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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...

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Secretary Doug Burgum signs order to support ranchers

WASHINGTON (KFYR) - Secretary of the Interior Doug Burgum signed an order expanding grazing opportunities for ranchers on Tuesday. It establishes a Rangeland Health Initiative, which prioritizes the health of rangeland to be used by livestock. The Initiative Lead, who has yet to be named, will report within 180 days on the amount and health of unused grazing land that can be opened for ranchers.

North Dakota · 11d
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North Dakota’s nearly 54,400 food stamp recipients lose candy and soda November 1

Just under 54,400 North Dakotans were enrolled in SNAP in April, and from November 1 none of them can use an EBT card to buy candy, soda or other sweetened drinks. The state’s Health and Human Services department moved the start from September 1 after USDA asked it to wait. USDA’s waiver list, updated October... The post North Dakota’s nearly 54,400 food stamp recipients lose candy and soda November 1 appeared first on The Financial Wire .

North Dakota · 12d

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NDDOT Introduces New Scheduling System for Driver, Vehicle Services

BISMARCK, N.D. (NDDOT) – The North Dakota Department of Transportation recently launched a new online scheduling and in-office queuing system designed to improve customer service across the state. The system will streamline the appointment process for driver and vehicle services during office visits. “We are excited to roll out...

North Dakota · 10d
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Veterans Voices: Edward Don Carter

MANDAN, ND (KXNET) — Edward Donald Carter served in the United States Navy from 1942-1945. Edward’s son, Jim Carter, sent us this submission. “My father was an airplane mechanic first class in the south Pacific on Saipan, Marianas aboard the USS Castlerock. Nearby vessels were torpedoed several times. He married with six children and built and worked for 4 decades at the Mandan Standard Oil refinery.”

Mandan, ND · 10d

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North Dakota's Most Popular Zillow Home Hits Airbnb

(PHOTOS-GALLERY) Check out this luxury Airbnb now availabe in South Bismarck

North Dakota · 11d

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Early in-person voting opens across North Dakota ahead of Nov. 3 election

FARGO (KFGO) – Voters in several North Dakota counties can now cast their ballots in person ahead of the Nov. 3 general election. Under state law, each county commission decides whether to offer early in-person voting. Counties may open polling locations up to 15 days before Election Day. This year, seven counties chose to provide early voting: Burleigh, Cass, Grand Forks, Morton, Stark, Stutsman and Ward.

North Dakota · 11d

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North Dakota tax commissioner candidates differ on eliminating income tax, direction of the state

By Jack Dura North Dakota voters have a choice for the state’s tax commissioner between the incumbent who says he wants to explore more tax reductions and a challenger who says the Republican-dominated state government is moving in the wrong direction.  Republican Brian Kroshus is seeking a second four-year term, challenged by Democrat Mark Nelson. […]

North Dakota · 12d

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North Dakota Highway Patrol warns drivers to stay alert during busy Halloween weekend

NORTH DAKOTA — With Halloween falling on a Saturday, the North Dakota Highway Patrol is urging motorists to slow down, eliminate distractions, and plan sober rides during what officials anticipate will be a particularly hectic night. Speaking on the program “Trooper Talk,” North Dakota Highway Patrol Captain Bryan Niewind...

North Dakota · 10d

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Key Native-led law firm launches first midterm election watch effort

As North Dakota voters prepare for the November 3 midterm election, Native allies are deploying observers to polling sites in an effort to overcome potential barriers at the ballot box. It is the first time the Native American Rights Fund is spearheading election protection efforts for a midterm, having previously...

North Dakota · 11d

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Survey shows unfilled teaching positions in a number of schools

The Department of Public Instruction conducted its annual survey of unfilled teaching positions. And it shows a number of unfilled teaching positions across the state. State School Superintendent Levi Bachmeier said the survey is optional, and about a quarter of the school districts participated. But he said the results are illustrative.

North Dakota · 11d

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Ghanaian man sentenced in North Dakota for using relative’s identity to obtain employment at Bismarck health agency

Bismarck, North Dakota – A 29-year-old man from the Republic of Ghana has been sentenced in federal court after using a relative’s identity and Social Security number to obtain employment at a home health agency in Bismarck, North Dakota. United States Attorney Nicholas W. Chase announced that Linford...

Bismarck, ND · 14d

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Influenza Activity Increases More Than COVID In North Dakota

(Bismarck, ND) — Influenza cases are up more than COVID cases in North Dakota. This comes from the North Dakota Department of Health and Human Services, which updated its weekly summary of respiratory disease activity for the week ending October 17th. The department reported 26 new influenza cases and 13 new COVID cases for the week, bringing the seasonal totals up to 142 influenza cases and 220 COVID cases. The season is defined as starting on August 1st and ending July 31st, 2027. Records indicate there were no deaths during that week. Officials say more than 12 percent of residents aged six months or older have received the flu shot this season.

North Dakota · 12d

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Harvest progresses in Burleigh and Divide counties with mixed corn outlooks

BISMARCK, N.D. (KFYR) - Harvest is moving along in Burleigh and Divide counties, with different outlooks for corn yields. Burleigh County Extension reports that small grains and soybeans are finished, while corn and sunflowers are about halfway done. Early reports suggest below-average corn yields, though final results are still pending.

Burleigh County, ND · 12d

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NDHHS encourages North Dakotans to learn about lead exposure

North Dakota Health and Human Services is encouraging families to learn about lead and the possible effects of exposure.

North Dakota · 12d

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FEMA allocates more than $4.4 million for North Dakota disaster recovery

BISMARCK, N.D. — FEMA has obligated more than 4.4 million dollars for disaster recovery projects in North Dakota, including emergency generators, electrical transmission repairs and flood control work. The agency allocated $410,152 following straight-line winds and historic wildfires in McKenzie and Williams counties on October 5th and 6th, 2024....

North Dakota · 11d

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This North Dakota Town Still Looks Like the 1890s

North Dakota has plenty of history, from Medora's Old West roots to Fort Union's fur-trading past. Rugby has a different story: founded in 1886, it was named after an English town in hopes of attracting English settlers. That plan never quite worked, and its claim to the geographical center of North America comes with a […]

Rugby, ND · 15d

KX News

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More than 250 teaching positions remain vacant in North Dakota

Elementary and special education teachers account for half of North Dakota’s unfilled education positions, according to the state’s annual Unfilled Positions Survey.

North Dakota · 12d

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Instacart's North Dakota Halloween report: Reese's is No.1, regional candy quirks and the iconic banana costume

Instacart reports on Halloween trends in North Dakota and around the country.

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