(KNOX) – The Federal Railroad Administration is providing the state of North Dakota over $23 million in funding.
$23.6 million will be given to the Red River Valley and Western Railroad and another $690,825 will be for Bottineau County. The funds come from the Consolidated Rail Infrastructure and Safety Improvements Program. This program’s purpose is for rail infrastructure improvements, as well as to provide safety and transportation efficiency in North Dakota.
Smashburger in Fargo to close this weekend
(KVRR) - They will soon be done smashing burgers at Smashburger in Fargo. The operators of the restaurant have announced on social media that they are closing. Smashburger at 1801 45th Street South will close at 4 p.m. on Sunday, October 25. They sai...
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Spirit Lake Nation Man Admits To Fatally Stabbing Another Man, Will Be Sentenced In February
(KNOX) -An 18-year-old Spirit Lake Nation man has admitted to stabbing a 31-year-old man to death. The 31-year-old was also from the Spirit Lake Nation. Joshua Azure pleaded guilty in North Dakota U.S. District Court to second-degree felony murder f...
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Wahpeton Man Facing Multiple Felony Charges After Head On Crash Near Kindred
(KNOX/KFGO) - A 22-year-old Wahpeton man is facing multiple felony charges after a head-on crash near Kindred that left a Fargo woman seriously hurt. The North Dakota Highway Patrol says the man was driving a pickup east on Highway 46 last Sunday, wh...
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Devils Lake Man Arrested For Suspected DUI Crash Near Stanley
(KNOX/KFGO) - A 28-year-old Devils Lake man was arrested after a suspected DUI crash near Stanley on Sunday night that left another driver seriously hurt. The North Dakota Highway Patrol says the man was driving the wrong way on Highway 2 when he col...
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