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Published April 13, 2021 at 5:37 PM MDT Michael Saechang CC BY-SA 2.0 Today on Colorado Edition, we learn about a new bill aiming to make ski resorts more accountable for public safety. Then we hear about new calls for assault weapon bans and other gun control measures in the wake of the Boulder shooting. Plus, we hear from a Second Amendment rights activist about how gun owners — not just legislators — should play a part in preventing mass shootings. Today’s guests include: Lesley Hollywood, executive director of Rally for Our Rights. And today's show features reporting from:...

‘This is one I’m willing to cut’: East Grand Forks Council split on proposal to replace librarian East Grand Forks officials OK'd the addition of a public services librarian at the city's Campbell Library in 2017. The woman who held that job quit at the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic, and council members, wary of its cost-to-benefit ratio and how much use the job would have while the library was mostly closed, voted not to find a replacement. Now that the library is slowly but surely reopening, Campbell staff and some city officials hope to revisit that decision, but at...

East Grand Forks City Council to seek more consultants for arena, sales tax push Administrators at East Grand Forks City Hall plan to look for consultants to help the city with "pre-referendum" work as the city continues to look for ways – financial and logistical – to fix up its aging ice arenas and some baseball diamonds. 7:04 pm, Jan. 26, 2021 × "Base Priority" work at The East Grand Forks Civic Center would cost $5.7 million, according to an estimate presented by city staff to City Council members on Tuesday, Aug. 12. That work includes replacing the arena's agi...

watch live For 5 Questions this week the Herald speaks to Jeff VanGrinsven, who owns Heroes Rise Coffee Company. The business began in Bemidji, Minnesota, and recently opened a location in Crookston. Construction is going well thus far and the project is expected to be completed in early summer, according to Brian Larson, UND’s director of construction management. After construction is complete, staff will spend the remaining summer months transitioning into the new Memorial Union. Everything should be set to go by the fall semester, he said. The city’s Economic Development Authority appr...

New UND Memorial Union will feature Chick-fil-A, Starbucks, Panda Express There will be expanded space for student organizations, a large ballroom and a study stairwell, where students will be able to sit and study or just hang out. 9:00 am, Jan. 23, 2021 × A view from above a lounge area at the new UND Memorial Union. The building is expected to be completed sometime this summer. Photo by Eric Hylden/Grand Forks Herald The interior of the new Memorial Union is beginning to take shape on the UND campus. “Just to know that students had an idea for something like this...