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BISMARCK, N.D. (KFYR) - Community theater groups from across North Dakota are headed to Watford City Saturday, Nov. 7 for the second annual Community Stagefest. Hosted by the McKenzie County Community Theater, more than 30 performers will take the stage for an evening of musicals, improv and comedy. Four theater groups will each have 30 minutes to showcase their talent, bringing communities together through a shared love of performing. Organizers said it’s a chance to connect with fellow performers and shine a spotlight on the talent found in small towns across North Dakota.
Messer Dental in Williston is buying back Halloween candy through November 6. Kids can bring unopened treats to the office and earn a dollar per pound, up to five bucks, with all candy shipped to troops overseas.
(PHOTOS) The very latest ND Country Fest artist announcement for 2027!
Mandan's holiday lights are returning for another season, and there's a date you won't want to miss.
First News at Six: Election Day: Hannah Neurohr & Kyler Collom live as voting wraps up.
Once a national park, this North Dakota nature preserve is home to bison, prairie dogs, and wetland birds that can be observed on scenic drives and easy trails.
The Enchanted Highway North Dakota route is 32 paved miles of farm country in the...
World War I put a heavy burden on the country’s food supplies. Men and horses were taken off the farms and sent to war. German submarines blocked the importation of nitrate fertilizer and food. Decreased agricultural output led to food shortages. It became common to see women and children standing in line to buy food. Lower food supplies led to higher prices and hoarding.
WDAY-TV has announced the passing of vice president of broadcasting and general manager Josh Rohrer.
A Triceratops skull named Bill lives in a museum in North Dakota. Bill. Not Rex, not Thunderjaw. Just Bill, like a guy who fixes your furnace. Bill has impressive company, too. There’s a tyrannosaur skull that became the official reference for its whole species. There’s also a hadrosaur arm...
Looking for Halloween scares with a local connection. North Dakota has been the setting for multiple horror films that range from eerie to downright terrifying.
FARGO, N.D. — North Dakota’s duck hunting season is delivering some impressive birds, but changing weather conditions, disappearing water and unpredictable migration patterns are creating challenges for hunters across the state. Hunter Chef Jeff Benda joined Bonnie and Friends on WDAY Radio Thursday morning, October 29, alongside his...
Stories From the Plains: Turning North Dakota Stories Into Plays. North Dakota playwright Abigail C.K. Lill is collecting stories from people with ties to the state and adapting them into original 10-minute plays. She joins us to talk about the project, a free participant workshop and how to share a story.
Florida sheriff warns students faking kidnappings to skip school could face serious criminal charges.
10 P.M. News Part 1 - October 28th, 2026
Nathan Peyerl’s 2-under 69 led North Dakota’s nine-stroke improvement in the second round of the ODU/OBX Intercollegiate. The Fighting Hawks shot 289 and stand 11th at 587, with one round left in their fall season. By the Numbers. Peyerl: 69 in Round 2; tied for 26th at 145...
