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Former North Dakota legislator Richard Becker dies at 84

GRAND FORKS, N.D. (Valley News Live) — Richard “Rich” Becker, a Grand Forks native who served in the North Dakota House of Representatives, died Friday, Oct. 16, according to his obituary. He was 84. Becker, a Republican, represented District 43 in Grand Forks in the North Dakota...

Grand Forks, ND · 18d
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Community plunges into freezing water for Special Olympics

Community members gathered at The Pier Bar and Grill on Saturday to take a chilling plunge into the Missouri River to support Special Olympics North Dakota

Bismarck, ND · 20d

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Fall colors linger longer in North Dakota

BISMARCK, N.D. (KFYR) - North Dakota’s fall colors have put on a show this year, and they’ve stuck around longer than usual. From bright yellows to deep reds, trees across the state have been showing off this fall. For 9-year-old Paisley, those colors made the perfect backdrop for an annual birthday tradition. She and her cousin Eva were out taking pictures to mark another year.

North Dakota · 19d
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North Dakota HHS Encourages Residents to Prepare for Respiratory Season

North Dakota Health and Human Services (HHS) encourages North Dakotans to prepare for fall and winter respiratory viruses, including influenza (flu), RSV and COVID-19. Now is a good time to talk with a trusted healthcare provider about recommended respiratory immunizations and other ways to stay healthy. “Immunization is one of...

North Dakota · 20d
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North Dakota Legislature calls for Special Session

On Sept. 2, the North Dakota legislature convened for a 3-day special session. The session, which ended up costing $216,000, was met with mixed reactions. The legislature focused on three main issues: passing legislation on kratom, construction of the military gallery, and Data Center NDA’s. Some senators said the...

North Dakota · 22d

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Piece of history: Bismarck residents say goodbye to railroad bridge

For nearly 144 years, the historic railroad bridge has been part of the Bismarck-Mandan skyline. Now, as crews dismantle the landmark, people are reflecting on what it has meant to them.

Bismarck, ND · 19d

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North Dakota Highway Patrol considers name change to State Patrol

BISMARCK, N.D. — The North Dakota Highway Patrol is considering adding a bill to the next legislative session that would change its name to the North Dakota State Patrol. NDHP sent KVRR News a statement saying: "Our executive leadership team is currently discussing the possibility of formally transitioning to the North Dakota State Patrol name to better reflect the full scope of our responsibilities and provide consistency in our agency's branding."

North Dakota · 22d

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North Dakota receiving more than $27 million in LIHEAP funding

Senator John Hoeven has announced that the state of North Dakota and four tribal territories will receive funding to help low-income families.

North Dakota · 22d

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Kidder County School probes inappropriate social media post involving students

KIDDER COUNTY, N.D. (Valley News Live) - The Kidder County School District is investigating what it calls “inappropriate social media activity” involving students at a school-sponsored event after a post with a derogatory message about Down syndrome began circulating online. In a statement released Wednesday, district officials said...

Kidder County, ND · 23d

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Supreme Court directs judge to review Dallas Rice’s plea and release conditions

The North Dakota Supreme Court has ordered a district judge to allow Dallas Rice to withdraw his guilty plea and promptly determine his release conditions in a case involving more than $180,000 he allegedly stole from a local archery club.

North Dakota · 22d

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Schedule your $25 Bismarck bulk pickup by October 19

Bismarck residents have until Monday, Oct. 19, to schedule bulk item pickup for Wednesday, Oct. 21.

Bismarck, ND · 22d

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Why Blowing Leaves Into the Street Is Against the Rules in Many North Dakota Cities

Fall leaves can create more than a mess. Blowing them into the street can violate local rules and create problems for drivers and stormwater drainage. Here's what North Dakota residents should know.

Mandan, ND · 22d

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North Dakotans should vote to keep their rights, Trump’s betrayal of Ukraine, and a surprising endorsement by the Fargo Forum

This November, all North Dakotans, whether they be conservatives, progressives or anything in-between, must vote to keep their rights. The North Dakota Legislature wants to take them away. Specifically, the Legislature wants to make it extremely difficult for the state’s voters to pass constitutional amendments. So, the lawmakers have put...

North Dakota · 23d

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No Kings: Vote Early rally held at State Capitol

Residents from Bismarck and Mandan gathered at the State Capitol Saturday for a "No Kings: Vote Early" rally focused on early voting, civic engagement and the role of the American people in government.

Bismarck, ND · 20d

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North Dakota HHS encourages residents to prepare for respiratory virus season

NORTH DAKOTA (Valley News Live) — North Dakota Health and Human Services is encouraging residents to prepare for fall and winter respiratory viruses, including influenza, RSV and COVID-19, and recommends talking with a healthcare provider about immunizations. “Immunization is one of the best tools we have to reduce the...

North Dakota · 22d

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USDA Providing Over $65 Million In Funding To Several Different North Dakota Rural Development Projects

A media release by the United States Department of Agriculture, says the funding is connected to the USDA Rural Development program. The funding will help with water, community infrastructure and education investment projects. The Spirit Lake Tribe is receiving a $1 million grant that will be used for a commercial,...

North Dakota · 23d

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Senate Majority Leader David Hogue Discusses Budget Cuts, Property Tax Relief and Data Center Regulations Ahead of 2027 Session

MINOT, N.D. — North Dakota Senate Majority Leader David Hogue expects discussions over state spending, property tax relief and data center regulations to be among the issues facing lawmakers when the Legislature convenes in January. During an interview with The Dakotan’s Minot Talk, Hogue discussed preparations for the 2027 legislative session, the upcoming November election […]

North Dakota · 22d

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Ag commissioner candidates tackle tariffs, farm crisis, data centers during debate

Republican Agriculture Commissioner Doug Goehring sparred with Democratic challenger Vern Thompson on tariffs, the farm crisis and more during a debate recorded this week. The debate also crystallized a key difference in how the two candidates view the role of government when it comes to overseeing the development of data centers and other industries.

North Dakota · 21d