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Monsignor James Shea's Good Friday sermon will be available online.
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Ashton and other children at Wachter are surrounded by a support team dedicated to their success. That certainly helps lighten a family's load. More>>
A lack of rail service has created huge backlogs for farmers and commodity elevators trying to get their products to market. A majority of the trains are being used to transport oil. More>>
Energy leaders from N and S Daktoa will be meeting in Bismarck tomorrow to disucss the EPA CO2 rules. More>>
One of the most talked about issues to come out of the last legislative session has been silenced. More>>
College graduates employed in STEM related occupations in North Dakota may be eligible for student loan forgiveness. More>>
Mortenson Construction says they will finish the court on Sunday, but it needs a week to set before people can play on it. More>>
VCE offers free help to seniors in their homes, and they are looking for caregivers.
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AT&T is using a dual-layered 4G approach. While the old 4G network handles calls, the new 4G LTE network is delivering faster data capabilities. More>>
More than $1,500 worth of items were stolen from a 25-year-old Bismarck man's vehicle on West Main Avenue in Bismarck. More>>
A Bismarck woman was arrested for child neglect after a school employee smelled alcohol on her breath. More>>
One locally owned hardware store is literally bursting at the seams and will soon be expanding to a second location. In this week's Inside Business Jim Christianson takes a look at Kirkwood Ace Hardware. More>>
A Mandan man led officers on a high speed chase across two counties. More>>
The PED virus will be impacting consumers because if pig herds are reduced, shortages will happen. And those shortages will drive bacon and ham prices higher at the supermarket. More>>
A downtown restaurant is putting its own spin on small plates, and a Mandan business owner is playing rock and roll while serving cups of joe. More>>
A judge's decision in Minnesota, followed by an arbitrator's ruling made a major impact on the Minot State football program. Today, Todd Hoffner had to decide if he's staying in Minot or taking his former job back as head football coach at Minnesota State. More>>
A woman is dead after her car collided with a pickup on Highway 83. More>>
AT&T provided $23,000 in grants to educational programs that will benefit people across the state. More>>
April is Call Before You Dig month, which encourages contractors and homeowners to call 811 two days before starting any project that involves digging. More>>
The Abused Adult Resource Center (AARC) is warning people to be cautious of anyone showing up at their door claiming to be raising money for the organization. More>>
This is the fifth counterfeit report in the last week. More>>
If you miss the filing deadline, tax preparers say there are things you can do to get an extension. More>>
A Minnesota man was sentenced to 20-years in prison for his part in a online business that lead to two deaths and five hospitalizations. More>>
Farmers and ranchers who suffered livestock losses may soon have relief. More>>
Tribal representatives from across the state are in Bismarck to discuss environmental concerns. More>>
Reports of an outbreak OF the EHV1 virus in Minnesota and North Dakota have owners worried their horses could be next. More>>
A Mountrail County truck driver faces criminal charges in connection with illegally dumping oil drilling waste. More>>
A Moorhead man will serve 16-years in prison for serving as co-leader in a drug ring. More>>
At the Ukrainian Cultural Institute in Dickinson, painting Easter eggs is a bit more detailed for one employee.
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The Turtle Mountain Judicial Board says two judges and a clerk of court face formal charges that could result in impeachment. More>>
A Bismarck man will serve 14-years after being convicted for multiple charges including manslaughter. More>>
For a while, cerebral palsy patient Benjamin couldn't say any words at all. That's why therapy sessions, like these, are all about leaning how to breathe the right way. More>>
Scranton's Kat Perkins made it through the first round of the playoffs on the hit NBC show "The VOICE!" More>>
Depending on the college, class attendance can be mandatory or voluntary. More>>
Scranton's Kat Perkins will be back on the hit NBC show "The VOICE!" tonight. More>>
White separatist Craig Cobb confirmed he is friends with the man who went on the shooting rampage in Kansas City on Sunday. More>>
A near car crash left a woman scared for her life, but the almost accident was not the cause. More>>
On Thursday night, Tioga city officials were alerted of chemicals, including anti-freeze, may have been used in the Tioga townhomes complex in an attempt to thaw their water pipes. More>>
Jason Starck announced he is seeking a seat on the Bismarck Parks and Recreation Board of Directors. More>>
To raise money for research of the disease, a walk will be held in Bismarck May 3. And a kick-off event is happening tonight at Taco Del Mar from 5 p.m. to 8 p.m.
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Bismarck Public Library is kicking off National Library Week with events for all ages. More>>
A Minot officer was nearly hit by a car early this morning. More>>
Three more reports of counterfeit bills have been turned in to the police. More>>
A change in leadership took place today for the North Dakota National Guard Army Component Command. More>>
A group of three guys has decided to make a journey from North Dakota...all the way to St. Petersburg, Florida. And believe it or not, they're doing it all on bikes. Now, this road trip isn't just for More>>
A Lincoln family is lucky to be alive tonight after their house was completely destroyed by a fire. More>>
Leather vests and motorcycles filled the Ramkota this weekend for the 34th Annual Freedom Riders Bike Show. More>>
Crews in western North Dakota are working to clean up yet another pipeline leak about 10 miles south of Medora. More>>
Starting 8:30 Monday morning, there will be a road closure on East Divide Avenue between 35th street and Channel Drive. More>>
More than 500 students from 20 different schools across North Dakota competed today in the annual Archery State Tournament. More>>
Projects are plentiful, but construction companies say employees are not. More>>
The health department responded to an apartment complex in Tioga yesterday, after they heard the building's water supply could have been exposed to chemicals, including antifreeze. More>>
Four sisters from India are serving in Fort Yates. The Carmelite sisters are working with children at the St. Bernard Mission School. More>>
February's oil production numbers are in, and up 16,000 barrels per day from January. But the industry says there will be greater increases in production as we head in to the summer months. More>>
The Race to Zero 5K Run/Walk for Sexual Assault Awareness and Prevention begins at 9 a.m. tomorrow, and some are running for the first time. Team Kaizen, Japanese for small changes to the greater good, More>>
It's time to celebrate, North Dakota's National Guard celebrated 10-years of collaboration with Ghana through the National Guard Bureau's State Partnership Program. More>>
She won a Tony Award for the most outstanding performance by an actress for her role in the play, "Children of a Lesser God." More>>
What started as a meeting through an online video game has ended with one man has being charged in child pornography case. More>>
In this week's "Don't Buy It, Until We Try It," I tried out the Bulls Eye Pee Pads. More>>
One man is dead and another one charged with his death after a tractor accident north of New England early this morning. More>>
Another counterfeit bill has been reported to authorities. More>>
Agriculture Commissioner candidate Ryan Taylor held a press conference this morning to announce that he's asking Attorney General Wayne Stenehjem a pertinent question.
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Due to the Dakota Garden Expo and the Jake Owen concert Bowen Ave. closed yesterday at 5 p.m. and will be re-opened on April 13 by noon. More>>
The Clint Black concert at The Pavilion at Prairie Knights Casino & Resort has been rescheduled for Aug. 23. More>>
Bismarck police responded to the William Guy Building this afternoon to a report that a woman had assaulted someone from Senator Heidi Heitkamp's office. More>>
Eleven Senate Democrats, including North Dakota's Heidi Heitkamp, are urging President Obama to approve the Keystone XL pipeline by the end of May. More>>
The Public Service Commission has delayed a decision on Basin Electric's Killdeer transmission line. More>>
The price of Ethanol has been fluctuating over the past few months, and producers say traffic on the railroads is to blame. More>>
Nearly nine out of 10 North Dakotans rated the state's Public School Education as excellent or good in a recent survey. That's the highest rating in the country. More>>
The Bismarck Police Youth Bureau announced big changes they've made to their youth program. More>>
According to a recent survey by the Gallup poll, 87 percent of North Dakotans rate their schools as good to excellent. That is higher than any other state. More>>
The National Weather Service has increased the projected water level on the Cannonball River at Breien. More>>
Bismarck Sunrise Elementary's Payton Volk won the Human Rights Poetry Contest. More>>
Williston is one of the six sites in the state that has data regarding the frost depth in the soils. After this past winter, it's no surprise the depths are record breaking. More>>
Burleigh and Morton Counties are issuing controlled burn procedures for their residents. More>>
A trailer home was engulfed in flames last night near Sterling. More>>
A teenager is dead after a car accident last night 14 miles east of Sidney, Mont. More>>
The yellow sac spider is spinning webs in the vent lines of Mazda 6 sedans. More>>
If you've got ideas on how to improve our nation's tax system the IRS wants you. More>>
Expansion plans for the Gateway to Science are now ready. More>>
In Bismarck the Missouri isn't at flood stage but the high level have fisherman concerned. More>>
All across the country cattle numbers are down, but in North Dakota they are on the rise. More>>
The North Dakota Highway Patrol reminds drivers to follow the Move Over Law. More>>
It's going to take $12,000 and two days of work to cleanup illegally dumped oil socks found in a gas station in Noonan. More>>
The National Weather Service has issued a Minor Flood Warning for the Cannonball River at Breien. More>>
There has been an increase in online classes to help with finances for both the school and students, NDUS has joined SARA, State Authorization Reciprocity Agreement. More>>
An increase in well pressure caused a tank to overflow south west of Alexander. More>>
Police found a stolen car after a man was charged with a DUI in Minot. More>>
Bismarck Parks and Recreation District (BPRD) is hosting a community input session to receive feedback on a proposal to add a second sheet of ice at Schaumberg Arena on 221 Reno Ave. More>>
One of the most popular books in North Dakota celebrates its 30th anniversary. More>>
A Chicago priest and author will be visiting a Bismarck church to discuss the Devil. More>>
Police reported two more vehicle break-ins at the YMCA. More>>
A traffic stop leads to multiple arrests after police pulled a car over in the Jefferson Trailer Park in Minot yesterday. More>>
The name is Charlie. The furry K9 is eleven years old and has been a therapy pet for more than half his life. More>>
For the first time since 2003, the city of Bismarck is looking to update it's Growth Management Plan. More>>
The day is finally here. Minot residents have been out today casting their votes to decide the future of Minot Public Schools through the revised school bond. More>>
The Shiloh Christian School Vision 2015 Campaign committee is gearing up to tackle the next section of their goal, raising money for the performance arts center. More>>
University of Mary President Monsignor James Shea has been hand picked to deliver a sermon in New York City on Good Friday. More>>
It's not a major holiday, but today animal lovers around the U.S. are visiting their local zoos. More>>
Going to church doesn't traditionally involve grabbing a drink first, but a group in Mandan is changing that. More>>
A Fargo man is facing nine-years in prison after a Fargo judge sentenced him in federal court yesterday. More>>
The Bismarck Public School District has released a complete list of the people running for the School Board in November. More>>
A man was arrested for criminal trespassing on three Minot properties this morning. More>>
The county has released a complete list of the people running for the Burleigh County Commission in November. More>>
The Pentagon has decided to preserve all of the nation's missile silos in the military's new strategic force structure under the new Strategic Arms Reduction Treaty (START) with Russia. More>>
Last weekend a filter sock was found outside of Manning, found in a road ditch, and while the sock wasn't radioactive officials say the socks can still be dangerous. More>>
Epic Sports is taking off the training wheels, as they recently opened a 7,000 square foot store located by the Memorial Bridge. More>>
A group of Bismarck artists goes green. "Reuse, Upcycle, Recreate" is a collection of art created from recycled materials. The artwork is part of the Bismarck Downtown Artist Cooperative's latest exhibit. More>>
The city announced the following candidates have submitted their petition/certificates of nomination for the upcoming election. More>>
Scranton's Kat Perkins will be back on "The VOICE!" tonight. More>>
LaRoy Baird announced today that he will be seeking a seat on the Burleigh County Commission. More>>
A man involved in a small town bank robbery back in October pleaded guilty in federal court today. More>>
Sen. Hoeven and Sen. Klobuchar of Minnesota have a friendly wager on the outcome of Frozen Four Semifinals faceoff between the University of North Dakota and the University of Minnesota. More>>
Today, the Harlem Globetrotters' Smile Patrol visited kids and their families who are staying at Sanford Children's Hospital. More>>
One of the McLaughlin students injured in a car accident on March 24 returned to school today.
Two other students have also returned home. More>>
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