Here's your local news at a glance for Friday, the 26th of June.
Good morning, Grand Forks.
Governor Kelly Armstrong and State Historical Society staff will ring North Dakota’s replica Liberty Bell at the North Dakota Heritage Center and State Museum on Monday, June 29 (this 2,000-pound bell made in France features a painted crack and has been part of the state’s heritage since 1950).
East Grand Forks Transit Manager Nancy Ellis told City Council that the town plans to apply for state funds in 2027 to support fixed bus routes and micro transit services.
She explained two options — dropping Route 4 or combining micro transit with Dial-A-Ride — to streamline service along DeMers Avenue near Northland Community and Technical College.
The North Dakota Game and Fish Department released the deer gun lottery results.
Over (72,000) people applied for 39,100 licenses, leaving more than 1,200 spots open from July 1 to July 15, with licenses mailed in August.
The UND School of Medicine is exploring an AI hub — a center designed to assist rural healthcare groups, boost research, and train students — after Van Eck held an AI class on June 1 to explain the basics and benefits of the technology.
Researchers from NDSU and Sanford Health will launch a study on GLP-1 weight-loss drugs to evaluate changes in body composition plus quality of life; enrollment opens late July.
Local sports news highlights achievements.
Area players join Lions All-Star Basketball on July 8 to 9, Tom Dosch starts as Jamestown coach, freshman goalie Caleb Heil earns a top hockey award, Red River soccer stars claim honors, and Legion Baseball's Royals begin their season on June 30 in Grand Forks.
The NCAA eliminated the transition penalty, making NDSU eligible for postseason play after a rule change on June 23 (10 p.m.).
This update positions NDSU to participate in upcoming tournaments.
Cosmic Bowling Night
7-10 p.m. — Dakota Lanes — $15 for unlimited cosmic bowling — Enjoy a vibrant atmosphere with friends under glowing lights and music.
Boater Safety Class
5-7 p.m. — Outdoor Recreation — Free entry — Learn essential skills for safe boating and making the most of your summer on the water.
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