Supreme Court Refuses To Consider Ex-MPD Officer Tou Thao’s Federal Sentence Appeal
(Minneapolis, MN) — The U. S. Supreme Court is rejecting an appeal of an ex-Minneapolis police officer convicted of violating George Floyd’s civil rights in 2020. Tou Thao was found guilty on two counts of depriving Floyd’s
ND Sober Ride Program Saw Record Usage This Past Holiday Season
(Bismarck, ND) — A record number of North Dakotans got home safely over this past holiday season thanks to a state initiative. Data collected through ND Sober Ride show more than 280 people used the program between
Democrat Trygve Hammer Launches Campaign For U.S. House Race
(Bismarck, ND) — The race is on for the North Dakota U.S. House seat. Democrat Trygve Hammer officially launched his 2024 campaign, making him the first candidate to challenge incumbent Republican Representative Kelly Armstrong. Hammer released a
Rapid City Issues Call For Help
(Rapid City, SD) — Rapid City is frantically preparing for the upcoming artic freeze. It’s urging the public to step in and help keep the homeless population warm. Folks are urged to add hats, gloves, scarves, and
Gov. Noem Creates Bureau Of Human Resources
(Pierre, SD) — Governor Noem is kicking off the 2024 legislative session with an Executive Reorganization Order. She hopes to streamline the state government by creating the Bureau of Human Resources and Administration. Noem says, “Cutting unnecessary