Christmas Eve shooting on track for October trial
The trial of the former Department of Homeland Security agent charged in the murder of serviceman Nicholas Van Pelt is still on track for its scheduled trial da
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Local man charged with offenses against minor
A local man charged with multiple felonies for allegedly sneaking a juvenile onto Minot Air Force Base made his initial appearance in North Central District Cou
Voters turn out to settle ballot contests
Unofficial election results showed 8,059 Ward County voters went to the polls Tuesday, June 9, just shy of the 8,426 voters in the June 2024 election, for a 1
Stormy night in White Shield area
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RETIREMENT’S COMIC RELIEF: Holding on to summer memories
Growing up in smoldering hot and humid Kansas summers in the 1950s wasn’t easy. Neither is growing older in the 2020s. Recent statistics indicate the average
Prep Softball: Local athletes highlight Class B all-state team
Several local athletes earned all-state honors for their production on the softball diamond this season, including representatives from Renville County, Velva/D
Legion Baseball: Metros begin conference play with sweep of A’s
The Minot Metros used a combination of solid pitching and solid hitting to come away with a pair of victories over the Mandan A’s on Monday, June 8, to begin
Hot Tots drop to third in Great Plains West after fourth loss to Rox
The Hot Tots have had a tough few games coming out of the weekend. The Tots and the Rox played their fifth game in a row against each other on Monday night, J
Minot library report shows busy year in 2025
More than 24,000 people attended a program or outreach event at Minot Public Library in 2025, according to the library’s 2025 annual report, released to the p
Governor announces new strategy for Medicaid
BISMARCK – Gov. Kelly Armstrong recently announced North Dakota Health and Human Services (HHS) has launched a new strategy to strengthen oversight, prevent f
Community health gets some love in eastern ND
GRAND FORKS – A community health initiative in Grand Forks is being revived with new collaborations and a deeper understanding of residents’ needs. Live We
Sibyl Center kicks off big season on Saturday
STANLEY – Stanley’s Sibyl Center for the Performing Arts has a 12-concert lineup this summer and fall that board president Taryn Lumley describes as impress
High winds, hail batter region
The western region of North Dakota is still taking stock of the damage caused by hail, high winds and two tornados after a derecho event rolled through the even
Armstrong praises plans to fund coal infrastructure upgrade
BISMARCK – Gov. Kelly Armstrong on Thursday, June 4, applauded President Donald Trump’s announcement of his plan to address the nation’s energy emergency
Prairie Fare: A mouse story with a cheesy ending
“I saw a mouse run up the steps, into the closet and back downstairs three times,” my husband commented casually. “See? I pay attention to things,” he
DAKOTA GARDENER: Gardening is antidote to dehumanizing online world
Despite my best efforts, I thought I had failed to pass on my love of gardening to my daughter. For years, she laughed at my passion for all things green. Tha
PRAIRIE FARE: Gardens grow more than vegetables
I sprinkled seeds for mixed leafy greens in my garden, and I planted a row of spinach, too. With regular watering, the tiny seeds should yield many flavorful sa
North Dakota Outdoors: 2026 ND deer gun season opens Nov. 6
One of the biggest days of the year for prospective deer hunters occurred Friday afternoon, May 8. It’s when the Game and Fish Department released the framewo
NORTH DAKOTA OUTDOORS: How NDGF lottery works
Every year about this time, questions start rolling in about the North Dakota Game and Fish Department’s lottery system. Hunters wonder how bonus points work,
North Dakota Outdoors: What to do, not to do when find baby wildlife?
On a chilly, rainy Friday night the police officer called and said a young girl had taken what she thought was an injured mother duck and rode off on her bike.
Taube presents ‘Beyond the Prairie’
The Taube Art Museum in Minot will be hosting “Beyond the Prairie,” an exhibition of drawings by Fargo-based artist Ted Martin from Aug. 6-Sept. 5. This exhibition marks his first solo museum show and fe...
Arts return to park, downtown this summer
Concert and art lovers will find even more to enjoy this summer with enhanced Thursday and Sunday events in downtown Minot and Oak Park. “It’s going to be
CAP honors two outstanding cadets
Committed to the principles of the Civil Air Patrol, Cadets 1st Lt. Ezekiel Hoverson and 2nd Lt. Kohen Merkel saw their dedication recognized Tuesday, May 12, w
New detachment coming to Minot AFB
Submitted Photo North Dakota Air National Guard Brig. Gen. Tad Schauer discusses the newly added mission of the 119th Wing at a community gathering at Beowulf Golf Club in Minot. The 119th Wing, often referr...