The CPKC Steam Train arrives in Minot. It will be at the north end of Main Street until 7 p.m.
Mammatus clouds most often signal that a storm is on a weakening trend. These clouds are formed in part by sinking air.
Our Redeemer's Christian School won against De Lacs-Burlington 75-73. Free throws from Zach Hendrickson clinched the win.
Video is of Paxton Ystaas of DL-B buzzer beater off the front of the rim.
Check out tomorrow's edition of The Minot Daily News for full recap.
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Taylor Red - triplet sisters Nika, Natalie and Nicole Taylor - performing today and opening the season of the International Artists Series in MSU’s Ann Nicole Nelson Hall. See more in the Sept. 16 edition of The Minot Daily News.
An electrical fire in downtown Minot caused a wide-spread electric outage in Minot this afternoon. More details are being sought.
North Dakota State Fair Parade
If you missed Saturday's North Dakota State Fair Parade, here's a view of a few of the entries.
At the North Dakota State Fair
Visitors to the North Dakota State Fair can see Jetpack Circus located near the east gate. JetPack Circus will be there throughout the fair.
Watch for daily coverage of the State Fair in The Minot Daily News print edition and All Access (online).
Visitors to the Makoti Threshing show
today could take rides in horse-drawn wagons. The show continues on Sunday with many activities.
Celebrating Independence Day, July 4, 2021
Some of the local fireworks last night
From Sen. John Hoeven on this Memorial Day
World War II veterans Lynn Aas and John Sinn celebrating 100 years this year.
Minot Kiwanis Club also celebrating 100 years.
Oliver "Ole" Skinningsrud of Berthold celebrated his 90th birthday on Wednesday, May 19, with a motorcycle ride from Berthold to Magic City Harley-Davidson, south of Minot. Watch The Minot Daily News print edition for more.
On the roof
If you hear noises on your roof, it might be......................
(Minot, Sunday, April 25)
Father and son enjoy ice fishing, video images.
Check out our Weekend edition for this story and more in Outdoors. www.minotdailynews.com
The Minot Daily News and Roosevelt Park Zoo Centennial plans
The Minot Daily News and Roosevelt Park Zoo collaborating on centennial remembrance book project
Seeking photos, memories, stories on Roosevelt Park Zoo
The Minot Daily News and Roosevelt Park Zoo are collaborating in a zoo centennial remembrance book. The book will be available in 2021, the zoo's centennial celebration year.
Anyone with new and old photos, memories and stories about the zoo can send them to [email protected].
Photos should be high resolution of 200 and above. Be sure to include your name, city and state, and a daytime phone number with the information. If you have any questions, please send an email to [email protected].
If you do not have access to a computer, you can mail your photos, memories and stories to: Zoo Centennial Project, c/o The Minot Daily News, P.O. Box 1150, Minot, ND 58702. Be sure to include your name, city and state, and a daytime phone number with your the information and/or photos.
Your photo(s), memories and/or stories may be selected for inclusion in the zoo centennial remembrance book.
The King of North Dakota fish
Check out today's Outdoors story at www.minotdailynews.com.
About 400,000 young chinook salmon are currently being cared for at the Garrison Dam National Fish Hatchery. They will be about 5 inches long when released into the wild later this spring. The salmon are being kept in temperature controlled raceways at the facility’s Salmon Building. Video by Kim Fundingsland/MDN
Emergency responders set tone for attention
A Ward County Sheriff’s siren cycles through different tones. Different tones allow officers to change up the sound and attract more attention so people in the area can respond and stay safe.
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