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- Sep 29, 2026
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ND Dem-NPL on the road, rallying voters (opens the original)
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“This is actually town hall number six for us. We started back in May, traveling all over the state and now we are at Mayville State.” Cheryl Biller is executive director of the North Dakota Dem-NPL party. “So our candidates are very interested in talking to the people in North Dakota. They feel like it's important that they earn the vote of North Dakotans, and they know no better way than to go out and see them where they are and where they live, and to hear from them.” Biller says the events h
So long, summer of 2026! (opens the original)
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The Autumnal Equinox will occur at 7:05pm Tuesday in Bismarck, marking the astronomical transition of summer into fall. State climatologist Daryl Ritchison says the unusual summer will stick with him for one reason. “Wow, this was an exceptionally dry summer. It was. I mean, this ranks up there with 88, 36. It ranks up there with the famed summers for dryness.” Ritchison says despite the comparable levels of dry, the summer of ‘26 was not that hot. “And so that's the difference between this year
ND records its first West Nile Virus fatality for 2026 (opens the original)
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North Dakota has recorded its first West Nile Virus-related death for 2026. Officials with the Department of Health and Human Services say the individual was from southwest North Dakota and was over 60 years in age. Amanda Bakken is West Nile Surveillance Coordinator for Health and Human Services. "It's always really unfortunate to have these cases. You know, we do get them occasionally. It's rare, but we do get one every year or two. So we're always really sad to get those reports." Bakken says
ND lawmaker proposes clemency for two men serving life in prison for ND shooting deaths (opens the original)
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A North Dakota State Senator is preparing a resolution asking President Trump to grant executive clemency to two men convicted in a deadly 1983 shootout. Hazelton Republican Jeff Magrum plans to urge clemency for 73-year old Scott Faul and 66-year old Yorie Kahl. The two men have served over 43 years in federal prison for second-degree murder in connection with a shootout in Medina that left two U.S. Marshalls dead. Magrum says continued parole denials move the goalposts in the men’s sentences.
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