A Minot man has been charged with multiple felonies including gross sexual imposition for allegedly luring and harboring a runaway minor. Gabriel Rogers, 20, made his initial appearance in North Central District Court Monday, March 16. Rogers is charged with two counts of gross sexual ...

A Minot man has been sentenced to time served and two years of supervised probation after pleading guilty to masturbating in public for the second time in less than a year. Niko Rivera Solis, 37, entered a change of plea on March 11 in North Central District Court, pleading guilty to one ...

RAY – Jim Torgerson, of Ray, would like to see a bridge built across Lake Sakakawea between the Williston area and New Town area. Torgerson, owner of Lund’s Landing, a resort along Lake Sakakawea, said others agree with him that such a bridge is needed to make travel easier and save time ...

Harley Neshem was inducted into the North Dakota Transportation Hall of Honor during a ceremony held March 10 in Bismarck. The Hall of Honor, established in 1974, recognizes individuals who have played a major role and made lasting contributions to the development of North Dakota’s ...

Three Korean War veterans residing at Somerset Court were honored Tuesday, March 10, during a special Veterans Lunch recognizing their service and sacrifice. They are: Al Jundt, U.S. Army; Dan Baranick, U.S. Air Force; and Richard Kinsley, U.S. Army. The event, hosted by Somerset Court, ...

Influenza and RSV cases showed an increase in North Dakota while COVID-19 cases decreased at the beginning of March, according to data released by the North Dakota Department of Health and Human Services. The current respiratory disease surveillance data for North Dakota is for the week ending ...