Cars were lined for for nearly two blocks, passengers waved their palms out of their windows. Homeowners came out of their homes to wave and greet the church members.
The number of positive North Dakota COVID-19 cases has exceeded 200. There are now 207 total cases with 3 deaths, 31 hospitalized, and 63 recovered. 6787 have been tested in total.
North Dakota is open for business! View or submit operational statuses for local businesses during COVID-19.
A 1st grader at Bismarck's Solheim Elementary is also turning to music right now.
The coronavirus has forced a local horse boarding ranch to cancel all lessons for now, but the owner of Harmony Stables says they are finding new ways to...
A Bismarck artist has closed her studio during the coronavirus crisis, and but she's still offering classes, thanks to social media.
Bismarck Parade
Palm Sunday
Sunday evening weather forecast with Meteorologist Emilie Hillman.
All businesses are doing what they can to stay open, at Stonehome they came up with an idea to keep kids entertained and fed.
Although Bismarck and Mandan businesses and attractions were forced closed due to the COVID-19 pandemic,...
Minot is taking every precaution to keep city employees from catching COVID-19 after five personnel were placed under self-quarantine due to their...
Bismarck's Dakota Zoo is another great place to go when you want to be outside in North Dakota.
Sexism didn’t stop her from joining the Marines in the 1940s, and...
The baby was kept in quarantine for 10 days while he was tested for COVID-19, with nurses snapping...
One Bismarck family hopes their version of "Deck the Halls" can bring a little joy to people during this uncertain and scary time.
Milwaukee Police tell Your News Leader a 23-year-old man who was critically injured in the crash succumbed to his...
The Taliban warned of more violence if the U.S. and the Afghan government continue alleged violations of the deal.
Dakota Zoo announced they purchased new passengers trains.
Police arrested a Bismarck man Friday night after a fire in his home.
Bobby Mitchell, the speedy late 1950s and ’60s NFL offensive star for the Cleveland Browns and Washington Redskins, has died. He...
Ukrainian says firefighters are laboring to put out two forest blazes in the area around the Chernobyl nuclear power station that was evacuated...
Authorities say they will continue the search Monday in the Chesapeake Bay for the bodies of the daughter and a grandson...
If this snow has made you forget it's spring, Mike Anderson shows us about the sights and sounds of spring you can already observe in the great outdoors of North Dakota.
The Governor's new pilot project called "Operation Drive-In" kicked off Saturday in Amidon, offering drive up coronavirus tests.
With Minot State University's campus closed down, classes will go on. Nursing students will switch to virtual learning.
British Prime Minister Boris Johnson has been admitted to a hospital with the coronavirus.
A tiger at the Bronx Zoo has tested positive for the new coronavirus, in what is believed to be the first known infection in an...
Since all North Dakota schools have switched to online teaching, that means hands-on lab classes have move online as well.
As part of her new web series “Goodnight with Dolly,” legendary musician Dolly Parton is reading bedtime stories for kids at home. It’s the latest chapter for her “Imagination Library,” a program started in 1995 to mail free books to kids each month.
Paramedics in Florida are now getting more and more calls for potential coronavirus cases. In Coral Springs, many paramedics took “quick-read” blood tests to check for antibodies to see if they have an inexplicable immunity and can take more calls.
The federal government is deploying the military to help in hard-hit New York state, sending more than 1,000 doctors, nurses and support staff. Governor Cuomo said the state may be nearing its peak or plateau in cases. The state saw a drop in its daily death toll, but Cuomo warned it's too early to tell what that means long term.
"We believe that this was not a random act," authorities said of the killings.
“There is a deep sadness with not being able to comfort one another,” one faith leader said. “I tell families this will pass. They will get through this.”
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