A man wanted for a 2021 killing in Minnesota was mistakenly released from jail in Indianapolis last week and authorities are now offering a reward of up to $10,000 as they continue searching for him.
The current position of Vice Provost for Faculty Affairs & Equity will be discontinued, according to a campus-wide email from Provost David Bertollini.
The West Fargo Public School District says on Tuesday, September 19th, school administration was notified of a concerning social media post made by a student from Heritage Middle School.
One, “less than lethal bean bag round” was fired into a unit at the Grand Forks County Correctional Center Wednesday night, after jail administrator Bret Burkholder says a couple of inmates refused going into lockdown for the night.
The committee members are gathering data about how effective virtual education is, how prepared teachers and students are, access to virtual schools in homes and the culture of snow days.
Logan Michael Duitsman is in the Clay County Jail facing charges of felony simple robbery, felony theft of a motor vehicle, and two counts of misdemeanor 5th degree assault.
The North Dakota Education Fact Finding Commission is holding a hearing to address impasse between Fargo Education Association and Fargo Public Schools.
The official headcount, taken on the 20th instructional day each semester, shows that enrollment at NDSCS rose to 3,140 for the fall semester of 2023, an increase of over 6% compared to fall 2022.
In the resignation letter Samantha Holly provided to Your News Leader, she said working for the ND GOP party has been a “great pleasure” but she had recently encountered “several obstacles that made it difficult for me to continue working here.”
For those looking for ways to help the Hatton-Northwood volleyball team as it recovers from the bus crash that took place on Sept. 14 will have the opportunity to do so over the next several days.
On Wednesday afternoon, Karlee Koswick, the citizen that was shot in the deadly July 14th shooting, was presented with monetary donations from the organizers of the Back the Blue night.
The giving day aims to ensure that the needs of Fargo Public Schools’ students and their families are met so that they can find success in the classroom.
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