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The decision will take effect Oct. 1, contingent on federal funding.

The estimated cost of the four-court expansion is roughly $19.5 million.

A newly formed homeless and housing working group will look closer at those individuals to identify ways to help them and others in the community.

She wrote for the Herald for more than 60 years and became nationally famous for her work as a food critic.

Council members have asked the city's low-barrier emergency shelter to look for ways to help address the council's concerns about increased homelessness in the downtown area.

The week of festivities culminated in a cornhole tournament and root beer floats on Friday, Sept. 12.

Tyler Seim, owner and distiller for the Grand Forks-based company, decided to close his business due to the increasing cost of raw materials.

Council members agreed to adjust the proposed penalties to avoid suspending alcohol sales for second violations.

Derrick Sherwood claims Chairperson Kimberly Efta is denying members a meeting. Efta says she is following state law and the committee did not follow proper guidelines to request a special meeting.

Marcott was selected following a nationwide search. He is expected to begin his new role on Wednesday, Sept. 3.

"It's way beyond what I envisioned. It's unbelievable," said U.S. Sen. John Hoeven, R-N.D. "And it's just going to keep growing and getting better."

For a number of reasons, it's difficult to quantify the UAS industry's economic impact on Grand Forks and North Dakota.

To meet accelerating housing needs, the county would have to add an average of 483 additional homes per year, the study found. Currently, the county averages 24 new building permits per year.

The council decided 75% of an organization's board or staff must reside in Grand Forks or Polk counties to be eligible, with a few exceptions.

The Belgian potato processers are moving forward on a $450 million plant on Grand Forks' north end.

The foundation will begin meeting with contractors to discuss upgrades to the existing grass runway at the Emerado facility.

The city's 2026 budget will be up for a public hearing and final approval on Sept. 15.

Council President Dana Sande believes many have misunderstood what the incentive means for taxpayers.

The temperature at Grand Forks International Airport reached a low of 41 degrees, breaking a 54-year-old record for July 17

Also Monday night, the School Board approved a similar incentive for the Agristo potato processing plant.