Good morning, Minot.

CAP Magic City Composite Squadron will host a family-friendly open house next Tuesday, Sept.

8, from 6:30-8:30 p.m. at the Minot Armed Forces Reserve Center—3420 2nd St. NE; visitors will explore interactive displays and learn about CAP cadets’ work with MinotWreaths.org honoring veterans.

A car once owned by Elvis Presley is on display at Motor Magic at the State Fairgrounds this weekend — the vehicle includes authentic features like the TCB logo and tape deck, and its owner welcomes visitors to appreciate a piece of rock and roll history.

Hot temperatures, little rainfall, and windy days have raised the fire danger index across North Dakota today, with warnings for areas in severe drought; experts advise residents to check burn restrictions and carry fire safety equipment during outdoor activities.

Drought has changed deer behavior, causing them to target grape vines near the NDSU Research Extension Center south of Minot.

Local harvesters reported that reduced vegetation left crops vulnerable, and experts recommend 8-foot fences for protection (a trusted deterrent over motion lights).

Two longtime dialysis partners from Parshall—Fixico and Foote—received kidney transplants from the same donor after years on the waiting list.

Dr. Nadim Koleilat of Sanford Bismarck called the rare occurrence a blessing.