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For more information on applying for an inclusion support grant visit www.nd.gov/dhs/services/childcare/inclusion.html or contact Jennifer Barry, early childhood services administrator with the Department More>>
A Mandan family who lost their home in a fire met the people responsible for saving their son's life. More>>
Catholic schools around the state, including Bishop Ryan in Minot, are coming together to help everyone at Trinity get back on their feet after Monday's fire. More>>
A mother and homeschool teacher, Jennifer Bender says she's happy to live in a nation where she can choose the type of education for her children. More>>
During this Lenten season, many parishioners in North Dakota will be spending more time in Church for service, eucharistic adoration and prayer. More>>
Tensions are easing in Ukraine, but the conflict with Russia is far from being resolved. More>>
Dickinson police have arrested another person in connection to the Trinity High School fire. More>>
The Ward County Sheriff's Department released the name of the truck driver who was killed in the semi fire Wednesday morning. More>>
A second democrat as announced his intention to run for the public service commission.
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The North Dakota Highway Patrol and the Williams County Sheriff's Office reported a fatal accident that occurred on March 5. More>>
After an excessive amount of concealed weapon license applications were submitted in 2013, the Attorney General Wayne Stenehjem says his office is back on track. More>>
If you have a closet full of unwanted art the Bismarck Art & Galleries Association maybe able to help. More>>
Parents need to protect their children. And pet owners need to do the same with their dogs and cats. More>>
Two photos worth a total of $380 were stolen after hours from a downtown business. More>>
Catholics in Bismarck gathered at churches to celebrate the start of the Lenten Season. More>>
The logistics of the plan are a work in progress but come Monday, the final quarter of the 2014 school year will begin at four different buildings. More>>
When Trinity High School students went to bed Sunday night, they expected to wake up Monday to a normal week. More>>
Verizon Wireless has been ranked best in overall performance in North Dakota. More>>
Spring is hopefully just a few months away, but before farmers hit their fields and start to plant, there is one factor that could force them to change their plans. More>>
One person is dead after a semi fire early this morning in Minot. More>>
A data breach in the North Dakota University System could impact hundreds of thousands of people. More>>
Seniors can receive free help filling out their income tax forms through the IRS Volunteer Income Tax Assistance and the AARP Tax Counseling programs. More>>
Karalee Harper says she is running for a seat on the Bismarck School Board. More>>
It was an emotional morning at Minot Air Force Base as family and friends said goodbye to their loved ones, who are leaving for the Asia-Pacific.
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Physicians, hospitals and long term care facilities will now be able to share health records across the state. More>>
On March 10, city arborists from the Bismarck Forestry Division will begin combining and sorting firewood to fight a disease that kills trees every year. More>>
Dickinson Police have arrested a Dickinson Trinity employee in the case of a fire at Trinity high school. More>>
A Grand Forks attorney is seeking the Democratic endorsement to run for Attorney General against Republican incumbent Wayne Stenehjem in November. More>>
A section of River Road in Bismarck was under several feet of water Monday night. More>>
U.S. District Judge Ralph Erickson sentenced a 66 year-old man for committing health care fraud on March 3. More>>
When you think of gas station food, healthy doesn't always cross your mind, but one Bismarck business is changing that. More>>
A Mandan family lost their home this weekend after a fire caused major damage to their house. But, one man is alive thanks to the help of neighbors. More>>
March is Red Cross Month in the State of North Dakota, and the Red Cross is highlighting everyday heroes who help others in need. More>>
It took more than three years, 50 students and countless hours in the classroom, but it's finally done. More>>
If you were at the YMCA today you probably noticed some super heroes running around. More>>
The Industrial Commission is showing it's support for what will be the largest crude oil pipeline project in North Dakota. More>>
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