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A federal judge rejected an emergency appeal on the decision to shut down the Dakota Access Pipeline.

The North Dakota Forest Service has a 20 person crew on stand-by at all times to assist with wildfires around North Dakota and bordering states.

The North Dakota Oil and Gas Division says about 250 barrels of brine and three barrels of oil leaked at a salt water disposal well located about seven miles northeast of Alexander.

Crews are expanding their search efforts Tuesday in Ward County for a Minot man who went missing late last week.

A Bismarck man has received additional charges after police say he assaulted a man causing a long-term brain injury.

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A Burleigh County judge set bond at $250,000 Monday for a man accused of stabbing another man five times.

Using existing research, scientists have found that silent transmission could be responsible for half of the COVID-19 cases.

The U.S. Supreme Court handed another setback today to the Keystone XL pipeline that’s under construction on the Canada Montana border.

Minot’s aldermen discussed the process of finding a new city manager at Monday’s City Council meeting.

Jury trials are back in session across North Dakota after the courts suspended them in March in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic.

A coin shortage has hit America due to COVID-19.

At least one North Dakota college has canceled its football season.

A southwest Minot home destroyed by a fire last October in Minot will be demolished, following a vote from the Minot City Council Monday.

Bismarck State College President Larry Skogen retired from his duties as president on June 30 and was name president emeritus of BSC by the State Board of Higher Education.

We reported over the weekend the Bismarck Menards will soon be requiring everyone in their stores to wear masks.

North Dakota Teacher of the Year Sara Medalen joins us on North Dakota Today to help families prepare kindergartners to start school.

Minot Public Works announced that some roads closed for flood protection work will begin opening soon.

The Souris River Joint Board will hold public input meetings to discuss both the Velva Bridge and the Mouse River Park projects.

Beverly Schatz from Michaels show us how to create a lantern floral centerpiece.

Ward County is now accepting bids for contractors to demolish what's left of an apartment complex in Minot destroyed by a fire in February.

You’ve probably heard of or received an email phishing scam.

Since the Dakota Access Pipeline went online three years ago, state environmental health leaders say it’s leaked once.

A Federal Judge has given the Dakota Access Pipeline 30 days to be shut down.

Voters in North Dakota may soon get a chance to decide if they sweeping changes to the way they cast their ballots, as well as who would draw legislative lines.

North Dakota’s political leaders and energy industry share reactions after a federal judge gave the Dakota Access Pipeline 30 days to shut down.

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A Mandan man is being treated at a local hospital after being stabbed several times in the chest.

Federal judge orders Dakota Access pipeline to shut down until more thorough environmental review is done.

We first reported in May that Menards was one of a growing list of retailers requiring masks or a face covering while shopping.