’s relief...

North Dakota · 8d

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REMI Study Projects Major Economic Gains from Completing the Ports-to-Plains Interstate Corridor

Nine-state analysis estimates $36.67 billion in additional annual economic output and 59,057 additional jobs in 2080. The Ports-to-Plains Alliance is highlighting a new REMI Consulting report that projects substantial economic gains from developing the I-27 and Ports-to-Plains Interstate corridor across nine states. The October 2026 analysis examines how construction investment and improved transportation connections could support businesses, workers, and communities throughout the region.

Colorado · 8d