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Sneak Peak Of North Dakota’s Newest High School In Mandan
Mandan High School is set to move into its brand new futuristic high school on Wednesday, August 28th. This high school along with Minot North, will be the two newest "AA" high schools in the state of North Dakota. Go Big or Go Home!. The new Mandan High School is...
Managing back-to-school jitters
BISMARCK, N.D. (KFYR) - Many people’s schedules change when it is time to go back-to-school, and it can be stressful. Many families are enjoying their last moments of free time at Sertoma Park. They’re also preparing for the schedule change that’s about to happen. “I am excited...
Truck catches fire at storage unit
FARGO, N.D. (Valley News Live) - A truck is a total loss after catching outside a row of storage units on fire Monday morning. The call came in just before 9:00 a.m. to 2563 23rd Avenue South in Fargo, which is in the southwest corner of I-94 and 25th Street, just west of Ruby Tuesday.
Experts urge parents to check in on teens' mental health
MINNEAPOLIS — Between back-to-school shopping and last-minute cabin getaways, now might be the perfect opportunity to check in with your child about their mental health. The statistics are unsettling."We've seen a lot more anxiety, a lot more social anxiety, a significant increase in school refusal and that's been a really hard thing," Dr. Joshua Stein, PrairieCare child and adolescent psychiatrist and clinical director, said. According to the latest youth risk behavior survey from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, 40% of teenagers say they constantly feel sad or hopeless."That's a lot of our teenage population. So we want to make...
Smoke and sunshine to start the week
MONDAY - WEDNESDAY: Continuing to trend close to average with our temperatures through mid-August. Starting the new week, Monday will bring mostly sunny conditions, with some lingering wildfire smoke. Highs in the afternoon in the low and mid-80s. Tuesday morning will be a little warmer as cloud cover increases. Lows...
A major CO2 pipeline through the Midwest cleared a big hurdle. Now all eyes are on the Dakotas
Iowa recently gave the greenlight for what could become the largest carbon capture and sequestration project in the world. But regulatory hurdles, lawsuits and questions remain there and in neighboring states.
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