Max Grossfeld
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Baltimore, MD, United States
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COVID-19 spike, uncertain political future dampen ND oil production outlook
You may have noticed falling gas prices at the pump the last few weeks. → Read More
COVID-19 spike, uncertain political future dampen ND oil production outlook
You may have noticed falling gas prices at the pump the last few weeks. → Read More
Bis-Man Transit to require masks on rides
Starting Sunday, you must wear a mask to ride Bis-Man Transit. → Read More
Wishek farmer wins FFA’s American Star Farmer award
A Wishek farmer and NDSU graduate won one of FFA’s highest honors at its virtual convention Wednesday. → Read More
Lefse facemasks sell like hotcakes
One Fargo store has found a way to have a little fun with mask wearing, while celebrating Scandinavian culture. → Read More
More people in ND have voted early this year than voted early in 2016
North Dakota is on pace to smash early voting records. → Read More
Poll watching a bi-partisan practice in ND
President Donald Trump is calling supporters to go to the polls on election day and watch to make sure the election is run fairly. → Read More
An abnormal debate leaves students, teachers searching for answers
Political analysts are saying Tuesday night’s debate is not what presidential debates are supposed to look like. → Read More
Pandemic slims margins for tea seller
It takes hundreds of hours and thousands of miles for teas to get from the fields to your cup. → Read More
DoD recognizes Sanford Health for hiring National Guard members, reservists
The Department of Defense says Sanford Health is one of the best places in the country for National Guard soldiers and reservists to work. → Read More
Bismarck college student wins Pancheros Queso King title
Some people may get bored with eating the same food every day, but not Aaron Vallejo. → Read More
BSC enrollment stays steady despite pandemic
Bismarck State College leaders say their enrollment has stayed steady thanks to the ability to offer in-person classes and upgrades to online capabilities. → Read More
Savanna’s Act passes Congress, goes to President Trump for approval
Sen. John Hoeven, R-N.D., announced that the US House of Representatives passed Savanna’s Act. → Read More
Teen girl dead after rollover crash near Dickinson
A 15-year-old girl is dead after a rollover crash northwest of Dickinson Monday night. → Read More
Madison West pleads guilty to killing of Bowman man in 2016
Madison West will spend 35 years in prison for her role in killing Nicholas Johnson in August of 2016. → Read More
Gov. Burgum asks for federal disaster relief after strong storms
From June 29 through July 1, high winds, hail and heavy rain hit a large portion of the state. → Read More
Federal government invests in new Mandan lineworker training facility
A new lineworker training facility is coming to Mandan. → Read More
Bismarck and Mandan limit attendance at sporting events
Bismarck and Mandan Public Schools will have limited attendance at sporting events this fall. → Read More
Prepaid envelops available to turn in mystery China seeds
The North Dakota Department of Agriculture leaders say they’ll provide a prepaid envelope to anyone who gets mystery seeds in the mail with Chinese labeling. → Read More
Papa’s Pumpkin Patch wont open for 2020
The owners of Papa's Pumpkin Patch say they won't open the attraction this year. → Read More