Throughout 2026, the ND250 Commission, administered by the State Historical Society of North Dakota, is leading the state’s commemoration of the 250th anniversary of the founding of the United States. Through meaningful, inclusive, and inspiring projects and events, the commission ...

A Minot man convicted of encouraging his wife to abuse residents of a Minot elder care facility she worked at has been sentenced to serve seven years with the Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation. Dalton Hattem, 34, was sentenced in North Central District Court on June 9 before Judge ...

Special Olympics North Dakota announced it will send a delegation of 46 athletes, Unified partners, youth leaders, coaches and staff from communities across the state to compete on the national stage later this month.. They will compete in basketball, bocce, bowling, powerlifting, volleyball ...

Minot’s recyclables will begin going to a new processing facility later this summer. The Minot City Council decided Monday, June 15, to discontinue hauling to Dem-Con Materials Recovery in Shakopee, Minnesota, when the current three-year contract expires in July. Instead, the city sees ...

Former District 9 legislator Merle Boucher, 79, of Rolette, died Thursday, June 11, in a Bismarck, according to an obituary with Elick Funeral Home, Rolla. Boucher represented District 9 in the North Dakota House from 1991 to 2011, serving as House Minority Leader from 1996 to 2011. “Merle ...

Siblings Judy and Donny Schneider might not have wanted anyone to know about their escapades growing up in Minot in the 1970s, but they are spilling the beans now. Judy Schneider, who graduated from Minot High School in 1981, now lives in Venice, Florida, and Donny Schneider, a 1980 graduate, ...