In their third season at Municipal Ballpark, the Bismarck Larks are a big hit, and along with the hot dogs and the popcorn comes the occasional fireworks show.
The NBA Finals champions Toronto Raptors have Bismarck connections.
The Fore Seasons Center on North 19th Street will be closed for the summer starting on Friday.
The Professional Bull Riding circuit is making its way back to North Dakota.
There has been a number of times in recent years, where it's been very accurate to say, "it's a good time to be Carson Wentz."
Bismarck native Carson Wentz is set to be with the Philadelphia Eagles through 2024.
Prairie Grit Adaptive Sports works to make sure those with physical and cognitive disabilities can play...
The Souris Valley Sabre Dogs announced on Twitter that their first game of the season has been postponed.
A world renowned extreme mountain biking trail 15 miles south of Watford City will hopefully be even more popular soon.
Starting in June, some of the youngest golfers will get the chance to head out for some lessons.
An unlikely duo decided to get out and compete in Fargo this weekend.
A Minot woman won the Fargo marathon over the weekend.
The Bismarck Larks' season begins in 19 days, and fans can expect more fun and entertainment this year.
Retirement home resident in Fargo and West Fargo got a pleasant surprise Wednesday.
Bismarck native and Dickinson State defensive back Jay Liggins didn't hear his name called during the 2019 NFL draft but that doesn't mean...
Former NDSU QB Easton Stick was drafted by the LA Chargers
Lynn Aas, a Minot veteran credited for a series of heroics during World War II, will raise the American flag at the Minnesota...
The Souris Valley Sabre Dogs are looking for people to complete their staff this season.
"No U.S. drone was operating in Iranian airspace today," a spokesman for Central Command said, after an Iranian report a U.S. drone was shot down.
"I can tell you in my 24 years on this job, this is the worst accident I've ever been a part of," the Racine County Sheriff Christopher Schmaling said.
“None of the cars involved in the derailment were carrying explosives," a spokesperson for the Federal Railroad Administration said.
A 13-year-old umpire's call in the youth baseball game sparked an adult brawl on the field.
22 officers in St. Louis and 72 in Philadelphia are either on an "exclusion list" or on administrative duty in a probe of racist, anti-Muslim and other offensive posts.
