Carson Wentz and the Eagles are off this week, so it’s his chance to get away from the bright lights and big city of Philadelphia.
A 40-year-old Bismarck man will spend about two years in prison for assaulting a man, resulting in the victim being shot in the chest.
A sixth trial delay has been granted by a federal judge in North Dakota for a flight attendant accused of fabricating bomb threats back in July of 2015. Justin Cox-Server's attorney asked for more time to prepare for trial.
Investigators are searching for answers into what caused the deadly Hoboken train crash.
Government shutdown averted. With less than 48 hours until their deadline, Congress successfully passed a government funding bill. But in a few months, they’ll be at it again. The process has lawmakers on both sides fed up with the system. Washington Correspondent Kellie Meyer reports.
The Magic Cash Mobbers were at it again Sept. 29, mobbing another Minot business.
With less than half of millennials expected to vote in this year's presidential election, one school is using a new seal to show students the importance of letting your voice be heard.
Despite the slowdown, the Bakken is still expected to grow over the next 15 years.
There are more students at Dickinson State University this semester.
Hostfest named its three winners for the annual Chester Awards Thursday night.
Police tried to stop a car Thursday morning that had been reported stolen from Bismarck Wednesday.
There's a growing debate about whether those protesting the construction of the Dakota Access Pipeline are truly peaceful.
Martie the canine is day-blind, meaning he can't see clearly in bright lights.
A group of refugees from all 50 states are in Washington this week, sharing their stories of survival and trying to change opinions.
The Williston Police Department is asking for the public's helping finding Nathan Hartman.
Couple of months ago, Williston hired a new Chamber of Commerce Director. Now, the city of Sidney joins the list.
The Ryder Cup golf showdown between the United States and Europe gets underway Friday in Minnesota.
Morton County has released a statement about an aircraft seen in videos and photos that some say was spraying in the vicinity of Dakota Access Pipeline protesters on Sept. 28.
Adopted when he was only a few months old, Hill grew up in Washburn, N.D. He wound up as a Secret Service agent in Denver, and then the White House, guarding the lives of five U.S. Presidents.
After expanding from an online retailer to a store front in Bismarck, Jenz Trendz is bringing contemporary fashion finds to shoppers of all sizes.
Anxiety and fear about going to the dentist is nothing new. Many people have concerns about their teeth being worked on, so they just don't go.
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A Minot man arrested last month as part of an Internet Crimes Against Children Investigation has waived his preliminary hearing Sept. 29 and pleaded not guilty.
United Nations expert Vitit Muntarbhorn will have a three-year mandate to investigate abuses against lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and intersex people.
Whether it's sexuality or weight gain, Trump appears to believe women should be held to different standards than men.
Donald Trump, always at least knee deep in the fever swamps, is now drowning in them.
The film, with a title referring to the Constitutional amendment barring slavery, takes an in-depth look at America's culture of mass incarceration.
For 45 minutes, the counselor talked with the student about the problems he was having.
