
A new analysis says North Dakota’s economy is showing signs of recovery and growth. The quarterly outlook report done by North Dakota State University is predicting growth for wages and salaries, as well as a growing labor force, decreasing unemployment and strong total tax collections. The previous quarterly report, which was released last August, said the state economy was showing signs of stagnation and a slowing recovery from the coronavirus pandemic. The analysis says total wages and salaries have been growing about 2% per quarter, a trend that is expected to continue and even pick up in the third quarter.
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Minnesota Governor Tim Walz Has Authorized Emergency Assistance For Six Counties
(KNOX/Valley News Live)-Minnesota Governor Tim Walz has authorized emergency assistance for areas of Becker, Crow Wing, Fillmore, Houston, Mower and Winona counties. This is in response to the damage they suffered from severe storms, flash flooding a...
Aug 21, 2026

Grand Forks Public Schools Superintendent Terry Brenner Warns Of "Perfect Budgetary Storm
(KNOX) -The Grand Forks School Board will be reevaluating its general fund balance goal. Board members have agreed to eventually hold a work session that was recommended by Superintendent Terry Brenner. The board plans to look again at the district's...
Aug 25, 2026

GoFundMe Created For Ian Frye, Man Who Died In Fatal Car Crash In Cass County
(KNOX) -A fundraiser has been created for the family of Ian Frye, the 49-year-old man who was killed in a car crash when a 19-year-old Grand Forks man was fleeing law enforcement after a traffic stop. Frye was from Christine, and he died on County Ro...
15h ago

Former Crookston Office Manager Facing 16 Felony Theft Counts For Stealing More Than $250,000
(KNOX/Valley News Live) -A former office manager is facing 16 felony theft counts for stealing more than $250,000 in rent and deposit money when working for two Crookston rental companies. 53-year-old Cathy LaJesse of Grand Forks is charged with eig...
Aug 21, 2026





