The attorneys representing the woman charged in the 2007 killing of Minot college student Anita Knutson are calling on the courts to compel the state to send them more forensics pertaining to a possible alternate suspect.
The House of Representatives voted to advance SB 2231, which would prohibit public schools and state agencies from requiring the usage of pronouns that don’t correspond to an individual’s sex assigned at birth.
Crews are working to install a more permanent traffic signal on the southeast corner of Minot’s busiest intersection, after the signal pole was knocked over in a vehicle crash in late January.
Montana’s new legislative districts have been approved by the state’s Districting and Apportionment Commission. The new lines bring some changes to those in our viewing area.
Your News Leader reported last week that CHI St. Alexius Health had plans to close its oncology and infusion center. Former patients say this isn’t the only department to close.
King Crab Legs and lobster are often seen as luxurious dinner options; Butcher Block Meats in Mandan has recently seen a slight increase in sales of those types of seafood.
The team arrived in Minot from Boston Wednesday night with fans, friends and faculty cheering them on as they hoisted the Murdoch Cup for the third time in program history.
Six soldiers from Detachment 7, Company C, 2nd Battalion with the 245th Aviation Regiment may deploy to the U.S. Central Command area of operations sometime in late summer for one year.
Last year, oil prices were high... really high. So high, the state is expected to rake in the second most it ever has in oil tax revenue. But that might never happen again.
Janet Anderson said some of the legislative issues about libraries this session did small play a part in her decision to move away from the public setting.
They are taking on suspense and gothic horror in the play “Shuddersome: Tales of Poe.” It’s a series of short scenes featuring the stories of Edgar Allen Poe.
Mildred Alexis Old Crow was physically assaulted and left in a bathtub to drown before her body was wrapped in plastic and concealed inside a container, Big Horn County Attorney Jeanne Torske said in court documents.