Des Lacs-Burlington hosted a Region 7 Championship rematch against Renville County, while the Magicians took on the Coyotes. Baseball Scores Des Lacs-Burlington 5 Renville County 9 Game One Final Des Lacs-Burlington 11 Renville County 4 Game Two Final Minot 7 Williston 0 Game One Final Minot 16 Williston 6 Game Two Final

The Majettes and Blue Jays matched up on the diamond in a battle of teams entering the day at the top of the WDA standings. WDA Softball Scores Minot Majettes 3 Jamestown Blue Jays 2 Game One Final Minot Majettes 9 Jamestown Blue Jays 0 Game Two Final Williston Coyotes 14 Minot North Sentinels 4 […]

BISMARCK, N.D. — On Thursday, the Century Patriots tennis team returned to action with a home dual against Dickinson. Tennis Scoreboard: Dickinson Midgets 3 Century Patriots 6 Final Bismarck Demons 1 Minot Majettes 8 Final St. Mary’s Saints 9 Jamestown Blue Jays 0 Final

BISMARCK, N.D. — On Thursday, the Bismarck Demons took to the pitch at the Community Bowl against the Minot Majettes. Soccer Scoreboard: Minot Majettes 2 Bismarck Demons 0 Final Century Patriots 3 St. Mary’s Saints 0 Final Mandan Braves 11 Williston Coyotes 0 Final Dickinson Midgets 0 Jamestown Blue Jays 4 Final

Bell Elementary is one of two schools in the Minot Public School District that is closing for good.

It is National Volunteer Week and volunteers play a major role in several good causes around North Dakota.

Voters in Burleigh County will consider a proposed amendment for a 1% county sales tax in the upcoming 2024 June Primary Election.

MANDAN, N.D. — “It was wild. It was it was the most fun I’ve ever had playing baseball by far. It was awesome,” Dylan Gierke says. Last season, the Mandan Braves went on a magical run in the WDA tournament, winning their first regional title since 2015. With a group of nine returning seniors this […]

A 60-year-old man from Dickinson was driving a Toyota Rav4 east on I-94 driving towards Jamestown when the driver lost control of the vehicle leaving, the roadway into and entering a ditch

We continue our series on the new, free financial resource from the State of North Dakota.

The All Kids Bike program is committed to teaching kindergarteners all throughout the nation how to ride a bike.

As thousands of high school seniors are finishing up the school year in North Dakota, many of them are also getting their paperwork in to figure out where they're going to college.

Right now, drivers in Bismarck and Mandan are encountering more orange cones before they get to the bridge over the Missouri River.

Three public input meeting opportunities are being held on Wednesday, May 1, at Dickinson City Hall to discuss the City of Dickinson’s Transportation Master Plan and Comprehensive Plan update, called Direction 2050.

On April 24, North Dakota was joined by Montana, Texas, and Wyoming in filing a lawsuit in North Dakota Federal District Court challenging the Bureau of Land Management’s (BLM) newly finalized Waste Prevention, Production Subject to Royalties, and Resource Conservation Rule.

Many North Dakotans are putting away their winter boots and opening their cabins, sheds and other outdoor spaces. Cleaning these spaces is essential, but North Dakota Health and Human Services (HHS) wants to remind North Dakotans that hantavirus exposure is more likely to occur in one of these places, and it is important to take precautions and properly clean the areas to avoid infection.

Many people compost, but for those who are just getting started, it's hard to know where to begin.

On April 25, Senator John Hoeven announced that a commitment was made by the National Park Service (NPS) to keep the wild horses at Theodore Roosevelt National Park (TRNP).

After consulting with affiliated tribes and the state and reviewing public input and data, Theodore Roosevelt National Park announced today that it is terminating the Livestock Plan and Environmental Assessment (EA).

Joshua Johnson has announced that he's running for the only Senate seat in District 34 -- the district that bounds most of Mandan and the area south along Highway 1806.