Cavalier News

A restored grave site for former North Dakota governor and U.S. senator Lynn Frazier is being dedicated today in the town of Hoople.

Cavalier County officials are being asked to pay half the cost of renovating a dam at Icelandic State Park, but they question the benefits.

Four-dollar gasoline can put anyone in a foul mood. Heap a ton of cranky customers on top of already skinny margins and you have a recipe for pain among the tens of thousands of gas stations in the U.S. That's ...

Regulators have approved a series of minor changes to the route of a huge oil pipeline in eastern North Dakota.

GRAFTON, N.D. There's a shortage of carnivals available for county fairs this year. via KXMB News

A judge has allowed the company building the Keystone oil pipeline to survey private land in Barnes County. via KFYR-TV Bismarck

A former administrator at St. Joseph's University is in jail in Montgomery County on drug charges. via Grand Forks Herald

A judge's ruling in Pennsylvania allows prosecutors to seek the death penalty against a man charged with killing an intern for Daktronics. via KELO-TV Sioux Falls

With Carla Williams Number of food stamp recipients up 4,800-plus in October According to the North Dakota Grocers Association, for the month of October $4,833,675 worth of food stamps were issued in North ... via Minot Daily News

Estimated snowfall amounts from today's storm in eastern North Dakota range from four inches in Cass County to six inches to nine inches in Cavalier, Pembina and Walsh counties. via KXMB-TV Bismarck

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Marvin Baker/MDN Joel Rostberg, city program director for the North Dakota League of Cities and North Dakota Association of Counties, talks with Ward County Auditor Devra Smestad during a disaster preparedness ... via Minot Daily News

North Dakota utility regulators have decided a pipeline to bring Canadian crude oil to the midwestern United States is in the public interest, but the question of its location remains open. via Minot Daily News

“But this is an important project and one that will pay dividends for many years to come.”

Jill Schramm/MDN Gary Knell of Hazen, a member of the fair board, right, looks over a brochure for the capital fund campaign as Bob Wagoner , fair manager, outlines the proposed grandstand project at the annual ... via Minot Daily News