Alderman Rob Fuller sits down with Minot Matters to break down the findings of the City Council-authorized investigation into the Minot Police Department and its Chief, John Klug. In this in-depth conversation, Fuller unpacks the report’s claims, the implications for the department, and what the next steps could be.

In this episode of Matter Matters, Miranda Schuler shares her inspiring journey to the Ward County Commission ballot. Miranda secured over 300 write-in votes in the June election, earning her place in the race. She dives into what motivated her to run, her stance on the budget, and her take on the Minot Chamber/EDC forum. This engaging conversation covers the key challenges facing Ward County and much more.

Mike Blessum joins Minot Matters to talk the 2025 prelim city budget. He talks about the presentation by the City, Federal Funding, Employee Pay Packages, and the goal of decreasing property taxes.

Lisa Olson, City Council Vice President, joins Minot Matters to discuss details from the 2025 budget. Her and host, Jonathan Starr, go through some of the major items including the 28 million dollar budget increase, potential decrease in property taxes, federal funding, and more!

City Councilman Rob Fuller joins The Dakotan to talk about his first budget process experience. He gives insights to federal funding, a new city bus, potential pay plans and more.

Minot Mayor Tom Ross joins The Dakotan to talk the details of the 2025 proposed budget for the City of Minot. Mayor Ross discusses some of the things he is excited about in 2025, some of the concerns for the new budget, and how much consideration should be given to federal funding.

Minot City Council President Mark Jantzer joins Minot Matters to talk about the 2025 Minot City Budget. A lot was talked about including the City Employee pay plan, Federal Funding, and a whole lot more.

Minot City Manager stops by The Dakotan studio to chat about the current budget discussions that are happening with the Minot City Council. Some of the things discussed is a new pay plan for City Employees, how federal funding impacts city decisions, and a whole lot more.