Officials with the Bismarck Forestry Division gave a seminar on its Partners in Planting program Saturday to reimburse a homeowner for planting a tree on their street.
The U.S. Air Force Academy Board says three cadets who refused to get the COVID-19 vaccine earlier this week can graduate from the USAFA. This decision was reportedly made on Friday.
Brianne and Bryce O’Niell are one of the many couples that were left without their photos from their wedding, after Glasser Images closed their stores last October. The O’Niells were able to get their precious photos back thanks to the help from Dr. Phil and the company Shootproof.
A pedestrian is dead following an incident involving a Burlington Northern Santa Fe train Friday, according to detectives with the Bismarck Police Department.
With decades-high inflation, everything is more expensive. Local businesses have been hit particularly hard. Your News Leader spoke to a restaurant in Bismarck doing its best to serve customers and employees, despite rising costs.
The North Dakota Bureau of Criminal Investigation will not file criminal charges after investigators found the deputy who shot and killed a man at the Mott-Regent Public School in April followed agency policy and procedure.
21-year-old Lucia Garcia and her 7-month-old son Dominique were gunned down just before 2 p.m. on May 18 at Plaza Azteca off of Veterans Blvd. in Fargo.
Minot Mayor Shaun Sipma addressed the students, emphasizing that being named best of the class is just one step on the road to their vision of success.