John Salling
Reporter
Bismarck
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The Federal Government discontinued some of its Emerald Ash Borer regulations, so North Dakota is stepping in with some of its own.
North Dakota state lawmakers will be looking over a bill that, if passed, would increase the state’s minimum wage. The change to the minimum wage would come in stages.
The 2020 Chronic Wasting Disease Report is in and the numbers are continuing to increase in North Dakota.
The North Dakota Department of Transportation has to keep in touch with officials from all across the state. They published their plan for this on their website for feedback.
Minot’s Driver license office has moved to a new location at 2001 17th Street SE, Minot.
The Tribal Educational Agency Center is giving a grant to the Nueta Hidatsa Sahnish College to make their engineering program more interactive.
Gov. Doug Burgum, R-ND, has ended the state mask mandate, but the City of Minot’s will continue.
Three people died in a head-on crash in Mountrail County Monday.
There was an oil battery fire outside of New Town Monday night. No injuries were reported.
The Park District will post updates and warnings on Facebook to keep people up-to-date.
A bill in the House would create a deer hunting license for our wounded warriors.
Minot Air Force Base opened a new social center for people 18+.
The wind has been dealing damage to homes, businesses, and everything in between across Minot throughout the day causing claims and costs to residents and businesses.
Families that are tired of being stuck inside have an escape to let small children run.
An expansion to the Minot State University Nursing Program was mostly finished over winter break and is already being used by a new semester of students.
A man originally from Rugby is making an appearance today on Jeopardy!
Lewis and Clark Elementary students are back in their classroom after it was hit by a car last month.
In North Dakota’s Court System the jury trial suspension in the Northeast Judicial District expired on January 10.
Lawmakers in the house introduced a bill that would exempt North Dakota from Daylight Saving Time.
Minot State University is branching out with a new language class for Ojibwe.
In the wake of the outbreak and hunting season, several stores around North Dakota have trouble keeping ammo in stock.
The class of 2020′s ACT scores are back and North Dakota’s composite scores are trending behind the national average.
After a few cases of people falling through the ice while ice fishing in December, North Dakota Game and Fish wanted to circulate a reminder.
The Minot Public Library has issued more library cards in 2020 than in any other year. They saw a decrease in in person service, and an increase online.
As that chaos took hold of the nation’s capital Tuesday, KMOT went out to ask what the people of Minot thought of this situation.
Hunters and fishermen looking for an easy way to track legislation that impacts the outdoors in North Dakota can turn to Game and Fish.
Airmen who are stationed at Minot Air Force Base often find themselves a long ways away from home.
Scores for the ACT for the class of 2020 show a drop from scores for the class of 2019.
Applications are open once more for the Conservation Reserve Program.
Now that the season is over, North Dakota Game and Fish released the 2020 pronghorn hunting statistics.
Most of the nation’s tourism industries aren’t expected to recover until 2024 North Dakota is on track to recover sooner.
As we enter the new year we wanted to know what people around Minot won’t miss about 2020 and what they’re looking forward to in 2021.
Vision Zero North Dakota is on track for a milestone this year. The program is pushing for zero lives lost on the state’s roadways.
Minot’s first ice rink opened up and staff hope to see more follow soon.
The City of Minot is partnering with the Department of Health to provide rapid testing at Fire Station 1 as people return from holiday travel.
The Abandoned Auto Fund can be applied for by any government agency.
Minot Rural Fire and the Ward County Sheriff’s Office responded.
The park opened a week later than usual this year, on Dec. 5. An unseasonably warm season has posed a few issues for the park, but snow-making has been running full bore.
The first COVID-19 vaccines were administered to healthcare workers on the Fort Berthold Reservation Wednesday morning.
Gov. Doug Burgum, R-ND, amended one of his executive orders limiting restaurant and bar activity.
Minot residents are gearing up for the holiday weekend, and the Centers for Disease Control has released the latest round of recommendations for having a safe season.
North Dakota’s Highway Patrol is encouraging people to wear seatbelts after the latest traffic fatality.
Three of Minot State University’s science departments are getting expansions this year thanks to a CARES Act grant.
A deluge of information has come out about the coronavirus vaccine in recent weeks, some of it more fiction than fact.
Farmers Insurance office is collecting food for the Minot Salvation Army.
One of the 33 dogs rescued from Oklahoma by the Souris Valley Animal Shelter has had its puppies.
The unseasonably warm temps have been enjoyable, but it’s created a bit of a challenge for some outdoor activities.