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Public – and some lawmakers – shut out from discussion of school choice legislation
An important discussion about the future of North Dakota’s K-12 education system appears to be happening in private. The discussion is so private, in fact, that even some Education Committee lawmakers seem to be in the dark. The Legislature’s interim Education Committee was directed through legislation approved in 2023 to study school choice models that […]
Williston Basin School District welcomes more than 50 new teachers
WILLISTON, N.D. (KUMV) - Teachers in Williston are getting ready for the new school year as classes begin next Wednesday. Williston Basin School District staff welcomed more than 50 newly hired teachers this week for training and device assignments. District Chief Academic Officer Darla Ratzak said these instructors, along with...
Sen. Cramer speaks at North Dakota Peace Officers Association annual conference
FARGO – The North Dakota Peace Officers Association’s (NDPOA) annual conference is underway in Fargo, gathering law enforcement officers from across the state to acknowledge their service and honor those who have fallen in the line of duty. The NDPOA has a history dating back to 1911, evolving from the Sheriffs’ Association to become a unified voice for the entire criminal justice system in North Dakota.
Murder suspect charged in attack on fellow jail inmate in Minot
MINOT, N.D. (KMOT) – A man set to stand trial next month in Minot for murder now faces a separate set of charges after investigators said he assaulted a fellow jail inmate with an improvised weapon. Kamauri Kennedy faces charges of attempted murder, aggravated assault and two counts of...
Police investigate shooting in parking lot of West Fargo church
WEST FARGO, N.D. (Valley News Live) - West Fargo Police are investigating a shooting that happened Saturday morning, in the parking lot of Prairie Heights Community Church, off of 32nd Ave. E. Several witnesses tell Valley News Live they heard gunshots and saw police with their guns drawn. One witness...
NDSU: Winter cereal crops provide forage for livestock, soil health benefits
The use of winter annual cereals to promote soil health properties and suppress annual weeds has become more of the normal for many farmers in U.S., says North Dakota State University Extension specialists. Winter cereals provide green, active-growing plants during the fall and early-winter periods and are the first to green up in the spring. Winter cereals extend the growing season of living plant roots in the soil – feeding the soil microbiome – while providing an armor for the soil.
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