Shuttered wedding photographer Glasser Images offers solution for couples but mum on refunds
The lawyer for a North Dakota wedding photography company, which suddenly closed last week, now says there’s a plan for hundreds of couples and photographers scrambling. Late last week customers with Glasser Images out of Bismarck, North Dakota received a letter from the owner of the company.
Bismarck wedding photography company suddenly closes, leaving couples scrambling
Glasser Images, a photography company based in Bismarck, is at the center of a new investigation with the North Dakota Attorney General’s office.
‘In crisis’: North Dakota hospital seeking 300 nurses amid COVID-19 surge
One of North Dakota’s largest hospital systems is in desperate need of additional nurses amid a surge in COVID-19 cases.
Judge tosses death sentence in slaying of North Dakota college student
A federal judge has thrown out the death sentence for a man convicted in the 2003 slaying of a North Dakota college student.
Man dies by suicide in Fargo courtroom after guilty verdict
A 55-year-old man died by suicide using an "easily concealable instrument" after a jury read his guilty verdict that was likely to put him in prison for a minimum of seven years.
Ramen noodles freeze mid-air in North Dakota’s bitter temperatures
If anyone was wondering how cold it got in North Dakota over the weekend, this bowl of ramen noodles went from from boiling to freezing mid-air.
Deputies rescue dog stranded on ice chunk on North Dakota river
Sheriff’s deputies in western North Dakota rescued a dog that was stranded on chunk of ice in a river Wednesday morning.
Court: North Dakota governor can't fill dead candidate seat
North Dakota Gov. Doug Burgum does not have the authority to appoint someone to a state House seat won by a Republican candidate who died before the election, the North Dakota Supreme Court concluded Tuesday.
North Dakota governor changes tack and issues mask mandate
After months of resisting ordering the people of North Dakota to wear masks and limit the size of gatherings, the state's Republican governor relented in an effort to stem a coronavirus surge that is among the worst in the U.S. and that threatens to overwhelm the state's hospitals.
North Dakota governor orders statewide mask mandate
North Dakota Gov. Doug Burgum has ordered a statewide mask mandate and imposed several business restrictions in an effort to contain the spread of the coronavirus that has stressed the state's hospital capacity.
North Dakota legislature candidate who died from COVID-19 wins election
A Republican candidate for the state legislature in North Dakota who died from COVID-19 in October won his election Tuesday night.
Fargo Police looking for attempted murder suspect
Police in Fargo, North Dakota are asking for the public's help finding an attempted murder suspect.
Vietnam veteran's ID tag returned to North Dakota widow after found in Russia
An Army identification tag lost by an American soldier when he was wounded by a grenade blast in Vietnam was returned Wednesday to his widow after it was found by an American traveling in Russia.
Canadian border officials arrest man wanted for Minneapolis murder
A 23-year-old accused of murder was taken into custody trying to cross into Canada Sunday evening, Minneapolis Police say.
Judge orders Dakota Access Pipeline shut down, emptied of oil pending additional environmental review
A federal judge on Monday ordered the Dakota Access Pipeline in North Dakota must shut down and be emptied of oil within 30 days because of the “seriousness” of a National Environmental Policy Act violation.
Gov. Walz sends National Guard to Minnesota-North Dakota border, citing credible threats during protests
Gov. Tim Walz is sending Minnesota National Guard troops to the Minnesota-North Dakota border, saying there have been “credible threats of violent activities" during planned demonstrations in North Dakota over the death of George Floyd.
Twins launch app to connect fans to grocery stores and restaurants
The Twins hope a new app will help fans connect with some of its business partners during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Minnesota drops from 'A' to 'D' on social distancing report card
A little more than a month after the state of Minnesota received an “A” grade in social distancing, the state has now been given a “D”.
Neighboring states are reopening at a faster pace than Minnesota
As Minnesota reopens little by little, some surrounding states are opening at a faster pace.
North Dakota health officials monitoring 3 people for possible coronavirus
The North Dakota Department of Health announced Tuesday that three people are being monitored for possible coronavirus.