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A motorcyclist was seriously injured after colliding with a firetruck on the intersection of 45th St S. and 40th Ave S. in Fargo.

The cost-sharing agreement was the first time the state helped pay for a tribal water project.

FARGO – Three Minot photographers were among those submitting winning entries in the 20th annual North Dakota Governor’s Photo Contest. Gov. Doug Burgum and

"Know Your Culture - Indonesia" is an event showcasing Indonesian heritage. It's coming to the Morton Mandan Public Library on Thursday, April 11th. ~ Gion joins us for another edition of Prairie Plates. Today he discusses what goes in to making a good burger. He'll also share some burger events from across the state as cooks vie for burger bragging rights. ~ In an excerpt from the Great American Folk Show, we spotlight the town of Hazen.

It’s one of those hidden gems on island and whether you’re looking for something salty, sweet, cold, or hot, or even a friendly hello, Ben-Ki Store in Dandan is definitely

North Dakota photographers submitted 813 photos for this year's contest.

Some unique homes are scattered throughout Bismarck, but one has been given a unique name.

Kendra Olson and Krista Slaubaugh, from Hazen, North Dakota, earned nominations for their video for “Shoot Tequila.”

Unveiling the most picturesque North Dakota road trip.

Home schooling is accepted in North Dakota today, but there was a time when home-schooling was illegal. Compulsory school attendance laws required that children aged 7 to 16 be educated, with public-schools the main providers. However, Catholic schools and other parochial schools had become available as alternatives.