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Debunked: DHS senior prank did not cause $100k in damages, students will still walk the stage for graduation.
Gaylan Royce Henley, 24, of Dickinson was transported to the Southwest Multi-Country Correctional Center and booked on charges of Terrorizing, a Class C Felony
The death of Jeffrey Ray Glover, Jr., killed in an altercation with law enforcement at the Mott-Regent school, was ruled legally justified.
Home on the Range hosted their inaugural barrel racing fundraiser in Dickinson to great success.
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A warmup is coming in June, but conflicting forces make it impossible to predict whether the summer will be hot and dry or hot and wet.
One factor in making our air humid is the establishment of crops.
The key is to continually remind children and teens that they are cared for, and to help them get back into the structure and familiar activities that give them a feeling of accomplishment. That's the advice of two experts from Mayo Clinic.
Cormorants probably share some of their fate with crows and ravens. All of these birds are big and black, birds of ill omen in folklore.
For all the Sturm und Drang from lawmakers over Burgum supposedly violating the "separation of powers" by meddling in legislative races, they couldn't muster enough votes to even put some reporting requirements on committees like Burgum during their session last year.
"Did You Know That" columnist Curt Eriksmoen begins the story of Gilmore Tilmen “Shelly” Schjeldahl.
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The Center of the American Experiment, a nonprofit think tank that works to mobilize citizens on a variety of issues pertaining to state and local governments, is beginning a tour in eastern North Dakota next week.
Otomewo, selected with the No. 165 overall pick, got a four-year, $3.97 million contract with a signing bonus of $309,048 and will count $782,262 on the 2022 cap
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Hanson, who will be a senior this fall at UND, is studying public affairs and marketing, according to a news release from Burgum’s office.
LeRoy Chiovitte, of Hermantown, Minnesota, caught the 17-pound, 8-ounce walleye May 13, 1979, on the Seagull River where it flows into Saganaga Lake.
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