Construction on I-29 northbound near Hillsboro is set to start April 13 with lane reductions expected through fall. The North Dakota Department of Transportation advises drivers about speed limits and width restrictions during this period.
The BCBSND Caring Foundation partnered with local hockey teams in February and March to raise funds supporting youth mental health programs through BIO Girls. Over 500 saves led directly to…
North Dakota faces South Dakota in this year’s Battle of the Blades snowplow naming contest. The event encourages public participation while promoting winter safety awareness. Voting concludes soon with bragging…
The westbound lanes of Interstate 94 between Jamestown and Steele have reopened under a Travel Alert. The North Dakota Department of Transportation encourages motorists to check current road conditions before…
Nearly 500 residents participated in free ice skating at Citizens Alley thanks to a partnership between Local Motives and Blue Cross Blue Shield of North Dakota’s Caring Foundation. The initiative…
The North Dakota Game and Fish Department reported a record high number of bighorn sheep following their latest survey. While adult numbers rose significantly, officials noted poor lamb survival due…
Construction on I-94 Business Loop and Chateau Road in Medora is set for completion by late June before a major local event. Motorists can expect some changes but minimal delays.…
Survey and striping crews will begin work Monday on U.S. Highway 2 in Williston. Drivers should expect minor delays while traveling through active work zones. Updates are available online from…
Construction on Interstate 94 westbound lanes east of Bismarck begins March 30 with lane closures planned. Traffic will be rerouted head-to-head on eastbound lanes as crews reconstruct pavement through fall.…
North Dakota has registered dicamba soybean products for restricted use by certified pesticide applicators who complete new online training sessions. State officials say this ensures safe application methods so such…
Construction on Memorial Highway in Mandan will resume March 23 with a focus on utility upgrades before paving begins. The North Dakota Department of Transportation says business access will be…
The Minot Military Compatibility Committee will meet March 19 at Minot International Airport. The agenda includes reviewing relevant regulations and discussing zoning considerations near military sites.
The Grand Forks Military Compatibility Committee will meet on March 19 at the Grand Forks International Airport. The agenda includes reviewing relevant regulations and discussing zoning considerations. State agencies such…
Blue Cross Blue Shield of North Dakota Caring Foundation has named its latest Health Innovation Grant recipients for projects across North Dakota. Funded initiatives include supportive housing expansion, child abuse…
ND Sober Ride celebrates five years by offering $10 Lyft and Uber vouchers during St. Patrick’s Day week. The program aims to reduce impaired driving with expanded options supported by…
Agriculture Commissioner Doug Goehring has announced $1 million in ADD Fund awards for five agricultural projects across North Dakota. The funding aims to support business expansion and job creation within…
Ellendale Public Schools has been recognized as North Dakota’s newest Vision Zero School, reflecting a commitment to improving road safety for students and families in Dickey County.
Harvest statistics released by the North Dakota Game and Fish Department show that in the 2025 season, hunters achieved a 100% success rate for bighorn sheep, 87% for moose, and…
Applications for elk, moose, and bighorn sheep hunting licenses are now available online through the North Dakota Game and Fish Department’s website.
The North Dakota Game and Fish Department is offering free seed to landowners for the 2026 growing season, aiming to encourage the planting of wildlife food plots that benefit pheasants…
Interstate 29 has reopened from Grand Forks to the Canadian border, according to an announcement by the North Dakota Department of Transportation (NDDOT) and the North Dakota Highway Patrol.
The Specialty Crop Block Grant Program Review Panel is scheduled to meet at 9 a.m. on Tuesday, March 17.
North Dakota Health and Human Services (HHS) has confirmed a total of seven measles cases in 2026, with six reported in Pembina County and one in Williams County.
North Dakota Health and Human Services (HHS) and the North Dakota Department of Commerce are urging residents who need help heating their homes to apply for the Low Income Home…
The North Dakota Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) has confirmed a case of measles in Williams County, marking the first reported instance in the state for 2026.
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