Devils Lake News

The 2010 FLW Walleye Tour schedule will take anglers to lakes and rivers in six states.

North Dakota regulators have delayed a decision on an Otter Tail Power Co. rate settlement so they can look more closely at a proposed economic development fund.

A team of parents, legislators, community members and alumni of the state School for the Deaf are working on a long-term plan to serve North Dakotans who suffer from hearing loss.

Devils Lake Superintendent Steve Swiontek says his board will introduce a resolution at the state School Boards Association meeting this weekend to keep a state Commission on Education Improvement.

When zebra mussels were found in western Minnesota lakes this fall, the North Dakota Game and Fish Department stepped up monitoring for such aquatic nuisance species to try to control their spread.

One out of every six North Dakotans has a disability. And it`s the job of Rehabilitation Consulting and Services through the Department of Human Services to get those people a job.

A proposed settlement of an Otter Tail Power electric rate case includes about $673,000 in refunds to North Dakota customers.

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The North Dakota Highway Patrol has identified a woman killed in a rollover crash near Maddock.

Devils Lake police say a St. Michael woman lost several thousand dollars in an e-mail scam involving a supposed shopping program in the city.

The North Dakota Highway Patrol says one person is dead and two young children have been taken to a hospital after a crash near Maddock.

The North Dakota Game and Fish Department says its annual fall survey shows exceptional numbers statewide of young walleye, perch and northern pike.

The Souris Valley Birding Club will learn about the impact of wind turbines on bats and birds at its regularly scheduled meeting Tuesday at 7 p.m. in the small meeting room of the Minot Public Library.

The Army Corps of Engineers has awarded a $21 million contract to the Minnewaukan firm MI-TY Trucking and Excavating for the first phase of a project to raise the levee protecting the city of Devils Lake from the body of water with the same name.

TUESDAY'S MEETING IN DEVILS LAKE IS TO BE FOLLOWED BY MEETINGS IN GRAND FORKS AND FARGO ON WEDNESDAY AND IN JAMESTOWN ON THURSDAY.

BOTTINEAU Joseph Kevin Millang, 43, Starkweather, formerly of Bottineau, was dead Thursday, Oct.

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Devils Lake Mayor Fred Bott says the state and his city cannot wait for nature to solve the flooding problems in the Devils Lake Basin.

Barnes County residents say they want to know more about the effect of higher sulfate levels before the state allows more water into the Sheyenne River through the Devils Lake outlet.

Barnes County residents say they want to know more about the effect of higher sulfate levels before the state allows more water into the Sheyenne River through the Devils Lake outlet.