St. Mary’s High School has a new head football coach for just the third time in roughly four decades. Jeff Tescher is leading a high school program for the very first time as a head coach.

Mandan police are looking for a man who’s be. The missing man, Mitchell Verhoeven, was last seen at his home on the 400 block of 4th Street NW in Mandan on Aug. 11. He has blonde hair and blue eyes, ...

RICHARDTON, N.D. (KFYR) - A major energy expansion in Richardton could soon provide a significant boost to North Dakota’s agricultural economy. However, the project goes beyond fuel, with the ...

BISMARCK, N.D. (KFYR) - Hundreds of volunteers rolled up their sleeves across Bismarck, Mandan and Linton on Wednesday for the annual United Way Day of Caring. They had a variety of tasks. People put ...

Bismarck’s weather records span more than 150 years, with 33 years of those observations thanks to the capital city’s first well-known “weatherman.” ...

RUGBY, N.D. (KMOT) - A bison ranch in central North Dakota is using a new store to promote local products and tourism. For consumers in rural North Dakota, access to locally grown and made items isn’t ...

MINNEAPOLIS (AP) - State House Speaker Lisa Demuth won the Republican nomination for Minnesota governor, defeating MyPillow founder Mike Lindell in a rare loss for a Republican primary candidate ...

The expansion of the Bismarck Airport is getting ready for takeoff. Ubl Design Group of Bismarck is working on the beginning phases of design.

State prosecutors say a motion from Robert Knuth, who is accused of having child sexual abuse materials on a work phone, to toss out the phone due to Fourth Amendment violations is "legally unsound." ...

A north Bismarck gas station that closed earlier this year after nearly 60 years is open again under new local ownership.

BISMARCK, N.D. (KFYR) - The Hay Hotline is active for the season. The hotline is a place where ranchers can request hay or list surplus hay for sale or donation. The ND Department of Agriculture is ...

Mosquito pools in Roosevelt County, Montana, tested positive for West Nile virus, though to date, no human or horse cases have been reported.