General News

Tension Over Dakota Access Pipeline Escalates

By John Corley • Sep 5, 2016

The fight over the Dakota Access Pipeline escalated this weekend. Private security hired by the developer clashed with protesters at a pipeline construction site.

Concerned Citizens of Buffalo file appeal in Cass County

By Danielle Webster • Sep 2, 2016

The Concerned Citizens of Buffalo have filed an appeal of approval by the North Dakota Department of Health to begin constructing a hog farm about a mile away from the city.

Highway Patrol working overtime for Labor Day

By Danielle Webster • Sep 2, 2016

Lieutenant Tom Iverson with the North Dakota Highway Patrol says the Labor Day weekend is always a busy time for patrol officers.

This year, Iverson says many of the state patrol's resources are tied up with the Dakota Access Pipeline protest near Cannonball. But he says the patrol is committed to keeping roads safe this weekend.

Spring flooding a concern in Devils Lake

By Danielle Webster • Aug 31, 2016

Spring flood projections are not out yet for 2017, but officials in Devils Lake are concerned current conditions could lead to significant flooding.

Double Celebration at Theodore Roosevelt National Park as Park Service Turns 100

By John Corley • Aug 25, 2016

It was a double celebration at Theodore Roosevelt National Park on Thursday. The National Park Service and the United States Mint released the park’s America the Beautiful Quarter. On top of that, Thursday was also the official 100th anniversary of the National Park Service.

Fraudulent grant program banned in ND

By Danielle Webster • Aug 24, 2016

A fraudulent grant company has been banned in North Dakota.

Parrell Grossman is director of the attorney general's consumer protection division. He says a cease and desist order has been filed against Jeremy Silvers of Mesa, Arizona. Silvers was representing himself as Premium Business Solutions, LLC. He was investigated after an elderly consumer was promised a grant to help her pay off her credit card.

State Bar Association funds Rural Justice Program

By Danielle Webster • Aug 23, 2016

The State Bar Association of North Dakota provided funding for two UND law students to participate in the Rural Justice Program this summer.

NDSU students ready for classes tomorrow

By Danielle Webster • Aug 22, 2016

Freshmen at North Dakota State University were welcomed to campus today by both student and faculty leadership figures.

NDSU Move-In-Day Marks New Chapter in Students Lives

By John Corley • Aug 22, 2016

Saturday was Move-In-Day at North Dakota State University. For many of the incoming students, the day marks a new chapter in their lives.

As an incoming student to NDSU from Texas, Mason Mielke’s new chapter will have to handle the reality of North Dakota winters. “I’m expecting to be very cold as I step out of my dorm,” he said.

Potential Hostage Scene Ends in Suicide

By John Corley • Aug 19, 2016

A man was found shot dead inside the offices of the Southeast Human Service Center in Fargo Thursday night. What appeared to be a potential hostage scene ended in suicide.

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