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Overdose deaths down in North Dakota
BISMARCK, N.D. (KFYR) - In 2022, the CDC reported 148 overdose deaths in North Dakota. Last year, that number went down; North Dakota Health and Human Services said there were 116 overdose deaths in 2023. Dr. Andrew Obritsch at Essentia Health in Bismarck said new policies like making Narcan available over the counter and treating underlying mental health issues have probably helped bring that number down.
Court docs say man arrested after hours-long search Wednesday found in basement appliance
FARGO (KFGO) – Court records say the man who was arrested after running from police and breaking into a southwest Fargo home was found in an appliance in the basement. Officers first responded to a different home Wednesday morning around 9 on a report of a disturbance, but when they arrived, the suspect was gone.
Omdahl Wins NOSA Feature at Grand Forks
GRAND FORKS, N.D> (August 30, 2024) — Nick Omdahl won the Northern Outlaw Sprint Association feature Friday night at River Cities Speedway. Omdahl, from East Grand Forks, Minnesota, took the lead on lap 17 drove away to a 0.828 advantage at the finish for his second feature win of the 2024 season.
St. Cloud Minnesota House candidate talks daycare violations, housing and guns
ST. CLOUD — Minnesota House of Representatives District 14A Rep. Bernie Perryman, R-St. Augusta, is facing Democratic challenger and business owner Abdi Daisane this election cycle. The Republican incumbent narrowly won her first term in 2022, walking away with a 1.3% margin. Republicans are banking on Perryman to win once again as they hope to flip the Minnesota House and put an end to the DFL trifecta in St. Paul. ...
CFTV: Becht, Onyedim, Freyler and Noel react to win over North Dakota, Plus catching up with Anthony Johnson Jr
Photo Courtesy of Jacqueline Cordova/Cyclone Fanatic. Iowa State secured the win over North Dakota 21-3 in season opener. Listen as Rocco Becht, Tyler Onyedim, Beau Freyler and Jaylin Noel give their thoughts on the teams performance. Plus, Connor Ferguson caught up with former Cyclone Anthony Johnson Jr. who was in town supporting the Cyclones.
North Dakota Volleyball Struggles at Lobo Invitational: Drops Two
The North Dakota volleyball team faced a challenging start at the Lobo Invitational, losing both matches on Friday. They opened with a four-set defeat to UC Irvine, followed by a narrow five-set loss against the University of New Mexico. The Fighting Hawks now sit at 0-2 for the season after putting up resilient performances but failing to close out crucial points in both matches.
Minnesota High Schoolers Excel with University-Level Courses Through U of M Programs
High schoolers across Minnesota are hitting the books with a collegiate twist, taking University of Minnesota courses while still navigating the hallways of their secondary education. In a recent interview with the U of M, Emily Hanson, the Program Director in the College of Continuing & Professional Studies, discussed multiple programs offered to these students, including College in the Schools (CIS) and Postsecondary Enrollment Options (PSEO).
Harris-Walz interview delivers CNN a ratings slam dunk
Vice President Kamala Harris and Minnesota Governor Tim Walz’s first televised interview since becoming the Democratic nominees gave CNN a huge ratings boom. The interview, airing on the cable network and online on Max, drew in an average of 5.987 million viewers during its 45-minute run, per Nielsen data, trouncing programming on rival networks Fox News and MSNBC, which drew fewer viewers combined.
New buoys improve Minnesota North Shore forecasts
For over 11 years Jay Austin and his research team at the University of Minnesota Duluth have carefully tended to a crop of bright-yellow meteorological buoys floating on Lake Superior. Each buoy captures real-time data used for weather forecasting, marine safety, commercial fishing charters, paddlers, swimmers, boaters, researchers and by anyone curious about the largest of the Great Lakes.
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