Emmeline Ivy

Fire departments across the country respond to about 790 structure fires a year due to holiday decor, not including ones involving Christmas trees.

Financial experts report our economy actually grew by more than 5 percent in the third quarter of 2023.

If you use a nonstick pan or own anything waterproof, stain proof or fire retardant, then you’ve come in contact with PFAS, or “forever chemicals.”

The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency announced its final rule to prevent an estimated 58 million tons of methane emissions from 2024 to 2038.

The first crew on scene reported heavy smoke coming from a row of detached garages.

It has been a family affair at the Pride of Dakota Holiday Showcase this year. There are booths old and new with shoppers all around.

A letter was sent to the residents saying the city is working on the problem and will inform residents when tests show no bacteria.

Most major news outlets report the production cuts announced on Thursday are expected to raise gas prices — it’s just a matter of when.

DoorDash is just one of the seemingly countless food delivery service apps we now have at our fingertips. But the convenience of a quick snack comes at a cost.

This year's Pride of Dakota Holiday Showcase will have all your old favorites: North-Dakota-made goods from over 190 companies and a free photo with Santa.

Katrina Christiansen took to her U.S. Senate campaign Facebook page to let her followers know she and her family had survived a car crash Saturday.

It’s a Bismarck High School program, but someone wouldn’t know it based on the crowd.

Police say he was last seen leaving the 4400 block of Turnbow Lane in his gold Toyota Highlander on Thursday, November 16th at around 8 p.m.

The fog light is typically installed in newer model cars and is the lowest light you see on your bumper. The button to engage them looks like a bulb with downward-pointing rays.

As our nation honors those who have served this Veteran’s Day, North Dakota Gov. Doug Burgum joined in on recognizing our nation’s former military members by releasing a statement.

Normally, viewers call in when people hit deer with their cars. But recently, people have called asking where all the deer are because people haven’t been hitting them with their cars.

With support from her family and a background in retail and marketing, coupled with her passion for fashion, she says her “what if?” turned into a “heck yes!” when it came to purchasing the business.

From teachers to bus drivers to custodians to cooks, BPS Business and Operations Manager Darin Scherr says the schools have been struggling to find workers to do these jobs.

According to the Consumer Price Index, candy and chewing gum increased by 7.5 percent.

Logan Beise in the North Dakota Department of Transportation Programming Division says in 2024, they plan to use the funds to replace the Lynchburg Interchange bridge starting in the spring.

It’s still fall, and the remnants of autumn are all around us, peeking through the snow.

A 22-year-old Elgin man is dead following a crash Sunday in Morton County that ended with his truck being submerged in Big Muddy Creek.

Gov. Doug Burgum, R-ND, Saturday expressed his disappointment that the agenda for next week’s special session of the state legislature does not include proposed income tax relief.

The North Dakota Highway Patrol is mourning the loss of its retired man-trailing K-9, Boudreaux.

Three electric grid projects that involve North Dakota will be receiving millions of dollars in federal funding.

One of North Dakota State highway bridges was dedicated to Albert Grass, a member of the Teton Sioux tribe and fallen World War I soldier.

The state ranked second for the lowest seasonally adjusted rate--tied with South Dakota and Vermont, second to Maryland.

The pandemic caused a massive shift to online work. The “work-from-home” lifestyle has its pros and cons but research shows it could save you major money.

135,000 acres of North Dakota land is considered coal country, according to the Public Service Commission. It’s important to maintain the land so it can be reclaimed once the mining is complete. A new federal review of two North Dakota coal programs shows the state is going above and beyond to do just that.

His team says the troops will be deployed there for one year in response to Abbot asking for resources to combat illegal activity at the border and ensure the safety and security of Americans.

Governor Doug Burgum joined with 19 Republican governors to send a letter to President Biden expressing support for Israel and calling on the federal government to take action.

NDHP says the man was driving a pickup southbound on 33rd Ave NE in Rugby just after 1 a.m.

Governor Doug Burgum’s presidential campaign team, Doug Burgum for America, announced Saturday its quarterly financial report for the period ending Sept. 30.

It’s the last day of Fire Prevention Week, but it’s only the start of Fire Prevention Month.

He says the tour kicked off on Tuesday, October 3 with lots of excitement. They planned to see the birthplace of Jesus Christ, go to Nazareth, and walk the way of the cross like he did. But on Saturday, he says the atmosphere shifted.

While the funding had a hold-up due to the potential government shutdown, North Dakota Department of Transportation engineers say it’s only a matter of time until those funds reach their hands, and they’re already planning what to do with it.

It looks like a new restaurant will be taking over a large portion of the space in the old Wood House burger joint on State Street in Bismarck.

Despite the chaos in the Middle East with the attack on Israel, a small North Dakota community shines through, bringing those near and far in the Jewish community together.

Director Paul Braun says the group is trying to arrange flights home, but there are no flights into or out of the Tel Aviv airport right now.

Monday marks the third day of fighting with the death toll from both sides climbing to nearly 1,300, including American citizens.

A crash on Memorial Highway in Mandan Friday night left one driver dead and one with serious injuries.

After the pandemic-era pause, student loan repayments resumed Sunday, October 1. More than 43 million borrowers need to add student loan repayments back into their monthly budgets.

But the prices at the pump aren’t just impacting everyday consumers. Different city sectors, like schools and police departments, must plan for the unforeseeable change in prices.

He says he’s never missed a single Høstfest since the festival began. This time around, he was assigned to float around as the “roaming accordion player.”

It’s JoAnn Copeland’s 42nd year at the Hostfest, and she came prepared with dozens of one-of-a-kind hand-painted wooden bowls, plaques and other bobbles.

Event organizers say the festival lasted through the decades of the Scandinavian people who come from all over to keep the heritage alive.

Thursday, the North Dakota Supreme Court invalidated Senate Bill 2015, a major budget bill for the state government, which will likely require lawmakers to return for a special legislative session.

It appears Governor Burgum has qualified for Wednesday’s second GOP primary debate ahead of Monday’s deadline, thanks to his ranking in the Trafalgar Group’s national survey.

Bank of North Dakota Chief Business Development Officer Kelvin Hullet says the FAFSA for 2024 won’t be open until December at the earliest, which gives students a shorter window to apply for aid.

If passed as it’s currently written, the Bipartisan Railway Safety Act of 2023 will increase accountability for rail companies, while also enhancing safety requirements for trains that transport hazardous materials.