(KNOX) – North Dakota is reportedly one percent away from becoming the first state in the country to achieve statewide broadband internet access. The chief technology officer for North Dakota’s Information Technology Department gave state lawmakers a progress report on North Dakota’s BEAD program.
The Broadband Equity, Access and Deployment Program was a more than $42 billion idea passed by Congress to increase internet access around the country.
North Dakota received over $130 million, and the state will receive broadband money through 2030.
Minnesota DEED Announces $1.4 Million in Grants for Child Care Development
(Learfield) - The Minnesota Department of Employment and Economic Development announced more than $1.4 million in childcare economic development grants. The money will be awarded to eleven programs and organizations around the state. The funding is e...
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A State-Funded Study Is Looking Bringing Back New Nuclear Power Plants to Minnesota
(Learfield) - A new state-funded study is renewing debate over whether the state should lift its decades-old ban on new nuclear power plants. The study will examine the costs, benefits, and feasibility of new nuclear energy in Minnesota. Supporters s...
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East Grand Forks City Council Approves Annual Contract with MNDOT
(KNOX) - The East Grand Forks City Council approved an annual application and contract with the Minnesota Department of Transportation. The contract will be for fiscal year 2027. MnDOT is providing 85% in state funds with a 15% local match. This will...
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Moorhead Police Address Rumors About Woman's Death
(KNOX/Valley News Live) - The Moorhead police department released details in the death of a woman whose case has been drawing online speculation. Sahar Ramirez was reported missing on June 25, and she was found dead five days later. She was found nea...
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