Gov. Kelly Armstrong reveals key talks with Standing Rock Sioux Tribe as state and tribal leaders discuss major issues focused on “how the state and tribes can better partner on key issues”
North Dakota – North Dakota Gov. Kelly Armstrong said state officials continued discussions with the Standing Rock Sioux Tribe on several major issues affecting both the state and tribal communities. Armstrong said the discussions on Aug. 19 focused on natural resources and energy, public safety,…
Lanes reduced at Bismarck intersection for traffic signal and utility work
Bismarck, N.D. – Lanes at the intersection of Main Avenue and Airport Road in Bismarck were reduced starting Monday, Aug. 24, as construction crews began work on traffic signals and underground utilities. The lane reductions affect all directions at the intersection, with the project expected…
Bismarck Police Department welcomes two new officers after swearing-in ceremony
Bismarck, N.D. – The Bismarck Police Department welcomed Officers Haley Dahl and Matteo DiDonna following their swearing-in ceremony. The department congratulated both officers and officially welcomed them to the BPD family. “We’re excited to have you both serving our community and look forward to all…
North Dakota Gov. Armstrong announces new leader for North Dakota’s largest agency, set to take over Aug. 29
North Dakota – Gov. Kelly Armstrong appointed Conner Swanson to lead the North Dakota Department of Health and Human Services (DHHS), with the appointment taking effect Aug. 29. Armstrong cited Swanson’s experience handling complex policy issues at both the state and federal levels, as well…
Tyler Parkway construction reaches major milestone as Bismarck officials provide new update
Bismarck, N.D. – Construction on the Tyler Parkway project in Bismarck continues to move forward, with city officials announcing that significant progress has been made on storm sewer installation and key traffic improvements. According to an update released Wednesday, crews have completed approximately 25% of…
Bismarck police ask public for help locating 16-year-old runaway
Bismarck, N.D. – The Bismarck Police Department asked the public to help locate 16-year-old Benjamin Sahli, who was reported missing on Aug. 7. Police described Sahli as 5 feet 5 inches tall and weighing about 130 pounds. He has sandy blonde hair and hazel eyes…
Sen. Cramer slams Democrats after Senate passes bill to avert government shutdown, says their “distaste” of Trump is greater than willingness to do their job
North Dakota – “Democrats have made it clear their distaste of President Trump is greater than their willingness to do their job and pass a full appropriations bill for the year,” Sen. Kevin Cramer said after the Senate approved a short-term funding measure aimed at…
Bismarck police seek public’s help identifying suspects in vandalism case
Bismarck, N.D. – The Bismarck Police Department is asking for the public’s assistance in identifying the individual or individuals responsible for vandalizing property. Police said anyone with information about the identity of those involved should contact Detective Collins at (701) 223-1212 and reference Case No….
North Dakota Highway Patrol responded after truck crash caused hazardous materials spill that closed part of Highway 25, troopers say driver was not injured
North Dakota – The North Dakota Highway Patrol provided updates after multiple incidents in central North Dakota led to road closures, detours, and traffic disruptions on Friday. According to the Highway Patrol, three separate incidents affected travel in the southwest region and near Bismarck, prompting…
North Dakota Sen. Cramer applauds review of Biden-era rule, claims it gave way too much power to the bureaucracy, urges farmers and landowners to make their voices heard
North Dakota – North Dakota Sen. Kevin Cramer praised the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service’s decision to review a Biden-era regulation affecting agricultural drainage, arguing that the previous rule gave federal bureaucrats too much authority over landowners and calling on farmers to participate in the…
