An arrest warrant has been issued for a St. Anthony woman who police allege transferred more than $300,000 from a joint account to her own account and in doing so endangered a vulnerable adult.
North Dakota's Ethics Commission is taking public comments on draft conflict of interest rules, but no members were present Tuesday for a public hearing.
North Dakota health officials are testing for the concerning new variant of the coronavirus and urging residents to get the COVID-19 vaccine or a booster shot before omicron arrives in the state.
The Bismarck-Mandan Salvation Army is looking for volunteers to ring bells as part of its red kettle campaign this holiday season.
A Mandan man whose August arrest was captured on video and led to the reprimand of a Bismarck police officer is now accused of preventing arrest and escape in two Morton County cases.
The holidays are here, with more customers trekking through stores at a time when many North Dakota retailers are dealing with less-than-ideal staffing levels.
A Mandan man whose August arrest was captured on video and led to the reprimand of a Bismarck police officer is now accused of preventing arrest and escape in two Morton County cases.
The holidays are here, with more customers trekking through stores at a time when many North Dakota retailers are dealing with less-than-ideal staffing levels.
A man accused of traveling from Arizona to Mandan to meet with someone he thought was a teenage girl has pleaded guilty to two charges.
Some longtime state lawmakers and floor leaders acknowledge a drop in civility in the Legislature in recent years, something lamented by two retiring senators as a creeping national trend.
Medora’s Old Fashioned Cowboy Christmas Celebration is returning this year after being a casualty of the coronavirus pandemic last year.
North Dakota officials held a listening session Monday with a top federal environmental official about writing a new waterway protection rule.
A Burleigh County jury on Nov. 19 found a Mandan man guilty of aggravated assault in connection with an early March stabbing.
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Kenton Holle, Mandan, has been named the 2021 recipient of the Richard E. Lyng Award for his contributions and distinguished service to dairy promotion at the Joint National Dairy Promotion and Research Board/National Milk Producers Federation/United Dairy Industry Association Annual Meeting…
North Dakota's Agriculture Department is accepting applications for the Soil Health Cover Crop Grant Program.
A Mandan woman accused of plotting to kill a Bismarck man will spend 1 ½ years on probation.
A garage fire in Glen Ullin destroyed the building and vehicles inside it and forced the evacuation of five nearby homes because of high winds and flying embers.
A former guard accused of sneaking drugs and electronics to an inmate in exchange for money while working at the North Dakota State Penitentiary in Bismarck will go to trial in March.
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Dakota Cowboys for Christ fellowship meets at 7 p.m. Sunday at Kist Livestock in Mandan.
The federal Labor Department has issued a retroactive update to the Pandemic Unemployment Assistance program, adding more reasons for eligibility to receive extra unemployment benefits.
A Mandan woman has been sentenced to three years on supervised probation for allegedly submitting $76,000 worth of phony Medicaid claims.
Gov. Doug Burgum has signed bills allocating nearly $1 billion of federal Rescue Plan coronavirus aid, including $140 million toward a west-to-east Bakken natural gas pipeline.