Latest developments and urgent updates from Bismarck
UND reports record fall enrollment with significant growth in aviation and engineering, strengthening the university's role as a regional workforce development hub.
New craft brewery and farm-to-table restaurant open downtown, bringing fresh energy and local jobs to Bowling Green's revitalization efforts.
UND hockey opens fall training camp this week at Ralph Engelstad Arena, with Coach Brad Berry evaluating talent for the 2026-27 season.
The Supreme Court blocks implementation of a major environmental regulation, raising questions about federal agency authority and environmental enforcement.
Hurricane Ophelia intensifies to Category 4 with 150 mph winds, threatening Gulf Coast landfalls within 48 hours and prompting major evacuations.
Bismarck State College launches new Advanced Manufacturing program to meet local industry demand and prepare students for high-wage careers.
UND hockey announces 2026-27 schedule with 18 home games at Ralph Engelstad Arena, featuring rivalry matchups and NCHC conference play.
Bismarck State College is expanding STEM programs with new partnerships and facilities. The move aims to meet demand from local tech companies and prepare students for careers in the region's fastest-growing sector.
A federal court has issued a major healthcare ruling affecting millions of Americans' access to medical services and insurance coverage options nationwide.
Heavy rainfall pushes Missouri River levels higher near Bismarck. Army Corps of Engineers monitoring conditions as water approaches seasonal norms.
Heavy rainfall pushes Missouri River to elevated levels, prompting Bismarck officials to review flood preparedness and riverfront development timelines.
Bowling Green secures $2.3 million in state funding for downtown revitalization, boosting streetscape improvements and business development.