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Myron L. Sitting Crow, 44, of Parshall, ND formerly of Fort Thompson, SD passed away on October 2, 2018 at Parshall, ND.

Johnson is charged with two counts of Class C felony burglary, one Class C felony count of theft, Class A misdemeanor criminal trespass, and Class B misdemeanor harassment.

"Well, we're trying to go a little bit more old school, we're trying to basically make it more healthy. Eliminating a lot of the preservatives, and the things that you're finding in most of the other restaurants," said Collins.

"It's really amazing. It's almost unbelievable but at the same time I'm very grateful to have a new school for my last year," said Frederick Fox Jr., Senior.

"In mid probably second semester we'll start looking for maybe even going over to the Philippines and obtaining some teachers there because I know we will be losing a few," said Wayne Fox, Superintendent.

The Minot Daily News reportsthat Zuck recently pleaded guilty to a felony criminal vehicular injury charge and was sentenced to serve 16 months in prison. He'll then be on supervised probation for three years. He also was ordered to pay $5,890 in restitution and $1,100 in court costs.

Ray, N.D. - It's down to the sweet sixteen in the North Dakota 9-man football playoffs that continue into round number two this weekend. The Ray/Powers Lake Outlaws are one of eight teams that recieved a first round bye, thanks to a perfect 8-0 record. The Outlaws saw no shortage of offense during t

Annie’s Project – a program developed to empower farm and ranch women to be better business partners, will be held on the first three Fridays in November—2, 9, 16—inWatford City.

A 33-year-old Grenora man was ordered held Tuesday on $100,000 bond after he was arrested early Saturday morning and accused of breaking into two homes, threatening several people and slamming one of them against a wall.Ryan LaFleur was charged Tuesday with burglary, a class B felony, terrorizing an

“The way I feel right now is, we don’t have an elected sheriff. The commissioners appointed the sheriff with no consideration of anybody else,”said Roed.“To me the spot is open. Nobody has been elected sheriff.”

A 37-year-old man is being held on $3,000 bond after police say he hit an officer with his SUV and fled the scene.Damon Granado, of Williston, was charged Tuesday with reckless endangerment and fleeing or attempting to elude a police officer, both class C felonies, and drunken driving and leaving sc

Children at play signs will stay in the county, but new signs at parks will be a uniform parks sign that merely shows children on a teeter totter, rather than verbiage such as, “Slow, Children at Play.”The issue came up during Tuesday’s regular session of the County Commission, after Highway Superin

Come to the Pioneer Museum inWatford City, ND for a Halloween Open House from 5 to 9 p.m. on Saturday, Oct. 27. There will be hot drinks and samples of the Dakota Pride Products that are for sale in the gift shop. Guitarist Lane Sandstrom will be there providing “easy listening” for the guests. At 6

With one more public meeting left before members will finalize a proposal for a January bond referendum, the Williston Public School District No. 1 board is looking at new, more creative options to pay for new schools.On Tuesday, board members unveiled four new options for schools and also decided t

Minot, ND - A man and woman from Berthold remain in jail, awaiting trial on charges that the had sexual relations with a child under the age of 15.

“Jaden is hardworking with great work ethic. He has a bright future at AE2S Construction,”said Gary Lundberg, electrical construction manager of AE2S Construction.

Ross, ND - 2018 might be remembered as the year without autumn.Summer turned to near-winter a few weeks ago with cold temps, rain, and even significant snow in some parts of the state.That has put a damper on harvest for some farmers.Jim Olson reports from Ross.

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The Highway Patrol says 23-year-old Darren Cooley, of Kooskia, Idaho, died this week when he failed to negotiate a curve on state Highway 1804 north of New Town.

The North Dakota Highway Patrol says 23-year-old Darren Cooley from Kooskia, Idaho, appeared to miss a left-hand curve on a hill on state Highway 1804. As the curve decended into a valley, his 2012 Dodge Ram pickup went off the right shoulder, went airborne and struck the downslope of a ditch, causi