Longtime Minot State booster Maynard Sandberg passed away on October 30 at the age of 88. University Vice President for Advancement Rick Hedberg described what he meant to not only the school, but to the Minot community.
It’s that time of year again for the Dakota Hope Clinic Festival of Trees.
Calls for action rang out in 2019 as mass acts of violence punctuated the year. They prompted law enforcement agencies in every corner of the country to prepare for the worst and local advocates to join hands for change.
Jana Carlson is only 11 years old and has been selling lefse for a little over a year.
A Minot judge declared a mistrial Friday in the felony jury trial of a man accused of uploading pornographic images of children to Twitter.
The impact of what you see or play online might not be your first thought when opening an app or grabbing a controller.
A Bismarck man who was sentenced to life in prison for an attempted murder charge from 2015 is appealing...
Students in Jessica Frohlich's fourth grade class at Northridge Elementary are making some handmade gifts that they hope will make this holiday season a little happier for others.
The Bison head to Southern Illinois to close out the regular season. LT landed in St. Louis earlier today. Here he is with a preview of tomorrows game from a historic monument.
The Bismarck State College women's volleyball team has been having a Cinderella run at the national tournament in West Virginia. And for the second day in a row, the college is making a video feed available on campus.
Just east of the Lindahl wind farm near Tioga, construction on the Aurora Project is underway.
A former Lyft driver sentenced to 20 years for gross sexual imposition is appealing his case to the...
Students in Jessica Frohlich's fourth grade class at Northridge Elementary are making some handmade gifts that they hope will make this holiday season a little happier for...
The price of prescription drug costs has led to national outrage, new state laws and even presidential executive orders trying to...
As the Affordable Care Act moves through federal courts, North Dakota lawmakers are already...
State leaders say a spill in Dunn County is much worse than first estimates seemed.
More than 3,000 homes in Bismarck are without power this afternoon. The affected areas are south of I-94 and east of State St.
The jury found 30-year-old Emmanuel Perez of Kentucky guilty Friday of two counts of Gross Sexual Imposition for molesting a...
A Lincoln woman pleaded guilty in court and was sentenced Friday for kicking...
Three names remain in the University of North Dakota search to replace former president Mark Kennedy.
The silver alert for 56-year-old Jeanette Carman has been cancelled.
UPDATE: The Mandan Police Department says Jesse Leingang has been located and is safe.
The warning comes almost exactly one year after a similar outbreak led to a blanket warning about tainted romaine.
A pair of pooches that have spent half a decade combined in an animal rescue in Sawyer have found their “forever” home.
When people want to go somewhere, they hop in a car and drive on their own time. But those who don't have access to transportation must either...
To understand what someone's life is like, you walk a mile in their shoes.
Minot residents have the chance Friday afternoon to learn about improvements to North Dakota’s Behavioral Health services.
A former Boston College student pleaded not guilty Friday in her first court appearance on charges that she encouraged her...
The superintendent of Williams County School District #8 will be leaving his position seven months early.
More than two years after she went missing from the Fort Berthold Reservation, new light is being shed on the...
12-year-old Jonathan Jones is colorblind and has never been able to imagine how vivid the world must be. That changed when his school principal, who is also colorblind, let him try on his special glasses.
A woman called 911 for help as she saw her mother being beaten and pretended to order a pizza, a discrete plot to alert emergency services that something was wrong. The quick-thinking operator caught on after a few questions and managed to get the information needed to send police -- where a man was arrested on a domestic violence charge.
Inyoung You pleaded not guilty to involuntary manslaughter in the suicide death of her boyfriend, Alexander Urtula. Prosecutors allege she was physically, verbally and psychologically abusive to him and repeatedly told him to kill himself but messages obtained by The Boston Globe suggest she tried to stop him.
"This is the wrong number to order a pizza," the dispatcher said, then added shortly after, "I’m getting you now, OK. ... The guy still there?"
Federal officials say Jerry Lee revealed sensitive secrets to China’s intelligence service, severely setting back America’s ability to gather intelligence in China -- that country that spies most aggressively on the U.S.
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