Bismarck woman sentenced to prison after pleading guilty to drug charges
A Bismarck woman who pleaded guilty to three drug charges was sentenced to 2 ½ years in prison Wednesday under an agreement that saw charges in another case dismissed.
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A Bismarck woman who pleaded guilty to three drug charges was sentenced to 2 ½ years in prison Wednesday under an agreement that saw charges in another case dismissed.
The Bismarck Event Center on Tuesday evening is conducting emergency evacuation drills.
Statements a Mandan man charged with a sex crime made during an interview with Bismarck police will be allowed as evidence in an upcoming trial, despite the objections of a
Purchase agreements have been signed between a data center developer and three Morton County landowners for land within the city limits of Mandan.
Public outdoor pools in Bismarck will be closing as college- and high school-age workers begin practice for fall activities and head back to school.
For a dozen or so years, public health professionals in the state have been sounding the alarm about vape products that deliver liquid nicotine, worrying that they would quickly become
Health experts recommend plain water as the beverage of choice over sugary, carbonated or alcoholic beverages.
If you spend enough time in the North Dakota outdoors, you quickly realize our public lands are a shared, limited resource. They cannot be everything to everyone. They are places
A Bismarck man charged in connection with an April fire that forced the evacuation of a Bismarck motel was sentenced to prison Wednesday after pleading guilty.
As of 2028 federal reimbursement to states for the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program is contingent on if their error rates are too high. North Dakota
President Donald Trump said the Boeing 747 donated by Qatar for use as Air Force One will undergo another round of upgrades within a month to be "maxed out" with
The SEC football season is officially underway with Media Days in Tampa. Commissioner Greg Sankey hit on several topics.
The Federal Emergency Management Agency is providing $682,000 to help two electric cooperatives in North Dakota with damage repairs stemming from June 2025 storms.
About 30 North Dakota National Guard soldiers have deployed to North Carolina to provide medical evacuation support for the Fort Bragg Army installation.
Tyler Parkway is being closed to traffic between Country West Road and Valley Drive, for the next phase of the Tyler Parkway extension project in Bismarck.
A Mandan man who was identified as a suspect in an August 2024 sexual assault outside a Mandan apartment complex is now in custody and facing charges.
A Bismarck man pleaded guilty Friday to several charges accusing him of sex crimes involving an underage girl who had been reported missing by her parents last October.
A 75-year-old man died in a single-vehicle accident Monday when his all-terrain vehicle rolled on a roadway in Almont, according to the North Dakota Highway Patrol.
Last week, the Bismarck Public School Board discussed putting a smaller bond referendum on the general election ballot in November. This comes after a larger bond referendum was narrowly defeated
LEXINGTON, Ky. — Given the historical levels of success of Kentucky men’s basketball vs. UK football, what follows will qualify as a major upset: For the 2026-27 school year, there
Last year, several North Dakota cities missed out on an opportunity to apply for wastewater infrastructure grants.
The city of Mandan is advancing a $120 million project to overhaul its aging wastewater treatment plant after years of complaints about a foul odor. The city will pay for the project by increasing utility ra...
Sportsmen and outdoor enthusiasts who might be planning to visit Lake Brekken in McLean County are being advised of potentially harmful blue-green algae.
Bismarck and Burleigh County have provided updates on some road projects that will impact motorists.