Good morning, Bismarck.

A Bismarck man appeared in court on a manslaughter charge for fatally hitting a law-abiding pedestrian with his truck in May 2023, trial set for June.

A Bismarck man is deemed fit for trial, accused of attacking his grandmother with a club and assaulting jail officers.

Native Inc. plans to build a cultural center in Bismarck to support local Native artists and provide educational and traditional ceremony spaces.

Over 1,400 spring wild turkey hunting licenses remain available in North Dakota after the lottery, with issuance on a first-come, first-served basis starting February 26.

Bismarck has reduced its water main breaks from 60-70 annually in the 1990s to 8-10 by replacing old cast iron pipes with PVC over the last 15 years.

A bipartisan House bill proposes using $140 million from North Dakota's Legacy Fund to finance free school meals for two years, aiming to boost health, academic performance, and the state's economy.

Burleigh County will host public hearings in March and April for residents to discuss changing the auditor/treasurer role from elected to appointed.

Black Jacket Symphony Live Concert

Black Jacket Symphony will perform classic albums live on stage, delivering an authentic musical experience from start to finish.

Inside Look at the Library: Guided Tour

This event offers an insider's perspective on the operations and spaces of the Bismarck Veterans Memorial Library, guided by library staff.

Rug Rat Chili Cook-off for Cancer

This event features a chili cook-off, bake sale, silent auction, and live music to benefit the BCCF.