My son just graduated from the University of Mary here in Bismarck this past spring. I know firsthand that college can be an expensive proposition. And you always wonder if the cost of higher ...

Tragic news hit Bismarck-Mandan Friday evening after reports of a tragic car crash involving several teens; one of those teens was reported dead. We now know her name after a press release from the ...

Try 18,000 square feet! Sometimes size does matter, right? This home was built in 2000 and is located in the Rose Creek neighborhood of Fargo. This home is tricked out with 6 bedrooms, 10 bathrooms ...

They are even more scarce then trees. Do we have a waterfall in North Dakota that is not man-made? Questions I ponder from time to time. I grew up on the Red River in Grand Forks. I was a river rat ...

While strolling through my feed yesterday, I saw that the Farmers' Almanac was releasing its 2026-2027 winter forecast; I was a bit surprised. The Farmers' Almanac announced it would end its ...

Not everyone received rain, but a pretty good swath of southern North Dakota received some much-needed rain last evening. Thunderstorms started to develop early last evening in Bowman County in ...

Have you attended a show at the Lights in West Fargo, North Dakota yet? It might just be North Dakota's most unique concert venue. It's situated between appartment complexes. In fact it is situated ...

According to VinePair, there are nearly 10,000 Dunkin' locations across the United States of America, 9,608, and North Dakota is currently one of seven states that do not have an operating Dunkin' ...

As I begin writing this article, the EAS system is going off across our stations, as we start your Thursday with a Severe Thunderstorm Warning for our counties south of the Bismarck-Mandan metro, ...

I'm hearing reports that the boat ramps this spring in Bismarck and Mandan are resembling a scrum at an NHL playoff hockey game. Yep, it can get a little tense out there, especially if you don't have ...

People are cleaning up this morning after winds as high as 98 miles per hour in Garrison and 90 miles per hour in Pick City toppled over campers on Lake Sakakawea and other structures around the lake.

Over four decades, in fact. It was founded back in 1978 as a way to celebrate North Dakota's Nordic culture. It just celebrated its 45th event back in 2024. It's widely known as North America's ...