Kristin Clouston

Minot Public School Board President Jim Rostad spoke with Your News Leader about what the passage of the bond issue means for the district and the community.

As part of the event, the railway will donate $1.24 million this year to just under 200 food banks in communities that usually host CP holiday events.

The drive into South Heart will soon look a little different. The town’s grain elevator is being torn down.

Christmas approaches and volunteers across the country grab bells and ring in the Salvation Army’s Red Kettle Campaign.

North Dakota’s energy, commerce, and environmental officials met Wednesday morning to discuss recommendations for eight projects seeking funds from the Clean Sustainable Energy Authority.

North Dakota Attorney General Wayne Stenehjem is in the nation’s capital this week for the annual meeting of Attorneys General from around the U.S.

A Douglas man accused of assaulting a nine-year-old boy and knocking him unconscious during an October 2019 encounter over a snowball fight will serve just under a week in jail after striking a plea deal.

While schools strive to provide healthy meals to students, kids will tell you, sometimes those meals don’t taste very good.

Bismarck police say while the winter so far has been mild, they expect an increase in opportunistic vehicle break-ins this time of year. They also say the best course of action is prevention.

Gov. Doug Burgum announced Wednesday that he will travel to Texas next week to visit 125 North Dakota National Guard soldiers serving at the U.S.-Mexico border.

28-year-old Christopher Greenizer is charged with gross sexual imposition and contributing to the deprivation or delinquency of a minor among other charges.