Vietnam Gold Star Families Wanted For Commemoration

(Minot, ND) — The Vietnam Veterans Committee in Minot is looking for members of Gold Star Families. Gold Star families have had a family member die while on active military duty. All Vietnam veterans are invited to

Nearly 10M Meals Packed In Fargo For Kids

(Fargo, ND) — The goal was ten-million meals but this year’s Feed My Starving Children’s FargoPack has been a great success despite falling a little short. Organizers say nine-million-712-thousand-224 meals were packed this year with over 27-thousand

Anne Carlsen Center Sued Over Alleged Assault

(Jamestown, ND) — The Anne Carlsen Center in Jamestown is being sued by a family of an autistic girl. InForum says the lawsuit claims the girl was physically and sexually assaulted by an employee of the non-profit

Gov. Noem Appoints New Superintendent Of Highway Patrol

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(Pierre, SD) — There’s a new leader of the South Dakota Highway Patrol. Governor Noem has appointed Captain Casey Collins as the new superintendent. His new gig is effective January 22nd. Noem says Collins “brings a wealth

Fire Crews Battle Multiple Blazes

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(Rapid City, SD) — Fire crews in Rapid City have their work cut out for them. Crews responded to three fires on Sunday in below-freezing temperatures. The first one was around 10 a.m. at an apartment on

Bismarck Airport Minimally Impacted By Cold Snap

(Bismarck, ND) — Despite brutal winter weather conditions from the polar vortex, Bismarck Airport has been operating as usual. While the weather is bad, few delays and cancellations have been reported. However, other airports in the state

Iowa Caucuses Monday

(Undated) — Today is the first official day of voting in the 2024 election cycle as Iowa’s caucuses get underway. At stake is who Iowa Republicans think is the best candidate to take on President Biden in

Snowy Roads Blamed For Hundreds Of Crashes In MN

(St. Paul, MN) — Snowy roads are being blamed for hundreds of crashes across Minnesota on Friday and Saturday. The State Patrol says over 200 crashes were reported between 6 a.m. Friday and 7:30 a.m. Saturday. The