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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, […]
Governor Burgum rips into property tax elimination measure
At the Main Street Summit in Watford city, Governor Doug Burgum spoke out against a measure that would eliminate property taxes in North Dakota. "It's complete misinformation to say that if you vote for that thing, that somehow that you're ending property taxes, you're stopping property taxes; you won't. What you will do, is, you will cause someone else to pick up the tab, that's what this whole thing is about. It's about who's going to pay for it, it doesn't lower the cost of delivering anything in our state, it just shifts the burden to somebody else."
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.
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.
Long-time BSC professor remembered for contributions to education
BISMARCK, N.D. (KFYR) - A Bismarck State College spokesperson confirmed Mike McCormack passed away after a lifelong dedication to teaching. For 50 years, McCormack taught entertainment history classes at BSC like “Western Civilization” and “History of the Western Frontier.”. His achievements at BSC included becoming the Faculty...
UND wins both team titles and 6K crown at Ron Pynn
GRAND FORKS, N.D. – The North Dakota cross country programs began the season hosting the Ron Pynn Classic and captured both team titles and the men's individual 6K crown on Friday evening at Ray Richards Golf Course. Both teams accumulated 15 points in the victory. Eliana Malnourie paced NoDak...
Lisbon spoils Hi-Liners season opener
Lisbon scored on its first three possessions of the game and never looked back on the way to a 32-0 win over Valley City in high school football in Lisbon. It was the season opener for the Hi-Liners, but the second game for the Broncos. On their opening drive, Lisbon...
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.
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.
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