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80 years after his death, North Dakota World War II serviceman's remains identified

80 years after his death, North Dakota World War II serviceman's remains identified

FARGO — Relatives of a North Dakota serviceman who died as a prisoner of war in World War II finally have the answer they’ve waited so long to receive. Skeletal remains of U.S. Army Air Forces Staff Sgt. Irvin C. Ellingson have been identified...

Today in History: June 28, 1981 - Around the state of North Dakota in 8 days

Today in History: June 28, 1981 - Around the state of North Dakota in 8 days

Today in History revisits the Sunday, June 28, 1981 edition of the Grand Forks Herald and highlights a story from Mike Jacobs who outlined an 8-day road trip across North Dakota. Jacobs highlighted key attractions in each region—lakes, historic...

North Dakota considers natural gas pipelines

North Dakota considers natural gas pipelines

BISMARCK, N.D. — A state official briefed regulators Thursday on two separate underground pipelines that companies plan to build across hundreds of miles of North Dakota, bringing natural gas from the oil fields in the west to mostly industrial...

North Dakota: Integrated livestock-cropping systems and soil health to be highlighted at Central Grasslands REC Field Day

North Dakota: Integrated livestock-cropping systems and soil health to be highlighted at Central Grasslands REC Field Day

Improving soil health of cropland using livestock and controlling buckbrush are among the topics that will be covered during the annual field day July 14 at North Dakota State University’s Central Grasslands Research Extension Center near...

Deadly Derecho and Tornadoes Strike North Dakota and New York

Deadly Derecho and Tornadoes Strike North Dakota and New York

ENDERLIN, N.D. — A powerful derecho swept through North Dakota last weekend, bringing winds exceeding 100 mph and spawning tornadoes that resulted in at least three fatalities. The storm, which began late Friday night and continued into Saturday...

North Dakota Athletics to opt in to House Settlement

North Dakota Athletics to opt in to House Settlement

PHOTO/LEIGHTON CHAMBLEE GRAND FORKS, N.D. (UND ATHLETICS)– The University of North Dakota has made the decision to opt in to the terms of the House v. NCAA settlement beginning in the 2025-26 athletic season, Director of Athletics Bill Chaves...

Bitcoin ATM scams carry risk for North Dakotans

Bitcoin ATM scams carry risk for North Dakotans

BISMARCK, N.D. (KFYR) - We’ve all heard of money transfer scams, but there’s a new and scary twist that now involves cryptocurrency ATMs. Yes, they exist. The problem that few people have heard about is so bad that North Dakota lawmakers have...

Twisters: Tornadic storms impact rural North Dakota

Twisters: Tornadic storms impact rural North Dakota

Most of eastern North Dakota was under a tornado watch for the evening of June 20, 2025. By late afternoon, two supercells developed west of Bismarck, spawning a tornado near New Salem. The storm intensified as it moved eastward, wreaking havoc...

Grand jury indictment names officials allegedly threatened by North Dakota man

Grand jury indictment names officials allegedly threatened by North Dakota man

FARGO — A Pembina County, North Dakota, man was arraigned on a new federal indictment Friday morning after a grand jury charged him with two counts for threatening a number of state and federal officials. Charles Dalzell, 46, was indicted for the...

North Dakota Joins Effort Supporting Harvard Funding Cuts

North Dakota Joins Effort Supporting Harvard Funding Cuts

Iowa Attorney General Brenna Bird. (Photo by Robin Opsahl/Iowa Capital Dispatct) (Robin Opsahl. Iowa Capital Dispatch ) – Iowa Attorney General Brenna Bird led a 16-state coalition that includes North Dakota filing an amicus brief supporting the...

Looking back at impossible choices and the impact of abortion policy in North Dakota and beyond

Looking back at impossible choices and the impact of abortion policy in North Dakota and beyond

Even before federal abortion-rights protections were overturned three years ago, a Fargo mother says she had to travel hundreds of miles and across state lines to end a life-threatening pregnancy. Randi Lamoureux, an educator and business owner,...

Viewpoint: Building a stronger insurance market for North Dakotans

Viewpoint: Building a stronger insurance market for North Dakotans

June 28 is National Insurance Awareness Day. It’s a great reminder for all of us to take a few minutes to review our insurance policies. Whether it’s auto, home, health, or life insurance, now is the time to ask yourself: Do I still have the right...

The 25 Most Common Last Names In North Dakota

The 25 Most Common Last Names In North Dakota

We are all distinctive in our own particular ways. Even a little physical characteristic like a freckle makes you unique unless you have an identical twin. Even though you share a twin with another person, you still have a unique feature. Your...

Share your agriculture storm damage with NDSU Extension, North Dakota Dept. of Ag

Share your agriculture storm damage with NDSU Extension, North Dakota Dept. of Ag

NDSU Extension and the North Dakota Department of Agriculture are hoping to hear from those who suffered agriculture losses from June 2025 storm damage through impact assessments. An online assessment tool was launched on Wednesday, June 25, and...

The Most Popular Job in North Dakota Isn’t What You Think

The Most Popular Job in North Dakota Isn’t What You Think

It seems like there are a ton of job opportunities in the state of North Dakota. We keep building new restaurants and businesses; we're just growing and growing. This is what draws so many people in. Each year, our population grows because so many...

Two companies propose natural gas pipelines to bring Bakken gas to central and eastern North Dakota

Two companies propose natural gas pipelines to bring Bakken gas to central and eastern North Dakota

Two pipeline companies have said they are interested in building a pipeline to bring natural gas from the Bakken to central and eastern North Dakota. One is WBI Energy, the other Intensity Infrastructure Partners. "This will be the first large...

Concerns grow in North Dakota about increased insurance costs, medical debt

Concerns grow in North Dakota about increased insurance costs, medical debt

BISMARCK — North Dakota health care organizations and insurance regulators are sounding a warning about the potential increase in out-of-pocket premium costs for those using the Affordable Care Act marketplace for their health insurance needs....

Industry Briefs 6-30-2025

Company news information may be sent to brice.w@thecityjournals.com. CONTESTS • 47G, Utah’s aerospace and defense association, is accepting nominations for three awards to be presented at the Aug. 26 event titled “The Foundry Challenge,” presented...

Analysis of North Dakota Agencies

Analysis of North Dakota Agencies

Grant Gader, fiscal analyst for North Dakota Legislative Council. (Michael Achterling/North Dakota Monitor) (North Dakota Monitor) – At least $100 million in federal grants have been canceled for North Dakota state agencies under the Trump...

North Dakota higher ed board faces financial uncertainty amid president raises, chancellor consultant

North Dakota higher ed board faces financial uncertainty amid president raises, chancellor consultant

FARGO — The board overseeing North Dakota higher education has approved salary increases for seven of its college and university presidents, along with a budget for the next biennium, at a time when it faces many financial challenges. The moves...

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