Good morning, Bismarck.

Free Fall Landfill Week is underway in both Bismarck and Mandan from Monday through Saturday - local residents can check community outlets for more details.

First responders and residents gathered today at the Community Bowl for the 2026 Bisman 9/11 Memorial Stair Climb in remembrance of the victims, climbing 2,200 steps with proceeds benefiting the National Fallen Firefighters Foundation.

The Bismarck memorial rededication ceremony was held Friday, Sept.

11 to mark the 25th anniversary of 9/11 — uniting community members as they shared tributes and reflections.

Bismarck Municipal Airport Director Greg Haug recalled the impact of September 11, 2001 on its 25th anniversary — noting how that day reshaped aviation and continues to influence airport operations.

Reporter Sofia Morales spotlighted Bismarck’s Food Truck Festival, where local vendors offered varied cuisines — drawing community members to sample creative dishes.

The lively event highlighted the city’s passion for unique dining experiences.

Reporter Ariana Gonzalez provides live coverage of the 56th annual United Tribes International Powwow today at a local venue — the event features native cultural traditions and community participation.

Image Printing is reprinting its iconic 9/11 poster originally released in 2001 that featured a flag and the words God Bless America, highlighting a piece of local heritage that continues to resonate with the community.

NDHHS reminds households in the S-EBT program to use benefits before they expire on Friday, Sept.

25. Families receive a $120 card for each child to buy groceries, with benefits valid for 122 days from issuance in May.

The Bismarck VA Clinic offers free flu shots for veterans enrolled in VA healthcare — shots will be available in September and October.