Federal Judge Halts Trump’s National Guard Deployment in D.C.
A surprise injunction resets the legal boundaries for domestic Guard missions—and raises questions for states and families with troops on call.
Latest developments and urgent updates from Bismarck
A surprise injunction resets the legal boundaries for domestic Guard missions—and raises questions for states and families with troops on call.
Security, travel, and host-city logistics headline a White House planning session as the 2026 World Cup approaches—here’s how it connects back to Bowling Green and WKU.
A tongue-in-cheek timestamp from a local tech account sparked laughs across WKU and downtown—and a quick reminder to separate memes from markets.
Midday crash outside Bismarck’s federal courthouse paused traffic; officials say the driver stayed on scene as medics responded. The pedestrian’s condition is unknown.
The former president’s renewed defense of Mohammed bin Salman revives a long‑running fault line between U.S. strategic interests and human‑rights accountability—with ripples for oil prices and policy debates.
Multiple men allege years of misconduct by a high‑ranking officer in the Bismarck‑Mandan area—and say many knew. Records requests are pending as authorities review.
A Native-led nonprofit unveils a multi-million-dollar cultural hub in Bismarck—envisioned as North Dakota’s largest Indigenous community space for learning and healing.
A high-profile enforcement push in North Carolina underscores shifting federal priorities and what families and employers in Bowling Green should know now.
After a volatile year, Bismarck-area producers say a calmer market—backed by steady bids and practical risk tools—could help them plan winter and spring.
A high-profile congressional bid can shape national messaging—and the policies that reach WKU students, local employers, and City Hall budgets.
A federal lawsuit alleges a military OB-GYN secretly recorded patients during intimate exams, raising urgent questions for clinics that serve Air Force families—including those in Grand Forks.
A rare public rift on the right could recalibrate how North Dakota Republicans talk about leadership fights, federal spending, and defense priorities.