Despite concerns about ambiguities in state law, Minot City Council members, acting as the Minot Board of Equalization, supported continuation of property tax exemptions for the Minot State University Development Foundation Tuesday, April 7. Minot City Assessor Ryan Kamrowski had proposed ...

As a part of MI-6 Downtown and MI-7-Roosevelt Park and Zoo phases of the Mouse River Enhanced Flood Protection Project (MREFPP), spring construction has been resumed and activity will be ramping up through April into May and will continue through the construction season into late 2026, ...

Leading up to this year's midterm elections, voters on the opposite ends of North Dakota might have new opportunities to learn about candidates and voting protocols that affect them. And one organization says it's seeing renewed spirit to reach these populations. The nonpartisan League of ...

TOWNER — A 63-year-old Bismarck man died from injuries received in a one-vehicle rollover on Willow Road and 67th Street Southeast, about 3 miles north of Towner, Tuesday, April 7. According to the North Dakota Highway Patrol, about 2 p.m., a 2026 Honda Odyssey, driven by the Bismarck man, ...

BISMARCK — Despite recent snowfalls across the state, outdoor enthusiasts should remain aware of ground conditions and wildfire risks. According to the North Dakota Game and Fish Department, spring is a high-risk period for wildfires due to increased human activity outdoors, dead ground ...

BISMARCK – Gov. Kelly Armstrong on Tuesday, April 7, signed an executive order directing state agencies to have personnel and resources ready to assist and respond as needed to the America 250 celebrations over the July 4 holiday, including the grand opening of the Theodore Roosevelt ...