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A recent survey revealed that 77 percent of people polled across 16 nations around the world, express more confidence in Angela Merkel’s leadership than in Joe Biden’s

Minot, N.D. – Biden came in second, with 74 percent, and French President Emmanuel Macron came in third, with 63 percent placing their trust I him. Medians...

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White House responds to Kamala’s trip to Guatemala

There are reasons why Democratic primary voters saw to it that Kamala Harris was among the first in a crowded field of candidates to leave the...

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Another high-ranking capitol police official resigns amid January 6th riots fallout

A high-ranking Capitol Police official has resigned ahead of an impending report that is likely to scapegoat officers for security failures running up to the January...

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Gov. Doug Burgum has directed all government agencies to fly the United States and North Dakota flags at half-staff on Monday, May 31, until noon

BISMARCK, N.D. – Gov. Burgum is encouraging all North Dakotans to do the same at their homes and businesses, in honor of Memorial Day. He also added...

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Joe Biden remembers son Beau on 6th death anniversary

Six years ago, in 2015, President Joe Biden lost his 46-year-old son, Beau Biden, to brain cancer. On Sunday, the anniversary of Beau’s death, the president...

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State Supreme Court Upholds Burgum’s Executive Orders Closing Businesses During Pandemic

MINOT, N.D. — In April of last year law enforcement officers cited one Kari Riggin for defying an order from Gov. Doug Burgum to shut down businesses, including...

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North Dakota justices rule against hairstylist who defied governor’s pandemic emergency orders

BISMARCK, N.D. — The North Dakota Supreme Court sided unanimously with the state Thursday, May 20, in a test of Gov. Doug Burgum’s authority to temporarily...

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Will the checks from the government ever stop?

MINOT, N.D. — I love to work. I got my first job in the fourth grade, delivering copies of the Minot Daily News at 4:30 in...

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Minot city leaders hear recap of legislative decisions that impacted city the most

MINOT, N.D. – Now that the legislative session has come to a close, the Minot City Council received a recap at Monday’s meeting on the decisions...

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Minot city leaders discuss approach to recognizing 10-year mark of 2011 flood

MINOT, N.D. – The Minot City Council approved a contract between the city and Hometown Elegance Event Catering and Productions for consultation of the 10th anniversary...

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A recent survey revealed that 77 percent of people polled across 16 nations around the world, express more confidence in Angela Merkel’s leadership than in Joe Biden’s

White House responds to Kamala’s trip to Guatemala

Another high-ranking capitol police official resigns amid January 6th riots fallout

Gov. Doug Burgum has directed all government agencies to fly the United States and North Dakota flags at half-staff on Monday, May 31, until noon

Joe Biden remembers son Beau on 6th death anniversary

State Supreme Court Upholds Burgum’s Executive Orders Closing Businesses During Pandemic

North Dakota justices rule against hairstylist who defied governor’s pandemic emergency orders

Will the checks from the government ever stop?

Minot city leaders hear recap of legislative decisions that impacted city the most

Minot city leaders discuss approach to recognizing 10-year mark of 2011 flood

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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