Oldest Continuously Operating Movie Theater In U.S. Set To Close
(Lisbon, ND) — What’s believed to be the oldest continuously operating cinema in the U.S. is closing. The Scenic Theater in Lisbon, North Dakota, is shutting its doors after 114 years of showing movies. Its owners say
Woman Accused Of Fatally Hitting Pedestrian In St. Cloud
(St. Cloud, MN) — A Sartell woman is accused of striking and killing a pedestrian in St. Cloud without a driver’s license and then leaving the scene. Cadee Campbell has been charged with failing to stop after
Man Pleads Guilty After Deadly Punch
(Rapid City, SD) — A man faces eight years in federal prison after he punched a guy, leading to his death. Thirty-five-year-old Raymond Bald Eagle pled guilty to involuntary manslaughter on Thursday. Authorities say he punched Clarence
HB 1603 To Return Artifacts, Remains To ND Tribes Approved Unanimously
(Bismarck, ND) — A bill aimed at returning all human remains and artifacts to native tribes has unanimous approval in the state legislature. House Bill 1603 passed 87-to-nothing in the House on Thursday. The bill seeks 500-thousand-dollars
Report: Cowboys G Zack Martin Announces Retirement
(Frisco, TX) — One of the most decorated offensive linemen of the last decade is hanging up his cleats and shoulder pads. ESPN reports that Dallas Cowboys right guard Zack Martin is announcing his retirement from the
Spurs Star Victor Wembanyama Out For Season
(San Antonio, TX) — NBA superstar Victor Wembanyama is expected to miss the rest of the season. The San Antonio Spurs announced Thursday that Wembanyama had been diagnosed with a blood clot in his right shoulder. The
UND Hockey Hosts UMD
(Grand Forks, ND) — The North Dakota men’s hockey team has a pair of games against Minnesota-Duluth at Ralph Engelstad Arena this weekend. The Fighting Hawks are coming off a split with Denver last weekend. UND is
US Farmers Expected to Increase Corn Acreage as Prices Remain Resilient
DENVER (February 20, 2025)—U.S. farmers are projected to shift acreage to corn this spring as corn prices maintain an impressive run while prices for competing crops struggle to keep pace. Corn prices have been buoyed by tight
February 1st Cattle on Feed Down 1%, Placements Up 2%
Cattle and calves on feed for the slaughter market in the United States for feedlots with capacity of 1,000 or more head totaled 11.7 million head on February 1, 2025. The inventory was 1 percent below February
Secretary Rollins Releases the First Tranche of Funding Under Review
Washington, D.C. — On Thursday, U.S. Secretary of Agriculture Brooke Rollins announced that USDA will release the first tranche of funding that was paused due to the review of funding in the Inflation Reduction Act (IRA). In alignment