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Zach Bryan to make Alerus Center history Sunday
GRAND FORKS, N.D. (Valley News Live) - If you’re looking for something to do Sunday or Monday, country superstar Zach Bryan is playing at the Alerus Center in Grand Forks. Bryan’s concert on Sunday will be the arena’s most attended event in its 23-year history. The shows...
Fighting Hawks handle Minnesota State in exhibition win
GRAND FORKS, N.D. – Collegiate volleyball returned to the Betty Engelstad Sioux Center on Saturday afternoon as the North Dakota volleyball team hosted Minnesota State in an exhibition match. The Fighting Hawks handled the Mavericks, taking four of the five contested sets. Official statistics were not tracked during the...
Carson Macedo Tops River Cities Thriller for 40th Career Victory
GRAND FORKS, ND (August 23, 2024) – There looked to be no stopping Carson Macedo on Friday night at River Cities Speedway. The Californian lined up sixth for the 40-lap finale with a stacked five names ahead in the lineup, but it didn’t matter. None of them would get in Macedo’s way on his charge toward Victory Lane.
Driver cited after two-semi crash near Thompson
THOMPSON, N.D. (KFGO) – A Grand Forks man was cited after two semis crashed in Grand Forks county Friday afternoon. The North Dakota Highway Patrol says 23-year-old Andrew Chapman rear-ended another semi that was slowing down to turn off Highway 81 two miles east of Thompson. Chapman’s semi tipped...
MEDIA ADVISORY: UND to host Space Operations Summit, Space Ag Conference
Inaugural Space Operations Summit will feature retired Air Force Col., NASA astronaut Paul Lockhart as keynote speaker. What: 2024 Space Operations Summit, and Space Ag Conference, events bringing together policymakers, academics and industry professionals who will help shape the future of the domain. When: Wednesday, Oct. 23 at 7:30 a.m....
Moorhead’s Trey Feeney leaving UND Football program
GRAND FORKS, N.D. (Valley News Live) - Just days after the starting Quarterback competition came to an end for the Fighting Hawks, one of the men fighting for that spot has announced his departure from the program. Trey Feeney took to social media today to announce that he would be...
Rose Learns From Time Out Of The Seat
GRAND FORKS, N.D. — Bill Rose wants to be behind the wheel of a sprint car. It’s what he loves. It’s what he knows. It’s what he’s done for nearly his entire life. Unfortunately for Rose, injuries have intervened over his last two seasons on the World of Outlaws NOS Energy Drink Sprint Car tour. Broken ribs last fall and a fractured sternum in May of this year have forced the Plainfield, Ind., native to the sidelines.
Can North Dakotans kick their smoking habit? Research says no
BISMARCK, ND (KXNET) — Many people enjoy the comforts of a cigarette, vape, or can of chew after a long day’s work, but as anyone familiar with nicotine knows, an addiction to tobacco of any sort can do more harm than good. Things would be easier if one could easily put their vices down and […]
Friday Night Frenzy- Week 1
NORTH DAKOTA (KXNET) — Football season is in full swing and the KX Sports team will have all the scores and highlights from every team in Western North Dakota right here! Make sure to follow along for your one-stop destination for all things North Dakota High School Football! Class AAA Games/Scores: Mandan 41 #2 Shanley […]
Sales tax revenue, full costs unclear if North Dakota voters legalize recreational marijuana
BISMARCK, N.D. (AP) — North Dakota lawmakers on Friday struggled to pin down the full financial impact of legalizing recreational marijuana, a factor voters will see when they decide a ballot measure on the issue this November. Key in the discussion between a top legislative panel, the state’s top tax official and the leader of the ballot initiative were what sales tax revenue to estimate and what the full costs of legalization would be, such as social impacts and items state agencies expect to request but the measure doesn’t require. Voters will see the financial estimates on their ballots. Lawmakers looked to state Tax Commissioner Brian Kroshus, who said the sales tax revenue “does become speculative,” but offered an estimate of $7.281 million every two years based on a 5% sales tax rate. North Dakota budgets on a two-year basis. The measure doesn’t set a tax rate. That would be up to the Legislature.
New estimate increases projected cost of property tax measure
State lawmakers now estimate a ballot measure to eliminate property taxes based on assessed value could cost the state $500 million more than originally expected. The updated price tag — estimated at $3.15 billion for the 2025-2027 biennium — will appear with the proposal on the November primary ballot. It’s only a rough approximation. If […]
ND Department of Mineral Resources is accepting bids
BISMARCK, N.D. (KFYR) - The North Dakota Department of Mineral Resources has opened an opportunity to bid on two abandoned oil and gas wells in western and north-central North Dakota. The bidding opportunity in Billings County is to reclaim a well. The opportunity in Bottineau County is to plug a...
Potato Field Day Brings Farmers and Researchers Together
The Northland Potato Growers Association held its annual field day this past week. “We’re always looking for new varieties that can resolve some of the issues that we have in potatoes and field days give us an overall view of what’s coming in the future,” said Carl Hoverson. “The big thing is that North Dakota State University deserves a lot of credit for all the research and work they do to help us have a successful year, a successful crop and making potatoes one of the most important crops in North Dakota and the U.S.” The event continued with a tour of the NPGA irrigated research site in Inkster, North Dakota, then a twilight tour of Oberg Farms in Hoople, North Dakota.
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