Some history is worth repeating -- not so, when it comes to 2011 and historic water. In recent memory, the Mighty Missouri has raged -- in 2009, and again, in 2011. Both times, she unleashed her fury More>>
The City of Mandan took steps tonight to stop the bleeding -- when it comes to losing their employees to higher paying jobs across the River. Beginning July 1st, adjustments will be made so that minimum More>>
Students and Parents are learning about Bismarck's new high school. More>>
It's hard to believe that mid-June, residents would need to pull out their snow shovels to clean up from a storm, but that's exactly what happened Monday night in Napoleon. More>>
All the rain we've received isn't attracting more mosquitoes yet this year. More>>
Online college programs are known for their convenience and flexibility. Bismarck State College made the national ranks for a program it offers. U.S. News and World Report evaluated several factors to More>>
Online college programs are known for their convenience and flexibility. Bismarck State College made the national ranks for a program it offers. U.S. News and World Report evaluated several factors to More>>
The flood of 2011 was devastating for the town of Burlington. But now, two years after the water started rushing over dikes and into a large part of the town, the effort to recover is hitting a new pace. Jim More>>
Minot State University President Dr. David Fuller has been criticized in a performance evaluation by outgoing University System Chancellor Ham Shirvani. Shirvani recommends no pay raise for Fuller because More>>
Frustrated residents of McLean County voiced their concerns over oil field waste being dumped near Underwood. Great River Energy is asking for a permit from McClean County to dispose of oil field waste. And More>>
Dickinson police are asking for your help in locating a missing 15-year-old boy. Edward Martin Stubbs walked away from a construction site around noon Monday. Stubbs was working a drywall job with relatives. More>>
Time is money. But for a special few, there is something much greater than financial gain. Volunteers are all around us and tonight, we're starting a special feature to focus on a 'Volunteer of the Month.' Volunteer More>>
Residents of flooded residential areas throughout Minot have pretty similar ideas about what they want their neighborhoods to look like in the future. That's what consultants with Stantec say about the More>>
A once small town theater is getting a makeover. The Northern Expressions Arts Council in Underwood is renovating this Quonset style theater. Tyler Demars who works on economic development in Underwood More>>
Minot State University President Dr. David Fuller has been criticized in a performance evaluation by outgoing University System Chancellor Ham Shirvani.Shirvani recommends no pay raise for Fuller because More>>
Belfield Police are asking for your help in finding this suspect. These pictures taken from surveillance video help identify a man Belfield Police are searching for. Sargeant Travis Carlson says early More>>
Frustrated residents voice their concerns over oil field waste being dumped near Underwood. More>>
The North Dakota DOT and Abate of North Dakota are promoting the 22nd annual ride to work day--by encouraging safety on and around two wheels. More>>
The pilot of a crop dusting plane was injured when his small plane crashed west of Minot Air Force Base Sunday. And it was nearly two hours until he was discovered by a fellow crop duster. The Highway More>>
The person who died in a canoeing accident at Lake Metigoshe this weekend was an airman from the 5th Bomb Wing at Minot Air Force Base. Base officials said today said 29 year old Tech. Sgt. Jason Mower More>>
Farmers and ranchers dealing with very wet conditions have some options for draining some of the water that's sitting on their land. That was the idea behind a seminar called "Doing Water Right" today More>>
Two of the three groups sites established by FEMA to provide housing to flood victims in 2011 have now closed. The site at 42nd Street Northeast closed earlier this year. And today, the site at Burlington More>>
Cancer is not only devastating to those who are diagnosed with it, but family and friends as well. Speaker and Author Dave Balch Ball'- supported his wife through four successful battles with breast cancer. More>>
Kids get "tickets" for free ice cream if "caught" wearing their bike helmets. More>>
Burleigh County authorities are investigating three burglaries of rural farmsteads. Authorities believe they are all connected. They happened in the northeast part of the county between Wednesday and More>>
Mounted shooting is the fastest growing equestrian sport in the nation, and aims to give cowboys, cowgirls, and little wranglers a chance to see the best shots in the west. More>>
A cool, rainy spring has made a slow start to the growing season. Ag Reporter Sarah Gustin visits with one grower about the challenges of getting produce ready for market. From the strawberries to the More>>
It's that time of year. From baby birds to baby deer, there's hardly anything more adorable. This is also the time of year when people stop by the State Wildlife Division attempting to deliver baby More>>
Duane Houdek got a new set of clubs for Father's Day. He is out with his son Ben and a close family friend to enjoy the holiday testing out his new Father's Day present. More>>
One person has died in a boating accident at Lake Metigoshe. Bottineau County Sheriff Steve Watson says the accident occurred near Lake Metigoshe State Park Saturday evening. A canoe capsized during More>>
The number of homeless in the state are on the rise throughout the state. This according to the Director of North Dakota Coalition for Homeless People, Michael Carbone. 2,069 homeless people were counted More>>
Today is the day we thank our dad's for everything they do for us. There are big Father's Day Celebrations going on all over America today, but sometimes all it takes is to hear your child say they appreciate More>>
This week celebrated the 17th annual Dakota Chamber Music workshop at Ann Nicole Nelson Hall in Minot. For the past 16 years the DCM has only accepted string instrument auditions, but this year that changed. Wind More>>
It is never to soon to instill a love of physical activity in our kids. In this week's Eye on Health, Carla Burbidge takes us to a new program for children at Ask Fitness in Minot. When the class begins, More>>
Father's Day may not be until tomorrow but that's not stopping the congregation of First Assembly of God from saying thank you to dad's in the community. As they have for many years, the church hosted More>>
Major topic of discussion was the flooding of the lake and how it should be handled. Rice Lake saw severe flooding last month because of the unexpected rainfall throughout the month of May. Many homes More>>
A change may be in the works to ration out the workload for judicial districts throughout the state. There are seven judicial districts. Some of those districts are responsible for as many as 12 counties More>>
Today's weather made for a great day to take the chopper out for a spin. Some biker's in Minot not only went for a long ride but they raised money for the homeless in the process. Riding for the Homeless More>>
It's been a little over a year since the Williston Police Department's K-9 unit has been in service and its paying dividends. The unit assisted in 131 arrests, searched 95 vehicles, and went to 18 school More>>
There are many ways to say thank you, it can be spoken, written or in the case of last night: performed. Local Minot musicians said thanks to volunteers at Hope Village. Several area groups performed More>>
Five K outdoor races for various causes are often popular in the spring and summer time. The Dash or Dye event paints a new picture--of how you can donate and help others. Stephanie Scheurer takes us More>>
It's National Flag Day. Businesses and residents in the community are encouraged to fly their flags. Stephanie Scheurer shows us those expressing their patriotism by honoring this holiday. The saying, More>>
A new helicopter will be flying the skies of western North Dakota. More>>
Sanford Health is launching a new Air Ambulance service.
Something two-thirds as tall as the capitol is on it's way to Beulah. This tower is on the move from Minnesota. The huge piece of equipment is for the anhydrous ammonia facility at the Great Plains Synfuels More>>
High-tech vision solutions, authentic food and jobs -- lots of jobs. All in this week's "Around Town." Mandan gets a new store dedicated to the visually-impaired. Low Vision Products and Training More>>
10 year old Hettinger boy dies after being hit by van Wednesday evening. More>>
FBI investigating death of toddler on Spirit Lake Reservation. More>>
The chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff is slated to visit the Minot Air Force Base on Monday. Officials says the purpose of the visit is for Army General Martin Dempsey to meet with airmen and their More>>
Rain has given way to some nice weather the last few days...but for another reminder that we are in a very wet cycle, all you have to do is look at the current releases from the Lake Darling Dam. Last More>>
'The zoo is back, 100 percent.' That's according to Roosevelt Park Zoo Director David Merritt today --- now that the giraffes and big cats are back. Merritt says a zoo is always changing, but he says More>>
If you think that the International Peace Garden is only a summer time destination, think again. Take a walk through the Interpretive Center Conservatory where a collection of more than 6,000 cacti and More>>
Get ready for a new commercial hotspot in the city of Minot -- or maybe an expanded one. Southgate Crossing will be home to Cashwise Foods, PetCo...and Gordmans that has announced it will be opening on More>>
For more than three years the North Dakota State Penitentiary has been under construction. In less than a month inmates will be moved into the new part, which will help relieve some pressure at the Prison. Jon More>>
The smell is in the air -- ribbers and rib samplers are everywhere. The 6th Annual Downtowners' Rip Roarin' Ribfest is in full swing. KX caught up with last year's rib champ, Dennis Carrino, who had More>>
Bismarck Police arrest two men for human trafficking, and one of them is a sports writer for a North Dakota paper. As part of an ongoing investigation, Bismarck Police officers arrested Aaron Collins More>>
As Bismarck continues to grow, so does the need for more space in schools. Four new portables are placed at the Career Academy on the BSC campus. Future Legacy High School students will use them for More>>
It's been nearly two years since Bismarck Police Sergeant Steven Kenner was killed while responding to a domestic assault. Since that day in July of 2011, Kenner's legacy has lived on, inspiring fellow More>>
Whether you are in the market for one or hundreds of seedlings--Lincoln Oakes Nursery has a tree for you. This is only the second time in history that the 50 plus year old nursery has opened their inventory More>>
A man who robbed a Dickinson pharmacy Wednesday afternoon is behind bars. Officers arrested 30 year old Joshua Hunt early this morning at a Dickinson truck stop east of town. Hunt is accused of robbing More>>
The Bismarck Catholic Diocese will soon have six new Priests.
Tomorrow six men will be ordained at the Cathedral of the Holy Spirit. More>>
Traffic was at a standstill for more than an hour this afternoon on interstate 94 near Bismarck.
A semi was traveling eastbound on I-94 near mile marker 168, when it crossed the median and overturned into the westbound lanes of traffic. More>>
North Dakota is open for business. The newest campaign for the Greater North Dakota Chamber of Commerce has stirred some controversy in neighboring states, but Chief Executive Andy Peterson says the More>>
Too much water nearly everywhere. That's the soggy underlying issue for many farmers across our region this year. On average only about 55 to 60 percent of the acres were seeded this year by producers. To More>>
The wet weeks of late May and early June put a stop to plenty of outdoor activity -- be it putting seed in the ground, working in your garden...or working in a garden that is much, much bigger. At the More>>
Minot is one of the first places in the country that you can see Shrek the Musical! The play was released for amateur production the first week of June, making Minot State University Summer Theater center More>>
With the recent drowning of a man in the Missouri River, water safety is being stressed. Stephanie Scheurer shows us a group of kids who learn the rules of swimming in pools. As the summer gets hotter, More>>
It's another sign of North Dakota's booming economy. But no concrete bids to the City of Mandan means no City-financed sidewalks and driveway aprons for new home construction. "The economy's doing More>>
You can easily see in and out of town just how green it is, but with the weather we've been having, all mowers have to get up pretty early to stay ahead. More>>
Hands-free is not risk-free. A new study by the AAA reports even with eyes on the road and hands on the wheel, there's a high level of distraction. The North Dakota Safety Council says a driver's More>>
From farmers to business owners --- one program is building leaders in small communities. Rural Leadership North Dakota is strengthening leadership skills and helping young leaders learn more about their More>>
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