Given ongoing international quarantine rules, capacity limits, complicated testing requirements and more, avoid setting your heart on a dream vacation just yet.
With warmer weather and more people getting vaccinated, Americans may be anxious to travel. But, if you plan to take a trip, experts say travel insurance may be the way to go.
Tuesday night the Bismarck City Commission discussed the implementation of a tax in order to finance the construction of a new police department and public health building.
It’s a changing of the guard in Watford City. After 35 years of service, including five in Watford, current chief Shawn Doble is retiring, meaning the position was open for Assistant Chief Jesse Wellen to take the reins of the department starting Monday April 19.
With the covid-19 numbers trending down in Williams County, the Williston Public Schools District #1 smart restart team has changed the mask policy from “required” to “recommended.”
During Rep. Kelly Armstrong’s, R-N.D., visit to the southern border, local law enforcement in Eagle Pass, Texas said they spent nearly 70% of their time working on immigration related issues and their resources are depleting.
The North Dakota Department of Health held a press briefing on Tuesday afternoon to give an update on what the state is going to do with their Johnson and Johnson vaccine supply.
More than 250,000 Montanans are fully vaccinated, but Gov. Greg Gianforte is decidedly against the idea of vaccine passports, issuing an executive order on Tuesday that prohibits them.
In a joint statement Tuesday, the directors of the Food and Drug Administration and the Centers for Disease Control are calling for a pause of the administering of the Johnson & Johnson COVID-19 vaccine after reports of blood clotting.
A school bus from South Prairie was rear-ended around 3:30 pm Tuesday afternoon on Highway 83, roughly five miles south of Minot, according to the North Dakota Highway Patrol.
A big part of what lawmakers do is make grant dollars available for universities to apply for, but there’s one bill that if passed, could disqualify North Dakota schools from receiving millions of dollars.
The Bismarck Downtowner’s Association says that there are more than 8,000 jobs in downtown Bismarck but only 476 housing units, forcing most people to commute to work.
The Capital Improvement Plan includes things like updating city light poles to LEDs, repairing roads around downtown, or rehabilitating the Anne Street Bridge.
The state saw about a quarter to half an inch, which will sink some moisture to the ground. This is great to get green grass, but we are not out of the woods yet.
The North Dakota Game and Fish Department says a 16-pound, 6-ounce walleye caught March 13 by Dickinson angler Jared Shypkoski is the new state record.
