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Armstrong, Strinden honor public service teams with annual excellence awards

By S. T. Day | Oct 4, 2025

Governor Kelly Armstrong and Lieutenant Governor Michelle Strinden presented the 2025 Governor’s Awards for Excellence in Public Service at a ceremony held in Memorial Hall at the Capitol in Bismarck.

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City of Mandan extends Renaissance Zone program by ten years

By S. T. Day | Oct 4, 2025

The City Commission has approved a ten-year extension of the Renaissance Zone program, which was first established in 2005 to promote revitalization efforts in Mandan's central areas and encourage both business and residential growth.

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Public invited to vote on nominated properties in Mandan beautification program

By S. T. Day | Oct 4, 2025

The City of Mandan has opened public voting for its Beautification Recognition Program, inviting residents to select outstanding residential and commercial properties that enhance the city’s appearance.

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Williams County schedules mosquito control treatment in Ray on September 25

By S. T. Day | Oct 4, 2025

The Williams County Vector Control District (WCVCD) plans to carry out ground adulticide treatments in the City of Ray on Thursday, September 25, near sunset.

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Mandan seeks volunteers for board openings beginning in 2026

By S. T. Day | Oct 2, 2025

The Mandan City Commission is seeking applicants for 20 open positions on 10 city boards and committees, with appointments set to begin in 2026.

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Traffic signal out at Tyler Parkway and Burnt Boat Drive after vehicle collision

By S. T. Day | Oct 1, 2025

On October 1, 2025, a vehicle struck and damaged the traffic signal at the intersection of Tyler Parkway and Burnt Boat Drive in Bismarck.

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Traffic lanes shifting on Minot’s South Broadway as US-2 exit ramp reopens

By S. T. Day | Sep 30, 2025

Beginning Friday, October 3, weather permitting, traffic on U.S. Highway 83/South Broadway in Minot will shift to the southbound lanes in a head-to-head configuration due to ongoing culvert replacement work that requires closure of the northbound...

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Weight restrictions imposed on CR 11 south of Hwy 1804 due to construction

By S. T. Day | Sep 30, 2025

Effective September 22, 2025, at 8:10 a.m. CST, County Road 11 (126th Ave NW) south of Highway 1804 will be subject to new weight restrictions.

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Mandan’s Memorial Highway project shifts focus to 40th Avenue SE intersection

By S. T. Day | Sep 30, 2025

The North Dakota Department of Transportation (NDDOT) has announced that the intersection at 46th Avenue SE and Memorial Highway in Mandan is scheduled to reopen on Tuesday, September 30.

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HHS schedules stakeholder meeting on disability support programs for October 7

By S. T. Day | Sep 30, 2025

North Dakota Health and Human Services (HHS) is inviting residents to take part in a quarterly update on the state's efforts to support people with physical disabilities who want to live at home.

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North Dakota launches digital mobile ID for driver's licenses

By S. T. Day | Sep 30, 2025

The North Dakota Department of Transportation (NDDOT) has announced the launch of North Dakota Mobile ID, a digital option that allows residents to add their driver’s license or state identification card to their mobile device’s wallet.

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North Dakota opens applications for $100K in tribal tourism grants

By S. T. Day | Sep 30, 2025

The North Dakota Department of Commerce has opened applications for the 2025 Tribal Tourism Grants, making $100,000 available to support tourism projects led by tribal nations in the state.

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Attorney General Wrigley to address unlawful image investigation at Fargo press conference

By S. T. Day | Sep 29, 2025

Attorney General Drew Wrigley is scheduled to hold a press conference in Fargo, North Dakota, on September 30, 2025.

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Memorial Highway intersection changes as construction moves to 40th Ave SE in Mandan

By S. T. Day | Sep 29, 2025

The North Dakota Department of Transportation (NDDOT) has announced that the intersection at 46th Ave SE and Memorial Highway in Mandan is scheduled to reopen on Tuesday, September 30.

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Nightly lane closures set for I-94 Red River Bridge starting September 29

By S. T. Day | Sep 26, 2025

Structure repairs on the Interstate 94/Red River Bridge are nearing completion, according to the North Dakota Department of Transportation (NDDOT).

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Local Foods Conference set for October in Carrington

By S. T. Day | Sep 25, 2025

The 21st Annual Local Foods Conference is scheduled to take place from October 16 to 18 at the Chieftain Conference Center in Carrington, North Dakota.

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Attorney general says Parshall did not intentionally ignore public records request

By S. T. Day | Sep 25, 2025

On September 10, 2025, the North Dakota Attorney General's Office issued Opinion 2025-O-14 in response to a situation involving the City of Parshall.

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North Dakota airports report sixteenth straight month of record passenger traffic

By S. T. Day | Sep 25, 2025

North Dakota airports continued to see strong summer air travel demand in August, with seven of the state's eight commercial airports reporting growth compared to the same month last year.

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Governor Armstrong orders flags at half-staff for September 11 remembrance

By S. T. Day | Sep 25, 2025

Governor Kelly Armstrong has ordered that all United States and North Dakota flags be flown at half-staff on Thursday to honor the victims of the September 11, 2001 terrorist attacks.

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Water outage disrupts businesses along Memorial Highway after emergency repair

By S. T. Day | Sep 24, 2025

A planned water service outage affecting businesses along Memorial Highway and nearby areas began earlier than scheduled after a repair attempt failed, according to an update from city officials on September 25, 2025.