HeyJaredJacob Morse
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The Birdman returns to the ND State Fair! His free show provides entertainment and education about endangered species (opens the original)
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MINOT, N.D. (KMOT) - Birds from Africa, Europe and the Americas are showcased during a free show at the State Fair by “The Birdman,” Joe Krathwohl. Jacob Morse: “We’re here in front of the Birdman show area and talking with Joe Krathwohl about what people can expect when they stop by Stage #8 at the North Dakota State Fair.” Joe Krathwohl: “One of the reasons people like our show is because we have birds from all over the world showing off their natural skills — maybe a few unnatural behaviors.
One year later: how family in rural Jamestown is rebuilding after home was struck by lightning, burned to ground (opens the original)
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JAMESTOWN, N.D. (KFYR) - One year ago, lightning struck and burned a rural Jamestown family’s home to the ground. “People heard it all the way into Jamestown, and we’re five miles away. It shook that much. Everyone could hear it, and they figured, ‘Boy, that lightning struck someplace,’ and their houses rumbled, you know,” said Darlene Wahl. Wahl received photos from her family of what was left of her home on July 21, 2025. Fortunately, no one was home at the time of the lightning strike. “We we
ND Game & Fish educate kids about fishing at pond inside State Fair (opens the original)
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MINOT, N.D. (KMOT) - One constant at the North Dakota State Fair is the interactive Game and Fish Conservation and Outdoor Skills Park. “Day one at the fair, 1 p.m. open, and we already had people coming down the aisle here and out on the dock within two minutes, filled up right away, and fishing actually is going pretty well. Saw a lot of fish caught already,” said Jeff Long, education coordinator with the North Dakota Game and Fish Department. Jacob Morse: "What type of fish are in the lake?"
Morse Code of Weather: How Orris Roberts recorded weather at Bismarck’s Camp Hancock in early 1900s (opens the original)
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BISMARCK, N.D. (KFYR) - Orris Roberts was one of Bismarck’s first weather observers at Camp Hancock in the early 1900s. Inside Bismarck’s oldest remaining building along Main Street, where you can still see the old cottonwood logs used to construct it in 1872, you step into what Orris Roberts life was like each day when he arrived in 1906 with the Weather Bureau. “His duties were to record and get the weather information out to the citizens of North Dakota. That was his job, and he took it very
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