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The special enrollment period will continue until Aug. 15. Written By: News staff | × The Blue Cross Blue Shield building in Fargo. Forum News Service file photo FARGO — Blue Cross Blue Shield of North Dakota has announced it will extend its special enrollment period until Aug. 15. The extension will allow North Dakota residents to enroll in or evaluate health care coverage. There is no qualifying criteria for those who are marketplace-eligible to enroll. "Our focus has always been our members," Blue Cross Blue Shield CEO Dan Conrad said in a news release. "The COVID-19 pandemic has crea...

Record Number of Breaches Detected Amid #COVID19 The study looked at a total of 29,207 security incidents from 83 contributors across the globe, of which 5,258 were confirmed breaches. This represented a substantial rise compared to last year’s report, in which there were 3,950 breaches identified. There was a significant increase across a number of different attack vectors, which the researchers believe was fueled by the shift to home working as a result of COVID-19. Phishing and ransomware attacks went up by 11% and 6%, respectively, while instances of misrepresentation increased 15-fold...

North Dakotans offered additional opportunity to enroll in or make changes to their coverage without a qualifying life event

February 26, 2021 By Waterways Journal Conrad Shipyard hosted a steel-cutting ceremony February 5 at the company’s Deepwater South shipyard in Amelia, La., to officially launch the construction of a 6,500-cubic-yard trailing suction hopper dredge for Great Lakes Dredge & Dock (GLDD). The dredge is scheduled for delivery before the end of the second quarter of 2023. “The steel-cutting for this new hopper dredge is an important milestone for Great Lakes as we strategically invest in our fleet capacity to meet the nation’s mar...

Local residents weigh-in on Super Bowl LV, Tom Brady February 7, 2021 RAPID CITY, S.D. — The Super Bowl is always a popular event nationwide, but with less than ideal weather in Rapid City, how did residents spend their evening…and who were they hoping would come out on top? The streets of Rapid City were relatively quiet, and weather may have played a part.  Many bars and restaurants say Super Bowl Sunday is usually a slow day, as many people host home parties – weather did not help this year. Those who braved the weather hoped to show support to the community.