MAKOTI – Community Food Pantry in Makoti took a major hit recently with the loss of a major donor, but it continues to do what it can for residents of the several rural communities who rely on its services. Pantry coordinator Kathy Kimball said the pantry continues to offer drive-by pickups ...

The two individuals arrested as accomplices to a fatal stabbing in November are now being held on $2 million cash or corporate surety bonds after their initial appearance in North Central District Court on Monday, Dec. 1. Autumn Tincher, 22, and Cole R. Brown, 21, both of Minot, were ...

The Minot Police Department reported 12 of 92 businesses failed an alcohol compliance enforcement campaign in November. Compliance checks are conducted to ensure licensed businesses properly check identification to prevent the sale of alcohol to minors. During the enforcement campaign, 66 ...

Thanks to the outpouring of support from the Minot and surrounding communities, the 8th annual Fuel the Fight event at Dakota Square ARCO was a massive success, according to Trinity Health Foundation information. A portion of all fuel and in-store sales at Dakota Square ARCO on the day of the ...

BISMARCK — State School Superintendent Levi Bachmeier has touted North Dakota’s improvement on a national literacy report card. According to information released by the Department of Public Instruction on Tuesday, Dec. 2, the report card examined state laws, educational policies, and ...

WASHINGTON – The Transportation Security Administration (TSA) announced Monday, Dec. 1, that airline passengers who do not present an accepted ID will be referred to an alternative identity verification system that will enable them to board a flight for a $45 fee. The TSA Confirm.ID system ...