Government•YesterdayYesterday•1 min readMandan City Commission approves program to help small businessesThe Mandan City Commission has approved a new program that will help bring more small businesses to the city.Mark GilliamContinue reading
Government•2d2 days agoWard County Commission approves Minot Municipal Court move into county courthouseMinot's municipal court move now has county approval, and it's now up to the city to fund changes and renovations.Read story →
Government•3d3 days agoClean Fuels supports EPA’s proposal to reallocate SREs in 2026 and 2027In a virtual public hearing held yesterday, key figures from the clean fuels industry gathered to voice their support for the Environmental Protection Agency's (EPA) proposal to reallocate Small Refinery Exemptions (SREs) for the years 2026 and 2027. Among those testifying were Kurt Kovarik , Vice...Read story →
Government•4d4 days agoClean Fuels supports EPA’s proposal to reallocate SREs in 2026 and 2027As the sun dipped below the horizon, casting a golden glow over the bustling streets of Fargo, a sense of anticipation hung in the air. Inside the virtual halls of the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), voices echoed with passion and purpose. Among them were Kurt Kovarik, Vice President of...Read story →
Government•4d4 days agoLisa Borgen elected as Moorhead’s next mayorAs the sun dipped below the horizon, casting a warm glow over Moorhead, residents gathered at the local community center, buzzing with excitement and anticipation. The atmosphere was electric, a palpable sense of change in the air as the results of the mayoral election began to trickle in. When the...Read story →
Government•4d4 days agoAmber Gustafson ousts Brian Melton in Clay County attorney raceAs the clock struck midnight on November 3, 2022, a wave of change swept through Clay County, Minnesota, as Amber Gustafson celebrated her victory over long-time incumbent Brian Melton in the county attorney race. The atmosphere at her campaign watch party at the Hen House was electric, with...Read story →
Government•4d4 days agoOpitz, Welk did not violate campaign law; new complaint filed against BorgenAs the vibrant colors of autumn leaves swirl through the air, the echoes of cheers and laughter from the Moorhead High School Homecoming Parade still linger in the hearts of the community. Among the floats and marching bands, a retired fire truck proudly adorned with campaign banners for Sarah...Read story →
Government•4d4 days ago3M to take $5.8 billion hit under PFAS personal injury settlementOn a brisk November morning, the sun casts a golden glow over the bustling streets of Fargo, where the echoes of industry and community intertwine. Amidst this everyday backdrop, a significant turn of events unfurls in the corporate realm. 3M , the industrial titan known for its innovative...Read story →
Government•4d4 days agoKFGO News Live 2026 Election CoverageAs the sun rose over the Red River Valley, casting a golden hue on the bustling streets of Fargo, a palpable sense of anticipation filled the air. Today was not just another Tuesday; it was Election Day, a day when voices would be heard, choices made, and futures shaped. Voters, young and old,...Read story →
Government•5d5 days agoLiberty fire Chris DeMarco, begin search for third coach in three yearsOn a brisk November afternoon in Fargo, the air crackles with anticipation, a palpable energy swirling around the New York Liberty’s recent decision to part ways with head coach Chris DeMarco. Just a year ago, DeMarco was celebrated for leading the team to the Commissioner’s Cup championship, a...Read story →
Government•6d6 days agoBulgaria’s Iotova wins presidential runoff, near-final results showIn the hushed corridors of Bulgaria's political arena, a historic moment unfolded this past Sunday as Iliana Iotova, the nation's acting president, secured her position as the first elected female head of state. As the sun dipped below the horizon, casting a golden glow over Sofia, the news of her...Read story →
Government•6d6 days agoNew Zealand early voting surges ahead of November 7 electionOn a bustling Saturday in New Zealand, the atmosphere at polling stations was electric. Voters lined up, eager to cast their ballots as the country gears up for its general election on November 7. With more than 190,000 votes cast in just one day, the enthusiasm for early voting is palpable. This...Read story →
Government•6d6 days agoUN peacekeeping mission in Western Sahara ends after 35 years, UN chief saysAs the sun set over the vast, arid expanse of Western Sahara, the sound of silence began to settle in—a silence that marks the end of a 35-year chapter of international peacekeeping. On November 1, 2023, the United Nations peacekeeping mission, known as MINURSO, officially concluded, leaving behind...Read story →
