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Collaborators on the ropes as wilderness advocates fight back
Somewhere, the industry lobbyists who successfully introduced “collaboration” to the arena of conservation policies and politics are toasting their success at splitting the conservation community. The proof is playing out right now over the collaborators’ Gallatin Conservation and Recreation Act — which is meeting significant opposition from long-time wilderness advocates. This is nothing Montanans haven’t […]
Rapid City man arrested after six months of investigating
RAPID CITY, S.D. (KOTA) - Reed Thompson, 55, of Rapid City is now in the custody of the Pennington County Jail after being arrested Wednesday. Thompson is facing multiple charges including one count each of second, third, and fourth-degree rape, sexual exploitation of a minor, and solicitation of a minor, in addition to some drug-related charges.
Local storm chasers capture beauty and danger of severe t-storms Wednesday
BISMARCK, N.D. (KFYR) - Storm chasers flocked to the region on Wednesday to capture photos of the severe thunderstorms and tornadoes. A local chaser said this was his most memorable storm chase ever. He met up with other North Dakota chasers in Linton and first saw the tornado near Selfridge...
Task force adopts recommendations to better recruit, retain teachers
Reducing barriers for on-site child care, funding a mentorship program for new teachers and maximizing benefits are among recommendations adopted Wednesday by a group working to address North Dakota’s teacher shortage. The work of the Teacher Retention and Recruitment Task Force will be forwarded to Gov. Doug Burgum, who will present a state budget recommendation […]
UND grant aims to boost safety of UAS operations
Funds from the North Dakota NASA EPSCoR program will be used to develop a wind hazard prediction tool. The UND Department of Atmospheric Sciences has received a grant from the North Dakota NASA EPSCoR program to develop a tool to simulate wind conditions all across North Dakota. This prediction tool...
Meet Scott Cramer: ND’s Viral YouTube Star with 892K Subscribers
With 892k subscribers and over 110,000,000 views, Scott Cramer is one of the biggest local YouTubers. And unlike most who currently create content for a living, he knew he wanted to do this all along. We were lucky enough to sit down with Cramer, who was born in Kindred, ND,...
NDSU Football Is Spending Extra Money In Attempt To Beat Deion Sanders And Colorado
The NDSU football team travels to Boulder this week to open up its 2024 college football season against the Colorado Buffaloes. All eyes will be on Deion Sanders’ bunch as it looks to get things started with a win over an FCS opponent. The Bison, however, have other plans – and they’re spending the money […] The post NDSU Football Is Spending Extra Money In Attempt To Beat Deion Sanders And Colorado appeared first on BroBible.
Mandan High School on first day of school
MANDAN, N.D. (KFYR) - After years of planning and anticipation, faculty and students say they’re excited to be in the new Mandan High School. It took a few years to get the new school built, and it’s very different from the old school. “It’s really big, and it’s...
Burgum kicks off 2024 Main Street Initiative event in Watford City
(WATFORD CITY) – The 2024 Main Street ND Summit kicked off its first full day today with a keynote address from Gov. Doug Burgum, setting an enthusiastic tone for the 2½-day event. In his opening remarks. Burgum welcomed nearly 500 community leaders, business owners, city planners and economic development professionals who gathered to explore the theme of “Regional Prosperity.”
Deion Sanders Gets Crushed for Baffling 4th Quarter Decision vs. NDSU
Colorado and head coach Deion Sanders survived a major scare from North Dakota State in their season opener, watching the Bison come within four yards of a huge upset on the final play of the game. Despite the 31-26 win, Sanders is facing significant criticism for a head-scratching decision late in ...
Williston Homecoming Parade to follow new route near High School
WILLISTON, N.D. (KUMV) - This year’s Homecoming Parade in Williston will take a new route. The Williston City Commission approved street closures this week for the route, which starts at Cote Park on 37th Street West to Prairie Commons Street, then finishing at Williston High School on Long Branch Avenue. The parade usually travels along 11th Street West at the Raymond Center, going to Main Street and finishing downtown.
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