On this day in 1633, Galileo Galilei arrived in Rome to face trial before the Inquisition for advocating the heliocentric model of the solar system, which contradicted the teachings of the Catholic Church. On this day in 1945, Allied forces began the[...]
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On This Day | Bridgeman Creameries
The extra price we pay for quality sweet cream will add materially to your income. Bring us your next can. [...]Read More... from On This Day | Bridgeman Creameries
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On This Day | North Dakota’s Corporate Farming Law
Every reader can examine the law as it stands and the new proposal for himself and determine which is the best policy. He can do so in the light of what he knows from [...]Read More... from On This Day | North[...]
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Read, Watch, Listen: Fellow Countrymen
Nearly 160 years ago, Abraham Lincoln gave a remarkable address at the moment of his second inauguration to the office of President. If you only have time for one item in our news feed this morning, this should be it. President Lincoln’s[...]
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Dear Winnipeg: Ladling On the Love for Loopholes
Bureaucracy has a way of making even the simplest community projects feel impossible. But where rules tighten, loopholes emerge—and that’s something to be thankful for. In Winnipeg, small tweaks in size, timing, or ownership can mean the difference between endless red tape[...]
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North Dakota’s Kirsten Baesler nominated for key position in U.S. Education Department
North Dakota’s State Superintendent, Kirsten Baesler, is set to take on a new role as the assistant secretary of education in Washington, D.C., following her nomination by the White House. Baesler has spent over a decade leading public education in North Dakota,[...]
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Armstrong outlines plans for property tax relief, affordable housing and criminal justice reform
Governor Kelly Armstrong is already laying out his vision for North Dakota, just under two months into his term. His administration is prioritizing property tax relief, proposing significant increases to tax credits aimed at easing the financial burden on homeowners. With the[...]
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Minot State reports continued enrollment growth
MINOT, N.D. – Minot State University is pleased to announce its Spring 2025 enrollment grew 2.6% for a total of 2,633 students. It is the second straight spring semester increase and the third consecutive semester in which the University saw growth in[...]
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Lawmaker again targets content in North Dakota libraries
A bill introduced in the North Dakota Senate aims to restrict explicit content in schools and public libraries. Senator Keith Boehm argues that it doesn’t ban books but rather promotes a safer environment for minors by relocating such material to less accessible[...]
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New report highlights agriculture’s $41.3 billion impact on North Dakota’s economy
North Dakota’s agricultural sector is more than just a source of food; it’s a key driver of the state’s economy. A recent report, released by Governor Kelly Armstrong and Agriculture Commissioner Doug Goehring in collaboration with North Dakota State University, reveals that[...]
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Proposed Bill Seeks to Regulate Land Use Around North Dakota Military Bases; 25 Mile Radius Around Minot Air Force Base
A bill before the North Dakota Legislature, Senate Bill No. 2398, proposes the creation of a Military Compatibility Commission to oversee land use around military installations. The bill defines “military impact zones” to prevent encroachment and regulate development within designated areas surrounding[...]
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In Pictures: Team Minot defenders sustain weapons skills
Defenders at Minot Air Force Base are honing their weapons skills, focusing on teamwork and precision. Recently, Airman Paridy Seng from the 5th Security Forces Squadron demonstrated the M320A1 Grenade Launcher, aided by alternate gunner Airman 1st Class Isaac Mann. This collaboration[...]
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NOAA’s vast public weather data powers the local forecasts on your phone and TV (Here on TheMinotVoice, too)
When severe weather strikes, you probably rely on local forecasts to stay informed. But have you ever considered the intricate web of data that fuels those forecasts? At the heart of it all is the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA). From[...]
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ND Senate bill to support towns of 8,500 people or fewer passes on to appropriations
Senate bill 2390 is shaping up to support small towns, specifically those with populations of 8,500 or fewer. The proposed legislation would establish a rural catalyst committee and a grant program, aiming to enhance community projects in areas like art, development, education,[...]
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Small-scale solar helps solve large-scale issues
When your power bill climbs, what can you do? You can cut back, upgrade appliances, or press your utility company for answers. But for some Wyoming residents, there’s another option: making their own power. Rooftop solar remains a tough sell in a[...]
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Who can own a gun in Sweden? Örebro mass shooting sparks debate on firearm licences
The recent mass shooting in Örebro has put Sweden’s firearm licensing practices under the microscope. Despite the shooter holding a valid license, questions are arising about the adequacy of current regulations. In Sweden, prospective gun owners must pass a hunting exam or[...]