HeyJaredNorth Dakota Legislative Review
Each week during the North Dakota Legislative Session, Prairie Public news director Dave Thompson will host conversations with newsmakers and legislators.
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UND discusses its response to campus sexual violence (opens the original)
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Prairie Beat explores campus sexual violence with UND’s Donna Smith, discussing Title IX, student support and barriers to reporting after the Cornell lawsuit.
What a Powerful El Niño Could Mean for North Dakota’s Winter (opens the original)
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A powerful El Niño is taking shape in the Pacific, and it could mean a warmer, drier winter for North Dakota. State climatologist Daryl Ritchison explains what’s driving the weather pattern, how it compares with past El Niño events and why snow is still very much in the forecast.
Seasonal viruses are back. Here's how to stay safe (opens the original)
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Cooler weather means more people will gather indoors. You know who likes that? Viruses! On this week's Prairie Beat, we remind you of ways to stay safe from those pesky, and sometimes deadly, bugs.
North Dakota Weighs Kratom Restrictions (opens the original)
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North Dakota lawmakers are considering kratom regulations during a special legislative session.
North Dakota Ranks Among the Worst States for Teen Drivers (opens the original)
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North Dakota ranks among the nation’s worst states for teen drivers. Today's episode of Prairie Beat looks at distracted driving, insurance costs, driver education and what could make the roads safer for young drivers.
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