Good morning, Bismarck.

Bismarck to implement spring load restrictions on streets and alleys starting March 10, 2025, to protect roadbeds until they are stable enough for normal loads.

The Friends of the Bismarck Public Library are hosting their Spring Used Book Sale from Thursday to Saturday.

A New Jersey man was arrested in Bismarck for attempting to lure a minor through the internet, with a bond set at $100,000.

A Bismarck man was sentenced to two years in prison for pleading guilty to threats against his girlfriend.

Two individuals linked to a former Bismarck day care plead not guilty to accusations related to alleged injuries to children in their care.

North Dakota students displayed their science and technology projects, including AI that differentiates between healthy and diseased crops, at the State Capitol.

Bismarck city officials are reviewing a proposed ordinance to permit residents to keep chickens in their backyards, weighing factors like bird welfare and public health concerns.

House Bill 1387 proposes that schools in North Dakota either cancel classes or segregate students from polling areas when used as election locations, aiming to enhance safety.

The House Education Committee recommends a bill to simplify revocation of teaching licenses for those guilty of federal crimes against children or sexual offenses.

Bismarck State College women's basketball team improved to a 21-7 record this season, significantly bolstered by Harys Beauchamp's standout performance, making them the No. 2 seed in the Mon-Dak Conference Tournament.

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.

North Dakota EMS Rendezvous Conference and Tradeshow

9:00 AM – 6:45 PM — Bismarck Event Center — Registration fees apply — Explore the latest in emergency services at this engaging tradeshow.