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Bismarck native heads to Singapore for research
Kimberly Kline is spending five years in Singapore to research new ways to fight bacteria that have developed a resistance to current antibiotics.
For more than 25 years high schoolers have been coming to Bismarck to take part in a program to learn about how different parts of government work.
An accident can change your life forever. Sandy Fischer was run over by some farming equipment in January and suffered injuries to her skull, legs and ribs.
A fashion store in Bismarck was giving a portion of sales on Saturday to help fight a degenerative disease.
Saturday groups of people ran in honor of Sherry Arnold, a teacher from Sydney, Montana who disappeared after she set off on her morning run.
No discipline planned at North Dakota degree mill | 18 minutes
Dickinson State University President D.C. Coston speaks on Friday, Feb. 10, 2012, at the Badlands Activities Center in Dickinson, N.D. According to an audit report, the university awarded hundreds of degrees to foreign students who did not earn them.
Trial scheduled in ND day care drug bust case
Burghart also has pleaded not guilty to a child neglect charge. A fourth defendant, Ashley Dwyer, pleaded guilty last month to a drug charge, was given a deferred sentence and fined $350. Police allege that several children were present in the home when they executed a search warrant last November and found marijuana and drug paraphernalia.
APNewsBreak: Audit: N.Dakota school lacks controls
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Peter F. Faller, 83, Bismarck, died Feb. 6, 2012, at the Missouri Slope Lutheran Care Center, Bismarck.
It`s been said, "You`re never too old to go back to school", and today over a hundred farmers from North and South Dakota, Montana, and Canada did just that by attending the Farm Journal Wheat College in Bismarck.
Boy Scouts from around the state got to enjoy a special lunch with the Governor and First Lady today in Bismarck.
Raising Money for the Community Bowl
Imagine raising more than $7.2 million in just four short months. Committee members dedicated to building a new community bowl in Bismarck have done it and are moving on to the next phase of their campaign.
Bismarck police say a woman was arrested after stabbing a man this morning. Police were called to a domestic disturbance at 1112 North 16th street shortly before 8:00 a.m. When police arrived they found that the female had stabbed the male in the arm.
Students from Bismarck and Minot have been named this year`s top youth volunteers from North Dakota.
ND pumps record 153 million barrels of oil in 2011
BISMARCK, N.D. — North Dakota oil drillers produced a record 152.9 million barrels of crude in 2011, up more than 35 percent and nearly 40 million more barrels than the previous record set a year earlier, the state Industrial Commission said Wednesday.
Hospital seeks new administrator
Trina Schilling, a Kulm native who has held that title for a little more than five years, is leaving Feb.
Many families near the river are hoping for an early spring, not so they can get on the water, but so they can clean up their homes and yards.
Housing Conference in Bismarck
Affordable housing is in short supply in North Dakota, and state leaders say it extends beyond western North Dakota`s oil patch.
Univ. of ND will use Fighting Sioux nickname
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Construction worker Jeff Lupak shoots himself in head with 3-INCH nail and survives
Jeff Lupak, 45, said he felt no pain after the accident in Bismarck, North Dakota, but was convinced he was going to die.