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The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention says nearly 46% of adults in the US have already received at least one dose of a COVID-19 vaccine and about 28% are fully vaccinated.
The San Francisco ride-hailing company said Monday that total monthly bookings, including food delivery and passenger service, reached an all-time high in March.
The North Dakota Game and Fish Department says a 16-pound, 6-ounce walleye caught March 13 by Dickinson angler Jared Shypkoski is the new state record.
As more and more North Dakotans receive the COVID-19 vaccine, life in our state is beginning to settle into a “new normal,” and it might start to seem that many pandemic-related hurdles are behind us.
Staff at the Magic City Discovery Center are thanking a former Minot family for their generosity with their promise of $100,000 to sponsor a part of one of the most anticipated attractions in the new facility.
"I’m [part] crying because of my father-in-law, and I’m [part] just livid that this is the state we’re in," said Melissa Hoaglan, relative of a recently deceased service member.
North Dakota Senators voted down a bill to give voters a say on whether they should be given extra days to solve budget dilemmas and respond to governor vetoes.
Mandan Schools will receive more than $11.4 million in federal COVID-19 relief money, and district administrators say they plan to use most of the funds to build planned new schools.
The North Dakota Petroleum Council is holding the conference at the Event Center from May 11 to May 13 and will feature more than 70 different speakers with backgrounds in the oil and gas industry.
It seems there are new things popping up in our lives almost every day that create more stress and that’s why it’s so important for us to have outlets to help us let those issues go.
After the North Dakota State Senate turned the controversial “Transgender Sports Bill” into a study, rather than an actual change to policy, both chambers needed to come together to pick which version they would go with.
