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The 850,000-Square-Foot Bismarck Retail Center Originally Opened in 1970 as Kirkwood Plaza.
Authorities Found No Trace of a Big Cat in North Bismarck Following a Report That Prompted Notices to Local School Parents.
State Officials Emphasize Fire Safety, Proper Tagging Regulations, and Hunter Safety Gear as the Season Begins This Friday.
Months of Extensive Training for Local Election Judges and County Auditors Aim to Ensure Smooth Voting Operations and Accurate Ballot Counts.
The Underground Piping Systems Lower Water Tables for Producers but Reduce Local Wildlife Habitat and Increase Regional Runoff.
Downtown Mandan Will Host Its Annual Grand Lighting Ceremony on Friday, November 27, Featuring Santa's Arrival, Wagon Rides, and Hot Chocolate.
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 Festive Train Will Make Six Stops Throughout the State Over Two Days, Bringing Free Concerts and Collecting Food Donations for Local Pantries.
A Recent Traffic Incident Claimed the Lives of Two Mandan Teenagers, While State Legislators Have Repeatedly Declined to Establish Free School Meals Across North Dakota.
Authorities Are Seeking Public Assistance Following the October 2026 Updates, Which Include Individuals Last Seen in Mandan and Morton County.
The Celebration at the Governor's Residence Marked a First for the State and Honored the North Dakota Indian Community.
Several Films, Ranging From Supernatural Thrillers to Dark Comedies, Find Their Spooky Settings and Inspiration Within North Dakota.
Federal Disaster Loans Target Businesses and Private Nonprofits as Bismarck Demons Hockey Supports Mandan Families; State Court Rules on Beef Industry Panel, and Winter Weather Outlook Suggests Less Snow but More Mixed Precipitation.
North Dakota Wildlife Officials Report the Presence of the Destructive Species in the State's Premier Recreation Lake, Highlighting Risks to Local Infrastructure and Boating.
Families Statewide Are Reminded by the American Red Cross to Check Trick-Or-Treat Bags for Common Food Allergens and Potential Choking Hazards Before Children Enjoy Their Halloween Haul.
Measure 1, Placed on the Ballot by the Republican-Led Legislature, Would Require 60% Voter Approval for Future Amendments, Drawing Debate Over Protecting the State's Foundational Document Versus Making Citizen-Led Changes More Difficult.
The State Department Is Continuing Its Surveillance Program, Offering Several Options for Hunters Across North Dakota, Including Those in Burleigh and Morton Counties, to Submit Samples and Assist with Population Monitoring.
The National Weather Service Anticipates an Increase in Mixed Precipitation Events, Including Ice Storms, Across Central and Western North Dakota.
A Driver Died Following an I-94 Crash in Morton County, a Motorcyclist Was Killed East of Bismarck, and Court Activity Continues for a Fatal Bismarck Crash Involving Mandan Teens.
Democrat Scot Kelsh and Republican Jill Kringstad Outlined Their Differing Approaches to State Regulation, Energy Costs, and Infrastructure During a Recent Podcast Debate.
North Dakota Attorney General Drew H. Wrigley Alerted Residents to Companies Offering Unapproved Stem Cell and Human Tissue Injections at Local Events, Making False Claims of Efficacy for Serious Health Conditions.
Attorney General Drew H. Wrigley Urges Consumers to Submit Claims for Money Back Following Allegations of Unlawful Generic Drug Price Inflation by Manufacturers.
The New Court, Modeled After Grand Forks County's System, Will Focus on Felony-Level Cases to Enhance Accountability and Reduce Reoffending.
