Good, rational policy is made through cool, dispassionate reason, not hot-blooded rhetoric intended to inflame voters before an election.

A common question is, “What’s the best lure to throw to catch lots of fish of various species?” For me, the answer is easy. A bladed swim jig paired with a plastic trailer catches bass, northern pike ...

Dickinson's defense forced six turnovers, setting up an offense that raced to 43 first-half points in a 57-8 victory.

Byron Buxton is on the injured list for the third time this season as he deals with a troublesome right hip Minnesota Twins center fielder Byron Buxton makes a diving catch during the second inning ...

Fosdick recently retired from a custodial position at Evangelical Bible Church to concentrate more on her ever expanding agricultural projects. The knowledge she gained benefits those around her and ...

The Stark County Park Board discussed its budget, water used for the DockDogs event and an upcoming event from the Dickinson Area Chamber of Commerce.

Belfield regrouped after a timeout and battled back to tie the score at 12, setting off another stretch of momentum swings. The teams continued trading points and leads late into the set, but Bowman ...

In the second of two stories, Joel LaFromboise's death prompts questions from his family about the moments leading up to the ...

On this Plain Talk, Matt Fern from Film North Dakota talks about how the film industry is a lot more than just films these days. Also, listener feedback on Flock cameras, Medicaid and more.

Officers responded to a incident on Meadows Drive that involved a 16-year-old boy with a nonfatal gunshot wound.

The political divides in the North Dakota Republican Party may have played a role in lawmakers failing to pass the total, permanent ban on kratom that Gov. Kelly Armstrong wanted.