It’s pretty common for the winter months to take a toll on our health. Most of us aren’t as active as we are in the warmer months, but there are things we can easily do this time of year to stay health.
As we enter this year’s legislative session with bills aimed around COVID-19, two pieces of legislation are trying to prohibit a certain way to track it.
A recently proposed House Bill would allow local leaders to reveal their party affiliations prior to an election, but the community has different opinions on whether party lines should be drawn at the city level.
Stakeholders took to the capitol Monday over a controversial bill that would bar transgender student athletes from playing for teams that don’t match the gender on their original birth certificate.
Underage drinking is a prevalent issue in North Dakota, but some lawmakers and behavioral health leaders are saying stronger criminal penalties are not the solution.
BISMARCK, N.D. (KFYR) - We’ve been accustomed to seeing the mug shot of an accused criminal on T.V. or online, but there’s a proposal at the state Capitol to keep those pictures confidential unless or until a person has been convicted.
North Dakota eleventh graders are required to take the ACT in their junior year of high school, but that may not be the case much longer because of Senate Bill 2141.
A B-52 Stratofortress from Minot Air Force Base will be one of three aircraft with the Global Strike Command to fly over Raymond James Stadium during the National Anthem of Superbowl LV on Feb. 7, according to a news release from the Air Force Monday.
In 2020, she brought home three national championships, a bronze medal and was selected to be a part of the United States Archery team. She credits her success to her parents’ coaching.
Tim Kaiser, the Store Manager of Tradehome Shoes in the Kirkwood Mall shows us a wide selection of footwear for men and women for all types of exercise and training.
Mass COVID vaccinations have begun in North Dakota, meaning we’re moving beyond front line health care workers and those at highest risk. Doctors say this next phase is crucial to ending the pandemic.
