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’); window.MSInputMethodContext && document.documentMode && window.addEventListener(’load’, function() { cssVars({ include:’style,link[href*="lee.ds.css"]’ })}); /*]] */ news, events and information on North Dakota sports, weather, entertainment and lifestyles. 54° Log In Subscribe Guest Logout Read Today’s E-edition News Local Crime Public Notices State Business Politics Nation & World News Tip Wildfires Obituaries Share a story Recent Obituaries Find an Obituary Archives Opinion Submit a letter Letters Editorials Columnists Cartoons Sports High School College Larks Bobcats Professional Outdoors Betting Life & Entertainment Event Calendar Arts & Theatre Music Movies & TV Games & Puzzles Contests Comics Columns Play Food & Cooking Home & Garden Health Get Healthy Parenting Fashion People Pets Travel Join the community News tip Share Video Send a story Share a photo Brand Ave. Studios Print Edition E-edition E-edition Archives Special Sections Our Publications Mandan News Hot Properties Buy & Sell Place an Ad Jobs Homes Moritz Sport & Marine Marketplace Public Notices Shop Local I Love A Deal Customer Service Manage Subscription Activate Digital Subscription Newsletter sign-up Subscribe Contact us Help Center Mobile Apps Weather: Live Radar Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Instagram © 2024 Lee Enterprises Terms of Service | Privacy Policy Subscribe Read Today’s E-edition Subscribe Log In Welcome, Guest My Subscription See Benefits Members OnlyHelp Center My Account Dashboard Profile Saved items Logout E-edition News Obituaries Opinion Sports Life & Entertainment Celebrate Jobs Wildfires Moritz 54° Mostly Cloudy US Postal Service to pause mail processing consolidation; Bismarck center impacted by move The U.S. Postal Service has paused planned changes to its mail processing network around the country, including in North Dakota. Minneapolis Fed president talks North Dakota economy ahead of oil conference North Dakota officials often tout the broader economic effect that some of the state’s key industries including energy have on the U.S. economy. But whether it’s new market sectors, changing consumer preferences, or movements in employment and inflation numbers, decisions and trends from els… Controversy follows Noem as she is banned by two more South Dakota tribes South Dakota Gov. Kristi Noem is now banned from entering nearly 20% of her state after two more tribes banished her over comments she made earlier this year about tribal leaders benefitting from drug cartels. Armstrong, Miller report similar campaign finance hauls, contribute personal funds With just a month to go before North Dakota’s 2024 primary, two of the state’s largest political figures are funneling millions of dollars into their own campaigns in an effort to win the Republican nomination to run for governor, according to campaign filings with the Secretary of State’s Office. 4 from Minnesota charged in Burleigh County with conspiracy to deliver fentanyl Four people from the Minneapolis area were arrested at a Bismarck motel earlier this month by officers with the Metro Area Narcotics Task Force who had received information about alleged drug trafficking from law enforcement in Minnesota. Bismarck man accused of beating his grandmother with a club charged with attempted murder A 19-year-old Bismarck man who was arrested after allegedly beating his 77-year-old grandmother with a club is now facing formal charges and in custody on a $250,000 cash bond. Canadian wildfire smoke chokes Upper Midwest for second straight year Paddlefish season closes early in North Dakota North Dakota’s Game and Fish Department is closing the paddlefish snagging season early to protect the population of the ancient fish related to sturgeons. Public meeting set Wednesday on proposed rule changes for home-based businesses in Bismarck Bismarck residents will have the opportunity to comment on proposed amendments to the city’s rules for home-based businesses during a meeting Wednesday. Detroit man sentenced to prison in Bismarck fentanyl case A 20-year-old Detroit man with no record of a criminal history was sentenced to three years in prison Monday after pleading guilty to felony charges stemming from his arrest in Bismarck last November. Minot sends Bismarck home with physical Game 4 In a physical battle of a fourth and final game of their Central Division finals playoff series, the Minot Minotauros ended Bismarck’s season with a 3-1 win. Energy Department identifies southwest North Dakota as potential transmission priority area The federal Energy Department has identified southwest North Dakota as a potential spot for streamlined electric transmission development. Velva still mourning after losing Dot’s Pretzels VELVA, N.D. — The email pinged Mike Schreiner’s inbox at 7:30 a.m. on a Tuesday last August. North Dakota Highway Patrol retirement fund short $46.3 million The North Dakota Highway Patrol retirement system is underfunded by $46.3 million and requires additional funding from the Legislature, according to an analysis presented to lawmakers. DOT offering voter IDs on reservations ahead of June election The North Dakota Department of Transportation will hold events this week on four American Indian reservations to provide non-driver photo identification cards that can be used for voting. Economic survey finds weak farm conditions in Midwest, Plains Exports of agricultural goods and livestock from North Dakota so far this year are up 3% from the same period in 2023, according to data from the International Trade Association. Bismarck man accused of attacking grandmother; arrested on attempted murder charge Criminal charges are pending against a Bismarck man after he allegedly attacked his 77-year-old grandmother. Recommended For You North Dakota Highway Patrol retirement fund short $46.3 million Bismarck man accused of beating his grandmother with a club charged with attempted murder 4 from Minnesota charged in Burleigh County with conspiracy to deliver fentanyl The Latest Bismarck neighbors: Obituaries for May 14 Read through the obituaries published today in The Bismarck Tribune. No serious injuries in small plane crash No one was seriously injured in the crash of a small plane in southeastern North Dakota’s Ransom County. Wyoming highlights increase in wolf population, decrease in livestock loses The Wyoming Game and Fish Department reported an estimated 352 wolves in 43 packs, which included 24 breeding pairs at the end of last year. Bismarck neighbors: Obituaries for May 13 Read through the obituaries published today in The Bismarck Tribune. Interact With Us Find your new ride Latest Video Listen to the recording Michael Cohen used to directly implicates Trump at hush money trial ’We escape from one death to another death,’ says displaced mother in Khan Younis Michael Cohen implicates Trump in hush money case Michael Cohen testifies he lied and bullied on Trump’s behalf Sports Bismarck State eliminated by Dakota County Bismarck State knew it would almost certainly have to get through two of the only teams that gave them fits all year longMiles Community College and Dakota County Technical Collegeto win the Region XIII baseball tournament in Miles City, Mont. Area Scores: May 14 HIGH SCHOOL TRACK AND FIELD West Fargo Sheyenne girls tennis invite results HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS TENNIS Area Scores: May 13 COLLEGE BASEBALL Listen Now Podcasts Tornado Talk: Going beyond the EF ratings to understand the human impact from the destructive storms | Across the Sky podcast Jennifer Narramore, owner and co-founder of Tornado Talk, and her team have been sharing tornado survival stories from the last 70 years. 5 tips on when to skip the charitable donation option at the checkout and when to donate | PennyWise podcast The option for shoppers to donate money as you pay at the checkout has become a regular occurrence, but should you use the opportunity to share the wealth? AI-generated deepfakes, popular baby names, bird...