Bismarck hosts 52nd annual Capital A’Fair through Aug. 2
The Bismarck Art & Galleries Association’s Capital A’Fair is underway on the North Dakota Capitol grounds, with vendors, food and family activities scheduled through Sunday afternoon.
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North Dakota oil-and-gas regulators schedule Aug. 20 briefing on June production figures
North Dakota’s Department of Mineral Resources has scheduled its next Director’s Cut briefing for Aug. 20, when officials will address June 2026 oil-and-gas numbers.
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Fargo continues public process to update its land-development code
Fargo LDC 2026 remains an active city-led process to update the city’s land-development code through analysis, policy review and stakeholder consultation.
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Capital A’Fair scheduled in Bismarck for Aug. 1
North Dakota’s Office of Management and Budget listed Capital A’Fair in Bismarck for Aug. 1, 2026, with a 10 a.m. start time.
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North Dakota Medicaid tightens enrollment and review rules for transportation and care providers
North Dakota Medicaid has paused some new provider enrollments and is imposing expanded identity, licensing, vehicle and insurance requirements on non-emergency transportation providers as a broader review plan begins.
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North Dakota expands harmful-algae advisories and warnings to seven waterbodies
North Dakota added Lake Tschida to its harmful-algal-bloom advisory list, bringing active advisories and warnings to seven waterbodies statewide.
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North Dakota Supreme Court upholds process for 92-mile power line
A July 23 ruling leaves JETx approvals intact and warns that parties generally must participate before final agency decisions to preserve later challenges.
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North Dakota SNAP restrictions remain scheduled for Sept. 1. What shoppers and grocers need to know
North Dakota’s USDA-approved SNAP demonstration project remains scheduled for Sept. 1, blocking EBT purchases of defined sweetened beverages, energy drinks and candy while retailers update checkout systems.
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North Dakota lawmakers weigh AI and data-center rules after crowded hearing
North Dakota lawmakers are studying AI and data-center rules after a crowded Bismarck hearing raised concerns about local control, water, power and land use.
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Minot’s proposed 2027 budget would raise taxes, utility charges
Minot’s proposed nearly $218 million 2027 budget would raise property taxes and utility charges while leaving some positions and projects unfunded.
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St. Petersburg Shore Acres gets $2M grant for Denver St. stormwater upgrades
St. Petersburg FL – A $2 million state grant will fund Denver Street drainage upgrades in Shore Acres, targeting street flooding for more than 350 homes.
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Bismarck cleanup week runs April 20-23, with free landfill disposal through April 25
Bismarck cleanup week runs April 20-23 for curbside and alley pickup, with eligible residents able to use free landfill disposal through April 25.
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Omaha Teams Wrap Up Tournament Play as Spring Sports Take Center Stage
Omaha, NE – March 22, 2026 – Omaha hockey closes out NCHC play, March Madness rolls on, and spring sports draw fans across the metro.
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Dickinson Daily Brief: Concert, Crash, Angel Gowns and Prep Sports — February 7, 2026
Dickinson, ND — February 7, 2026 — Concert news, a deadly Highway 22 crash, a regional volunteer call and prep sports wins lead today’s headlines.
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West Fargo Daily Brief: Arrest After Chase, City Updates Posted
West Fargo, ND — February 6, 2026 — Police arrested a woman after a Veterans Boulevard chase, while the city posted meeting updates and holiday closures.
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Minot Daily Brief: Base Impact, Student Success, and Weekend Culture
Minot, ND — February 6, 2026 — New economic figures from the base, standout student achievements, and weekend arts events shape today’s local headlines.
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Grand Forks Daily Brief: Campus Planning, Law Exams, and City Notes
Grand Forks, ND — February 6, 2026 — A campus planning forum, law exam sessions, and city updates shape the local conversation heading into the weekend.
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Bismarck Daily Brief: Utility Fees, Winter Reading, and Health Updates
Bismarck, ND — February 6, 2026 — Today’s local update covers a new utility fee policy, a winter reading challenge, and a confirmed measles case.
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Fargo Daily Brief: Power Line Incident and Statewide Focus Return
Fargo, ND — February 6, 2026 — A rural Cass County power disruption and the return of a Fargo-based public affairs program highlighted how local events and statewide issues cont…
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Local News Update for Fargo, ND – February 5, 2026
Fargo, ND — February 5, 2026 — Recent developments in Fargo include a significant embezzlement case, a traffic accident, and upcoming community events.
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Fargo Police Investigate Homicide in Apartment Complex
Fargo, ND — February 3, 2026 — Authorities are investigating a homicide at a Fargo apartment complex, calling the incident “unacceptable” within the community.
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Fargo, ND Weather Snapshot – February 1, 2026
7:37 AM · Sunday, February 1, 2026 · Fargo, ND: 23°F (Cloudy and Windy) · Feels like 8°F · Humidity 86% · Wind 21 mph