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The man, who was ultimately arrested on outstanding warrants after barricading himself inside a residence, confessed to police after being arrested that he indeed was behind the bomb threat.

The latest in Peninsula and South Bay restaurant openings, from a Sunnyvale Indian...

Knife River reports crews are placing permanent striping on the roadway between Twin City Drive and Sixth Avenue Northeast, according to information released by the city of Mandan. Once striping

Both Bismarck and Mandan offer plenty of fun activities all throughout the year.  But when it comes to July 4th, the fun begins "Where the West Begins", and thats Mandan, North Dakota.  Seriously, Mandan laid claim to celebrating the 4th of July starting way back in 1879 with a baseball game and pony races.  That was 10 years BEFORE North Dakota even became a state!  The ponies turned out to be a little less than exciting, so bronc riding came around in 1882.   Now here we are celebrating...

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A sure sign of spring! Macy’s legendary flower show returns to the Herald Square retail behemoth today, Sunday, and will continue for the next two weeks. Watch for extra activity on Sixth Ave. and 34th St

The following people were arrested on felony charges by law enforcement agencies in Davidson County, are scheduled to appear in court on the date given.

Durango identifies three locations ripe for redevelopment Durango, Colorado Currently Fri 0% chance of precipitation City places high emphasis on workforce housing By Shannon Mullane Durango and Pine River Valley reporter Friday, April 9, 2021 5:29 PM Durango identifies three locations ripe for redevelopment The city of Durango held a forum this week to court developers and share upcoming properties that may be ripe for redevelopment. Courtesy of city ...

Northland news in brief: After 39 bids, Waipū home sells for $1.615m; SH1 stretch closed this weekend 15 Mar, 2021 04:00 PM 3 minutes to read Northern Advocate A three-bedroom, two-bathroom Waipū property has sold for $1.615 million under the hammer after being brought forward with an agreed opening sum of $1.4m. After three registered bidders competed to the tune of 39 bids, the eventual buyers of 111 Massey Rd were a couple who work in digital animation and can work from home. Ray White Bre...

All the city’s a stage, and its streets major players. NYC’s Open Culture program is now accepting applications; the initiative allows arts and cultural institutions and entertainment venues to offer outdoor ticketed performances on more than 100 streets across the five boroughs.