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Recent News in Bismarck

Apr 2nd, 2025 👍 4442

Bismarck-Burleigh Public Health said today it will join the National Day of Action to take down tobacco by working with advocates to expose Big Tobacco’s harmful practices (targeting youth and vulnerable groups). The initiative aims to boost public awareness and promote healthier choices.

Apr 2nd, 2025 👍 4451

Ian Cramer, a Bismarck man, received three years of supervised probation on Monday for actions at Sanford Medical Center in December 2023 that preceded a high-speed chase which killed a Mercer County deputy—he is already serving a twenty-eight year prison sentence for the fatal crash.

Apr 2nd, 2025 👍 1849

USDA funding freezes and layoffs have disrupted key projects for local farmers and nonprofits, forcing some contracts to continue without full backing while others, such as the Local Food Purchase Assistance and Local Food for Schools and Child Care programs, were terminated. FARRMS (Foundation for Agricultural and Rural Resource Management and Sustainability) and other partners now face delays and uncertainty as officials review funding, with some projects postponed until the next growing season.

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