The Interstate 194 eastbound Memorial Highway exit into Mandan has reopened, according to the state Transportation Department.

"This is huge, it's taller than the garage!"

The city of Bismarck is encouraging residents to compost pumpkins used for Halloween jack-o'-lanterns rather than throw them in the trash.

From debates over a wind farm to the state government committing $45 million to oil research, a lot of important energy and environment news happened in North Dakota in October.

Youthworks is hosting a public celebration in Bismarck of its 40th anniversary.

Here are October's opinion pieces by the Tribune's "Speaking Out" community columnists.

Here's some of the biggest news stories from the Bismarck-Mandan area you might have missed this week.

A temporary ramp closure is expected to begin Saturday at the Interstate 194 eastbound Memorial Highway exit into Mandan. I-194 runs between I-94 and the Memorial Highway business loop.

Fall is among us and the change of temperatures has been very evident the past week. Gardens have been put to bed. I'm guessing this time of year brings gardeners mixed emotions, with some very happy to have a break...

A nurse accused of sexually assaulting a juvenile patient staying at a Bismarck hospital has had his nursing license deactivated by a state regulatory agency.