Bitter cold couldn’t chill the spirits at Vinterfest 2025 in Bismarck, where families found warmth in creativity and community. The North Dakota Heritage Center turned into a snowy gallery, hosting grand sculptures by Team North Dakota Snow Sculpting. One highlight, the “Scandinavian[...]
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The Hidden Cost of America’s Infrastructure Spending Habits
Astrophysicists, when faced with the overwhelming vastness of the universe, focus their search for understanding on anomalies — those edge occurrences that seemingly defy the rules. Anomalies challenge assumptions and reveal underlying truths about the systems we observe. The extremes are an[...]
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Minot Public Library, Roosevelt Park Zoo partner to make zoo more accessible
Ever thought your library card could unlock a day at the zoo? In Minot, North Dakota, it just might. The Minot Public Library, in collaboration with Roosevelt Park Zoo, now offers library cardholders the chance to borrow zoo passes. Thanks to the[...]
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Following tax spike, property tax relief ideas head before Montana lawmakers
Property taxes are front and center at Montana’s Capitol, where surging bills are squeezing homeowners and renters alike. Lawmakers are weighing solutions that could bring relief — but the paths diverge. Governor Gianforte’s proposal targets second homes and high-end properties, aiming to[...]
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Minot’s Bob Gillen to be inducted in North Dakota Hockey Hall of Fame
Hockey has a special place in the hearts of North Dakotans, and this year, one of Minot’s own is being recognized for his contributions to the sport by the ND High School Hockey Hall of Fame. Bob Gillen, the manager of Minot’s[...]
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Cities can’t afford ‘business as usual’ amid extreme events
Cities used to be judged mainly by their economy and infrastructure, but today’s world demands a new approach. As climate change and technological advances reshape our landscapes, cities must pivot to resilience and adaptability to stay competitive. Consider Miami—a city taking proactive[...]
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On This Day | Tuesday, January 21st
On this day in 1793, King Louis XVI of France was executed by guillotine in Paris, marking a pivotal moment in the French Revolution and the end of the monarchy. On this day in 1924, Vladimir Lenin, the leader of the Bolshevik[...]
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On This Day | Minot the Immoral!
Since writing my letter of yesterday, I have found that Velva has a committee here in Bismarck working for the Normal School to be located at Velva in McHenry County. The cheap argument advanced [...]Read More... from On This Day | Minot[...]
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On This Day | Found Standing Up
It is thought that some of the stock strayed away and the young man mounted a horse and went after them. Becoming lost in the storm, he must have fallen off his horse, which [...]Read More... from On This Day | Found[...]
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On This Day | Teddy the Indomitable
Recently he was responsible for an order which among other things compelled officers to ride thirty miles, three days in succession in the way of a practical practice. There was any amount of kicking [...]Read More... from On This Day | Teddy[...]
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On This Day | Minot Man Invents Air Ship
Mr. Dorman does not believe that any of the ships yet made are practical and thinks when the successful ship is made, it will be a very simple affair, so much so that people [...]Read More... from On This Day | Minot[...]
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Inflation Hits Minnesota State Fair Prices; Now $20 Admission
The Minnesota State Fair, a beloved tradition known for its food and festivities, is adjusting its ticket prices. This year, admission at the gate will cost $20, up from $18. The fair board explains this increase will fund $20.1 million in improvements,[...]
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Sports betting bill brought up again in state legislature
North Dakota stands at a crossroads on sports betting. Representative Scott Louser is pushing for a 2026 ballot that could legalize wagering on professional and college sports. While he argues the state misses out on revenue as more than 30 states have[...]
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Fargo metro cities could see unified backyard chicken policies (and Minot commentary)
Fargo might soon join its neighbors in allowing six backyard chickens instead of four, thanks to growing support from residents and city officials. Currently, Fargo permits four hens per household, but residents look to align with Moorhead and West Fargo, where six[...]
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Can the state ignore local regulations? Wyoming Supreme Court will decide.
In Wyoming, a heated battle between state and local powers may set a precedent for who truly holds sway over state-owned lands. Picture this: Teton County is challenging the state’s claim that counties can’t impose zoning or safety codes on these lands—a[...]
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‘Right to repair’ case seen as tip of iceberg for ND farmer fairness
Farmers in North Dakota and the rest of the country are monitoring an evolving legal case against a giant equipment manufacturer and they said repair restrictions are not the only service headaches farmers encounter. The Federal Trade Commission last week sued John Deere,[...]