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Breijo murder case: State says subpoena necessary

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State prosecutors in the Nicholas Van Pelt murder case pushed back against a North Dakota broadcaster’s motion to quash a subpoena, writing in their response the unaired footage and communications between the broadcaster and the surviving witness in the case are essential to ensure justice is ...

Historical society receives donation for planned gun museum

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The Ward County Historical Society announced it has received a donation of $10,000 from the De Sour Valley EDC to help fund the construction of a gun museum building at the Pioneer Village Museum at Burlington. Tim Hoff, a WCHS board member and self described “gun nut,” said the germ of ...

Foundation announces health scholarship recipients

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The Blue Cross Blue Shield of North Dakota (BCBSND) Caring Foundation has announced 30 students as recipients of the annual Health Profession Scholarship and one student as the Health Care Leader recipient. Among recipients of $2,500 Health Profession Scholarships for the 2025-2026 school ...

Public input sought on Third Street construction

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The City of Minot will hold a public input meeting Thursday, Nov. 20, on the proposed Third Street reconstruction project. The project area extends from First Avenue Southeast to First Avenue Northeast, or from just north of Central Avenue to south of Burdick Expressway. The project area ...

ND congressional delegation responds to reopening government

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WASHINGTON – North Dakota’s congressional delegation released comments following the vote in the House Wednesday to pass a continuing resolution to fund the federal government through Jan. 30. President Donald Trump also signed the bill Wednesday. “From the start, Republicans made clear ...

Minot zookeepers help with black-footed ferrets’ future

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When Quinn Iffert and Ellie Johnson, zookeepers at Roosevelt Park Zoo in Minot, took part in a project to spotlight black-footed ferrets in Badlands National Park in South Dakota, biopsy cells from the ferret they captured were sent to the Smithsonian Institute to make stem cells for future ...