An Arkansas man is facing felony charges after police say he was caught driving nearly fifty miles per hour over the speed limit while more than three times the legal limit of intoxication.

North Dakota high school students are getting a closer look at military life through a yearlong course offered with the North Dakota National Guard.

Voting has already begun for some North Dakotans, but a case before the North Dakota Supreme Court involves challenging the candidacy of some primary winners.

Around the food pantry at the Dream Center in Bismarck, shelves are lined with everyday staples like hot soups and cereal. When the colder weather sets in, staff say the need here ramps up quickly.

A little friendly competition is bringing first responders and students together for a much bigger purpose. They’re taking part in a nationwide effort to promote kindness, inclusion, and acceptance.

Class B cross country concludes its season in less than 48 hours. The state’s top runners will grind out their final five kilometers of the fall Friday in Jamestown.

Minot city leaders have opened up state funding to help police crack down on distracted driving and other traffic violations.

The Minot City Council is changing how mandatory alcohol-server training factors into liquor-license renewals.

Mandan commissioners have approved ballot language and plans for one polling location for the Dec. 15 special election on data centers.

Veterinary services can be hard to find in rural areas. That’s why a clinic in Towner continues to serve the McHenry County area.

A group in the community donated neon safety vests to eighteen different Bismarck Public Schools to help keep children safe on their commutes to school.

Tuesday evening, a semi hauling an oversized load tried to turn from Highway 7 onto the truck route, but didn’t fit in Wibaux, Montana.