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Tuesday, May 6th, 2025
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Good morning, Minot. Here's your local news at a glance for Tuesday, the 6th of May.
COMMUNITY NEWS
- ➤ Downtown Minot’s Citizens Alley behind Prairie Sky Breads will open this summer with activities such as pickleball, a large movie screen and ice bumper cars—Jessica Ackerman from Aksal Group said a skybridge will offer a view of concerts. Residents should look for more details on an official media release soon. KFYR-TV
- ➤ Tenants at Milton Young Towers in Minot have been without hot water for nearly three weeks, affecting their ability to shower and wash dishes. The Minot Housing Authority said they are aware of the issue + plan to fix it soon. KFYR-TV
CRIME NEWS
- ➤ Minot Police arrested two local men—aged 18 and 19—early Sunday morning after a brief pursuit on the 100 block of 1st Avenue Southwest when a driver fled a traffic stop in a pickup truck reported stolen last month, colliding with a parked vehicle, with police later recovering a stolen handgun and charging both with possession of a stolen motor vehicle while the driver faces at least seven counts. KFYR-TV
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ENVIRONMENT NEWS
- ➤ Travelers in northwest North Dakota near Ray slowed down Monday afternoon as a dust storm reduced visibility to only a few feet + drivers faced dangerous conditions on the roads. KFYR-TV
GOVERNMENT NEWS
- ➤ After hearing opposition to lifting the cap on retail alcohol licenses, the Minot City Council postponed its vote until September — a delay intended to ensure full council representation as one member is absent following a mayor’s resignation and an election set for Aug. 5. Minot Daily News
- ➤ Governor Kelly Armstrong signed a bill on Monday that raised the interstate speed limit to 80 mph starting Aug. 1 and increased penalties for speeding violations — a change meant to align North Dakota with South Dakota and Montana. The law sets fines based on how many miles drivers exceed the limit and adds extra fines for speeding in construction zones. KFYR-TV
- ➤ Lawmakers ended a nearly four-month session by passing more than 600 bills on measures that support enhanced oil recovery, a new state hospital, highway upgrades, and education policies. Voters will soon decide on proposals for lawmaker term limits and property tax relief — with many projects set to take effect in July or August. KFYR-TV
- ➤ State agencies are updating burn guidelines during this active fire season to keep residents safe and reduce wildfire risks; the instructions advise checking current fire danger ratings on NDResponse.gov + applying for burn variances when planning any open burn. KFYR-TV
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Festival of Fools
8 p.m. — The Spot — $10 – $20 — Enjoy a night filled with silly comedy and live performances from local talent.
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Mother’s Day Celebration at the Zoo
4 AM – 1 PM — Roosevelt Park Zoo — Moms free with child admission — Celebrate Mother's Day with a fun day at the zoo!
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P:C Plays at Minot Public Library
6 p.m. — Minot Public Library — Free entry — Enjoy a lively performance at the local library in Minot, ND.
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Syttende Mai Parade and Park Opening Day
12 p.m. — Scandinavian Heritage Park — Traditional lunch available — Celebrate Norway's Constitution Day with a parade and festivities in Minot.
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Kids TV Takeover Night
1:30 PM — Corbett Field — Epic surprises and a chance to get slimed at the game with characters like Bluey.
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