Category Archives: Latest News

(Adobe Stock via Minnesota News Connection)   (By Mike Moen. Minnesota News Connection) - Minnesota's archery deer hunting season runs through the end of this month and a hunter born and raised i...

(Photo by Lora Wobbema/For the North Dakota Monitor)   (North Dakota Monitor) - Seven in ten North Dakota Farmers Union agriculture producers will be affected by Affordable Care Act subsidies tha...

(U.S. Geological Services photo via UND Today)   (By Tom Dennis. UND Today) - Five new faculty-led projects advancing public service, education and community well-being across North Dakota have b...

(Photo by Kyle Martin/For the North Dakota Monitor)   (North Dakota Monitor) - Twelve people have applied to be North Dakota's next Supreme Court justice, including four district court judges. A ...

(Altru image)   (KNOX) - Altru has been awarded a three-year term of accreditation in ultrasound as the result of an extensive review by the American College of Radiology. Ultrasound imaging, als...

(UND Today photo)   (By Jena Pierce. UND Today) - The Dakota Conference on Rural Health, which has been a mainstay in North Dakota for over 40 years, has seen different iterations over its four d...

(Grand Forks Public Schools image)   (KNOX) - A Grand Forks School District employee has been placed on administrative leave. Lake Agassiz School teacher Ana Fernandez was placed on the leave due...

(File image)   (KNOX) - Railroad crossings in Grand Forks County have been submitted to the North Dakota Department of Transportation for the matter of improvements to safety. The three crossings...

(Getty images via the Minnesota Reformer)   (Minnesota Reformer) - Long-anticipated raises for thousands of Minnesota nursing home workers will be delayed because the Minnesota Department of Huma...

(Adobe Stock via Prairie News Service)   (By Mike Moen. Prairie News Service) - A decline in married-couple households and a rise in the number of older adult households are part of the dynamics ...