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2 days ago | kxnet.com | Amber Schatz

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2 days ago | kxnet.com | Nathanial House

BISMARCK, N.D. (KXNET) — Julie Schirado and Meg Heuer from the Furry Friends Rockin’ Rescue got the chance to introduce everyone to her new canine companion, Barbie. Barbie is a mixed breed that totals out to be a love-bug. She is full of energy and life, and she just wants to share with with everyone around her. She’s great with animals and humans smaller than she is and already so well behaved — especially when treats are involved.

2 days ago | kxnet.com | Keonia Swift

BISMARCK, ND (KXNET) — Educators from across North Dakota spent the week diving into one big question: How can we better prepare students for a world driven by technology? They met in Bismarck for IgniteND, a conference focused on helping teachers bring computer science, artificial intelligence, and other tech tools into classrooms from kindergarten through college. The event took place at the new Advanced Technology Center.

3 days ago | kxnet.com | Keonia Swift

BISMARCK, ND (KXNET) — School’s out in Bismarck, and many parents are trying to keep their kids busy and learning. For families looking beyond traditional summer camps, one local option is putting science and problem-solving front and center. Gateway to Science in Bismarck is offering weekly summer camps focused on STEM — science, technology, engineering, and math — for students entering grades 1-9.

3 days ago | kxnet.com | Keonia Swift

BISMARCK, ND (KXNET) — If you can’t call 911, you can text it, but chances are, you didn’t know that. While this emergency option has been available in North Dakota for years, few people are using it. Dispatchers say they receive about 15 emergency texts a month, which is a surprisingly low number, considering how widely we rely on texting in daily life. But for the people who do use it, texting 911 isn’t a convenience. It’s a lifeline.