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A survey by Bisnar Chase reveals the German Shepherd as the most feared dog breed among North Dakota delivery drivers due to its intelligence and territorial nature.

Female inmates at Heart River Correctional Center decorated ornaments for Branches of Hope, a program aimed at ending addiction stigma.

The Bismarck Downtown Artist Cooperative is marking its 14th year of the 'Foot in the Door' exhibit, a unique opportunity for artists to showcase small artworks.

The auction of Bill Strutz's rare book collection, including significant works by F.

Scott Fitzgerald and J.R.R. Tolkien, amassed over $5.6 million, with more items currently up for auction.

The North Dakota State Capitol debuts holiday decorations, featuring windows lit in festive colors and a star-topped building resembling a Christmas tree.

Montana-Dakota Utilities advises residents to monitor and clear snow from gas meters to prevent malfunctions and potential hazards.

Governor of North Dakota, Doug Burgum, directs state and federal flags to be flown at half-staff to honor National Pearl Harbor Remembrance Day on December 7.

Registered Dietitian Rachel Iverson warns against misleading health product claims during the holiday season, emphasizing the importance of skepticism towards products that cannot substantiate their benefits.

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.