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Wednesday, the Northwest Landowners Association is seeking more than a $250,000 in lawyers’ fees from the years-long legal battle.

By the end of the week, the goal is for the kids to leave a little more comfortable in the water and with smiles on their faces.

The board also wanted real people’s concerns about the river to create a comprehensive report.

Pride of Dakota has more than 500 companies.

Your News Leader sat down with Cara Mund about some of the issues across our state and country.

The first session focused on public safety in the city of Minot, which takes up about half the budget. Two more sessions are coming up, on general government and public works.

Law makes it easier for veterans to get medical care after exposure to toxic fumes

KFYR's Cliff Naylor was presented the "Pioneer Award" at the North Dakota Broadcasters Association annual conference on Wednesday.

Red River Women's Clinic has a lawsuit pending seeking to block a trigger law in North Dakota that, as in many other states, was set to go into effect if the U.S. Supreme Court overturned the Roe v. Wade precedent establishing a nationwide right to abortion.

Shelterpalooza will be for volunteers to help Project Bee set up the bunk beds, wrap diapers, clean up the outside area, and much more.

The governors are asking the president to "allow travel to return to normal and stop hurting our states' economies."

Staff say First District Health Unit accepts anyone with or without insurance to make sure that everyone can get the shots that they need.

Panos cited a family obligation in his reason for leaving. Ron Henke will serve as interim director.

Police say it was related to a 1996 missing person report involving Kristi Nikle.

Conservationists say they'll reduce tillage, plant diverse cover crops, and manage grazing practices.

The final wording will be presented to the board of commissioners at a later meeting.

Homeowner gets a rude awakening; a semi plowing into his home.

North Dakota transportation officials plan to expand electric vehicle transportation system.

The votes were 230 no, 69 yes.

The meetings will include a formal presentation on the history, current status, and future of CWD in North Dakota.

The city budgeted $250,000 for United Way in both 2020 and 2021, but United Way didn’t ask to receive the funds in 2021 due to a one-time Covid payment from the federal government.

On Tuesday organizers with the Minot Pollinator Project started a garden at the roundabout on 13th Street and 31st Avenue SE.

Tax incentives for downtown development were celebrated by some, and seen as unfair by others.

Every fish that hatched this spring is now food for walleye, pike or bass that we would like to catch.

North Dakota's Congressional delegation criticized the search on the former president's home.

The city said flight crews will start at Minot Air Force Base at around 8:30 p.m. and work south, likely hitting the city around 10 p.m.

More North Dakota parents are turning to homeschooling.

Residents in the Minot Public School District are facing a property tax increase in 2023, largely due to this historic $100 million bond vote approved in December to expand the district and alleviate overcrowding.

Only two cases of monkeypox have been reported in North Dakota so far.

Word is buzzing around about the free haircut program provided by Ministry on the Margins. For two years now, every second Tuesday of the month the organizations hosts the event.