First Ever Ammonia Carbon Intensity Verification Program
The Fertilizer Institute is launching the Verified Ammonia Carbon Intensity program, a voluntary certification of the carbon footprint of ammonia production at a specific facility. It’s the first program of its kind and is designed to provide
Minot City Council Considers Issues For Lawmakers
(Minot, ND) — Flood protection, fire debris cleanup and property taxes are among the issues Minot City Council is considering taking to state lawmakers when the new legislative session begins. Minot City Council met last Friday to
Family Speaks Out On Belcourt Man Killed by Police
(Belcourt, ND) — The family of a Belcourt man killed Sunday in an officer-involved shooting says he had struggled with depression and was suicidal. Officials say 32-year-old Jordan Parisien was shot after he was doing U-turns on
Norovirus Likely On Rise In ND
(Bismarck, ND) — North Dakota health officials are warning of a possible increase in norovirus cases. Often referred to as stomach flu, norovirus symptoms include vomiting, diarrhea, stomach pain, fever and chills. The CDC says outbreaks of
Spencer Moen Sentenced To Life In Prison For Murdering Wife
(West Fargo, ND) — The West Fargo man convicted of murdering his wife will spend the rest of his life in prison. Spencer Moen learned his sentence yesterday in a Cass County courtroom. Moen was found guilty
Ian Cramer Sentenced To 28 Years After Crash That Killed Deputy
A North Dakota man will spend nearly three decades behind bars for his role in the death of a Mercer County deputy. Ian Cramer was sentenced to 28 years in prison today after pleading guilty to multiple
Bicyclist’s Name Released In Fatal Aberdeen Crash
(Brookings, SD) — The name of an Aberdeen bicyclist who was killed in a crash last week has been released. South Dakota DPS says 65-year-old Roger Genung was struck by a pickup in Aberdeen while riding his
SD Habitat For Humanity Chapters Remember Carter
(Sioux Falls, SD) — South Dakota branches of Habitat for Humanity are remembering former President Jimmy Carter. Carter died Sunday at the age of 100. The 39th President visited South Dakota several times during his work as
Man Pleads Guilty In Connection To Deadly Stabbing
(Lake Andes, SD) — A Lake Andes man is pleading guilty in connection to a deadly stabbing earlier this year. In a Charles Mix County court yesterday, 18-year-old Mackenzie Antelope pleaded guilty to first-degree manslaughter. The incident
Former DOR Employee Guilty Plea
(Pierre, SD) — A former South Dakota Department of Revenue employee is pleading guilty to forgery. Yesterday, Lynne Hunsley pleaded guilty to one count of forgery and one count of grand theft by deception. She allegedly used