Jamestown sits pretty in central North Dakota, offering that perfect blend of small-town charm with just enough amenities to ...

Leistikow Park is the crown jewel of Grafton’s outdoor spaces. This beautiful park offers a swimming pool, camping areas, fishing opportunities, and plenty of space for picnics and outdoor games.

A local partnership is addressing prom affordability concerns as the shopping season begins.

Sandra Gustafson, St. Luke’s Thrift Shop board secretary, presents a check to Diane Guzman, COI’s Hope Haven Shelter coordinator. Barb Kiddoo, board president, is also pictured. The St. Luke’s Thrift ...

PEMBINA, N.D. – Despite living in farmland, some communities in Pembina and Nelson counties may not have immediate access to fresh food without these rural grocery stores. That's the result of a study ...

Nearly 30 unique chili creations took to the streets of downtown on Saturday. Scam: Fake towing service targets stranded drivers during winter storms , VBSCO warns A streak of winter storms throughout ...

Jason Weiers, manager of transmission policy and contracts for Otter Tail Power, testified that overly restrictive ordinances in townships along the proposed route threaten to make the project ...

MINOT — One of the first things Nicolás Maduro did after he took control of Venezuela — indeed, one of the first things all authoritarians do to consolidate their power — was gut the authority of the ...

BISMARCK, ND (KXNET) — With a focus on food policies and growing consumer trends, North Dakota’s fourth annual Evolution Ag Summit will be in Jamestown in February. The summit will be hosted by the ...

North Dakota will be a beneficiary of grasslands work the Mule Deer Foundation will do after receiving a $744,000 grant from the National Fish and Wildlife Foundation. The MDF will use the money to ...

FARGO, N.D. (Valley News Live) - A former manager at Triple Diamonds Sports Cards in Fargo is facing theft charges after an employee reported money and merchandise missing. Fargo Police responded to ...

SIOUX FALLS, S.D. (KELO) — For some, a new year starts with a month off from alcohol, known as Dry January. With Christmas and New Year’s Eve in the rearview mirror, January brings its own outlook.