Traffic in front of Longfellow Elementary changed a bit this year, with parking banned in the eastbound lane of traffic.
With no sign of an oil price recovery, two Williston hotels are closing down.
The North Dakota Conference of Social Welfare is almost 100 years old.
In 2013, a new neighborhood was being built in Epping and times couldn't have been better. But now, that same area is up for auction.
Public input is needed for a new master plan detailing the land use of the Missouri Valley Complex.
"They are a normal person on the outside. You could be talking to someone and you would never know."
A Florida man accused of killing three people in a crash in Divide County has been arrested and is being held on a $15,000 bond.
Following concerns from the public and city council members, construction crews have set a date for when traffic will reopen in both directions at 16th Street southwest near Burdick Expressway.
A local Minot couple who owns three McDonald's restaurants in the area gave back to the community Wednesday for National Good Neighbors Day.
Viking games are followed by a lesson in Viking fighting at Norsk Hostfest.
A man charged in a Minot murder who was arrested in Las Vegas three months ago stood before a judge in Minot for the first time Sept. 28.
In what can be one of the worst times in a person’s life, victim service providers come in and give hope, healing and a shoulder to cry on.
The Vikings are back at Hostfest with more fun and games.
There are some Scandinavian cooks sharing the Nordic Greens with the Vikings at this year's Norsk Hostfest.
Lower prices paid to producers generally means lower prices consumers have to spend. That's been obvious at the pump for about a year but other commodities may also be getting cheaper for consumers.
Many small businesses do what they can simply to stay afloat. Now, they're being encouraged to grow, not just regionally, but internationally.
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Police responded to a protest action at a Dakota Access Pipeline site south of St. Anthony at around 1 p.m. Wednesday.
A stabbing in Jamestown Wednesday morning landed one person in the hospital.
Stenehjem is giving the company 30 days to say how the land will be used.
A federal judge has agreed to delay the trial for a Minot neurosurgeon accused of child sex crimes.
Bismarck Pro Football announced its intention to play in the Champions Indoor Football League today, beginning in February.
Two fatal shootings this week raise the question: If officers have less lethal weapons in their arsenal, then why wouldn't they use them?
"Today I judge people not by their origin or political stance, but by their behavior," the last surviving member of a right-wing terrorist trio said.
Twenty-seven percent of likely women voters said the debate worsened their opinion of Trump. Nearly a third said their opinion of Clinton had improved.
The former president was among those to mourn the former Israeli leader outside Israel's parliament.
El Cajon police had said a distraught man "took a shooting stance" with an item pulled from his pocket before an officer fatally shot him Tuesday.
