Tom Stromme

Tigirlily Gold might have left the CMT Music Awards empty-handed, but the duo is getting a shot at another major country music award.

Huff Hills Ski Area, a popular winter destination south of Bismarck, announced its closure on Tuesday after 33 years of operation.

The Missouri Slope Areawide United Way’s annual Day of Caring brought out hundreds of volunteers to help with a long list of community projects on Wednesday, including to the Central Dakota Humane Society north of Mandan to unpack and sort items for the 27th annual Dog Days Deals rummage sale at the shelter. Cameo Skager, communications and development director for the Humane Society, said there were 90 volunteers working to set up the rummage sale in a large tent. “Without the Day of Caring we…

When voters go to the polls this year to cast their ballots, they will be participating in an electoral process that has required countless hours of preparation and training. But

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TOM STROMME, Tribune Casey Stern checks out the books in a Little Free Library on Seventh Street in southwest Mandan while out for a walk with his dogs on Wednesday

With North Dakota's Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation facing overcrowding, the Burleigh Morton Detention Center in Bismarck is managing a growing share of state inmates.

Lawmakers chose not to send the issue of sports betting to voters on the 2026 general election ballot after a lengthy floor debate, Wednesday.

Funding for North Dakota public broadcasting is under threat from a new bill introduced to the legislature with an outpouring of online testimony unanimously opposed to the bill.

The North Dakota House voted to include funding for the Theodore Roosevelt Presidential Library in the state commerce budget, despite being told in 2019 no additional funds would be necessary.