Good morning, Minot.

Minot reopened 16th Street SW to full traffic after a months-long project improved the roadway with new stormwater detention ponds and a longer turn lane near 14th Avenue and Cook Drive — temporary traffic signals remain near Minot High School until new ones are installed in November.

Sanford Health hosted the Aspire conference for high school students — the event gave them a chance to explore health careers in response to recent job shortages in the field.

North Dakota’s Health and Human Services Department is accepting applications for a new certification that gives community health workers recognized credentials—helping them meet a demand expected to grow 11% by 2034 and allowing Medicaid to cover their services.

Four pathways are available, including one for those serving Indigenous communities.

Legacy boys soccer will defend its state title in the upcoming tournament — the Sabers hold a 16-1 record, earned the top seed from the West, and have not lost a game since August 23.

St. Olaf Orchestra Concert

7-9 p.m. — Ann Nicole Nelson Hall — Tickets available — Experience the rich sounds of a renowned collegiate orchestra during their Fall Tour.