(KNOX) – President Donald Trump said last Friday that he believes Minnesota is at fault for the cyberattack that Iran is accused of conducting last week. More than 30 municipal water systems in Minnesota were targeted in a cyberattack that disrupted automated control systems. The President told reporters that he doesn’t believe Iran has anything to do with the cyberattack.
U.S. Intelligence agencies and Minnesota state officials first mentioned last Thursday they believed Iran was probably responsible. Officials in the cities affected mentioned that their drinking water was still safe to use.
U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs Awarding Grant To North Dakota Department of Veterans Affairs
(KNOX) - The U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs is giving a $710,000 grant to the North Dakota Department of Veterans Affairs. The money will be used to continue providing free transportation services to eligible healthcare facilities for rural vete...
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Gov. Armstrong announces special session, emergency actions to ban kratom in North Dakota
(North Dakota Monitor) - North Dakota Gov. Kelly Armstrong on Monday declared a public health emergency banning all kratom products and called a special session of the Legislature for September to further address enforcement. Kratom is a substance de...
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Grand Forks Legislator Believes School Lunches May Be Discussed During Special Session
(KNOX) - One North Dakota lawmaker is expecting school lunches will again be a topic of consideration when the Legislature meets in special session. District 18 Senator Scott Meyer (R-Grand Forks) says he has heard rumblings among his colleagues that...
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South Central Transit Removing Some Services Starting Tomorrow
(NewsDakota.com) - South Central Transit says it will no longer be certified to provide Medicaid and Medicaid waiver transportation services beginning Aug. 4, 2026, affecting riders across Barnes, LaMoure, Foster, Logan, McIntosh, Griggs, Emmons, Nel...
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