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The Jamestown High School boys and girls wrestling teams hosted Bismarck High on Dec. 7.

Department of Justice accuses president's son of tax-evasion scheme.

He suffered from compartment syndrome after getting injured early in a home game against the New Orleans Saints

Gobert never looked fresh or healthy throughout last year

In his retirement, Wencil Dusek would visit the library and read the Wall Street Journal and New York Times financial sections to check on his investments.

He was hoping to become the first player in NFL history to eclipse 2,000 receiving yards in a single season

The application should be returned by Dec.18 to City Hall in Jamestown.

During the season, Fleck had challenged Gophers fans and Dinkytown Athletes to help create funds for players

House Resolution 918 propels impeachment inquiry, alleging $24 million in foreign contributions and intricate financial transactions; Republicans gear up for decisive vote.

Paxton said in a statement accompanying the letter that a judge's order "will not insulate hospitals, doctors, or anyone else, from civil and criminal liability for violating Texas' abortion laws."

The senator's endorsement of the former president mirrors his colleague Sen. Kevin Cramer's decision.

The list profiles young professionals in the region.

He received the honor for the month of December.

In unofficial results on Wednesday, Dec. 6, there were 133 “yes” votes, or 56% voted to approve. A 60% majority was needed for approval.

Andrew Lamar Mayes is now living in Jamestown.

Mental health is a problem that afflicts everyone.

Light snow will pass through the region early Saturday.

For more information on fishing in North Dakota and lake-specific data, check out the Game and Fish Department website at gf.nd.gov.

North Dakota State will face South Dakota for a spot in the FCS semifinals next weekend.

After another poor deer season, hunters want an open season on predators. That was the message during a packed meeting Wednesday in Carlton organized by the new group Hunters For Hunters.

Scattered throughout the Hawaiian Islands in 1941 were the men and women who had traveled far from their North Dakota homes and joined the ranks of the Army, Navy and Marines.

Oakes is one of the girls basketball teams that has moved districts this season.

The Jamestown High School gymnastics team has competed in two meets so far this winter.

The two are hoping to help the Rebels make it back to the state tournament for the first time since 2021.

Columnist Jonathan Knutson writes about the good days that a life in agriculture can bring.

WDAY News talked with Sanford Health trauma specialists who brought their knowledge to industry leaders overseas to help improve emergency rooms and save lives.

Minnesota’s MVP played only seven minutes with an apparent ankle injury

Ian Cramer was driving more than 100 mph when he crashed into a patrol vehicle, court documents said. The squad vehicle hit Mercer County Deputy Paul Martin, killing him, law enforcement said.

The Jimmies shot 52% from the field in the game.

The Jimmies shot a combined 13-for-37 in the second half.

In Wahpeton everyone is preparing for the upcoming premiere of the movie "The Boys of Summer.," a documentary on the town's American Legion Post 20 baseball season.

Sen. Tim Mathern, a Fargo Democrat, joins this episode of Plain Talk to discuss controversies around grants.

(TNS) It’s holiday season, and the Biden administration is in full Santa Claus mode. Never mind the $33 trillion national debt clock whirring upward, the White House is making liberal use of a massive green slush fund to dole out taxpayer-funded goodies to favored special interests.

Whatever his future political ambitions, Armstrong has built considerable clout for himself and for North Dakota in Congress.

200 starter kits were assembled by volunteers

These beautiful sandwich cookies consist of a shortbread base topped with fruit preserves covered with a decorative pastry lattice. The shortbread is traditionally made with finely ground nuts, usually almonds or hazelnuts, which add terrific flavor and texture to the pastry.

The scholarships were awarded by North Dakota Dollars for Scholars.

The surest way to ensure lasting political progress is to build a durable majority.

Taylor’s announcement bucks a string of departures from Minnesota.

Edgeley/Kulm-Montpelier lost a good portion of its talent class to graduation and injuries.

Carrington High School moves up a division in basketball.

Over more than 30 years, the annual pageant has touched thousands of lives by portraying the ‘true meaning of Christmas,’ church members say

While just under 8,000 votes were cast, turnout fell below what City Auditor Steve Sprague had previously estimated for the December election, roughly 10,000-15,000 voters

Ryan Bergh, 47, is accused of taking the bartender to a remote field in Sargent County for six hours and threatening to rape her

The family of one veteran has an incredible story of their father's survival. A bullet, a Bible and a lucky farm boy from Clay County.

The North Dakota Monitor will have four journalists covering state government and other issues of statewide importance.

“It’s clear that the GOP electorate is still looking for an outsider,” Republican strategist Matt Terrill said.

Dakota Cat Motorsports in West Fargo says business is booming and their service department is booked weeks in advance even with snow not piling up so far this winter.

Minn-Dak Farmers Co-op is working with Kratos Defense to implement autonomous trucking of sugarbeets.

Grandin believes that if people open their eyes to the skills of individuals who think differently -- such as people with an autism diagnosis -- it will open up a world of opportunities.