BISMARCK, N.D. (AP) – The state Tax Department says the number of people reporting seven-figure incomes in oil-rich North Dakota nearly doubled last year, and residents’ average incomes rose 22 percent to an all-time high. Figures released to The Associated Press show 1,126 people reported incomes of more […]
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Foster County Officials Accept Resignation
Carrington (CSi) —The Foster County Commission has accepted the resignation of the county auditor on a split vote. Foster County Commission Chariman, James Carr, was the lone dissenting vote on the motion to accept Schlotman’s resignation. Roger Schlotman submitted his resignation on November 6, 2013 when he was charged […]
Gov. Appointment To N.D. Supreme Court
BISMARCK (csI) – Gov. Jack Dalrymple announced Monday the appointment of District Judge Lisa Fair McEvers to the North Dakota Supreme Court. McEvers will replace Justice Mary Muehlen Maring who will retire in December after more than 17 years of service on the state’s highest court. “Judge McEvers brings […]
Craig Cobb, Taken Into Custody, Leith ND
CARSON, N.D. (AP) – Two white supremacists were charged with terrorizing after they carried guns in the small North Dakota town they want to turn into a white enclave. Grant County authorities arrested 62-year-old Craig Cobb and 29-year-old Kynan Dutton on Saturday after residents of Leith called for […]
Multiple Injuries, Crash, Richland County
Fargo (CSi) – On November 16th, 2013, the NDHP investigated a two vehicle multi injury crash on Richland County Road 81 at the junction with Richland County Road 8. The crash occurred at approximately 11:59 pm. A southbound, 2002 Subaru Forrester was making a left turn from Co. Rd. 81 to […]
N.D. Airline Boardings Flying At Record Highs
Bismarck (CSi) — The North Dakota Aeronautics Commission reports, from east to west, North Dakota Airports set records in October 2013. In the east, Fargo boarded an additional 3228 passengers than last October, setting a record for the month. Grand Forks topped their previous October record by 1268 passengers. Meanwhile, […]
Obama, Revisions ACA, Cancelled Policies
BISMARCK, N.D. (AP) – The North Dakota Insurance Department says it needs more time to study a change to the federal health law and how it will affect the state. President Barack Obama announced Thursday that health insurance companies can continue to sell policies canceled under the Affordable […]
I-94 Accidents Weds, Slick Roads
Jamestown (CSi) — The North Dakota Highway Patrol reported a rollover accident that occurred just after 9-a.m., Wednesday on I-94, at mile marker 240 between Cleveland and Windsor. 33 year old Katey Richter-Kappenman of Bismarck was operating a 2002 Chevrolet Trailblazer westbound at approximately 75 miles per hour on frost-covered […]
Canadian Fuel Supplier Buys SPF
(AP) A Canadian fuel supplier and reseller plans to enter the U.S. market with a $110 million purchase of a North Dakota fuel distribution business. Red Deer, Alberta-based Parkland Fuel Corp. says it is buying all outstanding shares of SPF Energy Inc. for $89 million IN cash and […]
Fire Destroys Abercrombie Elev. Complex
ABERCROMBIE, N.D. (AP) – Fire has destroyed the office and drive-thru garage of a privately owned grain elevator in the southeastern North Dakota town of Abercrombie. Several large steel grain bins also were damaged in the early morning blaze Tuesday. All but one of the bins was empty. […]






















