The 2025 North Dakota legislative session has come to an end after nearly four months. Lawmakers are leaving Bismarck after passing hundreds of new laws.
A summit on Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and People featured national award-winning journalists, filmmakers and others this afternoon at Bismarck State College.
Dickinson High School started the process of constructing a new addition to its building. Both faculty and students are excited to see the final product, and several have found unique ways to celebrate.
The 2025 North Dakota legislative session has come to an end after nearly four months. Lawmakers are leaving Bismarck after passing hundreds of new laws.
Officers and medical personnel found the man unresponsive and performed life-saving measures before the man was rushed to the trauma center, according to the report.
Emergency officials with the MHA Nation report the fire south of New Town is completely contained as of Sunday, while the Belcourt Rural Fire Chief says that by late Monday morning, most of the fires in the Turtle Mountains had been contained. Emergency orders remain in place.
It’s the first time the Blue Hawks will play in a regional round since 2006. The team earned an automatic berth to the opening round after finishing as the North Star Conference runner-up.
During this season of elevated and elongated fire risk, several state agencies are working to provide a cohesive picture of fire regulations for the safety and health of the citizens of North Dakota.
KMOT’s Joe Skurzewski has closely followed the case for years, and spoke with Dateline correspondent Blayne Alexander on what she learned about the case, and how it’s impacted people across North Dakota and the country.
Ryan Chandler interviewed with Dateline correspondent Blayne Alexander, talking about the gravity of their decision and the impact it had on the Knutson family.
From 2019 to 2023, more than half of the people killed in motor vehicle crashes in North Dakota were because seatbelts weren’t buckled up, according to Vision Zero.
Lawmakers removed all funding for the Theodore Roosevelt Presidential Library. Representatives made the cuts after negotiating with senators who called it non-negotiable.
Most of us don’t want to see critters or creepy-crawly things in our bathroom. But in Bismarck, one St. Mary’s elementary teacher was thrilled when she found a gecko in hers, and there were a lot of kids who were even happier.
The Souris Basin Planning Council said on Friday that cuts to hundreds of millions in grant funding to AmeriCorps will impact local services, saying they were “deeply troubled” by the news.
