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Mandan Rodeo Days will be held this summer despite the coronavirus pandemic, with a record number of contestants expected, the Mandan Rodeo Co…
Bis-Man Transit Marketing and Administrative Manager Deidre Hughes is the nonprofit's new executive director.
Active cases of coronavirus continue to drop in North Dakota, even as testing increases.
Bismarck's Household Hazardous Waste and Electronics Recycling Center is now open.
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This is a big weekend for the Bismarck Governors and Mandan Chiefs Senior Babe Ruth Baseball teams.
Emily St. Aubin didn’t get to be a four-time defending state Class B golf champion without knowing how to grind it out.
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North Dakota health officials report another coronavirus-related death, as total COVID-19 tests surpass 100,000.
Bismarck resident and COVID-19 survivor Ken Sambor has a message: Don’t mess with this virus.
North Dakota counties began processing primary ballots on Wednesday, less than a week before results are expected in the June election.
A World War II veteran revered for his community involvement and decades as a doctor on the Fort Berthold Reservation has died.
The latest North Dakota coronavirus news: hospital restrictions, tax appeals and more.
North Dakota's Industrial Commission has approved $166,174 for conservation and recreation projects around the state.
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There were no major incidents at the event as protesters marched on the sidewalk from east Bismarck through downtown to the Capitol grounds.
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Hundreds of people and law enforcement gathered in Grand Forks on Tuesday afternoon to remember fallen Grand Forks Police Officer Cody Holte.
Four North Dakota law enforcement agencies will receive federal money to hire additional officers, U.S. Senators announced Tuesday.
A protest is planned for Tuesday afternoon in Bismarck in support of George Floyd, the black man who died last week in police custody in Minneapolis.
Mandan police have identified the man found dead Monday as a result of what court documents describe as a fight over the return of his girlfri…
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North Dakota University System Chancellor Mark Hagerott is still hoping a portion of the earnings from the state’s Legacy Fund can be set asid…
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