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UTV crash in LaMoure County leaves two injured and one cited with DUI
LAMOURE COUNTY, N.D. (Valley News Live) - On Saturday, August 17, one person was injured after a UVT crashed 8 miles outside Kathryn, North Dakota just after 4 p.m. According to North Dakota State Patrol 30-year-old Clay Hatlewick of Yipsilanti, ND lost control of the vehicle driving in a muddy field. Hatlewick was injured but was charged with DUI and Criminal Vehicular Injury. 36-year-old Tiffany Winson was transported to Mercy Hospital in Valley City by Barnes County Ambulance she sustained serious but non-life threatening injuries.
FURRY FRIDAY: Meet the cats Hunter & Franklin
BISMARCK, N.D. (KXNET) — Julie Schirado of Furry Friends Rockin Rescue came by the studio to tell us the story of a pair of cats, Hunter and Franklin. Ms. Schirado was accompanied by her friend, and shelter volunteer, Laurie Zacher. Their fluffier furry friend, Hunter, just had surgery on of his heels. He’s a rather active and talkative kitten — about a year old — who loves attention and other cats.
Minot lawmaker remembered as ‘even keeled,’ great friend across 18 years of public service
It may have been unconventional to roll a beat-up pickup onto a political convention floor, but that was in character for Rep. Randy Schobinger. In 1996, that was a resounding success for the Minot lawmaker, according to his friend and former campaign staffer. Schobinger, 54, who died Tuesday, started his...
Some North Dakota School Districts Implementing No Cell Phone Policies
(Newburg, ND) — More school districts in North Dakota are implementing no-cell-phone policies for students. That includes the Newburg United District, and staff calls it an overwhelming but positive transition. The Dunseith School District already has a no-cell-phone policy in place, but their superintendent says they’re working on enforcing it more strictly this school year. The goal of these policies is to reduce distractions in the classroom.
North Dakota Rep. Randy Schobinger Has Died
(Minot, ND) — Republican North Dakota Representative Randy Schobinger has died in Minot at age 54 following a battle with cancer. He was one of the state’s youngest senators when he was elected at age 24, and he served from 1994 to 2006. Schobinger was elected to the state House in 2016, where he served on the budget-writing Appropriations Committee, but didn’t seek re-election for a third term this year. Governor Doug Burgum says Schobinger’s work will continue to benefit North Dakotans for many years to come.
Happy Harry’s Hot Valley Nights Kicks Off Today
(East Grand Forks, ND) — Happy Harry’s Hot Valley Nights kicks off in Grand Forks today. It’s a two-day outdoor country music festival held at the Riverwalk Center Parking Lot, featuring artists like Neal McCoy and Craig Morgan. The music starts early this evening at 5:30 p.m., and the event wraps up Saturday night with a fireworks show. General admission tickets are 35-dollars, while VIP tickets are 75-dollars. You can find more info at hot-valley-nights-dot-com.
Fighting Hawks Even A&M-Corpus Christi in Season Opener
CORPUS CHRISTI, Texas – North Dakota true freshman Charlie Basinet registered her first career goal in the 75th minute of Thursday night’s season-opening action against Texas A&M-Corpus Christi. Sophomore Avery Toms delivered the helper, the first of her career, on the game-tying goal and the action highlighted a dominant second-half effort from the Fighting Hawks as the late offense earned UND a 1-1 tie against the Islanders in a hard-fought battle inside Dugan Soccer Stadium.
North Dakota Forecast: Smoke and Fog to Start Saturday, Sunnier Sunday Ahead
Grand Forks, ND – North Dakota residents can expect a mix of weather conditions this weekend, starting with haze, smoke, and some fog on Saturday. The day will feature a blend of clouds and sun, with a 20% chance of showers or thunderstorms in the northwest region of Minnesota by the afternoon. Winds will be from the north at 10-15 mph, and temperatures are expected to range from 76 to 79 degrees.
Construction underway on former NDSU Engineering Administration building
FARGO – Construction and renovations are underway on the former Engineering Administration building at NDSU. The building will be replaced by Offerdahl Hall and the Richard Offerdahl ’65 Engineering Complex. Funding for the project includes a historic $25 million gift from Richard and Linda Offerdahl, $59 million from the legislature, and gifts from Doosan Bobcat, Mortenson, Marvin, and numerous other benefactors.
Indigenous Parent Advisory Committee draws hundreds with back-to-school event
'We want them to feel welcome and free to come speak to us'. Hundreds of Indigenous students and parents braved the storm to gather supplies and join in the fun during the back-to-school event on Aug. 14. It was standing room only at the celebration, which organizers moved to Bismarck...
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