NDSU IT Team Modernize Public Plant Breeding And Agronomy
(Fargo, ND) — A new cutting edge data management processing system is revolutionizing the way public plant breeding and agronomy specialists utilize its data. North Dakota State University’s Agricultural Data Analytics Director said these new tools are
House Meets To Fill Christy’s Seat
(Fargo, ND) — The House will meet to fill Republican Representative Josh Christy’s seat. Forty-three year old Christy passed away last week. The new replacement would complete Christy’s term which ends next year. The meeting is next
Senate Passes Bill To Prevent Food Deserts
(Bismarck, ND) — A bill supporting funding for rural grocery stores has passed the Senate. Senator Janne Myrdal who was one of the sponsors for Senate Bill 2228 said it could bring in one-million dollars in grants.
Former MPS Employee Changes Plea To Guilty In Minor Solicitation
(Minot, ND) — A former Minot City Council member and former Minot Public School employee is changing his plea to guilty for the solicitation of a minor. Benjamin Berg had pleaded not guilty and was let out
Shots Fired From Moving Vehicle Result In Arrests
(Rapid City, SD) — Four people from Rapid City are behind bars after shots were fired from a moving vehicle. This happened in Meade County late Friday afternoon. Pennington County Sheriff’s Office deputies eventually located the car
Attempt To End Daylight Saving Rejected
(Pierre, SD) — A bill that would banish Daylight Saving Time in South Dakota is stalling out. Senate Bill 186 sponsor, Republican Senator Carl Perry, cited sleep patterns, driver safety and more as reasons to lock in
Sioux Falls Business Cleared After Phone Call Threat
(Sioux Falls, SD) — Police say there’s no danger following a Sioux Falls business receiving a threatening phone call over the weekend. The Candy Cloud Factory downtown closed early on Saturday, reporting the call to police just
House Vote Update For New SD Men’s Prison
(Pierre, SD) — The House vote on the bill deciding whether to start building a new men’s prison or not is now a tie. Republican Representative Tim Reisch was excused from Friday’s original vote, but says he