(KNOX) – The University of Minnesota could end up making a total of $262 million in budget cuts over the next two years, where the university announced last month $225 million were going to be cut. The Twin Cities campus could see as much as $146 million cuts, and the Crookston and Duluth campuses could deal with a decrease of 11 percent. The budget cuts will start in July 2027, and they are planned for fiscal years 2028 and 2029.
Mike Lindell Says He's Dropping Legal Challenge, Endorsing Lisa Demuth
(KNOX) - MyPillow founder Mike Lindell says he is dropping his legal challenge about voting irregularities he claimed in the Minnesota GOP gubernatorial primary. Lindell lost in the primary, and he says he will be supporting GOP nominee and Minnesota...
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Pair charged in a crash that killed two Mandan teenagers
(KFYR) - Bismarck Police have arrested two people in connection with a car crash that led to the deaths of two Mandan teenagers on Oct. 2. The investigation determined that 19-year-old Cameron Schestler, driving a 2011 Infiniti, and 19-year-old Sidne...
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North Dakota officials are jumpstarting next phase of effort to boost Bakken oil production
(North Dakota Monitor) - A coalition of oil industry leaders, state officials and a U.S. senator are rallying support for the next stage of an oil field research project that could have a significant impact on North Dakota's economic future. The rese...
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Superintendent candidates debate teacher bonuses, classroom tech, funding public schools
(North Dakota Monitor) - Candidates for superintendent of the North Dakota Department of Public Instruction discussed teacher bonuses, tech in the classroom and funding public schools during a debate this week. The debate hosted by Plain Talk Podcast...
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