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A northeast Nebraska man facing eight felony counts after allegedly making threats with a stick of dynamite faces two more charges brought forward by the state.

A Beemer man who was facing 10 felony charges related to an alleged hostage incident in May involving dynamite has been charged with another felony in connection to a series

The State Medical Examiner’s Office has released the cause of death for a Fort Yate’s man who died earlier this month.

Cody was asked to encourage Sitting Bill to report to the nearest commanding officer of U.S. troops. His group was intercepted by an interpreter who said Sitting Bull was not home and heading to Fort Yates on another trail.

Inforum columnist Curt Eriksmoen concludes the story of Frank Fiske, a legendary photographer, elected official and entertainer from the Standing Rock Indian Reservation.

11/1/2006: Arizona has the Grand Canyon, Colorado has the Rocky Mountains, but the Ward County Independent reported that North Dakota has the Royal Gorge. The paper wasn’t talking about a geographic feature, but rather, a person. That person was Queen Marie of Romania and she visited North Dakota today in 1926.

Those who enroll renters in the program say there's been some improvement, but delays in receiving funding still occur, resulting in unnecessary evictions.

January 11 takes up centre stage today in our series, Top 10 Events This Day in Movie and Television History. As goes the world of entertainment, there is

North Dakota has welcomed several royal visitors over the years. On this date in 1926, Queen Marie of Romania and her children -- Princess Ileana and Prince Nicholas -- made their way west by train through North Dakota, on a tour of the United States. Queen Marie was a granddaughter of Queen Victoria.

In a historic election, the people of the Standing Rock Sioux Tribe voted Janet Alkire to be the tribe's next chairwoman.