North Dakota energy research center cuts affect 40 staff
The Energy and Environmental Research Center at the University of North Dakota has been forced to cut staff because of funding delays.
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Catching up with former area athletes: Burke native Bull surges to GPAC discus title
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Freeman’s Aanenson, Howard’s Schulz each earn top honors at Cornbelt Conference golf meet
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Minot Shrine Circus holding 2026 event at North Dakota State Fair Center
MINOT, N.D. (KMOT) - Earlier this year we told you the Minot Shrine Circus would be returning to the Minot Auditorium after 15 years at the State Fair Center.
North Dakota Supreme Court orders judge to block parts of Greenpeace lawsuit against Energy Transfer in Net...
The North Dakota Supreme Court ruled Thursday in a 4 to 1 decision in favor of Energy Transfer, saying a district judge should issue a narrowly tailored order limiting parts of a related lawsuit filed by Gre...
Feedlot tours coming up next month in Drake
A tour for those interested in the cattle industry is coming to Drake, North Dakota next month.
‘Just a really nice kid’ - Friends remember Dakota Freese
Police said he waded into the river to get the equipment when the current swept him under.
South Dakota stays at No. 46 in teacher pay rankings
South Dakota ranks 46th in the nation in a new report on average teacher salaries, the same as last year
Rhoden activates South Dakota Drought Task Force
The South Dakota Drought Task Force held its first meeting on Thursday, May 7.
"Be Legendary," submit a photo to the Governor's Photo Contest
The annual contest invites North Dakotans to submit their favorite scenes that showcase the state's iconic landscapes and features.
North Dakota Supreme Court orders judge to halt Dutch suit against Dakota Access Pipeline 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.
Photos: The 'bike bus' stops at Kelly Elementary School
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GFAFB selected for defense pilot program
The selection "marks another major milestone" for North Dakota's role in national defense, UAS innovation and next-generation military technology development, the release said.
Dakota Children’s Advocacy Center hosts book launch, meet and greet with Scout
Children and families received free books, met therapy dog Scout and learned about body safety education during the Dakota Children’s Advocacy Center event in Dickinson.
One dead and one injured in semi roll-over crash in Rock County, MN
One person has died, and another was injured in a semi rollover crash that happened in Rock County, MN, early Thursday.
Brandon Valley Middle School placed on lockdown following police presence
Brandon Valley Middle School briefly went into a ‘secure-in-rooms’ status after police responded to the school earlier today.
Volunteers Needed For ‘Meals On Wheels’
The Center of Yankton is looking for those who want to make a difference in someone’s life.
Spiritwood Resort celebrates new ownership with ribbon cutting
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Jamestown, Carrington, Barnes County airports awarded funding for projects
The Federal Aviation Administration recently awarded $17.9 million in funding for 20 airport infrastructure projects across North Dakota, including Jamestown Regional Airport, Carrington Municipal Airport an...
Hot Mic Interview: Moorhead's Kevin Feeney says 2026 Spuds football schedule "is best ever"
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Video: Why are wetlands important?
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500 feet of electrical wire stolen from Sioux Falls business, police investigating
Authorities are investigating after 500 feet of electrical wire were stolen from a business in Sioux Falls.
Mild day across the area as temperatures get warmer heading into Friday
(Dakota News Now) - Our temperatures will finally be returning to or above average later today! For this afternoon highs will warm back into the 60s with lighter wind than we’ve seen over the past few days.
State Supreme Court rules against BEK over interview footage in Daniel Breijo case
The North Dakota Supreme Court denied a request from BEK Communications to block the release of unaired footage to the court for review, of an interview with the surviving victim of a 2023 shooting in Minot.