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The 850,000-Square-Foot Bismarck Retail Center Originally Opened in 1970 as Kirkwood Plaza.

The Police Senior Administrative Assistant Was Recognized for Her Dedicated Service, Financial Management, and Departmental Support.

Authorities Found No Trace of a Big Cat in North Bismarck Following a Report That Prompted Notices to Local School Parents.

North Dakota Residents Have Until Nov. 23 to Submit Snowplow Name Ideas for Their Home Transportation Districts.

Sorensen Served 12 Years as Bismarck Mayor, Represented District 47 in the Legislature, and Delivered More Than 1,000 Performances in Medora.

The Celebration at the Governor's Residence Marked a First for the State and Honored the North Dakota Indian Community.

The City Aims to Remove Half of Its Boulevard Ash Trees Over the Next Four to Five Years Following the First Reported Discovery of the Invasive Pest.

Bismarck Officials Removed a New Draft of the City's Prohibited Camping Ordinance From Tuesday Night's Agenda, Opting Instead to Search for a Location for a Low-Barrier Homeless Shelter.

Hilary Balzum, a City of Bismarck Planner and CDBG Program Administrator, Has Streamlined the Distribution of Federal Funds for Local Housing and Development Services.

The City Forestry Division Will Close E Boulevard Avenue Between State Street and N 10th Street on Friday, October 23, 2026, with No Detour in Place.

New Draft Limits Mandatory Minimum Jail Sentences for Repeat Offenders to Cases Involving Public Health, Safety, or Access Obstruction.

The University of Mary Men's and Women's Teams Both Secured First-Place Finishes at Their Regular-Season Finale Meet Held Friday in Bismarck.

The New Court, Modeled After Grand Forks County's System, Will Focus on Felony-Level Cases to Enhance Accountability and Reduce Reoffending.

BNSF Railway Crews Are Working Double Shifts on the Historic Bridge, Impacting the River Road Pathway, While Local Public Safety and Court News Also Affects Residents in Burleigh and Morton Counties.

The Mistake Impacted the City of Bismarck and Other Local Tax Districts, with the County Agreeing to Cover the Shortfall.

Residents in Bismarck and Mandan Should Be Aware of Specific State Laws and Regulations Governing What Cannot Be Thrown Into Weekly Trash or Dumped, with Violations Carrying Significant Fines and Potential Criminal Charges.

The Federally Funded, 100,000-Square-Foot Facility on the Capitol Grounds Will Enhance the State's Capacity for Monitoring Infectious Diseases and Protecting Water Quality.

While No Specific Curfew Exists for Trick-Or-Treating, Existing City Ordinances Detail When Individuals Under 18 May Be in Public Spaces.

Linford Atakora Used a Relative's Social Security Number to Obtain a Job at a Bismarck Home Health Agency, Leading to Federal Prison Time and Deportation.

Local Businesses, Community Organizations, and a Medical Facility Are Preparing Various Trunk-Or-Treat Opportunities This Month, with One Significant Effort Also Supporting a Local Cancer Foundation.

Visitation, Prayer Service, Funeral, and Graveside Committal Are Planned for Late October in Mandan.

Schadler Dedicated Over 28 Years to the Bismarck Fire Department, Alongside Extensive Volunteer Work in Public Safety Across the Region.

A Funeral Service Was Held Monday at Mandan High School for Ben Moch and Taylor Fisher, Who Died From Injuries Sustained in a Car Crash.

Bismarck Residents Can Learn About a Feasibility Study and Offer Input at an Upcoming Open House and Community Meeting on October 28th.

Repeated Incidents, Including a Costly Break-In and Equipment Damage, Are Causing Setbacks for Road Crews Working on the Project.