Good morning, Bismarck.

A World War II veteran comes home for burial in the community.

Family and officials plan a service to honor his legacy, with details coming soon & local groups expected to attend.

Local business leaders and elected officials conducted a ribbon cutting at a new Amazon delivery station in southeast Bismarck Tuesday morning—this facility began operations in August, employs 32 staff and contracts 88 associates, and plans to boost staffing for the holiday season to cut delivery times.

Mayor Mike Schmitz discussed plans to secure a location for a low-barrier shelter to support homeless residents with significant health and addiction challenges during the cold months.

The city will issue a request for proposals to select a nonprofit to manage the facility.

Mandan’s Isabella Hale became only the second Braves’ girls golfer to win the Class A state title on Tuesday by posting a two-day total of 150.

Sheyenne also claimed the team trophy, marking a historic win for the Braves.

The Badlands Circuit Finals Rodeo starts Friday, Oct.

9 at 5 p.m. at the ND State Fair grounds in Minot. Bismarck native Justice Johnson (currently 11th in steer wrestling) will compete as top rodeo stars meet for season finals.