WASHINGTON – North Dakota’s deep Norwegian roots reflect the broad, long-standing relationship between the United States and Norway, one built on shared values, cultural ties and security cooperation. U.S. Sen. Kevin Cramer, R-ND, spoke about the connection between the two countries at ...
WASHINGTON – A long wait for federal clearance to develop a former Superfund site into a recreational area near Maysa Arena could soon be over. U.S. Sen. John Hoeven, R-ND, indicated this week that he secured a commitment from Environmental Protection Agency Administrator Lee Zeldin during a ...
Election Integrity Training with Rick Weible will be offered in Minot Thursday, May 21, from 6-9 p.m. at the Hampton Inn, 1400 N. Broadway. The event, sponsored by Minot Young Republicans and the Constitutional Platform Committee, includes a dinner at 5:30 p.m. Members of the public, including ...
BOTTINEAU — The Bottineau County Sheriff's Office announced this week that the remains of a person found on an area wildlife refuge last fall have been identified as John Stewart. According to a news release, Stewart was reported missing in February 2024 from Willow City. During the ...
Pizza Ranch employee Richard Reuer doesn’t clear tables for customers. He arrests their plates for loitering. Dressed as a sheriff when he takes his weekend shifts at the Minot restaurant, Reuer is a stickler for a clean and welcoming environment, but he also wants guests to enjoy their ...
RAY – Ray Police Chief Greg Pinski and his trusty K-9 partner, Bodhi, made North Dakota history when they returned home from Atlantic City, New Jersey where they competed in the prestigious United States Police Canine Association National Detector Trials and earned the Top Dog award in ...