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This would have been the year he graduated, and his mother has asked the Bismarck School Board two weeks ago to honor him with a seat at the ceremony.

This past weekend, at least nine mass shootings were reported across the United States.

Last week a bridge in Velva City Park was vandalized with graffiti.

Dot’s Pretzel’s fans, rejoice!

North Dakota will terminate its participation in the federal government’s pandemic-related unemployment assistance programs, effective June 19, to help address the ongoing workforce shortage across the state, Gov. Doug Burgum announced today.

As the vaccine becomes more available, the more we learn about its effectiveness.

With each passing week, things are slowly getting back to the way they used to be and that includes what’s happening at Gateway to Science.

Beverly Schatz from Michaels show us how to create a fun shadow box utilizing a wax seal and peacock feathers.

In many ways, the pandemic has thrown our lives a curveball. We’ve all had to adjust whether we’ve wanted to or not, but it’s not just COVID-19.

Former University of North Dakota President Mark Kennedy announced he will be stepping down from his current post in Colorado in the coming months.

A Bismarck fourth-grader is getting a lot of attention for her doodle.

In response to growing demand for renewable products, North Dakota will soon be home to a brand-new soybean crushing facility.

The free summer meal program for kids 18 and under is returning to Bismarck.

Miss North Dakota and Miss North Dakota’s Outstanding Teen competitions are back this year and tickets for the events are now on sale.

This week in the garden I want to talk about small fruits, and you can plant those now, because they are perennials; plants that live year to year.

Hunter Noor with the forest services said there’s a shortages of fire crews so having extra guardsmen could help contain fires faster.

Maggie and Leia said running businesses dates back at least four generations.

Minot has more than 2,000 hydrants across the city, and the city plans to check about half every year.

Starting June 3 through Aug. 5, every Thursday and Sunday will be split between downtown Minot and Oak Park.

First responders in Burleigh and Morton counties are expected to have upgraded radios by the end of summer.

At age 94, she’s still going strong, inspiring women of all ages.

Chance retired in 2019, and has spent his retirement with the Cote-Kanning family.

The party also announced Kari Breker as Vice Chair, Adam Goldwyn as DNC Committeeman, Tracey Wilkie as Treasurer, and Birgit Pruess as Secretary.

If you catch a tagged walleye this summer make sure to report the number on the tag as it’s very important for fisheries management of these lakes.

The application deadline is Friday, May 14 at 12:00 p.m.

Owners hope to one day open their own store in downtown Bismarck.

The co-op pulls in North Dakota products from 20 to 25 different communities and offers things from produce to meat to soaps.

In total, 15 bands participated in the parade.

Many people from around the nation come to visit Mount Rushmore National Memorial, but not too many people are taking a swing at the faces.

No injuries for the suspects or officers were reported.