Maiya Fleck
Reporter
Bismarck
My love for storytelling led me to the University of Montana-Missoula, to pursue a degree in journalism. Upon graduation, I decided to move back to my home state of North Dakota and report the news in the community I grew up in. I’m elated to tell the stories of the people in the BisMan community!
Peterson said the moose looked like it was trying to find its way out of town.
There are a few things you can do to make your yard look better.
Investment specialist Eugene Graner said it’s a seasonal factor that occurs every year when energy use drops off.
The newly bred pigs spread rapidly and generally adapt well to new environments.
Adobe Analytics says shoppers nationwide could spend over $12 billion online for Cyber Monday sales.
This week farmers are wrapping up corn harvest and it could be a record crop.
It’s like another holiday. Black Friday is a chance for bargain seekers to find that perfect gift the day after Thanksgiving.
They are serving a traditional Thanksgiving with turkey, mashed potatoes, gravy, corn and pumpkin pie.
Businesses can ask two questions under the Americans with Disabilities Act: is the dog a service animal required because of a disability? and what work or task has the dog been trained to perform?
The lack of snow in the pasture allows ranchers to let their cows graze on crop residue from their harvest.
The warm weather could increase the chance that wild birds contract diseases like avian flu and transfer it onto domestic flocks because the mild temperatures are keeping them up north longer.
At the meetings, farmers collaborate with teachers, daycare providers and others interested in child nutrition.
It was one of the five Grammy-nominated recordings in the Best Choral Performance Category.
The University of Jamestown class of 2023 all passed their NCLEX exam on the first try.
In the past, farmers would take soybeans to elevators and then rely on export markets, so this gives farmers and elevators more local options.
The Jamestown Tourism department says he brings in around 130,000 visitors from all over the world yearly and boosts the Jamestown economy.
Theft of property can range from a misdemeanor to a felony, depending on what the package is worth.
The store sells homemade gemstone bracelets and other merchandise to break the stigma of mental illness and addiction.
He says the atmosphere is joyous when he gets to reconnect with old friends and share stories.
For Runnings in Bismarck, this is one of the busiest times of the year.
Chance Rush is from New Town and acted alongside Leonardo DiCaprio in his first major motion picture.
When Thielges takes a walk down memory lane, she remembers during her second deployment in 2017, how comforting it was knowing her family could contact her.
She says they received feedback that their magazine had unique design elements and stood out to the competition.
The teacher spotlight program has already received over 700 nominations this school year.
It’s been a year since Kroll’s Diner has been open late, but there’s good news for night owls.
The Pizza with the Popo program was started to make sure students are comfortable with the officers and build community.
Last year was a top-three historic year for Huff Hills.
After 44 years, the owner is closing. Right now inventory throughout the shop is heavily discounted.
Goehring says there are only a few other viable crop protection options, which makes chlorpyrifos so important.
The ND State Board of Higher Education commissioned nine study groups who presented their findings to the summit for strategies in the future.
Job Service says occupational groups that would primarily include trade occupations have just over 4,000 of the 14,670 total online openings in the state.
New exterior art is transforming the outside of Bismarck Veterans Memorial Public Library.
Social engineering is when someone is tricked into releasing information to be used for fraudulent purposes.
The VFW Sports Center Expansion project is getting closer to its opening date.
For those who wanted to brave the cold tonight, Governor Doug Burgum and First Lady Kathryn Burgum welcomed trick-or-treaters at the governor’s residence at the state capitol.
Fuel deteriorates in the heat more than in the cold, so lawnmowers may not have the same issues.
Using grant funds to pay for lobbying is a violation of both the terms of the grant agreement.
This month, Bis-Man Transit is at 10,000 trips. That’s the most since April of 2019.
This year, rounds were up per day even with a shorter season.
On Wednesday, highway patrol reported 18 crashes across the state and assisted in 41 various situations where drivers needed help.
The decision came after Governor Doug Burgum approved a request from the Education Standards and Practices Board to allow students to act as teachers of record in districts that are facing shortages.
The first snowstorm is coming to Bismarck and some parts of the state have already gotten snow. Farmers are working around recent moisture, and the weather is delaying harvest.
With the snow coming down, many ranchers are keeping a closer eye on their cattle to make sure they are okay.
The CD has 18 songs and features many Native American artists and their music that helped make the documentary that illustrates the history.
This is the seventeenth time the N.D. legislature has met for a special session in state history.
Dirt is going to be flying over the weekend at the Bismarck Event Center for the ‘Bucking Battle’.
Trace Armstrong from Rolette reached his goal of getting a moose in velvet, and it has the possibility to beat the current Pope and Young Club WORLD record holder.
Teachers meet to discuss topics like leadership, school culture, student engagement and personal wellness.
