One group raised 50 dollars for a mom in the NICU and her baby, Megan. More>>
Flooding impacted most of the boat landings on the Missouri River. One of those - which was the second most used boat landing is still not usable. Jared Piepenburg tells us about the plan to fix it. Bob More>>
Red Cross Executive Director Allan McGeough says his life has gotten much better in the past month.Not only has the Red Cross rebuilt it's flooded offices, but Allan and his wife have returned to a re-built More>>
Flood damage at traffic intersections has caused months of uneasy wait where traffic signals flash red, but that wait will soon be over.Repairs for valley intersections have taken longer from the start More>>
A Minot woman who has become known for her promotion of the community and its activities turned 100 today.Arlene Saugstad came out to the KX Noon Show today to let us honor her on her big day.She says More>>
The 2012 Top Law enforcement officer was named this afternoon at the annual Respect for Law Luncheon.Officer Jessica Mosman was presented with the Officer of the Year Award.Mosman has been with the Minot More>>
A program designed to allow horses to help kids and adults is ready to kick off the 2012 year.It is called the Serenity Therapeutic Equine Program -- or STEP for short.STEP is a non-profit organization More>>
(Ron Offutt / RDO Founder) "It doesn't get any higher in Moleene, Illinois than who's here today. So Sam, chairman of John Deere, would you come say a few words to this great team, because we are proud More>>
22 students are graduating from Minot High School with perfect grade point averages this year.In tonight's Student Spotlight, we'll meet two of them - the two who will be delivering commencement addresses More>>
A booming economy is attracting a lot of attention to North Dakota and a lot of officials.A busy oil patch and a nation leading Ag industry brings the CEO of John Deere to western North Dakota.Ag Reporter More>>
The BHS Science Olympiad team is heading to their biggest meet of the year. More>>
After serving under the oversight of President Barack Obama, this man recently stepped down from his post to protect the US cattle industry.J. Dudley Butler was appointed Administrator for the USDA Grain More>>
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Oil production in North Dakota hits a huge milestone... North Dakota is now the nation's second-leading oil producer. It's a ranking North Dakota Oil and Gas experts have had their eye on, but had no More>>
Tuesday morning's flag ritual teaches a sobering lesson on the job they signed up for. More>>
North Dakota is officially the nation's second-leading oil producer.The state recently passed Alaska and now trails only Texas.Officials say North Dakota oil drillers pumped 17.8 million barrels in March More>>
A water project that promises to deliver high-quality water to about a dozen communities in western North Dakota is one year old.And it's supporters say it's setting the standard for high-speed delivery More>>
When will flood victims in Ward County get their buyout money?The question asked today by Ward County Commissioner Carrol Erickson was simple...the answer was anything but.Ward County has come to the agreement More>>
The first people to see the wall of water that was the crest of the Mouse River last year came within a few inches of keeping their house dry.But the record flood has chased them from their riverside location.In More>>
For the first time since the flood, residents received keys to the new and improved Chateau Apartments this morning. The complex first suffered water from the flood last summer, then fire damage this past More>>
More homes will be coming to Williston -- and shovels hit the ground this morning to make them a reality. Homes for thousands of people and retail and commercial space for many companies took a step toward More>>
She loves music and hopes to get into medical school.Let's meet the top graduate from New Town.It's Kassidy Brenna in tonight's Student Spotlight.(Kassidy Brenna, New Town Senior) "I like the small size More>>
The final flood debris pickup for the city of Minot has been set for early July.Public Works Director Dan Joan-uh-son Jonasson says the crews will be contracted to pick up the debris from July 2nd through More>>
But that billion dollar industry is also impacting the land and the landscape of western North Dakota.Burlington Resources has been given permission to drill as many as 80 wells in a 30,000-acre lease More>>
Eye on Fitness 5/15 - Stair Exercises More>>
Noon Show 5/15 - Dream Girls USA More>>
Noon Show 5/15 - Farmers Union More>>
Burlington Resources has been given permission to drill as many as 80 wells in a 30,000-acre lease area surrounding the Little Missouri State Park, about 20 miles north of Killdeer.It's possible as many More>>
John KruegerJohn Krueger changes plea to three counts of Corruption of a Minor.
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Glen Ullin woman sentenced for giving performing sex acts for money and giving massages without a license. More>>
A group of students from Solheim elementary did research and now teach others about understanding people with disabilities. More>>
He's applied for tourism grants hoping to draw people to the small farming community and eventually make it the capital to art and science technology. More>>
Recovery is a work in progress, not only for the Mouse River valley, but for Ward County.Nearly one year later, a high water table continues to play a role in future decisions.Governor Jack Dalrymple toured More>>
A 55 year old New Town area man died as a result of a jet ski accident this weekend near Van Hook.The Mountrail County Sheriff's Department reports that the man, who had a woman passenger, tried to make More>>
The 2011 flood came roaring out of Canada in mid-June.And one of the first places it hit in the US was Mouse River Park - not too many miles south of the border.In tonight's edition of Rebuilding the Valley, More>>
The school year is coming to a close for many schools this week...but the work might just be beginning for many superintendents in western North Dakota.A ballooning population is translating into many More>>
Headed to the polls to vote next month?Those in Cass County might have to check the mirror before heading out.An official in the state's largest county says that voters who come to cast a ballot in June More>>
Oil has turned small towns into boom towns across western North Dakota.Tonight, we continue our series of reports on towns that have been changed drastically by the oil boom.This time, Jordan Pederson More>>
They are the "signs" of the times, and with so many controversial measures on the ballot, the number of people expected to vote in next month's primary could set a record for June elections. "Number two, More>>
If you are wanting to bring a piece of the west home...head to Medora.The North Dakota Cowboy Hall of Fame is adding a few new masterpieces to the art gallery.Cowboys and Indians Alive and Well Today is More>>
Noon Show 5/14 - Foster Care Month More>>
Noon Show 5/14 - Mouse River Players More>>
Some local residents say there's a lot of work left to do around the neighborhood and you can see how the landscape has changed along the river. More>>
This is Nicole's first Mother's Day holiday, as a mother. She says it was a nice surprise, since the baby wasn't due until May 19th. More>>
The Starlight Ball is a father-daughter dance with many moms also dressed up for the occasion. More>>
The first week in May every year is set aside as Nursing Week. In this week's Eye on Health, Carla Burbidge tells us about this demanding, challenging, yet rewarding career.Emergency Room Doctor Dr. R. More>>
If you've ever considered mentoring a child...Now is the time to get involved. Companions for Children is a local non-profit volunteer organization that provides children from a single-parent household More>>
Towner-area farmers and ranchers who suffered damage to their pastures and farm land are being asked to document their losses soon.Ag Commissioner Doug Goehring says the loss information will help secure More>>
Flood debris removal will continue in the Magic City.The City of Minot has earned an extension on a FEMA-approved contract for two more rounds of debris pickup.The first pass will take place after Memorial More>>
The 2011 Mouse River flood left many homeowners in a similar boat.Families returned to living rooms of mud and became familiar with terms of demolition.As time went on, stages of recovery became staggered.Tonight More>>
Our Student Spotlight shines on a young woman who may be a civil rights attorney some day.Let's meet Bailey Nickoloff in Culbertson, Montana.(Bailey Nickoloff, Culbertson Senior) "I've loved a lot of things More>>
Today was a beautiful day to be outside. The perfect weather for theDakota Boys and Girls Ranch annual BLT Day. BLT Day is a way to open up the ranch to the community and celebrate what they have to offer. More>>
The school year is wrapping up this month...time for kids to forget about learning, right?!?Well of course not...and especially not to forget about reading through the summer months.In Minot this week More>>
Hope Village officially opens today with a grand opening celebration and ribbon cutting.Continuing our Rebuilding the Valley series, the volunteer village hopes to bring an extra boost of manpower to the More>>
Saturday the Civic Center was saturated with support for everyone impacted by the flood. More>>
Vivian's daughters want others who see the truck to take from it, a little of their mom's great spirit. More>>
Walkers start at Century high school and walk around neighborhoods in the area to help raise awareness about multiple sclerosis. More>>
The North Dakota capitol building is nearly 80 years old, so its bound to have some "wrinkles." That's about to change. A nearly three million dollar project begins this week to freshen up the outside More>>
A lot of work and hours of practice goes into a big night like this. 26 bands and more than 35 schools from western and central North Dakota are playing in tonight's big Band Night throughout downtown More>>
The flood has left thousands of people without permanent homes. But imagine losing more than one residence to the high water.In tonight's edition of "Rebuilding the Valley" Jordan Pederson tells us about More>>
Be curious about the possibilities that are out there.That was the focus of the commencement address at Minot State University today.Commencement keynote speaker Amy Leonard hoped to inspire graduates More>>
More than 790 undergraduate and graduate students were eligible to walk through today's commencement ceremony at Minot State University.Jennifer Thorgramson introduces us to a handful of them on graduation More>>
Members of the Three Affiliated Tribes are earning more than 18 million dollars a month from oil-related royalties.That's what an official from the Bureau of Indian Affairs Office of Indian Energy and More>>
We have a unique opportunity to experience an important part of aviation history in Minot. It simply involves a trip to the Dakota Territory Air Museum, located north of the Minot International Airport. More>>
Time for tonight's Student Spotlight - where we meet a top graduate at a local high school.This time we go to St. John to meet the valedictorian - Callie Sivertson.(Callie Sivertson, St. John Senior) "What More>>
A valuable piece of ground with a lot of history lies south of Mandan.Ag Reporter Sarah Gustin takes you to one pasture at the Northern Great Plains Research Lab where scientists have been keeping a close More>>
Childcare remains in high demand in North Dakota. More>>
Noon Show 5/11 - Summer of Hope Concert More>>
Noon Show 5/11 - Postal Flood Drive More>>
Eye on Fitness 5/10 - Pushups on Stairs More>>
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Noon Show 5/09 - Surrey Seniors More>>
Noon Show 5/09 - Author of Flood Book More>>
One year ago this week - the Mouse River Valley in the US was experiencing very high water - record levels in some places - as a record snow pack was finishing its melt.Still, the emergency levees were More>>
Rebuild, replace and possibly remove.Those are all options that are playing out for one business that had several of its facilities flooded in the Mouse River Valley last summer.Tonight in our rebuilding More>>
A shooting in Williston has sent one man to a Minot hospital.Police report officers responded to a call near Williston State College this morning and found a man who had multiple gunshot wounds.The identity More>>
The city of Williston is expanding to the west. Nestled amongst the industrial parks that skirt the city, Sand Creek Town Centre will cater to the quality of life aspect of the community.Two plots of fifty More>>
On the recently extended segment of 20th Avenue SE, a new hotel is taking shape. This area -- very near Kroll's Diner will soon be home to the Noble Inn. This is an artist's rendition of what the extended More>>
In tonight's Student Spotlight we head to Montana to meet the co-valedictorians at Plentywood High School.Here are Hannah Friedrich and Caitlan Stadstad.(Caitlan Stadstad, Plentywood Senior) "I like how More>>
The increase of bicyclists on the road leads to Bismarck city streets getting a new look... Ten miles of road in the capitol city are being declared bike friendly. Signs saying "share the road" More>>
An increasing amount of traffic is making roads in the western part of the state more dangerous than ever.In 2011 there were 66 farm related crashes, 2 of those were fatal.Ag Reporter Sarah Gustin explains More>>
Every year Medora adds a little more fun to the tourist season.Back by popular demand this year is The Badlands Shooting Gallery.The Theodore Roosevelt Medora Foundation President says this electronic More>>
Calling it a massive failure of the past two administrations, Heidi Heitkamp outlines her plans for a national energy policy. The democratic candidate for US Senate says the nation needs a long term policy More>>
Ward County is putting in a request for 14.6 million dollars of state funds for buyouts of flooded property. Commissioners this morning received information on the request from Ryan Ackerman of Ackerman-Estvold More>>
A plan to rebuild the flood-wrecked Ramstad Middle School on Minot's north hill is not winning support from FEMA. More>>
Significant water releases have begun from Rafferty and Alameda Reservoirs in Saskatchewan.
The Saskatchewan Watershed Authority announced it began releases yesterday, in an effort to make space in the reservoir for potentially-high spring snow melt and runoff. More>>
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