(KNOX) – The Grand Forks City Council approves using the state of North Dakota fleet bid to purchase nine replacement vehicles for the Grand Forks Police Department marked fleet. This is projected to cost $287,670, and Mayor Brandon Bochenski says the city got a good deal for the new vehicles. He tells KNOX’s Critical Thought With Noah Chelliah.
The City Council also approved allowing staff to start the allocation process for the 2027 Arts Regrant Program. The program’s 2027 budget has $159,135, and the money will be distributed to local arts focused nonprofits who apply for the program.


North Dakota governor's campaign donations total $430K to dozens of GOP candidates
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Grand Forks man accused of breaking into man's home, beating him up so badly he "feared for his life"
(Valley News Live) -A Grand Forks man is accused of forcing his way into a neighbor's home and beating the resident so badly he feared for his life. Police say 52-year-old Joseph Alfred Lavallie went to the home the night of October 5 looking for his...
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Cass County Sheriff's Office Continues Investigating Walker, Minnesota Teen's Death
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18-Year-Old Man Charged For Allegedly Planning Mall of America Terrorist Attack
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