Tensions appear to be flaring between the Williston Basin School District Board and Superintendent Dr. Jeff Thake, which has led to an executive board meeting where the board received legal advice and guidance on potential negotiations with Thake.
It almost turned into a pair of NDSU quarterback’s starting the Sunday Night game on N.B.C. Carson Wentz for the Colts and Trey Lance for the 49ers, but Lance has not been practicing due to a sprained knee.
Last year, Covid-19 drastically impacted the biggest shopping day of the year. Going to the mall on Black Friday for bargains meant social distancing, sanitizing and masks.
After more than a year and a half of COVID, some people who contracted the virus over a year ago still live with the lasting physical effects of long-COVID.
A group of Minot citizens gathered Wednesday to drum up support for the Minot Public Schools realignment project that will be going to the voters in December.
The trucking industry is also taking a major hit in the labor shortage. It’s short a record 80,000 drivers according to the American Trucking Association.
What they thought would be a quick trip to the walk-in clinic soon turned into being admitted to the hospital and a diagnosis of cancer. Brodie will be undergoing multiple months of chemotherapy treatments including both pill and IV forms.
With developmental testing complete for North Dakota’s beyond visual line of sight drone network, Northern Plains UAS is now moving on to the next step: Operational testing.
As the FCC works to transition the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline to 988, states that currently use that number will need to use all 10 digits to be able to make a call.
An ethanol plant in Richardton has received the governor’s blessing to install and practice carbon capture, the first for any ethanol plant in the state.
Nearly five years after the Dakota Access Pipeline protests, a U.S. District Court judge ruled that North Dakota can proceed to seek reimbursement of $38 million from the federal government for emergency response expenses.
In this week’s county by county, Your News Leader is featuring a local Halloween attraction, a clothing drive, and a survey aimed at helping a rural health care needs.
Recipients of Williams County’s behavioral health grant spoke at Tuesday’s county commission meeting to thank them and provide an update on how they are using their funds.
Hospitals are constantly in need of blood donations. That need has been highlighted throughout the course of the pandemic, and there’s some things you should know about COVID and blood donation.
