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UND Football, ranked No.6/7, plays at Portland State tonight at 9:00 p.m. as it begins a three-game road stretch—listeners can catch a preview interview with wide receiver Korey Tai and hear a conversation with Caleb Goodloe on KNOXRadio.com and the KNOX App.

Hunter Austin Streifel harvested a bull elk during a recent expedition as shown in a Facebook post by ND Big Game Showcase — he shared the experience with friends and his father amid photos capturing the successful hunt.

The Spuds opened Jim Gotta Stadium with a win on Sept.

10, energizing local fans at their debut game. The team celebrated its new home venue as it launched a promising season.

Central High School pulled a reverse sweep Thursday night in a five-set volleyball match against Red River with scores of 23-25, 21-25, 25-18, 25-17, 15-13, as Marley Uhlir led the Knights with 17 kills and six aces.

Geronimo Power is reviewing land options (near Harmony Solar Project in Harmony Township and in Durbin Township) for a potential data center in Cass County and has begun meetings with local officials and landowners for input; no permit application has been filed yet.

City Administrator Todd Feland said BI Biorefinery, shut since 2022 after environmental issues, may be acquired by a European partner soon on Gateway Drive.

The potential buyer group is scheduled to visit later this month or in October — the city expects to form a development agreement before reopening.

Downtown Development Association and The Community Foundation are partnering to install a new art mural in the Alley of Love off Kittson Avenue (near Rhombus Guys and Ink Inc.), as Des Moines-based artist Jenna Brownlee starts work today with the piece scheduled to finish next Monday.

The Grand Forks-based High Plains Fair Housing Center furloughed three staff because it did not receive the expected $425,000 grant since May.

The center said a fourth employee may be furloughed as it continues to provide advocacy services with limited staff.