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The Police Department hopes to have all camera implemented and in use by August 1st.

Overall, Ward County will need to fully vaccinate 43.2% more of the population to reach herd immunity.

The nation has been closely watching the trial against Derek Chauvin, the former Minneapolis Police Officer charged in the death of George Floyd.

Work is expected wrap up this summer in June or July.

They responded to a call in the 500 block of Reclamation Drive in Williston the morning of March 1st, 2020 and found Maxon dead in the room where the fight started.

There’s an old saying, “growing old is a privilege denied to many.”

City of Minot officials are issuing a warning to residents about two men claiming to be Water and Sewer workers to get into peoples’ homes.

North Dakota lawmakers approved the state’s version of “Stand Your Ground,” which removes the requirement to retreat before using deadly force.

The battle in Theodore Roosevelt National Park’s North Unit continues.

A fire destroyed a small hangar and four aircraft Friday afternoon at the Flying S Ranch in rural Minot.

The Army Corps of Engineers announced they will not be shutting down the Dakota Access Pipeline, but the judge overseeing the case may not wait to make his own opinion.

A large grass fire in eastern Montana quickly made its way into North Dakota last night due to strong winds.

On Thursday, a lawsuit was filed against the Bureau of Indian Affairs accusing the agency of negligence, which lead to the death of two and injured two others after a road washed out on the Standing Rock Reservation.

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NDDOT has the final say when moving into the final design phase of this project.

Dr. Vollmer said roughly 3,000 people participated in the survey.

The Minot Public School Board heard from parents Thursday who spoke against the mask-wearing policy in the district.

She also said staff are willing to answer any questions from the public.

Thursday afternoon, family and friends, of Doug Burtell; North Dakota remaining 164th regiment, laid him to rest at the North Dakota Veterans Cemetery in Mandan.

The cause of the fire remains under investigation.

Ness said the department is still accepting volunteers to share their water and volunteer firefighters.

One thing everyone will agree on, is that we need a good storm.

On Thursday, a couple accused of murdering a Bismarck man appeared in court with the hopes of having their trial heard outside of Burleigh County.

Many people have been avoiding going out in public due to the threat of coronavirus. But, dental health shouldn’t be put on the back burner. Dentists say don’t let coronavirus anxiety keep you out of the chair.

In the first two weeks of August 2020 Americans took more than 12 million road trips, according to the North Dakota Department of Commerce.

A 65-year-old Montana man convicted of negligent homicide for his role in a 2018 fatal head-on crash in Mountrail County brought his case before the State Supreme Court Thursday.

By a 35-10 vote, North Dakota State Senators approved a bill to remove the requirement to retreat before using deadly force.

The uncertain future of the Dakota Access Pipeline will soon become clear.

With the stroke of a pen, Gov. Doug Burgum, R-N.D., signed a bill which supporters say will invest millions of dollars into infrastructure.

Cities and towns in northwestern North Dakota have thrived thanks to the production of oil and gas in the region.