Mandan man pleads not guilty to multiple drug charges
A Mandan man plead not guilty Friday to a number of drug offenses stemming from a search warrant that was executed in March.
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Bismarck man accused of terrorizing in rifle incident
A Bismarck man is accused of terrorizing two people by pointing a rifle at them on Main Street.
No injuries in industrial fire in Williston; no evacuations ordered
Fire at an industrial recycling center near Williston sent thick, hazardous smoke over part of the city, but officials said the potential public health threat was deemed not significant enough
North Dakota deer licenses drop below 40,000, to near record low
North Dakota deer licenses have plummeted to the lowest level in about half a century, with just 39,100 available to hunters for the fall season.
Bismarck to host information meeting about half-cent sales tax measure
Bismarck officials will host an in-person public information meeting on a city ballot measure that seeks to extend a half-cent sales tax used to fund major road projects.
Bismarck woman accused of stabbing boyfriend found mentally competent
A Bismarck woman accused of stabbing her boyfriend then engaging in a standoff with police has been found mentally competent to stand trial following a court ordered evaluation.
Tribune editorial: Public quick to help during times of need
No one had to ask for help, even before the flames were doused. Members of the public quickly rallied in response to the Monday evening fire that displaced 150-200 residents
Red Flag Warning until FRI 10:00 PM CDT
Critical Fire Weather Conditions in Western and Central North Dakota Until This Evening
North Dakota Supreme Court orders judge to halt Dutch suit against DAPL developer
The North Dakota Supreme Court has instructed a district court judge to stop an overseas free speech lawsuit against the developer of the Dakota Access Pipeline.
Mystics open new era with Bavendick grand opening
Bismarck State College fans, alumni, boosters and students got their first glimpse of the Mystics’ new era.
Tribune brings home awards from state contest
The Bismarck Tribune was recognized for reporting, photography and design excellence during this year’s annual North Dakota Newspaper Association convention.
Burleigh County OKs further off-highway vehicle riding restrictions during wet conditions
Burleigh County commissioners on Monday approved additional restrictions that could limit off-highway vehicle riding during wet conditions, expanding on rules adopted at their previous meeting.
Bismarck Park Board candidates discuss riverfront, recreation center during debate
Bismarck Park Board candidates discussed riverfront development, a recreation center feasibility study and their vision for the future of the Park District during a wide-ranging debate Wednesday.
Bismarck neighbors: Obituaries for May 8
Read through the obituaries published today in The Bismarck Tribune.
MDU continuing gas line work in Mandan
Montana-Dakota Utilities over the next several months will continue a project replacing natural gas main pipelines and service lines in a portion of Mandan.
Trump Account sign-up series set
People interested in signing up for Trump Accounts can attend one of a series of meetings being set up by the office of U.S. Rep. Julie Fedorchak, R-N.D.
Kevin Holten: Something more solid
In America, are we getting smarter? Is there a noticeable shift from chasing money to chasing meaning? Is the American dream shifting from focusing on what you own to prioritizing
Prairie Fare: Protect your skin — Simple steps to prevent skin cancer
The sun's powerful UV rays can still reach your skin on cloudy days.
May 7 recap: Bismarck news you may have missed today
Tribal police recruits in North Dakota will soon have an option for basic training through the Bureau of Indian Affairs that’s closer to home.
Roads near Bank of North Dakota to close
Water line work will prompt two road closures near the Bank of North Dakota in west Bismarck beginning Monday.
Alberta Heights residents advised to make alternative housing arrangements
Residents of the Alberta Heights Apartments displaced by Monday
Jury finds Bismarck man not guilty of sexual assault
A Bismarck man of sexually assaulting an intoxicated woman he had reportedly followed home from a Mandan bar last October was found not guilty last week following a trial.
Wilton man sentenced to 25 years in prison after guilty pleas in burglary, stabbing case
A Wilton man was sentenced 25 years in prison Thursday after guilty pleas to charges from a home invasion incident where he stabbed an elderly man and terrorized his wife.
Theory of a Deadman and Sevendust to perform Bismarck Event Center
Theory of a Deadman and Sevendust are coming to the Bismarck Event Center.