Good morning, Bismarck.

Volunteer firefighters in New Salem & nearby districts battled three grass fires in recent days as hot, dry weather turned local grasslands into potential hazards, including one blaze that stretched over a mile long.

Local restaurant Baby Bull gained national recognition—its inclusion in America’s Best Restaurant road show highlights its community impact since opening in March.

A war boat recently found has been added to the local museum’s collection and will be on display for visitors today.

The exhibit gives locals a chance to see a unique piece of our maritime history.

A local developer said a new data center in Mandan could bring in up to $46M in property taxes, though county officials say it is too early to confirm the projected revenue.

The project is expected to boost the local economy as plans continue.

A large wildfire reported north of Linton has fire departments from Linton, Hazelton, Strasburg, Pollock, Napoleon + Sterling and state agencies working to contain the blaze while officials advise residents to avoid the area.

The city offers free disposal options for fallen tree branches after the Aug.

3 storm. Residents can choose from landfill, boulevard pickup + dumpster services to clear post-storm debris.

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.