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North Dakota Is Spending $5 Billion to Flood-Proof Two Cities at Once

North Dakota Is Spending $5 Billion to Flood-Proof Two Cities at Once

The Fargo and Minot megaprojects are hitting their peak cash years simultaneously, and the state's next budget session will decide whether both stay on schedule.

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u/emerging_problem — 1 day ago
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North Dakota: Fishing Guide and Lake Recommendations

Hey there ! I have an opportunity to visit Killdeer, North Dakota in late July. I am very interested in catching pike, or walleye, or trout while I am there. I usually hire a guide when I travel because I like to target trophy size fish . Do you have any recommendations for guides and/or bodies of water to fish ? Northern Pike and Walleye are my favorite species, and I am strictly Catch & Release. Thank you in advance.

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u/Z_double_o — 2 days ago

HELP need to legally break lease over major issues

I am in desperate need of immediate help with legally breaking my lease. The main issue is with the water. I most of the day am getting hot water out of both the hot and cold water side and have been ignored. I just moved in and also had 10+ maintenance requests put in, one being the washer did not work and when fixed, the mildew was so bad it made clothes stink and now needs to be replaced. In the shower specifically too, there is no in between temperatures. It is either scolding hot or so cold it turns you blue. I can’t imagine this is “habitable conditions” and not to mention I pay over 1300 a month. Please if anyone has any advice I would really appreciate it! I start work in a week and a half and have no where else to go!

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u/No-Engineering6556 — 2 days ago

jobs in minot

hi everyone I just moved to minot about a month ago and i’ve been having trouble looking for work. is that common? i’m from boston so I know life can be slower here. I have experience in many different things. I’ve been applying to everything on indeed but not getting many responses. any recommendations on what to do or where I can work? i’ll take anything and work anywhere

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u/ShallotLeather5826 — 3 days ago

Anywhere to get foreign language books in Bismarck ND?

Here for a work trip. I like reading in French but I only brought one book with me and I’m close to finishing. Not looking for dictionaries or textbooks but fiction or non-fiction works

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u/minnesotamonsieur — 2 days ago
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Does anyone here door dash in the bisman area?

I've thought of doing door dash for a little extra cash in my free time. But with the gas prices and the cost of everything else also going up, is it worth it at all? And do you earn by time, or per order? Thanks!

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u/Suspicious-Judge-409 — 3 days ago
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Urgent rehoming needed for two lovely cats in Bismarck, ND

UPDATE 2: we have a solution! I was able to get ahold of the good folks at Kitty City, and they’re sending a volunteer to come pick up the cats for fostering. It’s not something they normally do, but after explaining the extremity of the situation (details I’m not sharing online), they’re making an exception.

THANK YOU SO MUCH to everyone for all the suggestions, resources, prayers and sharing. I can’t express my gratitude that there are still so many good people out there. Moving this edit to the top of the post for visibility.

Here’s the original:

These two lovely cats have suddenly found themselves without an owner (terminally ill), and I’m only able to be in town for the weekend. They’re around 4-5 years old and very sweet. All the shelters I’ve been able to contact are full, and there will be nobody at home with them after tomorrow - this has all been extremely sudden. Please help!
I honestly don’t know much else about the cats, but want to do all I can to make sure they’re taken care of!

EDIT: I do not live here. I flew in from out of state and have to fly back tomorrow! The apartment they are in will become vacant after I leave because the owner is unable to return.

UPDATE: several of you have mentioned Furry Friends Rockin’ Rescue. I’ve reached out to them (among other places) and filled out forms, but haven’t been able to reach an actual person to talk to. If anyone knows of an actual phone number to call for them, that would be immensely helpful!

u/serial_ponderer — 5 days ago

People in MAGA areas - what's the vibe?

I’m curious what the on-the-ground vibe is in deeply red/MAGA areas right now. Are Trump flags still everywhere? Are people taking the bumper stickers off? Do you still see red hats regularly?

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u/sloopywettoppyswife — 4 days ago

How anal is NDHP?

Some states are notorious for the tenacity of their Highway Patrol (Nebraska). Some states are pretty chill (Wyoming). Where does North Dakota fall? Is a radar detector enough to make some good time across the state? Or is it tough going out there? Is there a small town speed trap game going on like in some neighboring states?

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u/LescoBuck — 4 days ago

Yesterday was a flash back to the Dirty Thirties

Kief, ND. There was several times where visibility was down to just a quarter mile. The worst dust storm I have seen in my 11 years of living in North Dakota.

u/Little_Bear_Artist — 6 days ago
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Dust storm in ND

Dust storms East of Minot. These are two photos of the dust storms in 2026. Kinda reminds me of the dust storms of the 1930's. Only 100 years ago

u/Little_BlueBirdy — 7 days ago

Looking to rehome dog

I'm located in Fortuna, ND, and I've been struggling trying to rehome my almost 3 year d blue heeler. Does anyone have any ideas on better ways to rehome him up here?

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u/Physical-Ad-5815 — 6 days ago

Theodore Roosevelt library

My wife and I will be visiting my son in Denver for July Fourth and plan to visit ND for 3-4 days afterward. I have had my eye on TR National Park for years. What is the current status of the TR Library? I imagine 7/4 will be a zoo, what about the days following that? I have been only to Fargo in ND and want to explore a little. Thanks!

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u/Yellowback68 — 6 days ago