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Study says young people have higher chance of developing cancer than previous generations
BISMARCK, N.D. (KFYR) - A study published in The Lancet Public Health said younger generations have a higher rate of 17 different types of cancer than previous generations. In particular, the researchers found an increase among Gen Xers and Millennials. The researchers said even though quite a few of these...
Valley City Public Schools to offer in-school mental health services
VALLEY CITY, N.D. (Valley News Live) - Valley City Public Schools is putting mental health first this school year. For the first time, they’ll have a virtual access point at the high school to make health care easily accessible. In 2018, Essentia signed on with Valley City Public Schools...
Video of stabbing suspect raises questions about vulnerable adults
FARGO, N.D. (KVRR) – “Dude, this is the guy that’s on the sign. That’s the rapist right there.”. These are the types of videos that populate the YouTube channel believed to belong to Michael Hurteau, the man charged with attempted murder after a stabbing in Downtown Fargo Sunday afternoon.
Great Tomato Festival marks 'Grand Finale'
MINOT, N.D. (KMOT) - For 35 years, the Great Tomato Festival has been a hidden gem in the Magic City. Wednesday will mark the festival’s last celebration in town. It has been known for great food, music, and bringing people together for a good cause. Founder Peggy Miller started...
Grand Forks Police searching for armed robbery suspect
(GRAND FORKS) – Grand Forks Police are investigating an armed robbery that took place Tuesday morning in the 1300 block of South Washington Street. According to authorities, the victim and witnesses stated they observed a male subject stealing an electric RAD scooter. The scooter was padlocked to a pole on the business, and the suspect used a bolt cutter to cut the lock. A male opened the back door of the business and yelled at the suspect. The suspect then used the bolt cutter as a weapon and raised it in the air and appeared as though he was going to strike the victim with it if he got any closer.
Odegard classroom upgrades highlight Aerospace priorities
Pair of summer renovations mark start of long-term classroom upgrade plan for School of Aerospace Sciences. A plan to modernize classrooms throughout the John D. Odegard School of Aerospace Sciences kicked into action this summer, starting with two highly used spaces on Odegard Hall’s ground floor. With upgrades soon...
Fargo City Commission reconsiders Mayor’s preliminary budget, changes funding for airport and city
FARGO (KFGO) – At a special meeting this morning, the Fargo City Commission reconsidered their approval of the Mayor’s Preliminary Budget last week. The Preliminary Budget is an 11% increase over last year. Last week, it was approved with more funding to the city’s budget and reduced funding to the airport.
City of Minot seeking public input on communication
MINOT, N.D. (KMOT) - There are several metropolitan planning organizations across North Dakota. The newest one, which covers north-central communities, wants public input on how they should communicate with residents. The Central Dakota Metropolitan Planning Organization is developing a variety of transportation plans and wants to know how they can...
Mott family uses tragedy to help others
MOTT, N.D. (KFYR) - Harvest time means long hours. Producers are working overtime to get the crop off the field and the grain bins ready. Too many times, that can lead to farm accidents and often, they’re deadly. One Mott family knows that all too well, but there is...
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