Belfield News

Patrol Capt. Tony Huck said the man was unconscious but breathing when he was taken to a Bismarck hospital.

Producers of hard red spring wheat in the upper Midwest have harvested one of the biggest crops in history, but the bin-busting crop isn't of high-enough quality to pay the bills for many farmers.

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What a difference a year can make. Last year producers in western North Dakota struggled through one of the driest years on record.

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A father and son watch as a Tornado touches down on their farm.... In seconds a twister took out more buildings than are left at a ranch south of Belfield.

Dreamland Homes is now in its new location, west of Minot on Highways 2 and 52. Owners are Al Gjerdy and Barb Kruse.

A highway that would run from Rapid City, S.D. to the Canadian border, passing through Bowman, Amidon and Belfield is still in the planning stages and residents have questions.

Transportation along the Theodore Roosevelt Expressway in western North Dakota will be the topic of a series of public input meetings scheduled for today and Thursday.

In one day... 8 different school bands had to learn to march and play in tune with each other.

Construction began on a project two years in the making this week in Bowman, Billings and Slope counties.

THE 74-MILE, 230-KILOVOLT LINE WILL RUN FROM AN EXISTING SUBSTATION NEAR BELFIELD TO A NEW STATION NEAR RHAME.

Here is the latest North Dakota news from The Associated Press BISMARCK, N.D. Bismarck's Basin Electric Power Cooperative says construction is starting this week on a 40 million dollar transmission line in southwestern North Dakota.

Bismarck-based Basin Electric Power Cooperative says construction is starting this week on a new transmission line in southwestern North Dakota.

Game warden Pat Lothspeich said more than 40 mule deer and antelope and hundreds of porcupines, rabbits and coyotes were killed in Billings County in July and August 2007.