Coverage dated December 28, 2023

Burgum declares ice storm emergency; warm weather wave to soon end in North Dakota

Headline from Bismarck Tribune

Gov. Doug Burgum has declared a statewide emergency for widespread utility infrastructure damage caused by this week's ice storm, which left more than 20,000 state residents in the dark.

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6 articles, oldest first.

  1. UPI

    North Dakota Gov. Doug Burgum declares state of emergency after ice storm (opens UPI)

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    UPI's feed description

    North Dakota Gov. Doug Burgum declared a statewide state of emergency Friday as a severe ice storm over the Christmas holiday caused tens of thousands of people to lose power.

  2. Fox News

    North Dakota governor declares emergency for ice storm that left thousands without power (opens Fox News)

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    Fox News's feed description

    More than 20,000 North Dakotans were left without power in the wake of a powerful ice storm that struck the Great Plains over the Christmas holiday.

  3. InForum

    Gov. Burgum issues emergency declaration for North Dakota in wake of ice storm (opens InForum)

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    InForum's feed description

    Thousands of people remain without power from the ice storm that affected portions of central and eastern North Dakota

  4. Bismarck Tribune

    Burgum declares ice storm emergency; warm weather wave to soon end in North Dakota (opens Bismarck Tribune)

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    Bismarck Tribune's feed description

    Gov. Doug Burgum has declared a statewide emergency for widespread utility infrastructure damage caused by this week's ice storm, which left more than 20,000 state residents in the dark.

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