Here's your local news at a glance for Saturday, the 31st of January.
Good morning, Minot.
Today, reporter Lindsey Miller covers the final day of the 2026 KMOT AG Expo in Minot, highlighting local agricultural progress + interactive sessions that attract community members.
The Scandinavian Heritage Association said Friday, Jan.
30 it remains committed to celebrating Nordic culture even though Norsk Hostfest will no longer take place. The park continues to offer attractions such as the Edward T. and Leona B. Larson Visitors Center and the iconic Gol Stave Church and invites community involvement year-round.
Minot State University began a $3 million renovation of the Student Center’s second floor on Jan.
30 and will soon demolish Dakota Hall with fencing installed early February and demolition completed mid-May (the site will then turn into green space).
A Minot attorney has been disbarred by the state Supreme Court for violating professional conduct rules — the order released Thursday, Jan.
29 requires him to serve a five-year disbarment, pay $250 in costs, and reimburse the client protection fund.
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