This weekend the FasTrax BMX track in Bismarck is hosting the North Dakota State Finals.
A few rain drops Saturday morning didn't stop dozens of Minot residents from rappelling down the Parker Building.
More than a month has pased since the Sunset Bluffs Apartment fire that shook up the community. Now that all former residents have found new places to live, the donation center is opening up to the public.
It's not easy to trust someone who comes to the door asking for your personal information. That is a challenge that the Census Bureau has to overcome every 10 years.
The Bismarck City Commission is setting aside $250,000 in 2020 to help build a new homeless shelter.
President Donald Trump tweeted about the demonstration, saying there is consideration to labeling Antifa an "organization of terror."
"I’m a strong believer that talent is universal. However, opportunity is not universal," says the man leading the U.S. college awarding the most degrees to minorities.
Hundreds, perhaps thousands, of people accused of marijuana possession have seen their cases dismissed or put on hold thanks to new hemp laws.
The Patriotic Service Dog Foundation provides dogs free of charge to help first responders and veterans suffering from PTSD — changing lives for those who serve. At least a third of the dogs are rescues, trained to help their owners in large crowds or to “interrupt” when they notice signs of emotional distress.
Kayakers Josh Bastyr and Andrew Hooper ventured out on what they called a “peaceful glacier exploration” at Alaska’s Spencer Glacier. As glacial bridge began to collapse, they found themselves in danger. It’s a new normal in the area, reports NBC’s Kevin Tibbles reports, who recently visited the Spencer Glacier to learn about the impact of climate change on the region.
