Elizabeth Shores is a journalist for KFYR-TV in Bismarck, North Dakota, specializing in local news coverage. With a focus on community-related topics, Elizabeth's articles cover a range of subjects including health, lifestyle, culture, and current events in the Bismarck area. She is dedicated to providing informative and engaging content to her viewers.
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STANDING ROCK (SIOUX COUNTY) - For nearly 20 years, the Standing Rock Sioux tribe has been conducting buffalo roundups. However, last year's didn't happen.
The Highway Patrol is offering virtual ride-alongs to anyone who wants to know what a day in their career field looks like. Some days it's routine truck stops, but other days are more action-packed.
Dean of Health Sciences Dr. Mary Dockter said students will work in the nursing home during that time, and the program should make the nursing career more accessible to the community.
Fundraiser organizer Kelci Hanson said that money will be split evenly between five families. For some families, that might mean rebuilding or repairing their homes or paying for temporary housing. She said so far, they've managed to raise quite a bit of money.
Bismarck Police said from midnight on the 19th to 7 a.m. this morning, it has taken 26 crash reports. A few of those resulted in injuries. Mandan Police reports that from five o'clock onwards last night, they received nine crash reports.
BISMARCK, N.D. (KFYR) - There are plenty of jobs that you can't fully understand until you're out in the field, like law enforcement. However, the Highway Patrol is preparing students at its basic training academy as best as they can by giving them the in-field experience virtually.
BISMARCK, N.D. (KFYR) - First responders finally have a chance to catch a breath after an intense couple of months.
BISMARCK, N.D. (KFYR) - Two little bunnies are making a big impact on the residents at Missouri Slope in Bismarck.
The day marked the start of a new journey for more than just Rowdy. Game and Fish Director Jeff Kelly said they invited seniors from local high schools to attend the ceremony because their paths are more similar to his than you might think.
More commonly known as “whooping cough,” this illness is particularly dangerous for very young and very old people, as well as those with compromised immune systems. Pediatric Nurse Practitioner Mary Jeppson at Essentia Health in Bismarck said we're seeing five times more cases in North Dakota this year than last.
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