Here's your local news at a glance for Tuesday, the 17th of February.
Good morning, Grand Forks.
🌲 Environment
Local clean air advocates in Grand Forks say they worry after the EPA repealed its Endangerment Finding rule that used scientific data on greenhouse gases — they expect the decision may slow progress toward cleaner air in our coal-producing state.
🏛️ Government
Attorney General Drew Wrigley announced a settlement in which Lake Holdings LLC will refund local businesses, churches and nonprofits that received fake invoices resembling real bills.
The company will notify eligible entities (those who paid) within 30 days following the Feb. 11 announcement.
Sen. John Hoeven secured over $100 million in the 2026 federal budget to boost aerospace and defense technology in Grand Forks, funding projects for satellite operations, drone research, and hypersonic studies.
The package also supports Q Station (an innovation hub) and counter-drone tests at Camp Grafton in late August.
🏥 Health
A California-based company is recalling one lot of Tippy Toes fruit puree distributed in ND and MN that shows elevated patulin levels — parents should check 2-pack plastic tubs with a 07/17/2026 best by date immediately.
Discard or return the product and consult a healthcare provider if needed.
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