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Internal investigation called when county staff burn tires

Jan 19th 2019 - 3pm

Lisa Wyckoff operates Medora's coffee shop that remains open through the winter months. "Medora was my first job out of high school," she said. Wyckoff, who grew up in nearby Golva, sees a lot of visitors at her shop. "Everyone thinks Medora is wonderful," she said. Tom Stromme / Bismarck Tribune

Medora residents weigh governor's Theodore Roosevelt Presidential Library proposal

Jan 19th 2019 - 3pm

President Donald Trump speaks to reporters as he departs the White House en route to the American Farm Bureau's annual convention in Kenner, La., on Monday morning, Jan. 14, 2019. (Sarah Silbiger/The New York Times/Copyright 2019)

WATCH: Trump makes a 'major announcement' about government shutdown and border wall

Jan 19th 2019 - 3pm

What does 'expanded background checks' mean? Here’s a primer

Jan 19th 2019 - 2pm

Sen. Tom Bakk

Minn. gun-control plan faces opposition from within

Jan 19th 2019 - 2pm

President Donald Trump speaks to reporters as he departs the White House en route to the American Farm Bureau's annual convention in Kenner, La., on Monday morning, Jan. 14, 2019. (Sarah Silbiger/The New York Times/Copyright 2019)

Trump to offer temporary protections for some immigrants in exchange for wall money, GOP officials say

Jan 19th 2019 - 12pm

Jake Patterson

Case against Jayme's suspected kidnapper complicated despite 'I did it'

Jan 19th 2019 - 12pm

Attempts to steal fuel from Mexican pipeline set off massive fireball, killing at least 66

Jan 19th 2019 - 11am

Map of Mexico City (Wikimedia Commons)

Thousands expected for third Women's March after year of controversy

Jan 19th 2019 - 9am

Demonstrators gather before before the Women's March in New York, Jan. 20, 2018. (Annie Tritt/The New York Times Copyright 2018 / New York Times)

Tracking Cold Temps Today & 2 Rounds of Snow to Come

Jan 19th 2019 - 9am

One person is displaced after public housing high-rise fire

Jan 19th 2019 - 8am

Senator asks FBI for perjury investigation of Nielsen over family separation statements

Jan 19th 2019 - 8am

Kirstjen Nielsen at the White House in Washington on Oct. 12, 2017. Bloomberg photo by T.J. Kirkpatrick

Namedroppers (1-19-19)

Jan 19th 2019 - 7am

Canceled census test on Standing Rock Reservation in N.D. cited in lawsuit alleging federal government ill prepared for 2020 count

Jan 19th 2019 - 7am

A Census Bureau member holds a clipboard with Census forms in New York, March 29, 2010. The NAACP has filed a federal lawsuit that contends inadequate funding and staffing at the U.S. Census Bureau will result in an undercount of racial and ethnic minorities in 2020. Josh Haner / The New York Times

Building Permits for Fargo, Moorhead

Jan 19th 2019 - 6am

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