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Park board candidate Steve Wharton supports prudent advancements

MINOT, N.D. – Minot voters will select two candidates from a field of five to fill positions on the Minot Park Board in the June 9...

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Roscoe Streyle — Minot City Council Q&A

MINOT, N.D. – A former Minot legislator with a background in finance and budgeting, Roscoe Streyle wants to bring his experience to the Minot City Council....

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Lee Staab offers assistance to City of Minot amid dismissal of City Manager

MINOT, N.D. – A familiar name in Minot politics has reportedly reached out to the Minot City Council to offer his help, amid the fallout of...

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As council considers next steps, former Minot City Manager Lee Staab has offered to help, alderman says

MINOT, N.D. – Lee Staab, who served as Minot’s city manager from 2014 until 2016, has reached out to at least one city council alderman to...

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Potential impact of firing of Minot City Manager on taxpayers

MINOT, N.D. – Minot city leaders will gather Thursday to determine what’s next amid the fallout of the firing of city manager Tom Barry. Your News...

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Restraining order denied over salon at Minot assisted living facility

MINOT, N.D. – A district judge has denied a temporary restraining order against an executive order from Gov. Doug Burgum prohibiting operation of in-house beauty salons...

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District judge denies restraining order requested by Somerset Court

MINOT, N.D. – A judge has denied the request of a Minot assisted living center for a temporary restraining order against an executive order that closed...

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Special city council meeting Thursday to discuss contract of former Minot City Manager Tom Barry

MINOT, N.D. – A special city council meeting has been called for Minot, and one of the agenda items is to discuss the contract of former...

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Public records show Democratic legislative candidate was dismissed from UND for having romantic relationship with a student

MINOT, N.D. — Jacqueline “Jackie” Hoffarth is a social worker and Democratic candidate from Grand Forks running for the North Dakota House of Representatives in District...

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Assisted living facility suing governor, NDDOH over executive order prohibiting in-house beauty salon

MINOT, N.D. – As the state reports its 15th death, a Minot assisted living facility is suing the Governor and the state Health Department over an...

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Park board candidate Steve Wharton supports prudent advancements

Roscoe Streyle — Minot City Council Q&A

Lee Staab offers assistance to City of Minot amid dismissal of City Manager

As council considers next steps, former Minot City Manager Lee Staab has offered to help, alderman says

Potential impact of firing of Minot City Manager on taxpayers

Restraining order denied over salon at Minot assisted living facility

District judge denies restraining order requested by Somerset Court

Special city council meeting Thursday to discuss contract of former Minot City Manager Tom Barry

Public records show Democratic legislative candidate was dismissed from UND for having romantic relationship with a student

Assisted living facility suing governor, NDDOH over executive order prohibiting in-house beauty salon

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The City of Minot’s proposed 2023 budget includes funds to construct a terminal facility in a portion of the Renaissance parking structure in downtown Minot

25-year-old man arrested, charged with false report to law enforcement and harassment

32-year-old man injured in crash Thursday morning after his all-terrain vehicle collided with a train

39-year-old suspect charged with tampering with evidence during homicide investigation

Father of two paralyzed in head-on collision passes away after fighting for a year – “Daddy’s with God”

Officials in West Fargo are advising residents to stay away from iced-over retention ponds and the Sheyenne River

Student accused of carrying a loaded gun to Fargo elementary school has been suspended pending the results of the district’s and police’s investigation

On Thursday, December 2nd, the City of Fargo will have a ribbon-cutting ceremony for its first electric vehicle charger

“You could tell he was hurt badly because he was screaming his lungs out”, Woman set a couple on fire, the man died and the woman suffered severe burns to 70 percent of her body