(KNOX) – Several East Grand Forks Public Schools Students were sheltering inside when tornado sirens were activated on Thursday afternoon.
The sirens were activated because of hail, but when staff realized that hail had caused the sirens to go off, students then returned to class. The school day finished as any other normal day would.
Grand Forks School District Administrators and School Board Members Explain How Students Are Recognized As Needing Special Education Services, City Council President Dana Sande Issues Apology
(KNOX) - At Monday's school board meeting, Grand Forks School District administrators and School Board members discussed how they recognize students who need special education services. This discussion was not on the meeting agenda, but School Board ...
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North Dakota hunters encouraged to have deer tested for CWD
(Valley News Live) - The North Dakota Game and Fish Department will continue its hunter-harvested surveillance program this hunting season, sampling deer for chronic wasting disease from select units in the southwestern part of the state. CWD is a sl...
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UND Graduate Hired to Be New Fargo Assistant City Administrator
(KNOX/KFGO) - UND graduate Erika Anderson has been hired as a new Assistant City Administrator for the city of Fargo. Anderson worked previously as Chief of Staff in the Office of the President at Boise State University in Idaho. She's also worked wi...
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Attorney General refuses to look into missing funds due to conflict of interest
(KFYR) - The financial performance of one of North Dakota's state programs has been under heavy scrutiny following an audit that raised red flags about $4 million in missing or incomplete records. The Development Fund was created to help grow North D...
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