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Commissioners resolve to fix - death trap'
The intersection of the U.S. Highway 83 U.S. Highways 2 and 52 Bypass southwest of Minot was refered to as "a death trap" by Ward County Commissioner Alan Walter in a county meeting last month.
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FEMA closes Burlington group site
BURLINGTON The Burlington community turned another page in its flood recovery when the last temporary housing unit rolled out of DeSour Valley Heights Monday.
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Minot residents talk flood improvements
Minot residents taking part in the neighborhood Riverfront and Center process have lots of ideas for improving areas affected by the 2011 flood.
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There will be plenty of opportunities for swinging your partner 'round and 'round and do-si-do maneuvers next Saturday in the City Park in Garrison.
Joint Chiefs chairman visits embattled nuke base
MINOT, N.D. The chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff reassured hundreds of airmen Monday that recent nuclear weapons missteps at their North Dakota base would be corrected, but he didn't elaborate on the "failures of leadership" he blames for causing the problems.
Financial planner is former champion kickboxer
David Wald isn't your typical financial planner, as he went to college to become a surgeon and ended up using his hands not in an operating room, but in a ring.
Taylor coasts to IMCA Modified win
Last year's International Motor Contest Association Nationals champion Jeff Taylor made a rare June appearance to Nodak Speedway on Sunday.
Mark was born April 27, 1960, in Minot, to Harold and Martina Weinreich. He was raised and educated in Minot, where he graduated from Minot High School in 1978.
DadFest is all about men and their families
It was all about dads and celebrating the role they play in life at DadFest at First Assembly of God Church Saturday.
Loretta Joan Fuchs, wife, mother, educator, cookie maker and collector of all things green and Irish, passed away at the ripe old age of 95 on Friday, June 14, 2013, at the Souris Valley Care Center in Velva.
Mystery photos found in flooded house
The Digital Minot Project at Minot State University is asking for help to identify some mysterious black and white photographs that were found in a flooded home at 314-9th St. NW.
SNL Regional Report: Booming N.D.'s high-performing banks
With the help of a booming energy sector, a population influx, and rising cropland prices, North Dakota community banks enjoy a tailwind to the top of SNL's list of best-performing community banks below $500 million in assets.
To show the community's gratitude for the good Hope Village has done, residents, artists and a few businesses had pooled together to put on an evening of grilled food and live music for the program's volunteers Friday evening.
ND man pleads after Montana chase, standoff
A North Dakota man arrested after fleeing police in the Helena Valley and a brief standoff at a Lincoln bar has pleaded guilty to two federal charges.
Arkansas man files lawsuit for false imprisonment
An Arkansas man who came to work in the North Dakota oil fields and wound up spending 542 days in jail on an attempted murder charge is suing police and others over the investigation of the case.
Chairman of Joint Chiefs of Staff to visit Minot AFB
MINOT AIR FORCE BASE The nation's highest-ranking military officer, Army Gen. Martin E. Dempsey, chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, will visit Minot Air Force Base on Monday.
On December 19, 1953, KFYR-TV became Bismarck's first television station; a beacon of broadcasting in the rural heartland and "A new medium", in the words of owner Etta Hoskins Meyer.
TOWNER From a weather perspective, this year has been anything but normal. Temperatures ranged well below normal this spring.
Chamber wants restraint on conservation fund spending
Andy Peterson, president of the Greater North Dakota Chamber, and Jon Godfread, vice president of government affairs, were in Minot Wednesday to share highlights of the past legislative session with the business community.