Here's your local news at a glance for Tuesday, the 3rd of December.
Good morning, Bismarck.
A Fargo man's felony drug charges for possessing nearly a pound of methamphetamine are dismissed as the case transitions to federal court for potential indictment.
Curtis Eriksmoen was honored with the Heritage Profile Honor Award for his extensive research and publication on North Dakota's history, including his 'Did You Know That...' series.
Bismarck State College introduces anatomage tables to enhance anatomy learning, offering a practical approach without requiring real dissections.
TC Energy has withdrawn from Project Tundra, a significant carbon capture initiative in North Dakota, causing a delay in the project's final construction decision.
North Dakota's Game and Fish Department collaborates with the Department of Agriculture to launch the Coyote Catalog, facilitating connections between landowners facing coyote issues and hunters or trappers.
The Burleigh County State’s Attorney's office is investigating County Auditor and Treasurer Mark Splonskowski for a potential Hatch Act violation related to a group text advising against voting for a fellow Commissioner.
The North Dakota Legislature commences its three-day organizational session, with activities including new lawmaker orientation, committee assignments, leadership determination, and Gov. Burgum's budget address, alongside the transition to Gov.-elect Kelly Armstrong.
North Dakota's Game and Fish Department emphasizes the importance of adhering to ice thickness guidelines for safe winter outdoor activities.
North Dakota's snowmobile season starts, requiring four inches of snow for trail grooming and sufficient ice thickness before trails can open.
Celebration of 30 Years of Partnership in North Dakota Tribal Colleges
The North Dakota Tribal College System is hosting a social event to commemorate three decades of educational partnerships within tribal communities.
Mandan V Fargo North Basketball
BEK TV will broadcast the dedication ceremony of Mandan High School's new Starion Bank Gymnasium and subsequent basketball doubleheader against Fargo North. The broadcast will feature both the dedication event and two basketball games, with the girls' team playing at 5:45 PM CT followed by the boys' game at 7:15 PM CT. This marks the first major activity in the new facility, bringing this historic community moment to viewers across North Dakota.
2024 Downtown Bismarck Cocoa Crawl
This annual event invites participants to enjoy holiday treats and discounts while exploring downtown Bismarck's small businesses with the chance to win prizes.
The Nutcracker Ballet Performance
Experience a magical holiday classic as Northern Plains Dance presents The Nutcracker, featuring Clara, dancing dolls, and holiday cheer.
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