"Dodging Bullets — Stories from Survivors of Historical Trauma" will be making its North Dakota premiere at the North Dakota Human Rights Film & Arts Festival.
Bismarck has been recognized as having the best tasting tap water in North Dakota in 2018. The city’s H2O beat samples from a pool of nine competitors on Wednesday. The competition was part of the Drinking Water Taste Test at…
The Visiting Scientists Series will present "Pollinators," a free talk by Cayla Bendel at 7 p.m. Tuesday in Room 304 of the NECE Auditorium at Bismarck State College.
Erin Peck, of Bismarck, is the lone challenger in the Burleigh County recorder race, facing off against her former supervisor, incumbent Debbie Kroshus.
North Dakota's State Historical Society has agreed to repair a hole in a sandstone wall that caused an uproar in the tourist town of Medora at the doorstep of Theodore Roosevelt National Park.
A wind farm is being proposed for Burleigh and Emmons counties and, on Monday, the Burleigh County Commission agreed to assume Morton Township’s permitting authority for the project, to avoid a conflict of interest at the township level.
Bismarck is hosting its annual 2018 4-Way Test Contest. The contest is for Bismarck junior and senior high school students. The deadline for all essays is Nov. 12. The essay must be typed and consist of 500 to 1,000 words…
