Steel Beams Headed To SD For ‘Largest Science Experiment Ever Attempted’ In US
Dignitaries and scientists celebrated the next step Thursday toward what one official called the “largest science experiment ever attempted on U.S. soil.”
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Drought Cuts Into Basin Runoff
With drought conditions deepening across much of the Missouri River basin, the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) has lowered its runoff forecast for the year.
Area Nebraska Voters Casting Ballots Ahead Of Tuesday Elections
Knox County primary election ballots include an Agricultural Society special election regarding restricted funds and allowable growth for the Knox County Fair in Bloomfield, Nebraska.
Planning Task Force Looks At Zoning Issues
What does Yankton County need to encourage new businesses and economic development while maintaining its quality of life?
Pilot in Brooklyn Park plane crash radioed to ‘abort’ moments after takeoff
A federal aviation report says the pilot in a Brooklyn Park plane crash radioed air traffic control to "abort" just before the crash, which killed him and his partner, a North Dakota state representative.
Residents critical of Sioux Falls’ homelessness public campaign, city adjusting plan
Those critical of the “Cash Handouts Don’t Help” campaign said the money the city has used could be better spent elsewhere to help, but the city believes the campaign and its approach have been effective.
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.
Group collecting petition signatures post-deadline, using court decision as justification
Representative Hansen’s 2025 bill, moving up the deadline to submit signatures from May to February, was ruled unconstitutional by a district court. Dakotans for Health attorney Jim Leach says this left th...
One mom brings home the dough with her local home bakery
Kadee Voigt’s Curbside Crumbs bakery is based on two things most moms are familiar with: hard work and trust.
Sioux Falls street crews making progress on potholes thanks to public
City of Sioux Falls street crews are making progress on potholes throughout the city, thanks to reports from the public on where those potholes are.
One step closer: Bison awaiting final approval to be bowl and playoff eligible this fall
A proposal from the Football Oversight Committee was moved forward Thursday that would allow North Dakota State to be bowl-eligible this fall.
Former Dakota Valley and USD standout Isaac Bruns heading to USC
Isaac Bruns, a standout men's basketball player at the University of South Dakota and Dakota Valley High School in North Sioux City, is taking his talents to Southern California.
North Dakota scores third-highest average IQ nationally
North Dakota has the third-highest average IQ in the nation, tying with Vermont at 103.8.
UND launching dermatology department after $5M donation
UND leaders say fewer than 30 dermatologists currently practice in North Dakota, as the university launches a new dermatology department to help address shortages.
Military panelists say lack of ‘disqualifying’ evidence justifies Wounded Knee Massacre medals
Three military members of a panel that reviewed Medals of Honor awarded to soldiers who were at the Wounded Knee Massacre concluded there was no evidence of disqualifying conduct, despite scholarly research...
Avera Medical Minute: What exactly is cupping therapy?
In tonight’s Avera Medical Minute, we’ll explain how this suction therapy technique helps promote healing and recovery.
Lawyer Found Way Back to Work One National Park at a Time
When he stepped down as the top lawyer at Gilead Sciences Inc. two years ago, Brett Pletcher hopped in his RV and drove “west of the Dakotas” to explore.
Steel beams headed underground in SD for ‘largest science experiment ever attempted on U.S. soil’
Crews are taking the next step for the Deep Underground Neutrino Experiment within a former gold mine at Lead.
Veterans Honor Flight receives $10,000 donation
Gateway Chevrolet donated $10,000 to help more than 250 veterans travel to Washington through the Veterans Honor Flight of North Dakota and Minnesota.
Hantavirus cases tied to cruise ship suspected in 5 countries
US health officials are monitoring three former passengers now back in the country, but the WHO said there’s no sign of widespread risk.
Junior Achievement of South Dakota receives $10,500 grant
Junior Achievement of South Dakota is getting a boost thanks to a partnership between Levo Credit Union and the Federal Home Loan Bank of Des Moines.
Nebraska to play Boise State at Sanford Pentagon next season
Sanford Sports has announced the Nebraska Cornhuskers men’s basketball team is returning to the Sanford Pentagon to face the Boise State Broncos.
Fridays on the Plaza returns this May
Enjoy live music and great food every Friday over the lunch hour.
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.