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NDDOT unveils 3 concepts for Grant Marsh Bridge replacement, I-94 Midway overhaul
The North Dakota of Transportation is exploring three proposals for a potential replacement of the aging Grant Marsh Bridge and improve the Interstate 94 corridor between Bismarck and Mandan.
Free school meals measure makes North Dakota's November ballot
North Dakota voters will decide in November whether schools should provide free breakfast and lunch to all students regardless of family income.
19-year-old killed in motorcycle-truck collision on Main Ave in Bismarck
A 19-year-old man was killed Wednesday night when his motorcycle collided with a pickup traveling the opposite direction on Main Avenue in Bismarck, police say.
Travis Stefonowicz named Fargo police chief
FARGO — Interim Fargo Police Chief Travis Stefonowicz is the next head of the city’s law enforcement agency.
Rob Schneider to perform live at Belle Mehus Auditorium
Rob Schneider is set to bring his live comedy performance to Bismarck in September.
Summit seeks to change destination of CO2 pipeline, away from North Dakota
Summit Carbon Solutions proposes removing eight counties, 200 miles and 400 property owners from the planned route of its $9 billion carbon capture pipeline.
Touch a Truck event set in Mandan
The annual Touch a Truck event is set for Saturday on Main Street in Mandan.
Morton County Council on Aging plans senior center at Custer Elementary
The Morton County Council on Aging plans to purchase Custer Elementary School in Mandan and convert the building into a senior activity and service center.
Iconic Bismarck restaurant Peacock Alley to close its downtown location in June
Peacock Alley American Grill and Bar, a longtime Bismarck staple and one of the oldest restaurants in North Dakota, will close its downtown location in June.
Speaking out: Put the good stuff to work
I remember not being able to walk through a grocery store in the
Bismarck sets starting budget for new Police Department headquarters
A preliminary budget has been set for a planned police station in northeast Bismarck, allowing the project to move into the design phase.
Former Bank of North Dakota President Todd Steinwand dies at 66
Former Bank of North Dakota President Todd Steinwand died Monday, according to an obituary shared by his son.
Bismarck man pleads guilty to taking out insurance policy on dead wife
A Bismarck man accused of fraudulently taking out a life insurance policy on his dead wife has pleaded guilty.
Peace officer memorial service set at Capitol
The 69 fallen peace officers in North Dakota's history will be remembered and honored during an annual memorial service at 7 p.m. Thursday in the State Capitol's Memorial Hall in Bismarck.
Issue spotlight: Where North Dakota US House candidates stand on the Iran war
Republicans competing for North Dakota’s sole U.S. House seat support President Donald Trump’s war in Iran while a Democratic challenger says Congress should have to authorize the military action.
Basin Electric breaks ground on $4 billion power plant
Construction is getting underway on a massive power plant in northwest North Dakota.
NDSU honoring Jack and Betsy Dalrymple; Miller also honored
Former North Dakota Gov. Jack Dalrymple and his wife, Betsy, are being honored by North Dakota State University during its spring commencement ceremony.
NDDOT to host meeting on alternatives to replace Grant Marsh Bridge
The North Dakota Department of Transportation will host a public input meeting on alternatives to replace the aging Grant Marsh Bridge, which carries Interstate 94 traffic between Bismarck and Mandan.
Bismarck-based federal judge nominated for U.S. appeals court
The White House has nominated Bismarck-based U.S. District Judge Daniel Traynor for a seat on the 8th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals, according to North Dakota
Suspect in armed robbery, I-94 standoff pleads guilty
A Bismarck man accused in a pharmacy store armed robbery and standoff with police has pleaded guilty to charges.
Gov. Armstrong endorses legislative candidates; lawmakers plan press conference to respond
Gov. Kelly Armstrong released a list of his endorsements for legislative primaries Monday, but at least one lawmaker says the governor using his influence in the primary election is "illegal."
Speaking out: A father and husband taken too early
If someone were to ask me “What is the one word that terrifies you the most?” I would respond with “hospital.” You see, after my son was born with a
Suspect in fatal Bismarck stabbing pleads not guilty
A South Dakota man was been charged with murder after he allegedly stabbed a Bismarck man to death inside a northwest-side home last week.