Category Archives: Business News

(North Dakota Monitor) - The U.S. House voted, 215-191, on Friday to roll back an Environmental Protection Agency rule strengthening standards for air pollution from car and truck tailpipes. Eight Dem...

(North Dakota Monitor) - Amid persistent child hunger and food insecurity in the United States, lawmakers and advocates on Wednesday stressed the importance of school meal programs during a U.S. Senat...

(KNOX) - Marshall County is among a half-dozen Minnesota counties Governor Tim Walz has authorized emergency assistance for from damage caused by severe weather this summer. Marshall County experience...

(KNOX) - Several northwest Minnesota cities will share in $21 million grants from the Small Cities Development Program on the Minnesota Department of Employment and Economic Development. The funding w...

(North Dakota Monitor) - Public health advocates and farmworkers called for a federal ban on a toxic herbicide they say led to their Parkinson's disease during a Tuesday briefing for congressional sta...

(KNOX) - Motorists traveling on Minnesota roads this fall should be aware of large farm equipment transporting crops to markets, grain elevators and processing plants, according to the Minnesota Depar...

(North Dakota Monitor) - A cash management study presented to lawmakers Tuesday recommends shifting state money away from the Bank of North Dakota to increase returns for state government. The state k...

(KNOX) - Governor Tim Walz is encouraging Minnesotans impacted by this summer's severe flooding to apply for federal assistance. Homeowners and renters in 19 counties affected by this summer's severe ...

(KNOX) - The North Dakota Department of Transportation (NDDOT) will host a public engagement meeting Tuesday, Sept. 24, from 5-7 p.m. CDT to discuss proposed improvements to U.S. Highway 2 and Airport...

(KNOX) - Every year, Paul Sprole grows sweet corn. Sprole hosts "Cans for Corn," where people donate canned goods to the Salvation Army in exchange for the sweet corn that he grows. There's a shortage...