Many of our Medical Minutes focus on how to stay healthy throughout the day, but now it's time to look at how we're taking care of our bodies when we're not...
The conference committees on tax bills were very busy the last two weeks and...
Students in Flasher Public School explored career opportunities Wednesday.
This weekend we saw waivers taken off of the Iranian sanctions. Heartland investors in Bismarck say this move will protect the price of oil.
Any abnormalities in a child will be scary for a parent. There are a set of twins from Harvey who were born healthy, but who's heads began to flatten.
Parents of District 8 students say their schools are having the same issues with overcrowding that District One schools are...
A Legacy High School student has been arrested after threatening to shoot students.
Lawmakers in conference committee agreed to lower the penalties on small amounts of...
A Minot alderman is responding to criticism on the Internet after a remark he made in an online...
A Washington State Senator is receiving backlash after making comments last week, saying nurses in smaller, rural hospitals...
The college student was in a coma for most of his sentence in North Korea. He was...
A Minot businessman will serve just over six more months in jail after a jury convicted him of luring minors by computer Wednesday.
An energy company employee who was critically injured in a natural gas explosion in North Carolina has died.
It's not like the Williston Basin has a gauge telling us how much recoverable oil is in the ground.
A bill to give tribes more money for health care costs is heading to the governor's desk.
The Minot community will have a chance to voice concerns or ask questions next month on a wide range of topics, from flood protection to the...
UPDATE: Minot Police sasy 73-year-old Sandra Jean Larson has been found safe.
Carfax experts say there are potentially more than 1 million cars on the roads with false odometer readings;...
A former TV sports reporter filed a lawsuit accusing Walton of sexual assault back in 2014
The CDC says that the increases could be the result of new diagnostic tools that help identify more cases.
Pugh went on leave April 1, saying she needed time off to recover from pneumonia. She's also facing intense scrutiny over the sale of her children's books to entities that do business with the city.
Nancy Perry, ASPCA's senior vice president, acknowledges they're in "frightening territory" with a "bold approach that no one has taken so far."
JoAnn Cunningham and Andrew Freund Sr. made their first court appearance Thursday and were ordered to be held on $5 million bonds.
