Read through the obituaries published today in The Bismarck Tribune.
Read through the obituaries published today in The Bismarck Tribune.
Read through the obituaries published today in The Bismarck Tribune.
The Bismarck Historical Society will continue its 2011-12 program series at 7 p.m. Wednesday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Gross, 120 W. Ave. A.
The North Dakota Industrial Commission voiced unanimous support Monday to move toward filing a lawsuit challenging Minnesota’s carbon-free electricity legislation, with North Dakota’s governor arguing the neighboring state is overreaching.
The North Dakota Senate on Monday passed a bill that would provide up to $25 million in snow removal grants for local governments, sending it to the House.
President Joe Biden has issued a disaster declaration for seven North Dakota counties in response to a record-setting early November blizzard.
Proposed changes to North Dakota's Renaissance Zone community development program cleared the state Senate on Monday, a bill in line with a plea from Gov. Doug Burgum to the Legislature last month.
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A Bismarck man faces a felony child neglect charge after police say his young son ingested some of his marijuana gummies and required medical care.
A woman in prison after pleading guilty to neglect in the death of her 3-week-old baby will get a new trial. A district court judge has vacated the sentence of 27-year-old Cassandra Black Elk, who pleaded guilty in May to felony child neglect. In a ruling on Tuesday, District Court Judge Daniel Borgen agreed with her claim that she received improper advice from her attorney when he told her to plead guilty. An autopsy found no evidence of abuse on neglect in the baby girl's death in February 2022 in Bismarck.
A Mandan man was sentenced to 60 days in jail after pleading guilty to shooting another man during a game that included loaded weapons.
The state’s judges and Supreme Court justices are asking the state Legislature for salary increases they say are overdue.
The North Dakota Industrial Commission voiced unanimous support Monday to move toward filing a lawsuit challenging Minnesota’s carbon-free electricity legislation, with North Dakota’s governor arguing the neighboring state is overreaching.
The North Dakota Senate on Monday passed a bill that would provide up to $25 million in snow removal grants for local governments, sending it to the House.
President Joe Biden has issued a disaster declaration for seven North Dakota counties in response to a record-setting early November blizzard.
Proposed changes to North Dakota's Renaissance Zone community development program cleared the state Senate on Monday, a bill in line with a plea from Gov. Doug Burgum to the Legislature last month.