Federal Court Rules on Major Healthcare Policy Affecting Millions
A federal court has issued a major healthcare ruling affecting millions of Americans' access to medical services and insurance coverage options nationwide.
Latest developments and urgent updates from Bismarck
A federal court has issued a major healthcare ruling affecting millions of Americans' access to medical services and insurance coverage options nationwide.
Heavy rainfall pushes Missouri River levels higher near Bismarck. Army Corps of Engineers monitoring conditions as water approaches seasonal norms.
Heavy rainfall pushes Missouri River to elevated levels, prompting Bismarck officials to review flood preparedness and riverfront development timelines.
Bowling Green secures $2.3 million in state funding for downtown revitalization, boosting streetscape improvements and business development.
Western Kentucky University launches a $47 million campus expansion this fall, bringing new student housing and academic facilities to the Hilltop.
UND expands aviation scholarships to support diverse students pursuing careers in flying and aerospace engineering.
Grand Forks Air Force Base launches major infrastructure upgrade to modernize aging facilities and support military families in the region.
A rapidly intensifying Atlantic hurricane is tracking toward the U.S. East Coast with forecasters warning of catastrophic impacts. Evacuations are underway in multiple states.
Bismarck State College launches new tech workforce program this fall, offering cybersecurity and software development training to meet local employer demand.
The Missouri River flowing through Bismarck has reached summer lows, raising concerns among water managers and environmental advocates about drought impacts on recreation and water supply.
A new $15 million mixed-use development is coming to downtown Bowling Green, bringing retail, apartments, and offices to a key historic district location.
Western Kentucky University hits a five-year enrollment high with over 18,500 students registered for fall 2026, signaling strong growth for the campus and local economy.