Burgum’s campaign says a “Burgum for America” direct text video-to-voter program was launched to target Republicans and conservative-leaning independents likely to vote in the Republican presidential primary with a video message aimed at increasing poll numbers.
Dr. Kasch said warming up, being mindful of any aches or pains, and generally leading a healthy lifestyle is probably your best bet for avoiding an Achilles tear.
Bank of North Dakota Chief Business Development Officer Kelvin Hullet says the FAFSA for 2024 won’t be open until December at the earliest, which gives students a shorter window to apply for aid.
Officers found 21-year-old Victor King, of Mandan, and 35-year-old Jesus Vera-Leon, of Bismarck, with gunshot wounds. The men were pronounced dead at an area hospital.
For the early childhood grades, there are seatbelts, but for all other students, there aren’t any seatbelts. Regardless, the buses are built for safety.
It’s all about that bass on the Minot State campus — at least that’s the theme of the first performance for the 98th season of the Minot Symphony Orchestra.
A man wanted for a 2021 killing in Minnesota was mistakenly released from jail in Indianapolis last week and authorities are now offering a reward of up to $10,000 as they continue searching for him.
The current position of Vice Provost for Faculty Affairs & Equity will be discontinued, according to a campus-wide email from Provost David Bertollini.
Some of the speakers say property taxes were increasing too fast based on their home valuations. Others say they’d seen taxes and valuations increase more than ten-fold over the past decade.
Recently, crews have been working on The Eckert Pool, Williston’s old outdoor pool, that sat abandoned for 10 years. Now they’re clearing it of asbestos and lead.
If passed as it’s currently written, the Bipartisan Railway Safety Act of 2023 will increase accountability for rail companies, while also enhancing safety requirements for trains that transport hazardous materials.
A total of 33 US Senate seats are up for reelection next year, including one in Montana. The Republican candidate running for that position made a campaign stop in Watford City this week.
Have you caught yourself reaching for your credit card more frequently than cash? If so, you’re not alone. Americans’ total credit card balance now sits higher than ever before according to the Federal Reserve Bank of New York.
Lindsey Miller, 2023′s Miss Rodeo North Dakota, has been on a mission to travel to every school district in the state to share her first published book.
The committee members are gathering data about how effective virtual education is, how prepared teachers and students are, access to virtual schools in homes and the culture of snow days.
You’ve heard the saying, “Bloom where you’re planted.” A group at Touchmark on West Century in Bismarck has taken that saying to heart and found a way to keep their green thumbs busy while living in assisted living.
In the resignation letter Samantha Holly provided to Your News Leader, she said working for the ND GOP party has been a “great pleasure” but she had recently encountered “several obstacles that made it difficult for me to continue working here.”
She said their work towards the new varieties could expand the grape farms in the state, and they’re adaptable to North Dakota’s climate. These species are called Radiant and North Dakota Primus.
Shawnee Krall was supposed to stand trial Monday on an AA felony murder charge, in the Dec. 2020 death of his former roommate, 29-year-old Alice Queirolo.
Some of the participants who would have normally been considered fine using just a sitting blood pressure reading were found to actually be at risk of developing heart issues when they had their blood pressure taken while lying down.
Every year since 2007, event organizers Bill Harbort and Laurie Geller have pulled out all the stops for NOTSTOCK, to bring participatory art to the greater Minot community each year.