Good morning, Grand Forks.

After June storms destroyed three grain bins meant for storing his crop, farmer Dean Bjornson ordered 14 long plastic storage bags to quickly secure his harvest.

He said bagging at 6 cents per bushel is much cheaper than building new bins.

After a federal lawsuit, North Dakota will receive $6 billion in federal funds for after-school programs—this follows the Office of Management and Budget unfreezing nearly $1.5 billion in grants that had been delayed.

North Dakota urged the U.S. Supreme Court to use its legislative map after an appellate court ruled that a federal judge wrongly changed last year's district lines.

State lawyers said private groups have destabilized state maps and a lawsuit by Native American groups claims the plan weakens their voting power.

The City of East Grand Forks plans to upgrade its garbage hauling contract with Countrywide Sanitation following its sale to Waste Management+ the City Council will consider the updated agreement at its next meeting.

On Monday, July 21, Governor Armstrong requested funds to cover debris removal for homes damaged in the June 20 storms—an experienced agent advised homeowners to review their insurance policies and consult trusted local contractors.

Boater Safety Class

5-7 p.m. — Outdoor Recreation — Free entry — Learn essential safety skills for enjoying water activities this summer.

Boater Safety Class

5-7 p.m. — Outdoor Recreation — Free entry — Learn essential safety skills for enjoying time on the water this summer.