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Recurring stabilization grants are renewed monthly and can be used for personnel costs as well as minor facility renovations.

After being approved by the CDC Thursday, First District Health Unit will begin offering third booster doses of the Pfizer vaccine in the coming weeks.

The Bismarck Police Department is raising money for their K-9 units with a Calendar.

Sales of other livestock raised for slaughter or held for sporting purposes, or poultry, are not eligible.

Dickinson residents are in for some unique eats this weekend. The first ever food truck rodeo is in town and vendors are serving a variety of foods.

This week marked the beginning of the sugar beet campaign in northwestern North Dakota and eastern Montana.

The company responsible for the largest oil field spill in North Dakota has pleaded guilty to criminal charges after reaching an agreement with the federal government to pay $15 million in fines.

White House Senior Policy Advisor for Education, Mary Wall, explains how school districts can access federal funds to supplement state-issued penalties.

An erroneous tweet circulating on Twitter claims that 23,000 people used the same phone number to register to vote in North Dakota.

Police in Bowman say they’re on the lookout for a possible mountain lion in the area.

Doctors say there are many good reasons to get the COVID-19 vaccine; however, there are a few rare exceptions - one being myocarditis, the inflammation of the heart, caused by an infection or some other trigger.

St. Mary’s Central High School held a homecoming Mass in their new Our Lady of Victory Chapel.

Burglary isn’t an urban issue; theft can happen on the farm as well.

The North Dakota Department of Health released a statement this morning in response to the CDC’s approval of booster doses for those over 65 and people with medical conditions, saying that booster doses may not be available here in North Dakota until later next week.

The trial for a man accused of attempted murder in Williams County is being delayed after a juror tested positive for COVID-19.

This provides an opportunity to make the sport of archery more accessible to anyone with a desire to shoot a bow or crossbow, regardless of their physical limitations. The hunt is held once a year on the last weekend of September from Thursday to Sunday.

Williston Square saw its first groundbreaking on Tuesday, and Mayor Howard Klug says that’s only just the beginning for that area.

The college is paying students for completing the vaccine series.

There is one thing that’s true for all North Dakotans: we’re all part of the ‘701.’

Sports are a major part of 14-year-old Rocklin Beaudrie’s life. However, when the teen went in for his routine sports physical, the doctor found something far from routine.

For its 14th year the annual event will be celebrating different art mediums with three days of interactive learning.

With most schools returning to face-to-face instruction, school administrators have set policies regarding coronavirus. This includes Dickinson Public Schools.

Monitoring inmates at the Burleigh-Morton Detention Center is a full-time job.

The final day of the North Dakota Petroleum Council’s annual meeting featured a number of speakers about where the Bakken is at right now in terms of oil and gas production, and investments for the future.

United Tribes Technical College’s Lewis Goodhouse Wellness Center received a $200,000 upgrade.

After months of surveying, drawing, and negotiating, a select committee of North Dakota’s lawmakers have endorsed a preliminary map for the new legislative districts.

We’ve heard about how COVID-19 impacts the respiratory system, now there are questions on how it impacts the cardiovascular system, specifically the heart.

Minot police are looking for information on a pair of suspects they said robbed an area retail store Saturday morning.

For all the bad things that have happened because of the pandemic and the shutdowns during 2020, there are good things as well.

A fire at Basin Electric Power Cooperative’s Antelope Valley Station near Beulah broke out Thursday morning.