The MSA United Way is holding its annual public "Walk a Mile in My Shoes" event on Wednesday, Nov. 18.

The driver involved in a single vehicle crash on I-94 on Oct. 19, died Oct. 22 from his injuries according to the North Dakota Highway Patrol.

Mandan residents were encouraged to consider the positives of potential data center development during a forum that focused on mitigation methods for community concerns and the possible boon from increased tax revenue.

The city of Bismarck is temporarily unable to collect online payments for utility bill accounts due to a software transition.

Bismarck commissioners voted on Oct. 13 to seek design contracts for a new downtown parking ramp in the city's medical district.Here's what to know.

Bismarck's East Boulevard Avenue will be closed between State Street and North 10th Street for much of the day Friday for tree work.

Registration has opened for the Bismarck Education Day scheduled at the North Dakota Heritage Center for students in grades 3-8.

The number of active oil wells hit an all-time high in August with 21,177 producing wells, according to data released Oct. 20 by the North Dakota Department of Mineral Resources Director's Cut briefing.

Four local entrepreneurs pitched their businesses at the inaugural Bismarck Business Pitch Challenge, but only one walked away with a $15,000 forgivable loan from the City of Bismarck.

Hazardous materials response training is planned in the Bismarck-Mandan area Wednesday and Thursday.