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Read through the obituaries published today in The Bismarck Tribune.
The city of Bismarck has announced traffic restrictions in two areas beginning at 8:30 a.m. Thursday.
The federal Occupational Safety and Health Administration has fined a Mandan construction business more than $505,000 for trench violations.
The University of Mary student accused of making a bomb threat pleaded not guilty Tuesday morning during a preliminary hearing.
Winter weather is making a return to North Dakota, with chances for accumulating snow late this week and a potential storm next week.
A proposed decision by the federal Environmental Protection Agency could mean Rainbow Energy’s Coal Creek Station would have to shut down for three years.
Gov. Doug Burgum has rejected a bill that would raise North Dakota’s interstate highway speed limit to 80 mph.
North Dakota Gov. Doug Burgum has vetoed a bill that would restrict how North Dakota’s public schools treat transgender students.
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Bismarck police are investigating whether a man accused of child sex crimes might allegedly have had more victims.
The University of Mary student accused of making a bomb threat pleaded not guilty Tuesday morning during a preliminary hearing.
A Bismarck couple and a Mandan man are accused of working together to distribute thousands of fentanyl pills in Burleigh and Morton counties.
Four Bismarck men have been named as finalists to fill an open South Central District judgeship.
Gov. Doug Burgum has rejected a bill that would raise North Dakota’s interstate highway speed limit to 80 mph.
North Dakota Gov. Doug Burgum has vetoed a bill that would restrict how North Dakota’s public schools treat transgender students.
North Dakota schools would be required to show students high-quality video of how a human fetus develops in each week of pregnancy under a bill that Senate lawmakers have approved. The Wednesday vote comes on the heels of the North Dakota Supreme Court’s abortion ruling this month. The ruling decided a state abortion ban will remain blocked while a lawsuit over its constitutionality proceeds. Republican Sen. Janne Myrdal helped introduce the bill. She hopes young people will think twice about getting abortions after seeing the videos. The bill still needs to gain final approval in the House and a signature from the governor to become law.
North Dakota lawmakers on Wednesday moved bills targeting books with sexual content further along, with one bill nearing final passage.