Minnesota hospital leaders this week urged Minnesotans to consider alternative celebrations to relieve strain on health care workers.

As Baby Boomers get older. the number of hunters is plummeting in Minnesota, Wisconsin and nationally.

In what universe is it acceptable for law enforcement officers to simply ignore certain statutes? Speed limits aren’t very popular, but failure to enforce them — announcing that they won’t be enforced — would invite carnage on our highways.

The White House Coronavirus Task Force coordinator, Dr. Deborah Birx, said the virus is spreading at a high rate across more than half the country and that Thanksgiving gatherings should be limited to immediate family members rather than a maximum number of people.

BISMARCK — Nurses from the North Dakota Nurses Association urged Gov. Doug Burgum to hold the line on the state's new mask mandate in a press conference Friday, Nov. 20, stressing that widespread compliance with the new order will be crucial to keep an overburdened hospital system afloat through the winter.

Krabbenhoft owes the dedicated health care professionals at Sanford an apology, but that’s not sufficient. He needs to either retract his statements or resign his position. Someone who denies the basics of this virus, illness and necessary preventative measures has no business running the health system entrusted with the lives of so many people in our region.

BISMARCK — Gov. Doug Burgum will hold a press briefing with the North Dakota Department of Health at noon CST Friday, Nov. 20, to provide an update on the COVID-19 pandemic in North Dakota.

Under the new policy, visitors who cancel 14 days or more prior to their scheduled visit will no longer pay cancellation fees.

Trump not only would need three state legislatures to intervene against vote counts as they stand now, but then also have those actions upheld by Congress and, almost certainly, the U.S. Supreme Court.

If these two really want to make themselves useful, why not look for ways to help our service industry employees who are paid hourly and truly are suffering the most right now? Why not spend that time you have together as leaders, coming up with ways to promote restaurants and bars over the holidays, or producing public service announcements about the power of gift cards and takeout orders, or an...

In what universe is it acceptable for law enforcement officers to simply ignore certain statutes? Speed limits aren’t very popular, but failure to enforce them — announcing that they won’t be enforced — would invite carnage on our highways.

As Baby Boomers get older. the number of hunters is plummeting in Minnesota, Wisconsin and nationally.

Trump not only would need three state legislatures to intervene against vote counts as they stand now, but then also have those actions upheld by Congress and, almost certainly, the U.S. Supreme Court.

The White House Coronavirus Task Force coordinator, Dr. Deborah Birx, said the virus is spreading at a high rate across more than half the country and that Thanksgiving gatherings should be limited to immediate family members rather than a maximum number of people.

BISMARCK — Gov. Doug Burgum will hold a press briefing with the North Dakota Department of Health at noon CST Friday, Nov. 20, to provide an update on the COVID-19 pandemic in North Dakota.

Krabbenhoft owes the dedicated health care professionals at Sanford an apology, but that’s not sufficient. He needs to either retract his statements or resign his position. Someone who denies the basics of this virus, illness and necessary preventative measures has no business running the health system entrusted with the lives of so many people in our region.

Minnesota hospital leaders this week urged Minnesotans to consider alternative celebrations to relieve strain on health care workers.

Under the new policy, visitors who cancel 14 days or more prior to their scheduled visit will no longer pay cancellation fees.

Filling nursing positions in a rural setting is a difficult enough task without a pandemic, Bethany Retirement Living’s Senior Executive of Human Resources and Safety Adam Broers explained. "Nursing recruitment is a challenge no matter what, but particularly during the pandemic, I would say it has worsened," he said

Trump not only would need three state legislatures to intervene against vote counts as they stand now, but then also have those actions upheld by Congress and, almost certainly, the U.S. Supreme Court.

BISMARCK — The ongoing battle to fill a deceased candidate's seat in the North Dakota House of Representatives got lively on Friday, Nov. 20, as the state Supreme Court heard arguments from three rival parties.

Hot Mic With Dom Izzo from Friday, November 20th 2020. Drew Trafton, Views with Drew, IN STUDIO, Cole Payton, My dad with Stone Cold NFL Picks! Listen to Hot Mic weekday mornings from 9 to 11 on 970 WDAY AM and 93.1 FM or watch on WDAY Xtra.

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DICKINSON, N.D. — An unidentified 26 year-old Taylor, N.D., man was killed in a rollover accident Thursday night, Nov. 19. when the vehicle he was operating left the roadway and entered the south ditch of Highway 10, east of Dickinson, N.D.

Each of us has experienced regret in varying degrees.

Trump not only would need three state legislatures to intervene against vote counts as they stand now, but then also have those actions upheld by Congress and, almost certainly, the U.S. Supreme Court.

Filling nursing positions in a rural setting is a difficult enough task without a pandemic, Bethany Retirement Living’s Senior Executive of Human Resources and Safety Adam Broers explained. "Nursing recruitment is a challenge no matter what, but particularly during the pandemic, I would say it has worsened," he said

Hot Mic With Dom Izzo from Friday, November 20th 2020. Drew Trafton, Views with Drew, IN STUDIO, Cole Payton, My dad with Stone Cold NFL Picks! Listen to Hot Mic weekday mornings from 9 to 11 on 970 WDAY AM and 93.1 FM or watch on WDAY Xtra.

BISMARCK — The ongoing battle to fill a deceased candidate's seat in the North Dakota House of Representatives got lively on Friday, Nov. 20, as the state Supreme Court heard arguments from three rival parties.

To have an item considered for free inclusion in the Faith Digest, email Features Editor Ryan Johnson at rmjohnson@forumcomm.com.