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The measure to give every student a free lunch may have failed last Tuesday, but some help to pay for some school lunches has come from an unusual place.
BISMARCK, N.D. (KFYR) - The Bismarck City Commission approved the transfer of Midway Tavern’s liquor license Tuesday to BHB LLC, the for-profit side of the Bismarck Hockey Boosters. The tavern is on Sweet Avenue. A manager for BHB LLC said the sale is expected to be completed in December...
BISMARCK, N.D. — Residents and staff at the North Dakota State Penitentiary are making a difference for local students and families, raising $4,541 during October to help combat student hunger in the Bismarck community. The fundraising initiative supports the Bismarck Public School Foundation’s Student Hunger – Student Lunches program,...
BISMARCK, N.D. (KFYR) – Gulf War veterans now have a national memorial in Washington. The Desert Shield and Desert Storm Memorial opened last month. Bismarck doctor Kathy Perkerewicz was there for the dedication ceremony. She’s got dozens of photos that document the trip of a lifetime. Dr. Kathy...
Kraus-Anderson completed construction on a new $63.7 million laboratory facility for the Department of Health and Human Services and the Department of Environmental Quality on North Dakota’s State Capitol grounds adjacent to the State Museum in Bismarck, North Dakota. Designed by Zerr Berg Architects, the three-story, 104,230-square-foot facility features...
North Dakota holiday shoppers, take note! USPS, UPS and FedEx have released their 2026 holiday shipping deadlines. Here's when you'll need to get those Christmas gifts in the mail.
BISMARCK, N.D. — North Dakota lawmakers will gather at the State Capitol Thursday and Friday, November 12 and 13, as Legislative Management reviews final reports from interim committees covering a wide range of issues, including taxes, education, government efficiency, energy development and artificial intelligence. The two-day meeting, called by...
Have an old vape sitting around, or thinking about quitting nicotine? Bismarck residents will soon have a chance to clear out unwanted devices, pick up some helpful resources and even spend time with a few four-legged stress relievers.
A Bismarck coffee shop called Meg-A-Latte hosted a grand opening with free cinnamon rolls to celebrate the completion of road construction on Ottawa Street.
Homeowners 65 and older can have a slice of their home’s value taken out of the property tax calculation, and the size of that slice depends heavily on the state. Texas school districts must give an extra $60,000 homestead exemption, West Virginia exempts the first $20,000 of assessed value, North Dakota reduces taxable valuation by […]
Veterans in Wilton were given a special thank-you Tuesday morning, as students, teachers and community members came together to recognize their service.
North Dakota hotel news continues. A Fargo Ramada has been sold, and here's what comes next.
Voters in two North Dakota counties Tuesday defeated ballot measures to raise property taxes beyond a 3% cap set by the Legislature last year. The measures came as an early sign of how some counties have grappled to cover rising costs under the limitation set by the Legislature last year. Divide County asked voters to […]
MINOT, N.D. — North Dakota Senator Jeff Magrum says concerns surrounding the North Dakota Development Fund have raised larger questions about how the state oversees public money, and he plans to pursue legislation requiring additional scrutiny of state agencies that distribute grants and loans. In an interview with The Dakotan, Magrum, chairman of the Legislative […]
Robert F. Kennedy Jr. spoke about how soil health affects human health at a ranch near Bismarck on Thursday. Jack Dura from the North Dakota Monitor reports that Kennedy talked about how chemicals from farming destroy soil’s microbiome, and how links have been made between fertilizer and pesticide nitrates and increased cancer rates.
Bismarck, N.D. (KXNET)- At noon on Friday, hunters around North Dakota put their orange on and loaded their rifles to try and fill a deer tag.And while this is a busy time of year for game wardens, you probably don’t think much about the people who run North Dakota’s deer lottery. The lottery program is […]
The Mandan City Commission has approved a new program that will help bring more small businesses to the city.
Oct. 15, 1940 was a day like any other for Hazelton man Albert Harris Baker. A day later his world would change in a very big way. Bert Baker, as everyone called him, registered for the draft, even though the United States wasn’t at war at the time. But by September, 1942, he was called to active duty and told to report to Fort Snelling in Minneapolis.
