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A severe thunderstorm warning is active for northeastern Burleigh County. The storm is currently 8 miles south of Wing, moving northeast at 30 mph.
ND Democratic lawmaker proposes data center moratorium and ban on officials signing NDAs
North Dakota state Sen. Tim Mathern, D-Fargo, announced Tuesday that he intends to bring forward two bills attempting to regulate the development of data centers for September
Practical Tips for Helping Pets Adjust to a New Home
Transitioning your pawsome pup to its new home can make for a ruff day! Or week, potentially even months! Buzz60’s Chloe Hurst has the story!
Bismarck man pleads not guilty to attempted murder, other charges in apartment assaults
A Bismarck man pleaded not guilty Tues. to seven charges including one count of attempted murder stemming from an April incident at an apartment building.
Annual Day of Caring set in Bismarck-Mandan
The Missouri Slope Areawide United Way is holding its annual Day of Caring in Bismarck-Mandan on Wednesday.
Bismarck OKs $549.9M prelim budget with slight property tax hike, smaller general fund deficit
Bismarck has approved a $549.9 million preliminary budget for 2027, with a slight increase in property taxes.
Hay Hotline activated amid drought in North Dakota
North Dakota's Hay Hotline has been activated to help out ranchers dealing with drought this summer.
BPS approves smaller $116.5M bond referendum for November ballot
After falling just short of 60% support in June, Bismarck Public Schools is asking voters to approve a trimmed $116.5 million bond in November.
5 NBA Teams That Improved The MOST This Offseason
In this video we identify and discuss the five NBA teams that improved the most this offseason heading into the 2027 NBA season! 76ers, Heat and more discussed BUSINESS -
North Dakota Gov. Kelly Armstrong calls for cuts to agency budgets for 2027-29 biennium
North Dakota Gov. Kelly Armstrong told agencies Wednesday to tighten their belts next budget cycle to begin correcting a revenue-spending imbalance.
North Dakota's Prairie Public says CPB shutdown is not unexpected, just 'disappointing'
The Prairie Public building at 207 N. Fifth St. in downtown Fargo is pictured on Feb. 11.
Bill axing 20% of Prairie Public's funding passes Senate; ND delegation votes help passage
Prairie Public is in a precarious position as a bill is poised to pass with the help of North Dakota
Duck brood numbers up significantly in North Dakota; American marten trapping allowed in ND
Timely rains have boosted duck production in North Dakota for a second straight year, leading to a prediction of a higher fall duck flight.
One year after cuts devastated Prarie Public's funding, the company's trials are not over
Prairie Public lost state and federal funding last year. One year after the vote that removed the organization
Grant to expand children’s behavioral health services
BISMARCK – North Dakota Health and Human Services (HHS) announced it has been awarded a $6 million federal grant from the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA) to expand commun...
Grant County man pleads guilty in Bismarck laundromat burglary
A Grant County man already serving a prison sentence for fleeing from law enforcement has pleaded guilty in the February burglary of a Bismarck laundromat.
Robert Mayo: AI data centers: What North Dakota needs to know
Artificial intelligence has set off the biggest wave of data center construction in history, and North Dakota is squarely in the middle of it. Our Legislature is holding hearings, developers
Child injured in knife attack that killed siblings reportedly recovering after surgery
A nearly 2-year-old Mandan boy who survived a knife attack that killed his siblings continues to recover in a Bismarck hospital, according to information posted by a family member.
Bismarck man sentenced to prison after pleading guilty to charges in January robbery-standoff
A Bismarck man was sentenced to 35 years in prison after pleading guilty to charges from a Jan. incident that began with a pharmacy robbery and ended in a standoff.
Speaking out: Families pay when state gets it wrong
Steve Andrist, Bismarck, is a member of the North Dakota News Cooperative’s board of directors.
'Four wins in 48 hours': Carpet Land Rugs defend Central Plains title
Nebraska state legion champion Carpet Land Rugs Post 500 entered the 2026 Central Plains Regional as favorites to defend their title.
Great Plains Food Bank sees record numbers seeking food assistance
More than 186,000 people accepted help from the Great Plains Food Bank’s network of food pantries in the past year, a new record for the organization.
Grant Marsh Bridge inspection to get underway
A routine inspection of the Grant Marsh Bridge on Interstate 94 between Bismarck and Mandan begins Monday.