Bismarck Tribune

Bismarck is offering free curbside leaf collection this month: here's what you need to know
Free fall leaf collection returns in Bismarck this October. Here are the dates, bag rules and set-out time residents need to know.
8h ago

Bismarck man sentenced to prison after pleading guilty to attempted murder of father
A Bismarck man who pleaded guilty to an attempted murder charge stemming from a Jan. 1 stabbing of his father was sentenced nine years in prison on Monday.
23h ago

5 things to know: Former Lincoln police chief disputes investigation findings
Lincoln's former police chief, Matthew Giddings, has acknowledged making mistakes during his tenure but challenged some of the findings of an internal investigation that led to his termination.Here's what to know.
Oct 10, 2026
Memorial Highway project impacts Mandan's Third Street
The 18th Avenue access off Third Street in Mandan will close starting Monday for up to two weeks for storm sewer installation.
Oct 10, 2026

Fired Lincoln police chief admits mistakes, disputes claims of dishonesty during investigation
Former Lincoln police chief Matthew Giddings told the City Council he made mistakes, including an unapproved $667,000 Axon contract, but disputed claims that he was dishonest during an internal investigation.
Oct 9, 2026

The Bright Side: Dog tags discovered in Tennessee garden returned to family of North Dakota veteran
Richard France was tilling some soil outside his home in Johnson City, Tennessee, in 2008 to plant some tomatoes when he discovered something buried in the earth.
Oct 9, 2026

New Amazon delivery center ramps up Bismarck deliveries
Amazon cut the ribbon at its facility on Yegen Road in Bismarck on Tuesday to give local officials an inside look at its operations. The facility, which opened in August, currently employs 36 Amazon workers and plans to expand to...
Oct 8, 2026
No injuries, limited damage in Butler Machinery fire in Bismarck
Fire damaged a vehicle service bay at the Butler Machinery facility in northwest Bismarck.
Oct 8, 2026

5 things to know: Mandan voters to decide on data center ban
Mandan voters will decide whether to ban large-scale data centers in a special election set for Dec. 15.
Oct 8, 2026

Bismarck-Mandan Rail Bridge teardown begins weeks after first trains cross new span
The historic rail bridge between Bismarck and Mandan, older than North Dakota itself, is coming down. BNSF expects removal to wrap up by mid-2027.
Oct 6, 2026







