North Dakota Senate Minority Chief Kathy Hogan fell and hit her head Tuesday morning, the primary day of the legislative session.
She instructed the Tribune she tripped on a rug and hit her head whereas going out the Capitol’s west entry. She spoke to the newspaper from an emergency room in Bismarck, the place she discovered she has a cracked kneecap and a gentle concussion.
Hogan, D-Fargo, stated she was “doing high-quality” however has a headache and expects to have “a really ugly face the following couple days.”
Hogan, 74, will probably be on crutches and can take part in her committees remotely from her Bismarck resort.
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“It is an uncommon strategy to begin a session,” she stated.
She praised Rep. Todd Porter, R-Mandan, and Sen. Brad Bekkedahl, R-Williston, each skilled in emergency medical companies, for his or her “glorious response” to her fall.
Individuals are additionally studying…
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Hogan is the brand new Senate minority chief. Her caucus contains 4 Democrats within the 47-member Senate.
The 2023 Legislature convened Tuesday, listening to from Turtle Mountain Band of Chippewa Tribal Chairman Jamie Azure, state Supreme Court docket Chief Justice Jon Jensen and Gov. Doug Burgum.
Home Republican chief Rep. Kevin McCarthy says he is in a “battle for the convention and the nation” as he fights for the votes to be elected Speaker of the Home. Home Republicans courted chaos Tuesday on the opening day of the brand new Congress, with McCarthy sparring behind closed doorways with a bunch of right-flank conservatives who’re refusing to provide him their votes to grow to be Home speaker. Even earlier than Congress convened, the scene enjoying out on Capitol Hill was one among upheaval and uncertainty. The standoff means McCarthy, after having led his celebration to a slim Republican majority, was greedy for his political survival, attempting to keep away from being the primary nominee for speaker in 100 years to fail to win an preliminary vote for the gavel.
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Attain Jack Dura at 701-250-8225 or jack.dura@bismarcktribune.com.
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KILLDEER, N.D. — The North Dakota Highway Patrol has identified the Cass County man killed Saturday, May 31, in a motorcycle crash in western North Dakota.
According to the North Dakota Highway Patrol, Gene Schepp, 71, of Gardner, was riding a 2010 Harley-Davidson motorcycle Saturday on Highway 22 near mile marker 123, north of Killdeer. Schepp failed to negotiate a curve and overturned. He was wearing a helmet but died of his injuries.
The Highway Patrol continues to investigate the crash. The Killdeer Area Ambulance, Dunn County Sheriff’s Office and West Dunn Fire Department also responded to the crash.
Located in Dunn County, Killdeer is 35 miles north of Dickinson.
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The Rough Rider Center and Watford City Parks and Recreation are gearing up for their Kick Off to Summer Weekend, a jam-packed celebration of community, food, fun, and America’s favorite pastime. This annual tradition is set to begin on Wednesday, June 4, and run through Sunday, June 8, with activities for all ages.
EVENT HIGHLIGHTS:
Wednesday, June 4: Alumni Baseball Game
The week kicks off with a special Walleye Alumni vs. Alumni Baseball Game, celebrating the legacy and talent of past Walleye players. Join us for a night of nostalgia and community pride.
Get ready to eat! The Food Truck Rodeo runs from Thursday, June 5 through Saturday, June 7 Enjoy a wide variety of local and regional favorites. Admission into the Food Truck Rodeo is FREE this year. A huge thank you to Son Oil Field Services for their generous support as our Title Sponsor of the Food Truck Rodeo.
Thursday also marks the beginning of the Doug Johnsrud Memorial Baseball Tournament, showcasing teams from North Dakota, Montana and Wyoming. Baseball fans won’t want to miss this exciting four-day tournament, featuring our hometown Walleye team. Special thanks to the Johnsrud Family, American Legion, FIBT, Lund Oil, and all of our sponsors for making this tournament possible.
Friday, June 6: Touch-a-Truck
Bring the kids out for our always-popular Touch-a-Truck Event! Young ones can climb aboard and explore trucks and large vehicles from across the county—yes, they can even honk the horns! Event time runs from 1-4pm, with a special sensory inclusive time scheduled from 1-2 p.m.
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Rough Rider Center 2209 Wolves Den Parkway PO Box 1739, Watford City, ND 58854701-842-3665. http://www.roughridercenter.com.
Saturday, June 7:
Live Music with Wedge
After the final baseball game of the evening, stick around as local rock band Wedge takes the stage with energetic covers from the ’90s and 2000s. Music begins after the 7 p.m. game—don’t miss it. Thursday to Sunday: Bounce House Fun Throughout the weekend, kids can enjoy the bounce house in the Fieldhouse. A great way to burn off energy while the rest of the family enjoys the festivities! This entire weekend is FREE and open to the public thanks to the incredible support from our community sponsors. Come out and enjoy great food, family-friendly activities, and top-tier baseball in an unforgettable start to summer. Let’s celebrate in the best way–TOGETHER, as a community!
