Faith Hatton

As we enter this year’s legislative session with bills aimed around COVID-19, two pieces of legislation are trying to prohibit a certain way to track it.

Tribal Chairman Mark Fox said the tribe will also continue mass COVID-19 testing events.

The North Dakota Game and Fish Department is gearing up for the 2021 Spring Turkey Season.

A state treasure is adding a new staff member to help with preservation, cultivating, and nurturing one of nature’s most historic sites.

The Department of Health and Human Services is investing in a tribal program that promotes school readiness in young children.

Vaccine clinics will be held Thursday, Friday and next week.

Educators were part of the earliest groups to receive the vaccine according to the Turtle Mountain Tribe’s vaccine distribution plan.

A Minot man is celebrating 29 years of moving forward after a nearly fatal farming accident in 1992 changed his life.

For questions or more information, contact the Minot Park District office at 701-857-4136.

Tribal leaders started the Biini company to begin development of the Turtle Mountain brand hand sanitizer in response to a supply shortage at the start of the pandemic.

The Turtle Mountain Band of Chippewa Indians are making headway into their vaccine distribution plan.

Orthopedic surgeons at Trinity Health will now have a new assistant to help them in the operating room.

After a year of some of the area’s biggest events getting canceled due to COVID, those same events are announcing their dates for 2021.

After nearly a year of having to rely on distance learning for our schools, even life-saving courses are now having to go virtual.

The top 25 selections will be printed and exhibited in an art show during an artist reception and tour of the campus and studio on March 6. Critiques and feedback on students work will also be available.

The Minot Police Department is looking for applicants within the community to fill soon-to-be vacant positions within its ranks.

After a Year of COVID-19, staff at the Roosevelt Park Zoo have adapted to reach more members of the community.

A local organization focused on supporting the arts is receiving recognition from the state.

First Distinct health Unit has announced that the COVID-19 vaccine is now available to 1A priority groups following the states guidelines for distribution.

A program created during the COVID-19 pandemic to help those who may be struggling to pay their rent will continue to aid North Dakota residents into 2021.

After completing their first semester back in class under COVID-19 guidelines, faculty at Minot State University said they are gearing up to welcome students back to campus after the holidays.

Minot’s new City Manager Harold Stewart II spoke at his first City Council meeting Monday night.

As the COVID-19 vaccine rollout continues across the state, vaccines are now being offered to more than just healthcare workers.

The first COVID-19 vaccines will begin being administered to first responders outside of the healthcare field in Ward County this week.

Trinity Health has reduced visitation limitations at its locations from maximum to moderate starting Monday.

The college will continue taking additional safety precautions, and as of mid-December, all spring sports are set to begin on time.

After receiving their first doses of the COVID-19 vaccine in mid-December, Trinity Health said healthcare workers who wish to receive the vaccine are doing so rather quickly.

As the second round of economic impact payments are rolled out, some Minot residents like local college student Blake Lannan said they never received the first one.

As winter weather sets in, leadership with Minot Public Schools says students won’t have to worry about bringing school home with them in the event of inclement weather.

Frontline healthcare workers at Trinity Health will be receiving a special welcome into the new year after spending 2020 battling COVID-19 and saving countless lives.

As Christmas comes to a close, residents of Minot can dispose of their trees at compost sites throughout the city.

According to staff with the Chairman’s office,140 doses of the vaccine will arrive Monday.

Trinity Health staff members were the first in the city of Minot to receive the COVID-19 vaccine Friday.

The show will be performed on Jan. 8, 9 and 10.

The 250 doses of the Pfizer vaccine arrived at Trinity from the Department of Health and went straight into a medical refrigerator.

As vaccines are being distributed across North Dakota, tribes in the state are expecting their first shipments as well.

The City of Minot will be loosening certain restrictions to help residents dispose of their holiday trash.

First District Health Unit stepped up as the first healthcare provider for Minot and the surrounding areas to address the impending rollout of the COVID vaccine and the public’s concerns.

North Dakota Farmers Union President Mark Watne will be returning for an eighth term as president.

As COVID-19 vaccines begin to make their way to hospitals and healthcare workers across the state, the Department of Health and Human Services are connected with tribes to allow them to decide how they will access the vaccine.

As COVID-19 vaccines begin to make their way to hospitals and healthcare workers across the state, the Department of Health and Human Services are connected with tribes to allow them to decide how they will access the vaccine.

First District Health Unit will be addressing the community’s questions regarding local COVID-19 distribution and vaccination efforts.

Reports from the BBB said online scammers lure in potential pet owners with fake photos of pets.

Members of the public can now communicate with the Ward County Sheriff’s Department anonymously with text messages through their new Tip411 tip line.

Over the past month, KMOT partnered with the Minot area homeless coalition to gather toys for families in need.

Trinity Health, the largest healthcare provider in the Minot area, announced Friday it is prepared to receive its first shipments of the COVID-19 vaccine, which are expected to arrive next week.

Non-essential travel over the U.S.-Canada border has been closed since March due to the pandemic, and access will remain closed for the time being.

The show will go on for the Minot Symphony Orchestra’s annual holiday show, but it will have a different feel due to the pandemic.

After years of providing aid to farmers who may be medically indisposed, a North Dakota based non-profit group is now reaching out for support from communities around the country.

After a tough year for farmers, applications for specialty crop grants have now opened for 2021.