Author: Emily Welker

Thinking Green: Home Energy Conservation

An audit you'll love.

We’re expending a ton of energy these days. From buying holiday gifts, to attending events, to cleaning the house, to running errands, and cleaning and decorating around the home, preparing for the holiday season takes a huge amount of effort and time. Why not save energy where you can – around the home? Let Danny Lipford show you why an…

Deputies Respond To Early-Morning Standoff

Around 4:43 a.m., 57-year-old Steven Sorenson of Harwood was arrested without incident.

HARWOOD, N.D — One man has been arrested after a standoff in rural Harwood, North Dakota following shots fired early Tuesday morning. Shortly after midnight, a man called dispatch wanting to make a complaint about an incident that happened at a West Fargo bar. Cass County Sheriff’s Deputies responded to the man’s location in rural Harwood. “Our office had started…

Ask Danny: Battling Higher Bills

They're the last thing you want with the holidays headed your way.

With the holidays approaching at light speed, the last thing you want is a surprise bill in your inbox. Be it higher water, electric or heating costs, it’s important to make sure your money — and your energy — is being put to good use this winter season. Let home improvement expert Danny Lipford show you one of the most…

Power To The (Punk) People: UND Author Publishes Punk Music Book

Think you know what punk's about? Think again.

In a part of the country dominated by, well, country, punk music might be one of our most poorly-understood art forms. That is, until you meet Brian Schill. The assistant director at UND’s Office of Alumni and Community Relations has just come out with his first book, This Year’s Work In the Punk Bookshelf: Or, Lusty Scripts, published by Indiana…

Tech Tip Today: Multiple Gmails

Are they like chips? Or can you only have one?

Gmail is a program that’s increasingly popular for a variety of reasons among a growing consumer base. There are a number of features it offers that are exclusive to the program, which explains much of its appeal. But will the program log into more than one account? Find out with  Francie Black in this week’s Tech Tip Today. Categories: Morning…

Pet Connection: Meet Jellybean

Sweet and tiny.

Jellybean is shivering when she arrives at the KVRR Morning Show studios, and not just because it’s in the single digits outside. The tiny chihuahua is also nervous as heck, but she’s cooperative and well-behaved with visitors and her handler, 4 Luv of Dog rescue worker and founder Kish Hilmert. The sweet-natured little lady was rescued from a hoarding situation…

Flu Season Snapshot

We talked with local health care leaders about what we're up against this year.

  Numbers show that only 46.9% of us 6 months old and older in North Dakota got their flu shot last year.  Brenton Nesemeier, an epidemiologist with the North Dakota State Department of Health, talked with the Morning Show’s live in-studio about why getting your flu shot is so critical for the flu season that’s already underway. Categories: Business, Community,…

App of the Week: Kerb

Rent out your house? Old news. Rent out your bike, parking space, or landing pad? Now that's news.

We all know about listing your house or apartment on AirBNB to bring in some cash on the side — reserve an apartment for February in the Twin Cities for Superbowl with us? Anyone? But it doesn’t need to stop there. People are renting out their bikes, their parking spots, heck, even their helicopter landing pads. Let Francie Black show…

Thinking Green: Spend A Little, Save A Lot

Call this advice an early Christmas gift - the gift of a little green in terms of savings.

It’s awfully tough to celebrate the holidays in the cold. But if you haven’t checked your home for leaks in your heating and cooling duct system, that’s exactly what you’re doing, on a scale you might not notice at first. At least, you won’t notice until you see the rising cost of your heating bill this winter. Let our home…

Ask Danny: Leaky Roof

Track down the source of the dripping and damage.

There’s never a good time of year to spring a leak in the roof of your home. However, winter may be among the nastiest times, with melting snow and mold growth being part of the problem. Making it worse is the fact that you can’t necessarily assume the source of the leak is directly above the damage mark. Let our…