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Prairie conservation a matter of 'common ground' in new Walsh County conservation district podcast - Vimarsana News

Prairie conservation a matter of 'common ground' in new Walsh County conservation district podcast

“The more that I’ve learned about soil, the more that I’ve learned about the prairie, the more it’s inspired humility and curiosity and wonder about this landscape we occupy,” Josh Anderson said.

Three injured in two crashes near Dunseith - Vimarsana News

Three injured in two crashes near Dunseith

Three people were injured in two separate crashes near Dunseith on Highway-3.

Source: kxnet.com
Two crashes at same site in Rolette County, North Dakota, result in injuries - Vimarsana News

Two crashes at same site in Rolette County, North Dakota, result in injuries

Incidents occurred early Thursday morning, Jan. 4.

The counties with the highest rates of strokes in North Dakota - Vimarsana News

The counties with the highest rates of strokes in North Dakota

For more than a century, strokes have been a leading cause of death among U.S. adults, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. The sudden cerebrovascular event affects nearly 800,000 Americans annually and is also a leading cause of disability.

Source: kxnet.com
The counties with the highest STI rate in North Dakota - Vimarsana News

The counties with the highest STI rate in North Dakota

Sexually transmitted infections are on the rise, putting more people at risk as they spread. Chlamydia rates have nearly doubled since 2000, while the rate of gonorrhea went up by 50% over the same period. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention reports that syphilis rates are reaching levels last seen in the 1950s.

Source: kxnet.com