Judge reduces Greenpeace’s penalty to $345 million

A North Dakota judge reduced Greenpeace's payment for defamation and other actions in connection with the Dakota Access ...

Local author creates book to commemorate Minot Symphony Orchestra’s 100 years

Mi's" to celebrate the Minot Symphony Orchestra's 100th year and educate readers on music.

With SNAP benefits at risk, Dream Center Bismarck calls on public for emergency food drive contributions

Dream Center Bismarck is launching an Emergency Food Drive in response to news that SNAP benefits could be paused if the government shutdown continues into November.

North Dakota widow with disabilities fears November SNAP halt amid ongoing government shutdown

A 65-year-old disabled widow wonders how she will be able to make up for SNAP payments if they are paused in November due to the government shutdown.

Williston teachers preparing to move around as Sloulin Elementary opens next year

Teachers at Williston’s schools have been given an opportunity to move to the new Sloulin Elementary school next year.

Sports Spotlight: Jenna Nelson

Jenna Nelson has single-handedly rewritten the record books for Dickinson Volleyball. Not only is Nelson a two-time all-state ...