KEYZ-AM (Williston, ND)

Gov. Kelly Armstrong announced Wednesday that North Dakota has submitted its application to the federal Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services for participation in the Rural Health Transformation Program, a new initiative that could bring more than $500 million to the state over five years. The proposal outlines plans to strengthen rural health care by improving access, quality, and outcomes for residents in small and remote communities. “North Dakota is a proud rural state.

Charcoal soaked in beer has arrived just as summer grilling season has started to fire up. Soaking food in beer is nothing new when it comes to grilling. For years, people have been letting their brats sit in a pot of beer before tossing them on the grill. Beer-infused charcoal offers a slight twist on this culinary tradition. Miller Lite and Kingsford-brand charcoal have partnered for this creation, which they are calling "beercoal." This is the third time the two brands have done a collab.

Just like clothes, names also go in and out of style. These days you see about as many babies being named Brittney and Brandon as you do neon windbreakers--not a lot. The Social Security Administration says the top three boy names in the 1990s were Michael, Christopher, and Matthew. For girls, Jessica, Ashley, and Emily. Group of teens hanging out together Some of these names that were once on top are actually at risk of disappearing completely.

As 2025 begins, many North Dakotans are diving into New Year’s resolutions. But let’s be real—sticking to them is tough! Research says it takes 66 days to turn a goal into a habit. That’s over two months of effort. Here’s a game-changing tip: rethink how you phrase your goals. Instead of focusing on what to “quit” or “avoid,” try starting something new.

WILLISTON, N.D. Williston State College (WSC) launched a new pilot program this fall that emphasizes the importance of personal finances. The initiative requires freshman students, and eventually all students, to complete a financial literacy curriculum using SmartwithMyMoney.nd.gov. SmartwithMyMoney.nd.gov is a free resource provided by the state of North Dakota.

When we go to the grocery store in North Dakota, we expect that what we're purchasing is safe to give to our family, right? However, there has seemingly been a significant uptick in food safety issues that have popped up across the nation. Most of the time, these things get caught quickly, with no one being affected. However, there have been a few recent outbreaks that have not only caused illnesses but also death.

North Dakota is full of intelligent people. Have you ever wondered where we rank in comparison to other states? A study was done by Test Guide; it looked at IQ scores, graduation rates, ACT & SAT scores, and percentage of those holding college degrees. The goal of the study was to see which state is the smartest. Mirror Mirror Mirror mirror on the wall which is the smartest state of them all? According to the source, the smartest state overall is Vermont.

Good Morning America's Michael Strahan's daughter's devastating health news. There's nothing that will change your life more than a cancer diagnosis. It's even more ominous when the C-word is associated with a young person. That's exactly what former NFL star Michael Strahan's family is dealing with these days. Nickelodeon Kids' Choice Sports Awards 2017 - Red Carpet According to an article on People, Strahan's twin daughter Isabella has been diagnosed with medulloblastoma, a form of brain cancer.

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Bras for a Cause is a local non-profit organization dedicated to assisting people of Williston and surrounding communities who are battling cancer. They make sure no one fights alone. They recently held their Annual Door Panel Auction at Williston Basin Speedway. Local drivers donated a door panel to be auctioned off at the event. There was also a silent auction. BFAC was able to raise roughly $16,000 that night.