(KNOX) -North Dakota U.S. Senator John Hoeven marked the completed reconstruction and extension of the crosswind runway at Grand Forks International Airport Wednesday morning.
The five-year, $70 million project will enable the airport to maintain large aircraft operations while the main runway is reconstructed from 2026 through 2028.
It will also support greater air traffic capacity and improved operational efficiency.
This dovetails with the construction of a new Air Traffic Control Tower, which is set to begin in 2025 and will be fully funded by the federal government.
Former North Dakota State Senator Accused of Violating Pretrial Release
(North Dakota Monitor photo) (Mary Steurer - North Dakota Monitor) -A former state senator convicted of a child sex crime has again been found in violation of the conditions of his release as he awaits sentencing. Ray Holmberg, once a powerful state ...
Oct 13, 2024
North Dakota Department of Emergency Services Has Map Tracking Active Wildfires
North Dakota Department of Emergency Services. (photo provided) (KNOX) -North Dakota Department of Emergency Services has a NDResponse.gov/firemonitor that tracks current active wildfires across the state. The map shows live status information such ...
Oct 11, 2024
Grand Forks Growth Fund Hears About a Grand Forks Based Company
(KNOX) -The Grand Forks Growth Fund, a Jobs Development Authority approved a loan for an area manufacturer. PS Industries, Inc. is a Grand Forks-based manufacturer of industrial doors, safety/fall protection products, flood protection barriers, and u...
Oct 10, 2024
Grand Forks Committee of the Whole Approves Reconstruction of North 4th Street
(KNOX) -The Grand Forks Committee of the Whole Monday evening approved plans and specifications for the reconstruction of a city street. Melissa Knutson of the firm CPS said that the project includes sidewalks that have been done in other parts of Gr...
Oct 15, 2024
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