Here's your local news at a glance for Tuesday, the 11th of March.
Good morning, Bismarck.
🏘️ Community
The Bismarck Fire Department has implemented additional burn restrictions for residents when the fire danger index reaches 'Very High' or 'Extreme' levels.
Firefighters participate in specialized training to efficiently rescue individuals from potentially deadly trench collapses by learning techniques to stabilize trenches and ensure safety.
🚨 Crime
In Bismarck, a police officer was injured after being hit by a vehicle during a traffic stop, leading to the woman driver being shot by police.
The last defendant in a fentanyl trafficking case to Bismarck from Michigan received a 10-year prison sentence.
🌲 Environment
Bismarck is undertaking the Tyler Coulee Extension project to enhance drainage in the watershed, aiming to eliminate high hazard dams and reduce downstream flooding, funded by special assessments and stormwater utilities.
🏛️ Government
The Senate passed a bill allowing the direct sale of raw milk products like butter and cream, with a labeling amendment for products using raw milk.
🏈 Sports
KFYR+ provides insights on North Dakota's Division AA Boys and Girls State Basketball tournaments with analysis from The Hoopster's Perry Hanson.
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