Good morning, Bismarck.

On Wednesday, community members gathered at the Capitol to celebrate Kids Safety Day — an event promoting local youth safety and neighborhood unity.

Firefighters rescued two pet lizards from a burning home in northeast Bismarck while two cats died and five remained unaccounted for—residents are grieving the loss of their pets.

The historic Bismarck Tribune building was sold, marking a major transition for one of our oldest newspapers — while the State Historical Society preserves its daily records to keep our local heritage alive.

The ND Housing Finance Agency announced today that it will distribute $240,000 in grants for lower-income home repairs through the Helping HAND program — funds meant to support Community Action groups from Bismarck to Fargo in keeping homes safe.

Hot weather can boost bacteria growth, raising risks for urinary tract and yeast infections in women.

Dr. Tara Harding (Simply You Wellness) advises drinking more water and changing clothes often to help reduce infections.

Families gathered on the State Capitol lawn yesterday for the fifth annual Safe Kids Safety Day, where children enjoyed bouncy houses, face painting, and an obstacle course while learning bicycle and weather safety.

After earning All-State football honors, Beulah’s Jack Skalsky moves his focus to baseball as he continues his career at Bismarck State College (his switch follows a standout high school season).

Mystical Market

11 a.m. – 6 p.m. — Grimsrud Elementary School — Free entry — Explore a magical array of vendors offering unique and mystical items.

Rumble at the Depot

3:00 – 10:30 PM — Bismarck Depot — Tickets available — Experience an exciting night with live pro wrestling matches from Midwest All-Star Wrestling.