A free suicide intervention skills training will be offered in Minot Sept. 2-3. This training is valuable for educators, healthcare professionals, first responders, law nforcement, social service ...
A historic walking bridge in east Minot that has been deteriorating with age is being considered for rehabilitation. The Minot City Council on Aug. 3 approved negotiating with AE2S of Grand Forks to ...
The 2026 varsity boys soccer season is set to begin this Friday, August 14. The Minot High Magicians are entering this season as last year’s WDA Runner Up, closing out the season with ten wins. The ...
North Dakota officials are monitoring dozens of lakes and reservoirs for harmful algal blooms and are asking residents to be on alert during recreational activities. Lake Tschida in Grant County and ...
Law enforcement agencies across North Dakota will increase patrols Friday, Aug. 14, through Monday, Sept. 7, as part of the Drive Sober or Get Pulled Over enforcement campaign, according to the Vision ...
My potatoes probably won’t grow heart-shaped tubers for me this year. In fact, if they could talk, I am sure they would be ...
I enjoy gazing at fields of blooming yellow sunflowers as I drive by midwestern farmland at this time of year. Many people snap photos from their vehicles, and others seize the opportunity to hop out ...
The NDHSAA 2026 Girls Golf East-West Meet closed out their second round on Tuesday, August 11, at the Bully Pulpit Golf Course in Billings County. The Bottineau Stars tied for third place overall ...
The Minot North Sentinels cheer team began this year’s cheer season with two days of UCA camp classes learning and improving ...
The North Dakota Music Hall of Fame has announced its Class of 2026, honoring six individuals and groups whose talent, creativity and dedication have helped shape the musical story of North Dakota and ...
A Stanley woman charged with negligent homicide after striking a pedestrian in July 2025 has received a suspended five-year sentence in North Central District Court after pleading guilty on Aug. 5.
The North Dakota Department of Environmental Quality is accepting applications for the Septic Renovation Water Quality Initiative, a funding opportunity designed to support water quality improvements ...