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Latest Montana news, sports, business and entertainment:... Oct 19 2009 2:42AM
The federal government is facing a lawsuit
over billions in unclaimed bonds that date back to the patriotic
fundraising efforts of World War II, leading to a showdown between
states who say they should be given the money and that Treasury
Department
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| Antler frenzy leads to possible Wyo. rules Oct 18 2009 10:16AM
The Wyoming [[kxtopic:nd-game-and-fish-department:t[Game and Fish Department]:t]] is
proposing to outlaw antler collecting on public land west of the
Continental Divide between Jan. 1 and April 30.
The reason is so many people are looking for dee
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| Program matches hunters and landowners Oct 12 2009 5:50AM
A Web site through the Game, Fish and Parks
Department can be used to match deer hunters with landowners who
want someone to hunt on their property.
People with licenses for anterless deer can list their contact
information and counties where th
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| Dorgan wants to suspend border crossing projects Sep 16 2009 4:13PM
Senator Byron Dorgan says Homeland Security
officials are treating the economic stimulus like a bottomless pit
of taxpayer money.
Dorgan issued a statement today that calls on the Obama
administration to suspend its plan to spend hundreds of mil
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| MT companies awarded work on border stations Aug 25 2009 6:53AM
Two Montana businesses have been awarded
subcontracts on projects to rebuild ports of entry along the
state's border with Canada.
U.S. Customs and Border Protection says CTA Architects and
Engineers of Billings has been awarded the design subcon
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| MT companies awarded work on border stations Aug 24 2009 5:16PM
Two Montana businesses have been awarded
subcontracts on projects to rebuild ports of entry along the
state's border with Canada.
U.S. Customs and Border Protection says CTA Architects and
Engineers of Billings has been awarded the design subcon
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Karaoke Singer Jul 17 2009 7:23PM
What started off as a hobby turned into a business and now a once in a lifetime opportunity for a local Karaoke Singer.
Chris Rogers, from Douglas North Dakota is set to open for Toby Keith at WE-FEST this August.
Shaun Sipma caught up with Chris on the
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Eye on Ag - Airborne Farm Assistance Apr 1 2009 7:44PM
Farm Technology is taking another leap forward in our area.
Tonight Shaun Sipma looks into the equipment that is cutting the margin of error in the field down to nearly nothing.
Technology on the farm has come a long way since the introduction of Globa
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NAWS Has Busy Construction Year Planned Mar 10 2009 7:45PM
Even with a new lawsuit filed against it, the Northwest Area Water Supply project should grow quite a bit this construction season.
About 26-million dollars worth of pipeline work is scheduled this year.
NAWS Project Manager Michelle Klose says the new
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| Web site matches hunters and landowners Oct 28 2008 5:08AM
A Web site that helps hunters find a place
to hunt antlerless deer is available through the state Department
of Game, Fish and Parks.
People can sign up for a specific season and list up to three
counties where they are interested in hunting. La
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ND Ranks High in Underage Drinking Sep 9 2008 11:20PM
North Dakota remains towards the top when it comes to underage drinking.
Today, about three hundred alcohol and substance abuse professionals are learning more ways to deal with the issue.
Don Wright says more kids are taking their first drink of alcoho
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Antler Outlaws Jun 10 2008 8:26PM
The word outlaw typically brings to mind an unfavorable image of a person or group.
But that isn't the case for one gang that is quickly creating quite a name for itself near the Canadian border.
Shaun Sipma has more on the Antler Outlaws and why they a
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Eye on Ag - CRP Grazing Jun 4 2008 8:18PM
Sale rings around the state are being bombarded with business these days (Auctioneer) "Okay now a half", which is actually a bad sign of the time for cattlemen.
(Roger Sundsbak, Northern Livestock Auction) "Just this past Friday we had just a little bit
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Heitkamp at CRP Rally Jun 2 2008 11:00PM
A disaster for ranchers is looming on the horizon.
Extreme drought conditions this spring across much of North Dakota severely hurt pasture and hayland growth and ag officials say no amount of rain now is going to bring it back.
Today cattlemen and wome
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| New border crossing rules don't slow Canadians May 10 2008 10:44AM
Officials in northeastern North Dakota
say new border regulations requiring two forms of ID have not
significantly slowed the flow of Canadian shoppers to the area.
Julie Rygg with the Greater Grand Forks Convention and Visitors
Bureau says bord
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Minot Police Investigate Weekend Shooting Mar 10 2008 7:50PM
An apartment building in northwest Minot was the scene of an apparent attack early Saturday morning.
Police say a man from one of the apartments reported that five or six shots were fired through his window at about 5 a.m.
According to the report the ma
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| Father and sons get probation and fines for illegal hunts... Mar 10 2008 4:27PM
Three Akaska men have been fined and put on
probation for guiding nonresidents on illegal deer hunts in 2002
and 2003 in central South Dakota.
Brad Schilling and his sons, Chad and Jestin Schilling, owned
and ran a big game and pheasant outfitti
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Patroling the Border Feb 1 2008 8:56PM
Tougher rules for crossing the US-Canadian border began yesterday.
But, as we showed you yesterday, they are just the latest in security improvements at the border - there have also been many technological upgrades in an effort to intercept plots against
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| Hunting case settled Oct 16 2007 7:49AM
Two men who helped their father with illegal
hunts near [[kxtopic:lake-oahe:t[Lake Oahe]:t]] have reached plea agreements with federal
prosecutors.
Jestin and Chad Schilling have admitted to guiding nonresidents
on illegal deer hunts in 2002 and
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| Selby man pleads guilty to illegal hunting Oct 8 2007 7:35AM
The owner of a big-game and pheasant-hunting
business near Akaska has admitted booking illegal deer hunts in
central South Dakota and faces up to 5 years in prison.
Fifty-three-year-old Brad Schilling of Selby pleaded guilty in
federal court to
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Bail Set for Woman Accused in Escape Attempt Sep 28 2007 12:10AM
Prosecutors say a former prison guard accused of smuggling saw blades into a Rugby prison planned to leave North Dakota with the two inmates she was helping.
Keri Brandt had her bail set at 25-thousand dollars as she appeared in court on the charges.
Pr
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Emergency Exercise Held in Westhope May 24 2007 7:30PM
It happened this month in Kansas.
A tornado ripped through a small town, destroying most everything in its path.
Thankfully, North Dakota has never had to deal with such a large scale weather disaster but that doesn't mean officials don't prepare for
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| WEATHERBANK, INC EDMOND, OK TIME 4:00 AM EDT DATE: 04/12/07... Apr 12 2007 3:54AM
WEATHERBANK, INC EDMOND, OK TIME 4:00 AM EDT DATE: 04/12/07
WEATHER EXTREMES FOR YESTERDAY
HIGHEST TEMPERATURE (DEGREES F)............93 Imperial, CA
HIGHEST HEAT INDEX (DEGREES F).............97 Boca Raton, FL
LOWEST TEMPERATURE (DE
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Hunting Derby Held Near Antler Oct 20 2006 7:46PM
Hunting is a way of life for many North Dakotans.
And near the Canadian border, an Antler man is hoping hunters will embrace the idea of controlled hunts.
As Jim Olson reports, he's started holding hunting derbies at his new hunting preserve.
(Jim Olso
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Harvest Bee Helps Family Oct 11 2006 9:12PM
(Shaun Sipma, KX News) Harvest time is a busy time on the farm. Producers trying their best to get the crop in before quality is compromised. But what if things don't go as planned...a farmer gets sick? The crop won't wait. Who's there to climb behind
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Harvest Bee Helps Family Oct 11 2006 7:27PM
Time after time we've seen the good will of Human Nature shine through in North Dakota as people band together to help a neighbor in need.
That was the case of a Westhope farmer who was recently diagnosed with Cancer.
Shaun Sipma has the story.
(Shaun
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Eye On Agriculture: Wheat Piling Up as Wheat Fields Fall Aug 30 2006 7:51PM
(Shaun Sipma, KX News) Wheat fields across North Central North Dakota are falling fast and the wheat is piling up.
At the Souris River Co-Op in Landsford augers are molding mountains of grain as trucks bring in this years bounty.
(Cameron Erickson, Gen
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| Cheyenne Frontier Days rodeo results Jul 28 2006 7:50AM
Leaders after Thursday's sixth performance
at the Cheyenne Frontier Days rodeo:
Steer Roping: (second round) 1, Troy Tillard, Douglas, Wyo.,
14.9 seconds. 2/3, Chris Glover, Keenesburg, Colo., and J.P
Wickett, Sallisaw, Okla., 15.1. 4/5, Hadley
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| Cheyenne Frontier Days results Jul 27 2006 9:20AM
Leaders after Wednesday's fifth
performance at the Cheyenne Frontier Days rodeo:
Steer Roping: (second round) 1, Troy Tillard, Douglas, Wyo.,
14.9 seconds. 2/3, Chris Glover, Keenesburg, Colo., and J.P
Wickett, Sallisaw, Okla., 15.1. 4/5, H
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| Cheyenne Frontier Days results Jul 25 2006 10:20PM
Leaders after Tuesday's fourth performance
at the Cheyenne Frontier Days rodeo:
Steer Roping: (second round) 1, Troy Tillard, Douglas, Wyo.,
14.9 seconds. 2/3, Chris Glover, Keenesburg, Colo., and J.P
Wickett, Sallisaw, Okla., 15.1. 4/5, Ha
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| Farm - Fatal Sep 7 2005 12:00AM
The Highway Patrol says eight-year-old Steven Lesmann was on the tractor as hay bales were being loaded from a ditch last night, and the tractor tire started to spin.
The patrol says that caused the tractor to roll over, pinning th
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| Border Hours Changing Aug 11 2003 12:00AM
Operating hours will be changing at some of the border crossings.
As part of the shared border accord, U.S. and Canadian customs are bringing their hours of operation into uniformity.
Time changes in our area are at St. John, Han
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