(KNOX) – The Federal Railroad Administration is providing the state of North Dakota over $23 million in funding.
$23.6 million will be given to the Red River Valley and Western Railroad and another $690,825 will be for Bottineau County. The funds come from the Consolidated Rail Infrastructure and Safety Improvements Program. This program’s purpose is for rail infrastructure improvements, as well as to provide safety and transportation efficiency in North Dakota.


North Washington Street Down To One Lane Between Demers Avenue and 2nd Avenue North
(KNOX) - North Washington Street is currently down to one lane in each direction between Demers Avenue and 2nd Avenue North. This is so the North Dakota Department of Transportation can work on repairing the underside of the railroad bridge. The rep...
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39-year-Old Moorhead Woman Arrested For Beating Up Nanny, Stealing Dog
(KNOX) - A 39-year-old Moorhead woman was arrested on accusations she stole a dog and beat up a nanny in West Fargo. The nanny reportedly told West Fargo Police that Tori Ziegelman went into the nanny's home, as she started to punch and scratch the n...
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New State Lab opens on North Dakota Capitol grounds with expanded capabilities
(North Dakota Monitor) - North Dakota's new State Lab officially opened Tuesday with public health and environmental quality officials praising the enhanced safety equipment and testing capabilities. Construction began in April 2024 on the $70 millio...
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Data center legislation begins to take shape in North Dakota
(North Dakota Monitor) - A lawmaker from North Dakota's coal country is working on proposed legislation to regulate some of the more controversial aspects of data centers in the state. Rep. Anna Novak, R-Hazen, briefed some of her legislative colleag...
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