Here's your local news at a glance for Friday, the 12th of September.
Good morning, Grand Forks.
Local schools are teaching students about 9/11 using interactive lessons and firsthand accounts to explain the event’s national impact—teachers said the approach helps bring history to life.
A North Dakota judge rejected Energy Transfer’s request to pause a free speech lawsuit filed overseas by Greenpeace International—Greenpeace said the case follows claims of conspiracy and defamation linked to pipeline protests.
The decision means that Greenpeace’s counter-suit under an EU directive and Energy Transfer’s pending case will continue.
North Dakota is still waiting for a federal disaster relief response after Gov. Kelly Armstrong requested help on July 21 for tornado damage that hit on June 20-21.
The Emergency Commission has authorized spending $16 million from FEMA and $2 million in state funds—pending presidential approval—and emergency management director Darin Hanson expects an answer by early October.
Gov. Kelly Armstrong has ordered U.S. and North Dakota flags to fly at half-staff from today until sunset Sunday, Sept.
14—this move shows respect for Charlie Kirk, a Turning Point USA founder fatally shot in Utah, and he urges residents to lower their flags at homes and businesses.
19th Annual Rydell Car & Bike Show
11 AM – 4 PM — Rydell Chevrolet GMC — Donations welcome — Celebrate vehicles of all kinds while supporting inclusivity in the Grand Forks community.
Grand Forks Central vs. Fargo South Freshman Football Game
4:30-6:30 p.m. — Grand Forks Central High School — Free entry — Watch local talent as the Grand Forks Central freshman football team competes against Fargo South.
Cole Swindell Concert
7:00 – 8:30 PM — Alerus Center — Tickets starting at $39 — Enjoy an exciting night of country music with Cole Swindell in Grand Forks.
2025 Relate Care Clinic Annual Fundraising Banquet
6:30-8:30 p.m. — Alerus Center — Tax-deductible contribution — Support local women's healthcare at this annual fundraising event.
Motown Magic
7:30-9 p.m. — Chester Fritz Performing Arts Center — $93/$83/$73/$63/$53/$43 — Experience the harmonious sounds and vibrant performances of Motown's greatest hits.
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