The Capital Area Transit bus transfer facility between Fifth Street and Seventh Street on Front Avenue near the Bismarck Event Center will be temporarily moved while a water main is replaced.
The bus stop starting Monday will be moved two blocks to the west -- between Third Street and Fifth Street on Front Avenue.
The water main work will take three to four weeks, according to the city.
A storm system heading for the Plains promises to blanket North Dakota with cold air late this week, and some areas might even see a mid-May s…
Bismarck police are investigating the death of an 18-year-old Bismarck man whose body was found May 14 in an East Main Avenue automotive shop.
A man who went to prison in 2017 for possessing nude photos and having sexually explicit conversations with a teen girl – whom he later married – was sentenced Monday to 2 ½ years in prison for similar felony sex crimes in Morton County.
A man died Friday after he was struck by a train west of downtown Bismarck.
Authorities have recovered the remains of two people who were reported missing in the region in separate cases, with no foul play suspected in…
Former broadcaster Cory Hepola, who’s running for governor with the upstart Forward Party of Minnesota, has named school administrator Tamara Uselman as his running mate. Uselman, who lives in Pelican Rapids, is director of equity and inclusion for Fargo Public Schools in North Dakota. She's also been superintendent of Bismarck Public Schools in North Dakota and Perham-Dent Public Schools in Minnesota. Hepola says he'll unveil his education platform next month. Democrats have criticized him as a spoiler who could hurt incumbent Gov. Tim Walz. But Hepola says he’s also hoping to attract moderate Republicans turned off by GOP candidate Scott Jensen.
Two Bismarck residents are among six finalists for two positions on North Dakota's Board of Higher Education.
Two Mandan brothers face terrorizing charges related to a Friday incident in which authorities allege they wielded a machete and a hammer whil…
A Mandan man who police say had 700 videos and images of child sexual abuse on his phone has been charged with two felonies, one of which could send him to prison for 20 years.
Dozens of people gathered at the state Capitol in Bismarck over the weekend to join others around the country rallying for abortion rights.
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