Bismarck Public Schools is holding community input sessions to discuss their transportation program, giving the public a chance to share their feedback on how to improve it.
If you’re looking for something to do this fall and you like to read, head over to the Bismarck Veterans Memorial Public Library for the Fall Used Book Sale.
BISMARCK, N.D. (KFYR) - A nationally recognized breakfast spot plans to open its doors in north Bismarck in late October.
BISMARCK, N.D. (North Dakota Monitor) – North Dakota utility regulators on Friday approved a Canadian company’s large-scale ...
Joining host Mike Anderson are Levi Jacobson, Game and Fish wildlife resource management supervisor; and Bill Haase, the ...
Steve Bakken, who supports legalization, and Pat Finken, who opposes it, came together on this Plain Talk to make their ...
Wachter Middle School educator Kendall Bergrud was named 2025 North Dakota Teacher of the Year during a Friday afternoon ...
As the population grows in Bismarck and Mandan, so does the number of cars cruising the streets. It takes a plan to assess ...
Bismarck City Commissioners have paved the way for a new ordinance that makes it easier for police to charge someone with ...
A U.S. judge ruled in favor of a Catholic employers' group, blocking a federal rule requiring them to accommodate employees ...
No draft legislation emerged from a school choice task force but the lawmaker leading the group is working on a plan that ...
Some proposals included having only those who use the bus service to pay for it and changing to a two-tier system.
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