Emmeline Ivy

2 months ago | kfyrtv.com | Emmeline Ivy

BISMARCK, N.D. (KFYR) - Earlier this month, the Keystone Pipeline spilled 3,500 barrels of crude oil onto agricultural land, according to the state Department of Environmental Quality. Federal employees with the Pipeline and Hazardous Materials Safety Administration have since removed the damaged part of the pipeline to analyze and determine the cause. That could take a month or more, but in the meantime, the pipeline is flowing again, and much of the spilled oil won’t be going to waste.

2 months ago | kfyrtv.com | Emmeline Ivy

BISMARCK, N.D. (KFYR) - Inmates at the state penitentiary are experiencing a type of transformation they say is only possible with God on their side. It’s all thanks to some patience, a program through Evangel and a promise of what’s to come. Inside the walls of the North Dakota State Penitentiary, transformation can feel like a long shot. But for a growing number of inmates here, that change is taking shape—one question, one prayer, one conversation at a time.

2 months ago | kfyrtv.com | Emmeline Ivy

BISMARCK, N.D. (KFYR) - It’s almost time to snag some paddlefish, but with the season approaching, North Dakota Game and Fish (NDGF) wants to remind people about the sensitivity of the population. Fisheries experts say this year’s populations are holding steady, but it’s important neither North Dakota nor Montana surpass the 1,000 fish harvest cap. Game and Fish employees say the species takes a lot of intense management and monitoring to identify the numbers.

2 months ago | kfyrtv.com | Emmeline Ivy

SHERIDAN COUNTY, Mont. (KFYR) - A head-on collision in Sheridan County, Montana left two dead and three injured Saturday afternoon. The Montana Highway Patrol said around 4:20 p.m., two people were traveling in a vehicle west in a pickup truck on S517 near Plentywood. The patrol said the truck collided head-on with an eastbound sedan with three occupants. The report from the patrol said both vehicles left the roadway, both overturning at least once.

2 months ago | kfyrtv.com | Emmeline Ivy

BISMARCK, N.D. (KFYR) - If you’re an older adult who’s grown up in the Christian church, you may have noticed women tended to be a bit more involved and religious than men, but statistics indicate that trend is changing. Beginning in 2022, a shift began that continues this year, with about 30% of men saying they attend weekly, compared to 27% of women. It’s a day like any other for 19-year-old Grant Hauge, who travels from Flasher to Bismarck every Sunday to attend Evangel Church.