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Monday’s outcomes
Badger-Greenbush-Center River at Sacred Coronary heart, postponed
Stephen-Argyle 71, Northern Freeze 68
Roseau 67, Lake of the Woods 31

Crimson Lake Falls 65, Win-E-Mac 36
Halftime: Crimson Lake Falls 34, Win-E-Mac 15
Crimson Lake Falls — Brooklyn Cardinal 6, Brea DeRosier 2, Paige Schafer 2, Shandi Nelson 18, Jordan Weiland 2, Lexi Swendra 8, Savanna Nelson 2, Emma Knott 4, Gabby Casavan 21
Win-E-Mac — Nadelly Neubert 8, Kiann Tadman 6, Lauren Kaupang 13, Kiersten Anderson 2, Emily Strom 2, Ava Howard 5

N.D. Area 1 event
Monday’s quarterfinals
Central Cass 49, Wyndmere-L-H 26
Sargent County 58, Maple River 34
Northern Cass 59, Oak Grove 48

N.D. Area 3 event
Monday’s quarterfinals
Kidder County 48, Oakes 31
Linton-HMB 50, LaMoure-L/M 37

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N.D. Area 5 event
Monday’s quarterfinals
Shiloh Christian 71, Flasher 18
Washburn 64, Standing Rock 48
Garrison 51, New Salem-Almont 26
Central McLean 76, Middle-Stanton 15

N.D. Area 6 event
Monday’s quarterfinals
Our Redeemer’s 58, Towner-G-U 36
Bottineau 49, Des Lacs-Burlington 34
Rugby 56, Surrey 35
South Prairie-Max 54, Nedrose 48

N.D. Area 7 event
Monday’s quarterfinals
Bowman County 70, Killdeer 53
Glen-Ullin/Hebron 55, Dickinson Trinity 50
Beulah 50, Richardton-Taylor 37
Grant County/Mott-Regent 51, Hazen 36

N.D. Area 8
Monday’s quarterfinals
Kenmare-Bowbells 58, Trenton 20
New City 53, Stanley 45
Powers Lake-Burke Central 56, Parshall 42
Tioga 55, Mandaree 42

N.D. Area 2 event
In Grand Forks
Monday’s quarterfinals
Thompson 71, Hillsboro-CV 21
Halftime: Thompson 47, Hillsboro-CV 6
Hillsboro-Central Valley — Sadie Gallagher 7, Addison Saure 3, Megan Ensign 1, Kennedy Olsen 1, Elisa Jennen 7, KC Sauvageau 2
Thompson — Olivia Dick 7, Sydney Schwabe 5, Jordan Tozer 2, Addison Sage 12, Clara Stevens 17, Andie Schwab 1, Kya Hurst 12, Jailin Avdem 1, Brenna Martin 14

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Hatton-Northwood 69, Cavalier 56
Halftime: Hatton-Northwood 32, Cavalier 30
Hatton-Northwood — Makenna Gader 17, Amara Howson 19, Kennison Azure 20, Elizabeth Pinke 9, Chloe Bilden 2, Trista Bilden 2
Cavalier — Graessen Helgoe 1, Rylen Burgess 22, Jade Kihne 18, Gracee Thorlakson 2, Eden Service 13

Grafton 46, Park River/F-L 27
Halftime: Grafton 29, Park River/F-L 11
Grafton — Savannah Blackcloud 3, Ainsley McLain 18, Addison Frederickson 4, Kate LeClerc 16, Paityn Ziegelmann 3, Kiera Cole 2
Park River/Fordville-Lankin — Lily Skibicki 3, Addison Skibicki 2, Sophia Markusen 1, Greta Wharam 6, Hannah Halvorson 7, Megan Larson 6, Ella Johnson 2

Could-Port-C-G 63, North Border 25
Halftime: Could-Port-CG 35, North Border 8
North Border — Addison Brown 5, Kierra Helland 3, Jaelyn Johnson 1, Jenna Fraser 5, Taelyn Dunnigan 7, Keira Moore 2, Katelyn Bjornstad 2
Could-Port-C-G — Maysa Larson 4, Allison Stromsodt 2, Raegan Zerface 10, Raina Satrom 14, Danice Hanson 5, Rylee Satrom 22, Kathryn Bradner 4, Hudson Zerface 2

Tuesday’s semifinals
Thompson vs. Hatton-Northwood, 6 p.m.; Could-Port-C-G vs. Grafton, 7:30 p.m.
Thursday’s championship
7:30 p.m.
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N.D. Area 4 event
In Devils Lake
Monday’s quarterfinals
Langdon-E-M 58, North Star 18
Halftime: Langdon-E-M 38, North Star 8
Langdon-Edmore-Munich — J. Swanson 6, M. Romfo 13, C. Badding 12, J. Henderson 23, T. Johnston 4
North Star — Okay. Erickstad 4, R. Stephens 4, M. Nikolaisen 6, M. Wanek 2

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4 Winds-Minn. 57, St. John 45
Halftime: 4 Winds-Minn. 29, St. John 24
4 Winds-Minnewaukan — H. Fasset 8, A. Lawrence 12, Okay. Noticed Wolf 3, A. Gourd 5, S. Robertson 10, G. Robertson 6, S. Gourd 13
St. John — A. Delorme 3, Okay. Keplin 2, A. Jeanotte 7, N. Decoteau 17, A. Morin 1, A. Delorme 3, Okay. Davis 4, Okay. Desjarlais 8

North Prairie 63, Harvey-Wells County 38
Halftime: North Prairie 38, Harvey-Wells County 21
North Prairie — H. Peltier 5, E. Smith 13, L. Motl 11, J. Rosinski 17, R. Hanlan 3, M. Leas 9, M. Casavant 5
Harvey-Wells County — E. Physician 8, B. Keller 10, L. Arnold 5, R. Neumiller 11, B. Heilman 4

New Rockford-Shey. 56, Benson County 34
Halftime: New Rockford-Shey. 32, Benson County 26
New Rockford-Sheyenne — L. Wobbema 4, Okay. Belquist 22, Okay. Allmaras 3, A. Peterson 16, Okay. O’Connor 11
Benson County — E. Fossen 3, Okay. Williams 2, Okay. Knatterud 2, L. Engstrom 4, A. Kenner 12, Okay. Maddock 9, L. Fautsch 2

Tuesday’s semifinals
Langdon-Edmore-Munich vs. 4 Winds-Minnewaukan, 6 p.m.
North Prairie vs. New Rockford-Sheyenne, 20 minutes after first semifinals sport ends
Thursday’s video games
Third place, 6 p.m.
Championship, 20 minutes after third-place sport

N.D. Class B
Week 13 ballot
1. Thompson (4 first-place votes) 124 whole factors, 19-2 total file
2. Kenmare-Bowbells (5) 116, 19-2
3. Central Cass (1) 100, 17-3
4. Rugby (2) 99, 18-2
5. Shiloh Christian (2) 94, 17-2
6. Could-Port CG 77, 18-3
7. Central McLean 67, 19-2
8. Garrison 42, 19-2
9. Bowman County 25, 19-2
10. Oakes 20, 18-3
Others receiving votes: Kindred 13-7, Northern Cass 16-4, Langdon-Edmore-Munich 16-5

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Monday’s outcomes
Grafton 92, Stephen-Argyle 64
Roseau 77, Lake of the Woods 34
Brainerd 80, Fergus Falls 58

Thompson 68, EGF Senior Excessive 59
Halftime: Thompson 29, EGF Senior Excessive 27
Thompson — Drew Overby 23, Brayden Wolfgram 16, Karter Peterson 4, Gavin Krogstad 2, Braden Tyce 4, Jakob Starcevic 19
EGF Senior Excessive — Austin Rusling 10, Clyde Anderson 13, Chase Lindgren 6, Caleb Johnson 4, Drew Carpenter 4, Cooper Smith 5, Damian Bushaw 4, Caleb Zedjlik 7, Carson McDonald 6

N.D. Class B
Week 12 ballot
1. Central Cass (12 first-place votes) 138 whole factors, 19-0 total file
2. 4 Winds-Minnewaukan (2) 124, 18-1
3. Bishop Ryan 107, 17-2
4. Shiloh Christian 85, 16-4
5. Sargent County 79, 18-1
6. Bowman County 70, 16-2
7. North Border 50, 17-2
8. (tie) Beulah 33, 16-3 and Ellendale 33, 16-3
10. North Prairie 30, 18-2
Others receiving votes: Thompson 13-6, Des Lacs-Burlington 14-5, Garrison 16-3, North Star 14-6, Standing Rock 16-3

Minn. Part 8A event
Tuesday’s play-in video games
No. 9 Crookston at No. 8 Park Rapids, 6 p.m.
No. 10 Lake of the Woods at No. 7 Bagley-Fosston, 7 p.m.
Thursday’s quarterfinals
No. 6 Kittson County Central at No. 3 Detroit Lakes, 6 p.m.
Lake of the Woods/Bagley-Fosston winner at No. 2 EGF Senior Excessive, 7 p.m.
Crookston/Park Rapids winner at No. 1 Warroad, 7 p.m.
No. 5 Crimson Lake Falls at No. 4 Thief River Falls, 7 p.m.
Saturday’s video games
At Thief River Falls
Semifinals, 4 and 6 p.m.
Thursday, March 2
At Thief River Falls
Championship, 7 p.m.

N.D. state event
At Ralph Engelstad Area
Thursday’s quarterfinals
East No. 1 Crimson River vs. West No. 4 Jamestown, midday
East No. 3 West Fargo Sheyenne vs. West No. 2 Minot, 2:30 p.m.
East No. 4 Fargo Davies vs. West No. 1 Bismarck Legacy, 5:30 p.m.
East No. 2 Fargo South-Shanley vs. West No. 3 Bismarck Century, 8 p.m.
Friday’s video games
Comfort semifinals, midday and a pair of:15 p.m.
Championship semifinals, 5:30 and eight p.m.
Saturday’s video games
Fifth place, 1:15 p.m.
Third place, 3:30 p.m.
Championship, 6:30 p.m.

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Minn. Class A state event
At Xcel Power Middle
Wednesday’s quarterfinals
No. 2 Proctor/Hermantown vs. Mankato East (random draw), 11 a.m.
No. 3 Orono vs. Luverne (random draw), 1 p.m.
No. 1 Warroad vs. Albert Lea (random draw), 6 p.m.
No. 4 South St. Paul vs. No. 5 Fergus Falls, 8 p.m.
Friday’s semifinals
11 a.m. and 1 p.m.
Saturday’s video games
Third place, 9 a.m.
Championship, 4 p.m.

Minn. Class AA state event
At Xcel Power Middle
Thursday’s quarterfinals
No. 2 Andover vs. Rosemount (random draw), 11 a.m.
No. 3 Edina vs. Lakeville North (random draw), 1 p.m.
No. 1 Minnetonka vs. Centennial/Spring Lake Park (random draw), 6 p.m.
No. 4 Gentry vs. No. 5 Moorhead, 8 p.m.
Friday’s semifinals
6 and eight p.m.
Saturday’s video games
Third place, 11 a.m.
Championship, 7 p.m.

Summit League
Standings
Convention / General
S.D. State 16-0 23-5
North Dakota 10-6 17-9
N.D. State 10-6 16-10
South Dakota 8-8 12-15
Oral Roberts 8-8 11-16
Denver 8-9 12-16
Omaha 7-10 12-16
St. Thomas 6-10 11-15
Western Unwell. 5-11 10-17
Kansas Metropolis 3-13 7-20

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Standings
Convention / General
Minn. Duluth 21-1 24-3
MSU Mankato 19-3 23-3
Augustana 18-4 24-4
St. Cloud St. 14-8 17-9
SW Minn. St. 14-8 17-10
Northern St. 12-10 17-11
UMary 12-10 13-12
MSU Moor. 11-11 14-12
Con.-St. Paul 10-12 13-13
UM Crookston 9-13 10-18
Minot State 8-14 12-16
Wayne State 7-15 11-15
Higher Iowa 6-16 10-17
Winona State 5-17 11-17
Bemidji State 5-17 8-18
Sioux Falls 5-17 8-20
NSIC athletes of the week
North division — Brooke Olson, Minnesota Duluth
South division — Michaela Jewett, Augustana

NSIC event
Tuesday’s first spherical sport
North No. 6 Minnesota Crookston at South No. 3 Southwest Minnesota State, 1 p.m.
Wednesday’s first spherical sport
South No. 6 Higher Iowa at North No. 3 Northern State, midday
South No. 4 Concordia-St. Paul at North No. 5 MSU Moorhead, 6 p.m.
South No. 5 Wayne State at North No. 4 UMary, 6 p.m.
Saturday’s quarterfinals
In Sioux Falls
Concordia-St. Paul/MSU Moorhead winner vs. North No. 1 Minnesota Duluth, 11 a.m.
Wayne State/UMary winner vs. South No. 1 MSU Mankato, 1:30 p.m.
Sunday’s quarterfinals
In Sioux Falls
Higher Iowa/Northern State winner vs. South No. 2 Augustana, 11 a.m.
Minnesota Crookston/Southwest Minnesota State winner vs. North No. 2 St. Cloud State, 1:30 p.m.
Monday, Feb. 27
In Sioux Falls
Semifinals, 11 a.m. and 1:30 p.m.
Tuesday, Feb. 28
In Sioux Falls
Championship, 4 p.m.

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North Star Athletic Affiliation
Standings
Convention / General
Dakota State 13-1 23-5
Mayville State 12-2 20-5
Bellevue 10-4 16-11
Valley Metropolis St. 7-7 14-13
Dickinson St. 7-7 12-16
Viterbo 4-10 7-19
Waldorf 2-12 4-20
Presentation 1-13 2-23
NSAA athlete of the week
Savannah Walsdorf, Dakota State

NSAA event
Tuesday’s quarterfinals
No. 7 Waldorf at No. 2 Mayville State, 5:30 p.m.
No. 5 Valley Metropolis State at No. 4 Dickinson State, 5:30 p.m.
No. 8 Presentation at No. 1 Dakota State
No. 6 Viterbo at No. 3 Bellevue
Saturday’s semifinals
In Watertown, S.D.
1 and three p.m.
Sunday, Feb. 26
In Watertown, S.D.
Championship, 1 p.m.

Summit League
Standings
Convention / General
Oral Roberts 15-0 24-4
S.D. State 11-4 16-11
N.D. State 9-6 12-15
St. Thomas 8-7 17-11
Western Unwell. 8-7 15-11
Kansas Metropolis 7-8 11-17
South Dakota 6-9 11-16
North Dakota 4-11 10-18
Denver 4-12 13-16
Omaha 4-12 8-20

Large Ten
Monday’s consequence
Illinois 78, Minnesota 69

Northern Solar Intercollegiate Convention
Standings
Convention / General
Northern St. 19-3 23-5
MSU Moor. 17-5 22-6
Minn. Duluth 16-6 20-8
Bemidji State 13-9 18-10
Sioux Falls 13-9 18-10
Wayne State 13-9 18-10
Higher Iowa 13-9 16-12
SW Minn. St. 12-10 16-11
MSU Mankato 11-11 17-11
Augustana 11-11 15-13
Winona St. 10-12 15-12
UMary 7-15 11-15
Minot State 7-15 10-16
St. Cloud St. 7-15 10-17
Con.-STPl 6-16 8-20
UM Criminal 1-21 2-26
NSIC athletes of the week
North division — Lorenzo McGhee, MSU Moorhead
South division — Lucas Duax, Higher Iowa

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NSIC event
Tuesday’s first spherical
North No. 5 Minot State at South No. 4 Southwest Minnesota State, 3 p.m.
South No. 6 MSU Mankato at North No. 3 Minnesota Duluth, 3 p.m.
North No. 6 St. Cloud State at South No. 3 Sioux Falls, 5:30 p.m.
Wednesday’s first spherical
South No. 5 Augustana at North No. 4 Bemidji State, 6 p.m.
Saturday’s quarterfinals
In Sioux Falls
Minot State/Southwest Minnesota State winner vs. North No. 1 Northern State, 4:30 p.m.
Augustana/Bemidji State winner vs. South No. 1 Wayne State, 7 p.m.
Sunday’s quarterfinals
In Sioux Falls
MSU Mankato/Minnesota Duluth winner vs. South No. 2 Higher Iowa, 4:30 p.m.
St. Cloud State/Sioux Falls winner vs. North No. 2 MSU Moorhead, 7 p.m.
Monday, Feb. 27
In Sioux Falls
Semifinals, 4:30 and seven p.m.
Tuesday, Feb. 28
In Sioux Falls
Championship, 7 p.m.

North Star Athletic Affiliation
Standings
Convention / General
Mayville State 12-2 22-5
Viterbo 9-5 15-12
Dickinson St. 9-5 13-14
Valley Metropolis St. 8-6 15-13
Bellevue 7-7 15-13
Dakota State 6-8 12-16
Waldorf 4-10 8-18
Presentation 1-13 6-20
NSAA athlete of the week
John Evans, Dickinson State

NSAA event
Tuesday’s quarterfinals
No. 8 Presentation at No. 1 Mayville State, 7:30 p.m.
No. 5 Bellevue at No. 4 Valley Metropolis State, 7 p.m.
No. 6 Dakota State at No. 3 Dickinson State, 8:30 p.m.
No. 7 Waldorf at No. 2 Viterbo
Saturday’s semifinals
In Watertown, S.D.
6 and eight p.m.
Sunday, Feb. 26
In Watertown, S.D.
Championship, 4 p.m.

Sunday’s consequence
Sacred Coronary heart 3, Canisius 2, OT

USA Immediately / USA Hockey Journal
Week 22 ballot
1. Minnesota (17 first-place votes) 662 whole factors, 23-8-1
2. Quinnipiac (17) 659, 26-3-3
3. Denver 600, 24-8-0
4. Michigan 560, 20-10-2
5. Western Michigan 513, 21-10-1
6. St. Cloud State 485, 18-9-3
7. Ohio State 476, 18-11-3
8. Boston 441, 20-10-0
9. Harvard 439, 19-6-2
10. Penn State 408, 19-12-1
11. Michigan Tech 320, 21-8-4
12. MSU Mankato 279, 20-11-1
13. Cornell 234, 16-9-2
14. Northeastern 222, 15-10-5
15. Omaha 214, 17-10-3
16. Merrimack 134, 18-12-1
17. UConn 125, 17-10-3
18. Michigan State 118, 16-16-2
19. Notre Dame 88, 14-14-4
20. UMass-Lowell 61, 16-11-3
Others receiving votes: Alaska-Fairbanks 43, North Dakota 21, RIT 14, Windfall 12, Boston Faculty 7, Bemidji State 4, Colgate 1

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Sunday’s consequence
Ohio State 3, Wisconsin 1

Monday’s consequence
Northwest Missouri State 9, Minnesota Duluth 8

Sunday’s outcomes
Minnesota 2, Virginia 1
Minnesota Crookston 12, Western Oregon 3
Georgian Courtroom 12, Minnesota Crookston 1
Minot State 14, Carroll Faculty (Mont.) 2
Montana State-Billings 4, Bemidji State 1
Minnesota Duluth 3, Missouri-St. Louis 2
Minnesota Duluth 5, Quincy College 1
MSU Mankato 8, Newman 1
MSU Mankato 5, Emporia State 0

UMass 2, North Dakota 0
UMA 010 010 0 –2 5 1
UND 000 000 0 –0 5 1
WP: N. Horton; LP: Makaela Carr
Highlights — UMA: B. Pantoja 1×4, R, C. Whittier 3×4, RBI, J. Shields 1×2, R, Horton 5 SO; UND: Carr 6 SO, Katie Joten 2×3

Monday’s consequence
New Mexico 4, Minnesota 3 (in 12)

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Sunday’s outcomes
Sacramento State 3-4, N.D. State 2-13
UC Santa Barbara 13, Minnesota 2
Minot State 6, Newman 5

Sunday’s outcomes
Minnesota Crookston 6, Higher Iowa 1
UMary 5, MSU Moorhead 2

Sunday’s consequence
Northern Illinois 4, North Dakota 1

Girls’s observe and discipline

Northern Solar Intercollegiate Convention
NSIC athletes of the week
North division — Renea Taylor, Northern State
South division — Lexie Hurst, MSU Mankato

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Northern Solar Intercollegiate Convention
NSIC athletes of the week
North division — Ezekiel Clark, MSU Mankato
South division — Carson Dittel, MSU Mankato





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North Dakota House considers bills on AI in political ads, ‘deepfakes’ • North Dakota Monitor

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Artificial intelligence used for political purposes would require a disclaimer under a bill proposed in the North Dakota Legislature.

The House Government and Veterans Affairs Committee held a hearing Friday on House Bill 1167 that would require a “prominent disclaimer” on any political communication or political advertisement created wholly or in part by artificial intelligence tools.

The disclaimer must read: “This content generated by artificial intelligence.”

Bill sponsor Rep. Jonathan Warrey, R-Casselton, said he expects AI use in political communications to become a much bigger issue in the future.

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Rep. Jonathan Warrey, R-Casselton, speaks during a committee hearing on Jan. 17, 2025. (Michael Achterling/North Dakota Monitor)

“There are other states taking action on this to provide some protections in place, and I think the overall theme is very sound,” Warrey said. 

He added the bill was crafted through consultation with the Secretary of State’s Office and creates a new provision under the Corrupt Practices section of North Dakota Century Code, making any violation punishable by a Class A misdemeanor.

Deputy Secretary of State Sandy McMerty testified in support of the bill. She said AI can be used to help create graphics, write a newsletter and other communication. 

However, if AI is used in political communication, she said the public should be informed. McMerty likened the new policy to statements politicians are already required to attach to their political ads that say who paid for the ad.

Terry Effertz, executive director of advocacy group TechND, testified against the bill, telling lawmakers the proposal is too broad.

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“The bill, to be honest, is a reaction to hypothetical concerns, rather than a solution to documented harm,” Effertz said. “AI is evolving and hasty legislation in this area could inhibit legitimate uses while failing to address the actual risks.”

Terry Effertz, executive director of TechND, speaks during a committee hearing on Jan. 17, 2025. (Michael Achterling/North Dakota Monitor)

Because AI has become widely embedded in digital content and software, it could lead to “disclosure overload,” she said.

“Really what we need to focus on is the fact that deepfakes are the real threat here,” Effertz said.

A separate proposal, House Bill 1320, would outlaw the fraudulent use of deepfake videos and images in North Dakota. 

Deepfakes, or videos, images or recordings manipulated by generative AI, have caused concerns about spreading misinformation. The bill would make the creation, possession and release of deepfake videos and images, without the consent of the person featured, a Class A misdemeanor. 

Rep. Josh Christy, R-Fargo, the prime sponsor of the bill, said deepfakes are a threat to North Dakotans because it’s become more difficult to determine what is real and what is fake. 

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He said the intent of his bill is to prevent someone from using someone else’s likeness without permission. The bill is not limited to deepfakes used for political purposes.

“If I’m able to take a video of you, upload it to a service, and then be able to represent you in a way that you don’t want, it’s not a good thing,” Christy said.

A public hearing on the bill is at 11 a.m. Monday in Room 327B at the Capitol. Christy said he plans to play a video of himself reading a portion of the Gettysburg Address in Russian, German and from a female avatar that he programmed though software.

He said he doesn’t want to cross any lines with satire or First Amendment concerns and hopes to get some feedback during the hearing.

“I don’t know where that line is,” he said. “Hopefully the Attorney General’s Office or others will come out for testimony on this and help clarify any amendments.”

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The committee did not take immediate action on the bill related to disclosures of AI in political ads. Written testimony on the bill addressing deepfakes can be submitted online until 8 a.m. Monday.

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Jelly Roll to headline 2025 North Dakota State Fair

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MINOT, N.D. (KFYR) – A big North Dakota State Fair announcement. We now know who will headline the fair this year.

Jelly Roll is set to take the main stage in Minot on Sunday, July 20.

The Grammy-nominated artist also played at the state fair in 2023.

He just finished his sold-out arena tour, “Beautifully Broken” making 2024 his most successful year.

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Single tickets for Jelly Roll will be 80 dollars, it’s the same price for reserved seating or standing-room spots.

Tickets go on sale on March 3.

You can get them online, in person, or at one of seven kiosks throughoUt the state.

The North Dakota State Fair will soon release the other artists joining the line-up with Jelly Roll and Bailey Zimmerman.

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South Dakota State soars past North Dakota

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BROOKINGS — The Jackrabbits had their shootin’ boots on Thursday night against North Dakota, blowing past the Fighting Hawks 109-73 before a First Bank & Trust Arena crowd of 3,261 in one of the most impressive offensive performances in recent memory by South Dakota State.

The win marked the second most points they’ve ever scored against a Division I opponent (fans may remember the 139 they dropped on Savannah State in 2018), and their .656 field goal percentage is the fourth-best of the D1 era.

Joe Sayler had 25 points for the Jacks — all of them coming in the first half — while Isaac Lindsey had 13, Oscar Cluff and Kalen Garry 12 and Jaden Jackson 11, as all 11 active players on the roster scored.

But hot shooting and scoring exploits aside, the Jacks needed this win. An 0-2 road trip last week dropped them to 1-2 in league play, and while it’s far too early to really be worrying about the standings, SDSU wanted to end the losing streak before it became an actual streak.

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“It was an important win, especially back on our home court,” said Lindsey, who was 5-of-7 from the floor and 3-of-5 from beyond the arc. “We knew this week in practice that this was a big game after a tough road trip and the coaches were on us but they stayed super positive with us. That helped us come to work with a good attitude, so we were gonna get back on track at home.”

Both teams started out hot, with SDSU leading 32-28 at the midpoint of a fast-paced first half. But the Hawks started to gradually cool off (or the Jacks played better defense), while SDSU just kept on ripping the nets.

The Jacks connected on 71 percent of their shots from the field before the break, and actually kept pushing that shooting percentage higher in the early stages of the second half before finally cooling off.

“We started off a little slow on the defensive end but we picked it up late in the half and when we play good defense our offense comes along,” said Sayler, who was 10-of-13 from the floor and hit 4-of-7 3-pointers. “We just trust each other to make the right play, shots went in tonight and that’s what we needed on our home floor.”

Matthew Mors had nine points, four rebounds and four assists, Owen Larson had six points, six rebounds and four assists and Damon Wilkinson had eight points and four rebounds.

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Amar Kuljuhovic had 14 points to lead the Fighting Hawks (7-13, 1-4), while SDSU held UND’s leading scorer, Treysen Eaglestaff, to 12 points on 3-of-11 shooting. Mier Panoam had 10 points, six rebounds and three assists. The Hawks shot 47 percent in the first half but a dreadful 21 percent (7-of-32) in the second.

It’s almost become a running gag how Jacks coach Eric Henderson always focuses on and talks about his team’s defense no matter how well they play on offense, but this game figured to put that to the test. One of the most efficient and entertaining offensive performances the Jacks have put together in Henderson’s tenure — would he still credit the defense first in his postgame remarks? Of course he did, and when teased about it, the coach offered no apologies.

“You know me,” Henderson said with a laugh. “Joe’s performance was pretty special. The pace that we played with and how we shared the basketball is as good as we’ve done all year.”

Matt Zimmer is a Sioux Falls native and longtime sports writer. He graduated from Washington High School where he played football, legion baseball and developed his lifelong love of the Minnesota Twins and Vikings. After graduating from St. Cloud State University, he returned to Sioux Falls, and began a long career in amateur baseball and sports reporting. Email Matt at mzimmer@siouxfallslive.com.

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