Bismarck Police Department reminds public of city ordinance prohibiting camping on public property
Bismarck, N.D. – The Bismarck Police Department issued a public reminder on April 11, emphasizing that camping on public property within the city limits is prohibited under city ordinance 6-05-14. The announcement, shared via social media, reinforces regulations that prevent the establishment or use of campsites…
Gov. Kelly Armstrong meets with President Donald Trump to discuss energy policy and congratulate NDSU football team
North Dakota – On Tuesday, April 8, 2025, North Dakota Gov. Kelly Armstrong met with President Donald Trump at the White House to express his gratitude for the executive orders signed by the president earlier that day. These orders aim to lift burdensome federal restrictions…
Gov. Kelly Armstrong attends historic meeting with Standing Rock Sioux Tribe, South Dakota Governor Rhoden, and Tribal Council to discuss development, education, and treaty rights
North Dakota – In a significant step toward strengthening cross-border collaboration, North Dakota Gov. Kelly Armstrong joined South Dakota Gov. Larry Rhoden, Standing Rock Sioux Tribe Chairwoman Janet Alkire, and members of the Tribal Council for a historic joint meeting at the tribe’s headquarters in…
Graduates of the 2025 Bismarck Citizen Academy recognized at City Commission meeting
Bismarck, N.D. – Graduates of the 2025 Bismarck Citizen Academy were recognized at the Bismarck City Commission meeting held Tuesday evening at the City/County Building in the Tom Baker Room. The Citizen Academy is a 12-week program aimed at providing participants with a deeper understanding…
Woman told police her partner intentionally hit the pIate while she was taking scaIding Iiquid out of the miicrowave, causing severe injuries, after allowing the man to live in her home for 1 year before he started physically abusing her; charges
Texas – A Texas man was taken into custody last week after allegedly burning his girIfriend with scaIding Iiquid in a disturbing case of domestic violence. The 35-year-old man now faces multiple charges following the incident, including assault with bodiIy injury, injury to the eIderly,…
Mother deIivered her baby at home without saying anything to her partner, only to then leave the chiId to die after going to the hospitaI to treat her excessive bIeeding; charged
Georgia – A young mom from Georgia, later identified as 22-year-old Alanah, was taken into custody and later charged with multiple charges, including attempted murder, reckIess abandonment of a child, and first-degree cruelty to children. These charges stem from the discovery of her newborn baby,…
Governor Kelly Armstrong signs proclamation at ND State Capitol, recognizing April as the Month of the Military Child to honor the strength, resilience, and sacrifices of military families’ children
North Dakota – Governor Kelly Armstrong signed a proclamation at the ND State Capitol, recognizing April as the Month of the Military Child, a time to honor the strength, resilience, and sacrifices of the children of our military families. Governor Kelly Armstrong also took to…
Bismarck Library and Public Health Department to give away Free Bug Kits starting April 7
Bismarck, N.D. — The Bismarck Veterans Memorial Public Library is teaming up with Bismarck-Burleigh Public Health to promote outdoor activity and nature exploration by giving away free Bug Kits starting Monday, April 7, 2025, at 9:00 a.m. The kits will be available in the Children’s…
Governor Armstrong extends deadline to April 14 for bands, orchestras, and choirs to apply for 2025–2026 official state music programs
North Dakota – Governor Kelly Armstrong has announced that the deadline for school, community, and church bands, orchestras, and choirs to apply for the Governor’s Official State Band/Orchestra Program and Choral Program for the 2025–2026 school year has been extended to Monday, April 14. Selected groups…
North Dakota Health and Human Services now accepting applications for grant funding from opioid settlement funds to support prevention, treatment, and recovery services across the state
North Dakota – North Dakota Health and Human Services has announced that applications are now being accepted for grant funding made available through the state’s opioid settlement funds. These funds are aimed at supporting programs and initiatives that tackle the ongoing issue of opioid use…
