As the FCC works to transition the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline to 988, states that currently use that number will need to use all 10 digits to be able to make a call.

North Dakota’s airline industry is on a rebound after pandemic lows. However, like many other industries, it’s facing a labor shortage.

Since children will largely be unvaccinated before Halloween, health experts have some recommendations for celebrating the day.

An ethanol plant in Richardton has received the governor’s blessing to install and practice carbon capture, the first for any ethanol plant in the state.

Nearly five years after the Dakota Access Pipeline protests, a U.S. District Court judge ruled that North Dakota can proceed to seek reimbursement of $38 million from the federal government for emergency response expenses.

The High Plains Fugitive Task Force is searching for a Bismarck man who is charged with gross sexual imposition.

From New York City to San Francisco, Chicago and Philadelphia, public libraries across the country are doing away with late fees.

Monday, a district court judge sentenced a 44-year-old to three years of probation for a road rage incident in February.

The FDA’s Doran Fink previewed “some announcements later today,” which were expected to include allowing the mixing and matching of COVID-19 booster doses among the three U.S. manufacturers — Pfizer, Moderna and J&J. Fink appeared at a meeting of vaccine experts convened by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, who are expected to take up the FDA decisions and make their own recommendations on Thursday.

North Dakota COVID-19 case count update.

A backpack and notebook that belonged to Brian Laundrie were discovered among items near the remains, the FBI said.

Monday, Morton County sheriff’s deputies arrested a New Salem man after they say he terrorized law enforcement.