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Bismarck, ND, United States
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Believed arsonist attempts to burn down Adam’s County deputy sheriff’s residence
The Adams County Sheriff’s Office took to Facebook Sunday for public assistance in tracking down a believed arsonist. → Read More
North Dakota airport flight cancelations
There's hope at airports today as flights to and from Bismarck pick back up as the snow calms down. → Read More
Flight cancelations at North Dakota airports
The heavy snow across North Dakota Wednesday continues to impact airports. → Read More
Producer of ND pioneer movie hopes film inspires audience across the state
The scene on set of "A Heart Like Water" used the elements around the cast to capture the essence of the earliest settlers in the what we know today as the state of North Dakota. → Read More
Producer of ND pioneer movie hopes film inspires audience across the state
The scene on set of "A Heart Like Water" used the elements around the cast to capture the essence of the earliest settlers in the what we know today as the state of North Dakota. → Read More
Household debt hit record levels; but some experts say it’s not all bad news
Household debt has hit record levels in the third quarter-- rising to just over $15 trillion, according to the Federal Reserve. → Read More
Ward County Sheriff’s Department asking for help finding Mandy Fulsebakke
The Ward County Sheriff’s Department needs your help finding missing 42-year-old Mandy Fulsebakke. → Read More
Authentic Jamaican restaurant open in Mandan
There’s a new Jamaican restaurant in Mandan. → Read More
Shipping problems raising consumer prices
The Labor Department reports September’s consumer-price index, which measures what consumers pay for goods and services, rose by 5.4% from last year. → Read More
Sanford Health responds to President Biden’s new vaccine mandates
Sanford Health sent a statement. → Read More
Chip shortages now impacting local dealerships
Chip shortages around the world continue and are impacting car dealerships in North Dakota. → Read More
Rate of youth diabetes increases by 95%
Troubling findings from a recent study shows that youth cases of type 2 diabetes has increased drastically over the last few years in United States. → Read More
New Sanford clinic offers kids neurological care
Bismarck now has a new option for pediatric patients seeking neurological care. → Read More
Pitorro Restaurant & Bar coming to Bismarck
There’s a new Puerto Rican restaurant coming to south Bismarck. → Read More
Bismarck approaches major milestone in coronavirus cases
As of Tuesday afternoon, there is only one COVID-19 patient hospitalized at CHI St. Alexius. → Read More
Negotiations between CHI St. Alexius fall through
Essentia Health and CommonSpirit Health signed a Letter of Intent in January 2021 for CommonSpirit-owned facilities operating under the CHI brand in North Dakota and Minnesota to join Essentia Health. → Read More
Health experts say foreign travel will be inconsistent in the foreseeable future
Infectious disease consultant Dr. Noe Mateo said domestic travel is relatively safe if you’ve been vaccinated. → Read More
North Dakotans are itching to travel; health experts say it’s okay to do so domestically
North Dakotans are itching to get out and vacation. Travel agents say they’ve seen a spike in customers. While the U.S. State Department has added more countries to its “do not travel list,” health experts say if you’re fully vaccinated, domestic travel is a safe option. → Read More
Broadband experts explain how Biden’s American Jobs Plan could make your Wi-Fi faster
Negotiations are still underway to decide the fate of President Biden’s nearly $2 trillion American Jobs Plan. The plan is centered on revitalizing infrastructure across the country. → Read More
North Dakota employers are having a hard time filling jobs
Job Service North Dakota reports many businesses across the state are struggling to hire back workers. → Read More