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Pirate Girl’s Soccer shut out Fergus Falls Hillcrest
FIRST HALF – The first half was a good battle as the two teams were evenly matched and controlled the ball about 50/50 throughout the first 40 minutes. Neither team was able to score on a combined five shots in the half and the teams went into halftime with a scoreless tie. “There was a strong wind element to the game. We had eight perfectly placed corner kicks in the first half and we didn’t make runs, get a body, or a foot on the ball to finish and put the ball in the net,” said Coach Reese. “They were running a zone defense, but we just couldn’t find the net.”
Deadline passes for FBI to hand over documents related to Tim Walz's alleged 'long standing' China connection
A deadline set by House Oversight Committee Chair James Comer for the FBI to hand over documents related to a probe focusing on Tim Walz, the Democratic vice presidential nominee, has now passed. Comer set August 30 as the final day on which the bureau could turn in any information...
Affordability of North Dakota public universities compares favorably, but 2-year students pay more
The cost to attend North Dakota’s public four-year universities is less than similar schools in the region, but students at the state’s two-year colleges pay more than the regional average. That’s according to the most recent affordability report from the North Dakota University System. The state’s 11 public colleges and universities resumed classes on Monday, […]
High meat prices not stopping people from buying at butcher shops on Labor Day weekend
BISMARCK, N.D. (KFYR) - Labor Day weekend has long been considered the unofficial end of the summer season. It’s usually a time for last-minute getaways and even enjoying some grilling in the backyard with family and friends. Although reports say meat prices are high, butcher shops in our area continue to see a steady flow of customers.
MISS NELSON IS MISSING, THE MUSICAL Comes to Fargo Moorhead Community Theatre
Miss Nelson Is Missing, The Musical is coming to Fargo Moorhead Community Theatre in March 2024. Public Performances are on March 8 and 15. Book, Music & Lyrics by Joan Cushing. Based on the book “Miss Nelson is Missing” and “Miss Nelson is Back” by Harry Allard.
‘That’s what I’m talking about,’ yells Pat McAfee after ‘crazy’ college play as fans claim it’s ‘gotta be the hair’
PAT McAfee was pumped up after a college punter pulled off a miraculous play on Saturday. The apple of McAfee‘s eye was North Dakota punter Luke Silvernale, who rescued a seemingly doomed play late in their 21-3 loss to Iowa State. With under five minutes left in the third quarter and the Fighting Hawks down […]
NDSU Soccer Falls to Grand Canyon
WAIPAHU, Hawaii – North Dakota State soccer fell to Grand Canyon 1-0 Thursday afternoon at Waipi'o Peninsula Soccer Stadium, suffering its first defeat in 2024. After the Bison (3-1-1) had the first chance with an Amaya Garrett shot in the second minute, Grand Canyon (3-1-1) took the lead in the fourth minute with a goal from Ellie Crisler. Morgan Russmann would have a couple shots for the Bison and Gabrielle Garrett had two late chances, including one blocked, but NDSU was unable to find an equalizer. Payton Mulberry would make four saves in the game for the Bison. Grand Canyon...
Counties with the highest unemployment in North Dakota
While today's unemployment rates are significantly lower than the COVID-19 pandemic peak of 14.7% experienced in April 2020, the fear of job losses remains as workers stare down an uncertain economic future. Experts are mixed in their views of a potential recession. The return of student loan payments, continually high...
Fargo South to dismiss classes following bomb threat
(FARGO) — Fargo Public Schools officials say school is being dismissed for the day at Fargo South High School, following a bomb threat called in this morning. “South High School students and staff are safe and evacuated from the building,” the district posted on social media. “To allow for the school to be properly searched and due to the disruption of the school operations, school will be dismissed for the day.”
Man arrested for cutting Midco cables
Fargo police arrested Timothy Windels, 36, for allegedly cutting Midco internet and cable lines at seven locations across the city. The damage caused significant outages for residential and business customers, including Community Family Market, Rodeway Inn, Northwest Pipe Fittings, and Larson Welding and Machine Company. According to court records, Windels was seen using an angle grinder to cut the cables.
North Dakota to naturalize 40 in ceremonies in September
(BISMARCK) — The United States District Court for the District of North Dakota has set the date, times and location for the naturalization of new citizens to the state. The ceremonies will be held in Bismarck on Friday, September, 13 in Courtroom 2 at the William L. Guy Federal Building on East Rosser Avenue. The first ceremony will take place at 9 a.m., with the second to follow at 11 a.m.
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