The weather was great today to get out and run the dog, and that's exactly what lots of animal lovers did.
Oktoberfest out at the District had a new theme this year, Hops for Cops.
It has been a decade since the first ever Bismarck Cancer Center Applefest, in honor of the occasion they went apple-bobbing.
The owners of Impact Gallery will move from their current location this coming October.
A convention was held today at Legacy High School and it was a real gamechanger.
The construction of Minot's newest church is completed and it's open to the public.
It's a classic saying: There are old pilots and bold pilots, but there are no "old, bold pilots."
Archaeologists from the State Historic Preservation Office cleared the Dakota Access Pipeline route of any historic sites, but more than 1,000 archaeologists across the country are calling for construction to stop, at least for now.
If you only pay attention to Girl Scouts when they're selling cookies, you're missing out on a lot of the things they do. They spend a lot of time helping in the community.
An EPA regulation that would have priced many agricultural retail facilities out of selling anhydrous ammonia has been struck down by an appeals court in Washington.
For 13 years the Chinese never got to taste a great American Steak. That will now change after China lifted its ban on U.S. beef.
For Florida-native Sam Pincus, every visit to Minot includes a trip to the Roosevelt Park Zoo.
Accomplished runner and triathlete Amy Palmiero-Winters competes in one of the country's toughest ultramarathons - The Angeles Crest 100.
The El Rancho Hotel and many others venues have thrived during the boom. Now the hotel is looking for new owners.
According to the Vision Council of America, approximately 75 percent of adults use some sort of vision correction.
There's some new buzz at the Roosevelt Park Zoo in Minot.
It's been a very tough year for potato growers in some areas of North Dakota. The 2016 crop in the northeast corner of the state is being described as one of the worst ever because of excessive moisture.
A handful of Pulitzer Prize winning authors are in Bismarck this weekend. And, KFYR-TV was fortunate enough to have one of them stop by and visit.
You may not think of Bismarck as having a burgeoning film making scene, but after success with his last movie, one writer and producer has brought the town together to do it again.
The company developing the Dakota Access Pipeline has purchased a North Dakota ranch.
A Jamestown woman is being held in the Stutsman County Correctional Center after being accused of engaging in sexual acts with an 11-month-old child.
Weeds can be a temporary problem for many growers. But one weed is posing a serious one for eastern Montana farmers. It’s called Narrow-Leaf Hawksbeard, and it has been a problem for Alaska and Canada. Now, northeast Montana can be added to that list.
Police said tips and video of a car leaving the scene of the shooting that killed 5 led them to Arcan Cetin, 20, in Oak Harbor, Washington.
Police say numerous tips from the public and security camera footage from the scene helped lead to Saturday's arrest.
"It does not make sense to us how this incident resulted in the loss of life," the brother of Keith Lamont Scott said after new videos were released.
The family of Keith Scott says while it is pleased over the partial release of police body cam and dash camera video of Scott's death, the videos leave more questions than answers for them.
The Civic Center and UN Plaza were cleared after a man with a handgun was spotted, but no shots were fired.
