Dave Thompson
News Director, Prairie PublicDave Thompson has been saying "good morning" to public radio listeners in North Dakota since 1981, and under his watch, Prairie Public’s radio service has won more than 150 awards for news reporting. Dave is a native of Bismarck, and his hobbies are karaoke, bowling, karaoke, music collecting, karaoke—and by the way, did we say karaoke?
You can contact Dave at dthompson@prairiepublic.org.
Stories by Dave Thompson
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The current system is 50 years old. -
Part of the plan to make North Dakota one of the healthiest states -
After yesterday’s Legislative Management Meeting, the agenda is now set for the upcoming special session on September 2. -
The Public Service Commission has approved a new wind farm north of Glen Ullin. -
The upcoming three-day special Legislative session was called by Gov. Kelly Armstrong to address the restriction or banning of the substance kratom and its synthetic relatives, such as 7-OH. But there are other potential issues that may be discussed.
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Students aren't allowed to use cell phones during in-school hours. -
It's a high voltage power line to connect the western and eastern power grids -
State lawmakers are coming back to Bismarck for a second special Legislative session — this one will deal with the banning the sale of the substance kratom and its cousin, 7-OH, which is synthetic.
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Driven by concerns over kratom and synthetic 7-OH. -
That's thanks in part to the focus on Indian education
