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The storm system that was supposed to bring the heaviest snowfall of the season never materialized.

Snowfall moved out of the Bismarck-Mandan region early Monday and sunny skies dominated the day, but abnormally cool weather is likely to last for a little while longer.

The six-member committee tasked with oversight of the Burleigh Morton Detention Center has sued the facilitys builder over persistent problems with paint.

Tribe to use funds for substance abuse treatment, law enforcement, other programs

New executive director of North Dakota Indian Affairs Commission Brad Hawk said he's working to ensure tribal voices are heard and needs are met

7th Annual Optimist Easter Egg Hunt Just A Hop-Skip-And-A-Jump Away

I am fond of writing that we are obliged to accept the world as it is and not as we wish it to be. That doesn't mean we should stop wishing that it were different.

An oil giant will close nearly 1,000 gas stations around the U.S. over the next two years, how will North Dakota be affected?

As much experience as they may have and as advanced as the technology may be, weather is still being forecasted until it happens, meaning changes can come quickly.

I am fond of writing that we are obliged to accept the world as it is and not as we wish it to be. That doesn't mean we should stop wishing that it were different.