A draft of Morton County's Multi-Hazard Mitigation Plan Update is now available for public review.

When it comes to delivering mail to North Dakotans, Anita Bertsch's family has done it all -- and most of her extended family has done it, too.

A Petersburg auditorium was recently added to the National Register of Historic Places.

The Bismarck Tribune regularly publishes Letters to the Editor on its Opinion page. Here's a look at what readers recently had to say.

Here's some of the biggest news stories from the Bismarck-Mandan area you might have missed this week.

A year after record-breaking wildfires tore through northwest North Dakota, a rancher says things are looking up for her operation, but the aftermath of the fire is always on her mind.

The Tribune has spent the last year covering the aftermath of historic wildfires in northwest North Dakota. A state fire official says they are getting larger and more frequent.

The U.S. Senate on Wednesday voted to overturn a federal land use plan that would have limited some resource development in North Dakota over the coming decades while elevating conservation.

What do you invest in? That's a pretty personal question, and in reality, it's none of my business!

A state energy financing board last week extended the timeline that a North Dakota utility has to tap a huge loan for its carbon capture project.