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News from local newsrooms
From KFYR-TV and KX News, gathered by TMI, 6AM City’s local news service, in the last two days.
KFYR-TV11 hours ago
KMOT First News at Six Sportscast - 11/02/2026, on KFYR-TVKFYR-TV13 hours ago
National Calendar Day - Deviled Egg Day - 11/2/2026, on KFYR-TVNorth Dakota Today
KFYR-TV13 hours ago
North Dakota Today - Crafty Ladies Vendor Show - 11/2/2026, on KFYR-TVNorth Dakota Today
KFYR-TV13 hours ago
North Dakota Today - Invisible Ink with Gateway to Science - 11/2/2026, on KFYR-TVNorth Dakota Today
KFYR-TV13 hours ago
North Dakota Today - North Dakota Warrior Knights - 11/2/2026, on KFYR-TVNorth Dakota Today
KX News17 hours ago
Studio Entertainment: Friendsgiving Gathering at Eclipse Venue featuring Anonymous Phenomenon & Avantide, on KX NewsBISMARCK, ND (KXNET) — In today’s Studio Entertainment, Amber discussed the upcoming Friendsgiving Gathering at Eclipse Venue. Nolan Falcon of Anonymous Phenomenon and the Friendsgiving Turkey were in-studio to help spread the word about the musical acts that will be performing Wednesday, November 25. Friendsgiving is expected to be a fun-filled event, featuring bands Anonymous
In brief
The short notes of Daily Bismarck’s last two editions. Open one to read it, with its sources.
Deer tagsAround 500 deer hunters have sent back tags before the season.
Around 500 deer hunters have sent back tags before the season. Four units near Bismarck, Standing Rock and Dickinson are closed to harvesting does, and hunters in 13 units could return tags for a refund and their bonus points because of EHD.
News Notes · Today’s editionSource: KX News
Wetlands grantDucks Unlimited was awarded $9 million through the North American Wetlands Conservation Act for three projects.
Ducks Unlimited was awarded $9 million through the North American Wetlands Conservation Act for three projects. That includes $3 million for the Missouri Coteau Working Wetlands Project Phase V, paired with more than $6.07 million in matching funds to conserve about 17,846 acres in North Dakota.
Around North Dakota · Today’s editionSource: Minot Daily News