Bismarck fireworks show well attended
Organizers estimate that 10,000 people attended the Red, White & Boom on Saturday, July 4 at the MDU Resources Community Bowl.
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Minot amateur radio club hosting annual ‘Hamfest’
An event bringing amateur radio enthusiasts together is coming to the Magic City next week.
Theodore Roosevelt V speaks at the opening of the Theodore Roosevelt Presidential Library
The opening of the Theodore Roosevelt Presidential Library Saturday brought speakers and officials such as Senator John Hoeven and Governor Kelly Armstrong.
NDSU awarded $1.9 million for science research
The National Science Foundation awarded $1.9 million to North Dakota State University.
Pres. Trump speaks on ‘American grit’ in speech commemorating Theodore Roosevelt Presidential Library
In a speech that featured pomp and circumstance, patriotism and some politics, President Donald Trump honored Teddy Roosevelt in a way only he could in front of thousands of eager supporters.
Morse Code of Weather: A fitting 76° high for July 4, 1776, in Philadelphia on the first Independence Day
A few notable men kept weather records 250 years ago during the adoption of the Declaration of Independence in Philadelphia.
Interior secretary Doug Burgum visits Medora library, highlights 1912 assassination attempt display
The idea behind the Theodore Roosevelt Presidential Library began years ago and now Interior Secretary Doug Burgum was a champion for the project when he was North Dakota governor.
“This funding is absolutely vital”: Airports across state receive major federal boost
Sen. John Hoeven announced July 3 that the FAA will award $32 million for 11 airport infrastructure projects across North Dakota.
Mandan’s Independence Day parade marks nearly 150 years with America 250 theme, National Guard flyover
Thousands gathered in Mandan on Saturday for the city’s Independence Day Parade, marking nearly 150 years of the state’s longest-running Fourth of July tradition.
McQuade Tournament Champions break long drought, and win for fallen teammate
The 51st annual Sam McQuade Sr. Charity Softball Tournament concluded Sunday with 16 teams taking home first-place trophies. One of those teams is made up of guys from across Eastern Montana and Western Nort...
Iconic Chief statue restored, returned to spot outside the Chieftain Conference Center
Workers at Carrington Motors repainted the entire 21-foot statue from head to toe, and even reattached his feather that broke off during a paint refresh in the 90s.
Bismarck Church celebrates America 250
As the America 250 celebrations ramp up, one church in Bismarck is really getting into the spirit.
Small plane crashes south of Mercer County Regional Airport
MERCER COUNTY, N.D. (KMOT/KFYR) – A small plane crashed near the Mercer County Regional Airport Sunday afternoon.
Severe weather causes damage, displaces residents in Williston area
Reports of storm damage from Saturday night’s severe weather are flooding in from across western North Dakota.
Consumer confidence is low in the US, AP reports
When you’re buying groceries or filling up your gas tank, you’ve most likely noticed the higher prices. They are squeezing budgets.
We the People: Steam locomotive honors America 250
The iconic 611 steam locomotive is all dressed up to help celebrate America’s 250th birthday.
Severe weather plans for outdoor events
The last couple of years brought different kinds of severe weather to the weekend of the McQuade softball tournament. Like two years ago, when a whole day was rained out.
Carrington leaders break ground on Rainbow Gardens project
For decades, people in Carrington danced, celebrated and fell in love at Rainbow Gardens. Now, they’re bringing that magic back.
Bismarck Safety Village holds graduation
A group of Bismarck kids spent part of their summer learning how to be safe in a variety of scenarios. Safety Village held graduations on Friday morning.
Minot area fire camp helps involve youth in industry
This year's Minot Area Youth Fire Camp brought in 19 attendees eager to learn more about first responders and firefighting. The camp is helping fill gaps in the industry.
Dunseith to host first-ever International Indigenous Peace Powwow
The first-ever International Indigenous Peace Powwow will be held in Dunseith on July 6.
We the People: White House fun facts
How much do you know about 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue? That’s the address of the iconic White House: an office, a museum and a home.
Dickinson man recovers from stroke after falling out of bed
A Dickinson man’s life changed in an instant. Now, he’s sharing what stroke recovery really takes, and doctors are reminding everyone: when warning signs show up, minutes matter.
Bismarck Public Schools moves forward with limited building improvements after bond failure
Bismarck Public Schools is moving forward with limited building improvements after a $127 million bond referendum failed in June.