(KNOX) –Gov. Kelly Armstrong has declared a statewide disaster after early-June storms ripped through several North Dakota counties.
The storms had multiple confirmed tornadoes, straight-line winds approaching 100 mph and hail up to 3 inches in diameter. The storms caused an estimated $4.6 million in damage to electrical infrastructure. It also hit homes, farms and businesses in Burke, Bottineau, Divide, McLean, Mercer and Mountrail counties.
The state is working with local officials and utility providers to assess the total amount of damage.
The Governor’s declaration is a step toward asking for a major federal disaster declaration. It could lead to FEMA public assistance funding for repairs.
City of Grand Forks Scheduling Citywide Mosquito Spray
(KNOX) - The City of Grand Forks has scheduled a citywide mosquito spray for later tonight from 9:00 p.m. and 12:00 a.m. Most of the mosquito control spray equipment is noisy and will be traveling at 10-15 mph while spraying. Grand Forks has a couple...
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President Donald Trump traveling to North Dakota for America 250th celebration
(North Dakota Monitor)-BISMARCK, N.D.- President Donald Trump is heading to North Dakota on Wednesday, taking the first flight on the new Air Force One. After landing in Bismarck, Trump will travel to the western North Dakota tourist town of Medora, ...
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UND's School of Medicine and Health Sciences Near ND85 Goal
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Grand Forks City Administrator Gives Project Updates
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