Prosecutors charged Kamauri Kennedy with murder and conspiracy to commit murder, in the June 2021 death of Domonique Kelley, whose body was found in a burned vehicle in Minot.
A Bismarck man pleaded not guilty to attempted murder and eleven other assault-related offenses for beating a 43-year-old man into critical condition last month.
North Dakota Department of Mineral Resources Director Nathan Anderson made his first public comments during a panel at the North Dakota Petroleum Council Annual Meeting on Wednesday.
Jaycee Gilland hopes by wearing this same outfit all week, she and her fellow teachers at Miller might raise awareness of a problem so many are facing.
Ellen Schafer worked in the oncology field for more than 40 years. She’s been advocating with the American Cancer Society’s Cancer Action Network for nearly 20.
Bismarck High School offensive lineman Jack Shaffer announced on social media late Tuesday night that he has flipped his commitment to the University of Washington. Shaffer originally committed to Iowa State in late April during a ceremony at BHS’ auditorium.
Last month, petitioners added a measure to abolish the weather modification authority in Williams County to the general election ballot. Residents from other counties are trying to do the same.
Dickinson Police arrested a man who they say broke into his neighbor’s house on the 1500 block of 2nd Street West and threatened him with a gun, prompting a SWAT response.
A proposal to set aside $100,000 for police recruiting in the 2025 city of Minot budget was struck down, amid an ongoing investigation into the department’s police chief.
Montana U.S. Sen. Jon Tester has made protecting reproductive freedom for women central to his campaign to remain the sole remaining Democrat to hold statewide elective office in Big Sky Country.
Game and Fish officials are warning hunters to be cautious about where they drive this hunting season. They say conditions are very dry in the western part of the state; your car’s exhaust can potentially start a fire when driving or parking on grass.
Senator Kevin Cramer, a close ally of Mr. Trump, said this type of bizarre behavior seems to go in cycles. He said at this point, it does seem to be more of an attention-getter than political.
Access to community services, free haircuts and winter gear are some of the many things offered by The Pursuit Church in Minot on Tuesday for anyone who may need it.