Good morning, Bismarck.

The Bismarck-Mandan rail bridge construction has surpassed the halfway point with expected completion in 2027, showcasing significant progress including the completion of several piers and the ongoing work on others.

Bismarck will continue its exception for collecting Christmas trees from Dec.

30 to Jan. 9, despite a new policy on not collecting garbage outside of cans.

St. Basil the Great Orthodox Church in Bismarck, with its diverse congregation and ancient traditions, has grown significantly in three years, emphasizing faith's timeless and unifying nature.

New Year's Eve fireworks sales in North Dakota are rising, with local regulations varying by city.

A fourth individual is charged in a Bismarck drug operation, facing federal counts after 15 pounds of meth and thousands of fentanyl pills were found.

Below Zero Wrestling will start airing on BEK TV every Wednesday at 7 p.m. CT starting from January 1, expanding local entertainment options in North Dakota.

An old wives' tale suggesting rain or snow arrives 90 days after fog appears to hold accuracy, with Bismarck and other cities documenting above-normal moisture and numerous foggy days.

Congress passed a continuing resolution to avoid a shutdown and extended the 2018 Farm Bill, securing critical financial support for farmers and trade facilitation programs.