Faith Hatton

The Turtle Mountain band of Chippewa Indians gathered as a community Thursday night to honor members lost to indigenous boarding schools.

The people and government of Manitoba took time Monday to pay their respects to Gov. Doug Burgum, R-ND, and the people of North Dakota for their combined efforts in curbing the spread of COVID-19.

As a part of the state’s share in over $25 billion in federal funds given to the states for rental assistance, qualifying North Dakota renters can now also get help paying past due utility bills.

The Minot State University volleyball team will be staying home this weekend following the cancellation of their matches in Nebraska.

Parts of 16th Street have been limited to one lane as workers begin long term maintenance of a lift station.

Vice President Randy Schwan said workers are needed across the board, not just in medical positions.

The courts have delayed the preliminary hearing for a man charged in a Minot murder conspiracy case, as he is currently looking for a new lawyer.

After 240 combat missions and more than 3,100 flight hours logged, Minot Air Force Base welcomed service members back stateside early Monday morning.

Operation Lifesaver of the Dakotas works to educate the public through interaction and by partnering with agencies and families of victims across the Dakotas.

Surgeons and staff at Trinity Health are marking a decades worth of progress and achievements with robotic help.