Twilight Hike at Fort Mandan State Historic Site
Explore Fort Mandan after dark during this year’s twilight hike at Fort Mandan State Historic Site in Washburn.
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North Dakota Ethics Commission plans to ask for more staff, citing workload
North Dakota’s Ethics Commission plans to ask the Legislature again for more staff, citing a growing workload and a desire to drive an educational approach.
International Peace Garden to observe 9/11 25th anniversary
The 25th anniversary of the 9/11 terrorist attacks will be observed Friday at the International Peace Garden on the U.S.-Canada border north of Dunseith.
5 things to know from North Dakota's special session
North Dakota conducted its second special legislative session of the year this week. Here
Funerals held in Iran for wedding party victims of US missile strikes
Funerals were held in southern Iran for four people, including two children, killed in US missile strikes on a wedding party near Sirik.
September 3 recap: Bismarck news you may have missed today
The North Dakota Senate advanced a $20 million line of credit Thursday aimed at restarting construction on the stalled Military Gallery. The House votes Friday.
North Dakota Senate advances $20 million loan for stalled Military Gallery
The North Dakota Senate advanced a $20 million line of credit Thursday aimed at restarting construction on the stalled Military Gallery. The House votes Friday.
Bismarck man faces new drug charges stemming from search by probation officers
A Bismarck man is in custody and facing a felony drug charge related to meth trafficking after a search of his residence by probation officers.
Doug Leier: The importance of Reporting All Poachers
If you feel strongly about catching poachers and stopping future incidents, a report needs to be made.
New $20M loan recommended for Military Gallery to restart construction
North Dakota lawmakers on Wednesday advanced a funding compromise to restart construction on a stalled Military Gallery construction project, though several voiced concerns about increasing the state’s sha...
Mandan tightens restrictions on e-bikes, electric scooters
Mandan commissioners unanimously approved a new ordinance regulating e-bikes, electric scooters and minibikes, adding age limits, speed caps, helmet rules and steeper fines.
Mandan officials honor Craig Sjoberg after commissioner's death
Mandan officials paid tribute to Craig Sjoberg during a tearful meeting Tuesday night, remembering his character and decades of service as a police officer, firefighter and city commissioner.
Data center NDA moratorium gets do-not-pass recommendation from committee
A bill seeking to ban the use of non-disclosure agreements concerning data centers and other industrial projects received a do-not-pass recommendation from the Joint Policy Committee on the first day
North Dakota lawmakers advance full kratom ban, setting up potential conflict
A North Dakota committee advanced a full kratom ban Wednesday, but the amendment could complicate how lawmakers ensure synthetic kratom is banned before session ends.
Trump declares disaster for June storms in North Dakota, unlocking $3.4M in federal aid
President Donald Trump has declared a disaster for June storms in North Dakota that caused an estimated $4.6 million in damage.
Tribune editorial: Military Gallery a tough problem for lawmakers
Organizers of a $78 million Military Gallery addition to the North Dakota Heritage Center and State Museum in Bismarck have been too confident. They began construction on Aug. 10, 2025,
Minnesota man sentenced to prison after pleading guilty to Burleigh County drug charge
A Minnesota man was sentenced to five years in prison Monday after pleading guilty to trafficking fentanyl and another charge under a plea agreement that saw a third charge dismissed.
Speaking out: History is not just a seven-letter word
It may sound peculiar, but one of my favorite things to do each morning is to go to Wikipedia or History.com to see what happened on that day in history.
Corps to spray Missouri River sandbars this month
The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers this month plans to spray vegetation on Missouri River sandbars between Garrison Dam and Huff to improve nesting habitat for the threatened piping plover.
Lawmakers provide opportunity for public to provide comment before special session
On Tuesday, a Legislative ad hoc committee will meet to hear testimony on the five bill drafts set to be introduced during this week
How North Dakota’s Military Gallery project ran out of money for construction
The Military Gallery broke ground before its fundraising goal was secured. A year later, construction is stalled and lawmakers are weighing another state-backed loan.
The Bright Side: North Dakotans remember Dolly Parton in letters after her death
Fifty-nine North Dakotans joined thousands worldwide in sharing memories of Dolly Parton, recalling her music, generosity and lasting influence on their lives.
Federal appeals court vacates sentence in case of Canadian man who damaged energy facilities
A federal appeals court has vacated a 25-year prison sentence handed down in the case of a Canadian man who pleaded guilty to damaging energy facilities in North and South
Bauman's pick-sixes lead Bismarck past West Fargo
Bismarck-West Fargo has long been a battle of tough-nosed football, whether in the regular season or in the playoffs.