Sports are a major part of 14-year-old Rocklin Beaudrie’s life. However, when the teen went in for his routine sports physical, the doctor found something far from routine.
With most schools returning to face-to-face instruction, school administrators have set policies regarding coronavirus. This includes Dickinson Public Schools.
The final day of the North Dakota Petroleum Council’s annual meeting featured a number of speakers about where the Bakken is at right now in terms of oil and gas production, and investments for the future.
After months of surveying, drawing, and negotiating, a select committee of North Dakota’s lawmakers have endorsed a preliminary map for the new legislative districts.
We’ve heard about how COVID-19 impacts the respiratory system, now there are questions on how it impacts the cardiovascular system, specifically the heart.
Operation Lifesaver of the Dakotas works to educate the public through interaction and by partnering with agencies and families of victims across the Dakotas.
Wednesday, the park was busy with guests observing the views and wildlife. But they can only go so far, due to a large road repair project already underwa
With flu season on the way, doctors are urging people to get vaccinated for both the flu and COVID-19, because it is possible to get both at the same time.
A petition drive to recall four members of the Fargo School Board who have supported measures meant to limit the spread of COVID-19 has failed, district officials said Wednesday.
It’s becoming crunch time for North Dakota’s legislators, and they’re taking every minute leading up to their meeting to look over and discuss their maps and their colleagues’ maps.
Recovering from COVID-19 while improving the energy industry and moving forward was the message at the North Dakota Petroleum Council’s annual meeting Wednesday.
The Fargo Public Schools School Board announced on Wednesday that there will be no recall election held after the signature validation process was complete. The school board recall committee was aiming to recall members Nikkie Gullickson, Seth Holden, Jim Johnson and Tracie Newman, and now cannot be subject to another recall effort in their current terms which expire in 2024.
In the interview with Dr. Tracie Newman, the topics range from the public outrage with her decisions on the board to the Delta variant hitting North Dakota.
A red-carpet indigenous fashion designer made a stop at United Tribes Technical College to not only host a fashion show, but to also inspire others to pursue a career in fashion.
In this week's County by County, Your News Leader looked at a special guest speaker for a high school, two flu shot clinics going on as it is that time of year, and a fall movie in the park.
The South Dakota State Senate is prepared to move forward with the impeachment of Attorney General Jason Ravnsborg. However, the State House has still not collected the necessary amount of signatures in order to move forward.
Teaching how computers work has become a priority for North Dakota educators, and they joined Tuesday with technology experts to get the message across.
In addition to students from Bismarck Public Schools, students from Mandan and the surrounding area schools were invited to learn more about college opportunities.
