Dickinson, ND News

• Dickinson, ND News
• Political Notebook: State Board of Funeral Service regulates crematoriums
• Municipal court cases closed May 4 to May 10
• Pawning: Pulse of Dickinson
• Dickinson man and Pearl Harbor survivor, 'life has been so lucky'
• Buster named Top Dog by a nose
• East vs West: Gas prices higher in western North Dakota
• MDU to hold informational meetings on diesel refinery
• Police need help locating man missing from Dickinson area
• Bones discovered: Find near Medora could hold historical significance
• No sage grouse season in North Dakota again
• ND Dem gov candidate disputes oil money allotments
• Dickinson mayor for a day
• Problems at Gladstone's Prairie Rose: Campers concerned they'll be kicked out
• Dickinson could double in size within 10 years
• Professional Vending Services moves to north Dickinson
• Ghana man gets 2 years in prison for identity theft
• MDU Resources buys stake in Bakken project near Belfield
• A lifetime of service: Dickinson's Ken and Cherie Roshau family named ND Family of the Year
• Unemployment rate falls in two-thirds of US states: ND lowest in nation at 3 percent
• UND may study coal gasification in western ND
• Dickinson Police Department finds drunken man in hot tub
• Dickinson man hospitalized after crash
• Dickinson gets $300K fed grant for low-income housing
• Dunn County to allow crew camps
• Board tightens policies for international students after trouble at DSU
• Dickinson on its way to getting first crew camp
• ND becomes nation's second-leading oil producer
• Montana teacher murder suspects plead not guilty
• No injuries reported in garage fire
• Man accused of drug trafficking deported
• Dickinson School Board upgrades curriculum
• ND passes Alaska in oil production
• Advocate of tax ban opposed in poll says fight is against 'big money and powerful people'
• Glen Ullin woman gets 10 days' jail for 'massage,' sex act
• No one injured in Dickinson garage fire
• Dickinson's Cassandra Ridl prepares for Miss ND pageant
• Sandstrom joins ND Petroleum Council
• RockPile keeps it local: Fracking company comes to Dickinson
• Child found safe at Dickinson Family Dollar
• Man shot in Williston, treated for serious injuries
• NDSU officials: Poor planninng may lead to dire consequences for Dickinson
• Beavers damage Dickinson trees
• Company proposes 3,000-person crew camp in east Dickinson
• Dickinson residents voice property valuation concerns
• Wedding plans announced by Sickler, Berger
• Frank, Elkins to say vows
• A legacy of learning: Dickinson's Becky Meduna reflects on 42 years in education
• Dickinson dances to the movies
• Dickinson artist's pastel headed to Washington, D.C.
• 'Redundant' rule adds to state frack regulations
• Glendive, Mont., man wins $150,000 from Montana Cash lottery
• Sen. Hoeven: Gas pipeline making progress
• Testing, testing; warning sirens sound around Dickinson
• Report: ND, SD and Montana among nation's most unsafe state's to work in
• 3,100 new students expected in Oil Patch; Dickinson South Heart among schools preparing
• ND's first indoor RV park opening in July
• Grand Forks looks to woo Oil Patch companies
• Cook pleads not guilty to meth lab explosion charges in Dickinson
• Sandra Kuntz has 'Legal Edge' in Dickinson
• Defendants sign plea deal in fraud case
• Dickinson Community Concert roster: From Dixieland to Beatles
• Dancing at DSU: Dickinson State University's Form and Fusion Co. to present performance
• WMA camping restricted in western ND oil patch
• Prosecutors to seek death penalty for 2 men allegedly involved in killing Montana teacher Sherry Arnold
• Great ball of fire: Dickinson rural firefighters fight blaze near Dickinson
• Dickinson State ending system of tuition discounts
• Highway 16 from Beach to Golva opens after dust storm causes closure
• Highway 16 from Beach to Golva closed due to dust storm
• Update: Dickinson-area firefighters have blaze next to oil well under control
• Kid Academy youngsters help keep Dickinson clean
• Dickinson man pleads not guilty to luring a minor
• 3 of suspect's 4 wives meet unfortunate ends
• Amidon's ruse keeping the roads safer
• Get ready for delays on Highway 12 from Bowman-Slope County line to Rhame
• Stark County leaders say there may be way to ease area housing crunch in Dickinson area
• 'Scruffy-looking' male cause of stir on Park Street in Dickinson
• Dickinson police arrest man for firing gun in trailer park
• As Bakken oil booms, police prepare for change
• 'Bags, Baubles and Bubbly,' Dickinson's RSVP+ sponsors fundraiser
• Spoof on horror movies, mixed with comedy
• Jammin' with jazz in Dickinson
• Flames continue to burn for North Dakota shallow gas study: Geological Survey to test methane as economical resource
• Minn. senator tours Oil Patch
• Dunn County commissioner to speak at SD Bakken conference
• ND panel mulls extra review of state oil leases
• New England's Dakota Women's Correctional Rehabilitation Center: Part I: Inmates give back to communities while they serve time
• Guitarist throws comedy into the mix for Dickinson concert
• Dickinson's Best Friends sponsors 'A Chocolate Affair'
• How much can the Oil Patch give? Geological Survey assesses Bakken, Three Forks in ND, Mont
• 'FrackNation': Filmmaker to scout locations, including Dickinson, in North Dakota next week
• Better Mont. spill plan eyed by Exxon, agencies
• No injuries from blaze at oil well site near Dickinson
• 'FrackNation' filmmaker to scout next week for locations, including Dickinson and Glendive
• Firearm permits rise with ND's booming Oil Patch
• New process to expedite drilling on public lands
• Measure 2: Estimate released, debate continues
• Dickinson depot to provide water for oil industry
• $82,500 in city funds left for Elks Building renovation in Dickinson
• Secretary of Interior Ken Salazar visits Dunn County Lodge in oil country
• ND Department of Transportation takes input on $8.5 million Highway 85 plan
• Oil Express: Keystone XL delay increases oil price discounts in North Dakota
• Thousands expected to remember kidnapped Montana teacher at today's service
• ND man who brought gun to Adams County Courthouse in Hettinger to spend 60 years behind bars
• Buffalo killed after escaping pen near Dickinson
• No injuries in morning apartment fire in Dickinson
• Former New Orleans construction group looking to capitalize on building boom calls Richardton home
• Public library launches online system to teach 11 languages
• Lost passerby extinguishes blaze in Dickinson
• Oil Patch gets $12 million to help strained emergency services, including $200,000 each for ambulances in Belfield and Medora
• Sentencing today for ND man who brought gun to court in Hettinger
• State bureau investigates sheriff; Stark County Sheriff's Office also under review in unrelated matter
• Widow of man killed in ND oil patch files lawsuit
• ND bighorn sheep license auctions for $42,000
• Cyclists warned to steer clear of ND's Oil Patch
• Man free 3 years after murder; daughter of slain Dickinson man shares story of anger with situation
• No hangings in Medora; mayor withdraws request
• Theodore Roosevelt National Park gets new administration chief
• Groups want 2 men off South Heart Coal mine permit review panel who accepted campaign contributions from company
• Funeral set for Friday for Montana teacher
• Medora mayor withdraws plans to host 'hangings'
• 2 organizations threaten to sue regarding South Heart coal application
• Proposal would refocus ND property tax breaks
• What stinks? Bizarre trash collects near oil patch, including plastic jugs tossed by those who can't hold it
• Hidden pipelines: More than 7,000 miles of pipelines in North Dakota, state maps restricted from view of the public eye
• New audit details Dickinson State University mismanagement
• Killdeer, Dunn County among towns without power this morning
• Some say Dickinson Planning and Zoning Board meetings taking too long
• Remains ID'd as kidnapped Montana teacher
• Update 4: Westbound and 1 eastbound lane of Interstate 94 near Dickinson opens; firefighters continue to work on blaze
• Teacher Sherry Arnold's body likely found in North Dakota
• Rural Dickinson grassland catches fire Wednesday
• ND Sen. Hoeven says Obama pipeline move 'bizarre'
• Update: Fire east of Dickinson under control
• Body of Montana teacher may have been found near Williston today
• Without a home: Arnold Simon of New England loses nearly everything in Monday's grass fire
• Reps say partial closure of Highway 85 shouldn't have big impact
• Williston men accused of making counterfeit bills; used some in Dickinson
• Corporation interested in building $26 million proppant facility outside of Gladstone
• Hebron singer eliminated from 'The Voice'
• Update: Monday's fire south of Dickinson leaves man homeless
• Blowing in the Dickinson wind
• Man suffers burns, car crash occurs due to blaze south of Dickinson
• Dickinson State University president expects no 'earth-shattering' developments with newest audit
• Hoeven: Private investment may help with infrastructure needs
• Highway 85 reopens after bridge damaged by truck towing trailer
• Dickinson's Roosevelt Elementary School incident 'blown out of proportion'
• Stevensville, Mont. company offering bus to Bakken
• Update2: Man being treated for burns suffered in blaze that continues from Highway 22 south of Dickinson all the way to Enchanted Highway
• Update: Dickinson school official, incident 'blown out of proportion'
• Portion Highway 85 closed after damage to bridge; travelers need to find alternate route
• Three Affiliated Tribes setting up highway patrol
• More people equals more trash: Solid waste workshops to be held in North Dakota
• SD governor says plains snowpack must be monitored
• Idaho man charged in rape of elderly woman in Dickinson
• Leaders from 19 counties gather in Dickinson to talk about $1.8 million set aside to develop community visions
• Dickinson police confirm reported rape of 83-year-old woman over weekend
• Update2: Firefighters respond to tin building fire southwest of South Heart: Firefighters fight 300-acre grass fire near Gladstone
• Delusional passenger arrested from bus at Taylor exit
• Fate of accident-prone Dunn County deputy undecided
• Another large man camp opens in ND oil patch today
• Matching employers to workers in Dickinson area
• Builder has big plans for South Heart
• Strong Super Tuesday turnout expected in Oil Patch: Williston, Tioga, Bowman, Grassy Butte, Hettinger, more
• Suspects want new judge; July trials set for suspects in missing Montana teacher case
• A marvelous Monday in Dickinson
• Group questions lack of new leaders during North Dakota 2.0 event in Dickinson
• 4,024 landowners to get letters from Dickinson regarding value of their land
• Suspects request new judge in missing Montana teacher case
• Utah man dies in oil rig fall in North Dakota
• Visitation, spending increases at ND national park
• Make-A-Wish makes young Dickinson man strong; now he prepares for many changes
• Hettinger resident among those to have 'awesome' experience through Make-A-Wish
• Moving into the Bakken: Montana company looks to reduce flare emissions in western North Dakota
• Man dies from injuries after Thursday crash north of Belfield
• It's icy: Dickinson, surrounding areas under travel alert
• Being smart with nutrients; Experts, area farmers gather in Dickinson to discuss spring crop growth
• ND oil boom impacts northwest SD portion of Highway 85
• Lawmakers to quiz Dickinson State president today
• Update: Bismarck crash fatality climbs to 3; 3 injured
• Update 4: DSU campus reopens after morning threat; caller told Alumni Foundation employee bombs in multiple buildings
• Some southwest ND schools, including Halliday, state unhappy bar keeps getting raised with test
• Dickinson's Got Talent winners announced
• Parts of Dakotas brace for blizzard, a few inches expected in Dickinson
• Bakken Shuttle servicing Dickinson area and beyond
• Dickinson, Belfield area thefts reported
• As for Williston Party in the Patch, not so fast
• Oklahoma company interested in oil waste 'filings' site outside of Belfield
• Montana tteacher kidnapping suspect promised work
• 'Baby Signs' begins in Dickinson
• DRC director retires: Trechock took organization to next level
• 'Perfect calving weather' in Dickinson area
• Update: 1 man killed, 3 injured in morning crash north of Bowman
• Dickinson State says audit clears other programs
• Law enforcement reports snow-related injury accidents in southwest ND; cattle truck rolls on 94, car vs truck crash on Highway 85
• Travel conditions deteriorate in the Dakotas
• Development's erosion damaging property in Dickinson
• Storm hits much of ND and nation, avoids Dickinson
• Ron Paul packs venues across ND
• ND Treasurer Kelly Schmidt seeks third term
• A new hue for Dickinson
• Land swap in the works for Stark County Fairgrounds
• Truck detours planned in western ND oil cities, including Killdeer
• Hundreds cheer on Ron Paul during Dickinson visit
• Working for water: western North Dakota ranchers make upgrades
• Architect a visionary for Oil Patch
• Damsel in Defense: Company preparing area women to fend off attackers
• Presidential candidate soon to make way around western ND
• Political Notebook: Montanans get a break but not Minnesotans
• The hills have kaolinite: Geological Survey studys clay in western counties
• Update: Complaint shows Montana teacher was choked to death
• Montana teacher kidnapping complaint filed; more info may come up
• Ron Paul to make his way to Dickinson
• Students prepare for FFA Week in western North Dakota: Special dress-up days planned
• OSHA investigating oil field death near Parshall
• Rezone request denied; Dickinson zoning commission wants to 'step back a bit'
• Crash in northwest North Dakota on Highway 85 kills 1, injures 5
• No discipline planned at Dickinson State
• Path to the White House: SolarBee to be recognized as rural success
• Doug LaPlante, a DSU dean, found dead Friday afternoon
• UPDATE: Missing person located, no longer a threat to Dickinson State University
• UPDATED w/ VIDEO: Dickinson State University foreign students receive diplomas they did not earn
• DSU changes decision on Confucius Institute
• Jurors in North Dakota gun-in-courtroom recess
• ND gov allows extradition of Montana kidnap suspects
• Rhame boy dies in ATV accident
• Trial starts today for man who pulled gun in Hettinger courtroom
• Dickinson man shoots self in leg
• Pennies for Patients at Dickinson school
• Dust storms have Dickinson residents pleading for help
• Beulah teen killed by pickup while skateboarding
• 'Dirty Jobs' show including look into Dickinson airs tonight
• ND land oil lease sale expected to draw interest
• Mont. homicide suspect waives extradition hearing
• 4-year-old Rhame boy killed in ATV accident
• Dickinson man shoots self in leg
• Dickinson college pastor releases CD of worship and praise
• Dickinson Convention & Visitors Bureau rehires past director
• Board delays ND land leasing for oil drilling in Badlands
• Oil company uprooting 2 rigs near Dickinson
• 2 charged with murder conspiracy in ND shooting
• Beulah residents thinking about safety after fatal shooting
• 3 men in custody after Beulah shooting
• Shooting kills 1, injures 1 in Beulah apartment
• ND Cowboy Hall of Fame in Medora makes debt payment
• Dickinson breaks permit records again
• Rappin' at Dickinson retreat
• Bowman welcomes Hispanic residents
• 'Dirty Jobs' show features cell tower builders
• How to draw horses: Richardton artist begins children's book series
• Valentine treats: Dickinson's St.Joseph's Hospital Auxiliary to sell cookies
• Florida man being extradited to Montana from ND in missing man case
• Former Hebron teacher accused of sex with boy
• Costa offers $14,460 per person for ruined cruise
• Couple's time: Cathy and David Logosz of Dickinson inducted into the NDSSA Hall of Fame
• Officials and ranchers discuss dangers during event in Medora
• ND board approves bigger oil royalty rate
• FBI again asks for help with missing Mont. teacher
• FBI says male body found in Montana has no connection to missing teacher case
• Body found on US 2 in eastern Montana identified, name not released
• Theater to re-open Friday in Dickinson
• Bond not reduced in Stark County drug cases
• Dickinson man pleads not guilty
• Infrastructure concerns: Killdeer citizens address shortages of housing, day care
• Extradition hearings set in Montana kidnapping
• Baby, toddler store opens in downtown Dickinson
• Hidden beauty revealed by Beach photographer
• Theater an outreach into community for Manning pastor
• A night of secrets: Mystery dinner sponsored by Dickinson Public Schools Foundation
• THEY'RE BACK: Hettinger-Scranton boys come back from bus accident with a victory over Glen Ullin-Hebron
• Inmate from Hettinger dies in ND prison
• Italy: Divers find woman's body in stricken ship
• Confirmed: Dickinson theater closes doors for good
• Community shows support for couple with ties to New England missing in Italian cruise ship disaster
• Oil Patch day care in short supply
• Hunt of a lifetime: Dickinson reverend bags 6-foot-4 black bear by Manitoba lake during June expedition
• Montanan kidnapping suspect said he was going to Texas
• Stark County commissioner reconsiders reelection
• Coston named permanent president at Dickinson State University
• Belfield officials question new codes regarding definitions of homes, number people who can reside there
• NDDOT working toward bypassing Dickinson portion of Highway 22
• Possible prohibition of heavy trucks on Third Avenue West in Dickinson
• Suspects in missing teacher case want hearing
• Judge says bird law doesn't apply to oil pits
• ND extradition hearing set in missing teacher case
• Sampling Italian cuisine at Dickinson
• Landowners asked to search for missing Mont. teacher's body
• Medora setting guidelines on building
• Bus accident near New England stirs safety concerns for Highway 21 curve
• 2nd autopsy done in Dunn County oil well death probe
• Williston police chief holds news conference today regarding missing teacher
• FBI seeks help finding Montana teacher Sherry Arnold's body
• Dickinson family faces medical challenges
• Dickinson State University Student Nurse of Year to pursue career in geriatrics
• RSVP seeking books for VoiceBook project
• RSVP+ enrollment increases in Dickinson region
• From bust to boom: Single owner turns oil service company into American dream
• Hoeven uses address to promote Keystone XL
• 41-year-old California woman killed in I-94 crash near Dickinson
• Update2: 28 students taken to hospitals after Hettinger-Scranton boys basketball bus rolls outside of New England
• Update: One arrest made in Sidney, Mont., teacher disappearance
• Animals with rabies on the rise in Bowman County
• FBI: Mont. teacher has not been found
• State yanks ND tourism ad after dozens of complaints
• FBI: Whirlwind of rumors suggesting Montana teacher found are false
• Winter wheat plantings rise and increase could decrease prices
• Response filed to TV anchorwoman lawsuit in ND
• Mayor: Search for Sidney teacher suspended
• Building tomorrow's roads today: Legislators to learn about design-build
• FBI: Missing teacher search draws tips, no answers
• Starting spring semester at Dickinson State University
• Dickinson School Board approves salary increase for staff
• Montana teacher disappears, has relatives living in Dickinson
• Pheasant season closes with declining numbers in Stark County
• Dickinson reaches record temperature
• ND oil production exceeds 500,000 barrels daily
• Speed reduced on highway west of new Town due to surface breaks
• Dickinson Chamber hosts 'Sampling of Sicily'
• Making prayer shawls
• The Arc of Dickinson names director
• UCI to present Malanka at Belfield
• Dickinson's St. Cecelia Music Club to present serenade
• Dickinson hits record high temp already this morning
• ND, SD continue to enjoy record warmth
• Forum Communications to start Upper Midwest news service
• Wind does number on Dickinson structure
• Twin Buttes resident accused of hitting Dickinson cop car, fleeing
• First baby of 2012 born in Dickinson
• No one hit by bullets in Dickinson break-in, resident in custody
• Stark County leader Duane 'Bucky' Wolf to retire
• Dickinson leaders question how diesel spill messes occurred in last 19 days
• Montana may have hit 1 million residents
• Dakotas enjoy more record-breaking warmth; Dickinson among record-setters
• Two arrested in Dickinson for burglary, fleeing over holiday
• Chiropractor makes needed adjustmentsn in Dickinson
• Congress and Obama continue questioning Keystone XL project
• Incentive helps make Belfield rental housing project possible
• Bringing out the big rigs; 43,000 more wide-load permits issued in ND
• No Dickinson new year baby as of Monday
• ND fatalities up, especially in booming oil patch
• Adams County Sheriff Gene Molbert hangs up badge, takes post in oil patch
• A year of oil records
• Wicked winds around Dickinson and much of ND today; warnings issued
• Proposed ND oil rules will cut waste pit numbers
• Dickinson Sen. George Nodland: I'm retiring
• Semis crash on Highway 85; Montana man injured
• Waving in the wind at Dickinson
• Living on the edge: Belfield resident losing backyard to accelerated erosion of river
• Fargo, Grand Forks break record high temperatures
• Top 10 of 20 11: No. 5, Highway 22
• Man killed in Dickinson cave-in was trying to save another construction worker
• No injuries when school bus and van collide in Richardton this morning
• Judge rules in favor of Dickinson-based Martin Construction in $3 million suit against Army Corps of Engineers
• ND oil unit approved on 30,000 acres north of Killdeer, could produce 15M barrels
• Children's Christmas Chorus
• Coach gets the clippers
• Dickinson City Administrator Shawn Kessel gets $6K raise
• Alleged shooter charged with attempted murder in Dickinson
• Molester who pulled gun in courtroom to appear in Fargo
• 3 arrested, one hospitalized after fight in Dickinson
• Dickinson native Huebner files lawsuit against former employer, Fargo's Hoak Media
• Update: 1 man dies at Dickinson construction site
• Exploring child-related careers
• Dunn County resident Corde Fredericks' life cut short at age 21
• No public service for 4 killed in helicopter crash
• Dickinson State University president gets the ax
• Soldiers die in crash: Among those in helicopter accident, Capt. Anne Rockeman Montgomery, had ties in western ND
• Update: Dickinson State University President McCallum fired; decision unanimous
• Update2: Officials name those killed in helicopter crash, former western North Dakota resident among them
• Dickinson airport's numbers soaring; up 81 percent
• Holiday package rush
• Dickinson schools see improvement from learning program
• Montana man rolls pickup in Dickinson
• Dickinson Park Board denies turf infield bid for Southside Ballpark
• Glen Ullin moves to ban man camps
• Update: Authorities ID Dickinson man killed in Highway 85 crash
• Dickinson man killed in Highway 85 accident
• The rise and fall of the mustache
• Youth spearheads pajama drive
• Judge: Terminate Dickinson State University's McCallum
• BLM, Forest Service seek comments on sage grouse
• EPA implicates fracking in groundwater pollution
• ND refinery to increase diesel production
• MAC's Hardware opening soon in Dickinson
• Dickinson to change campground ordinance
• Dickinson State's McCallum hearing papers made public
• Enbridge partnership to make $145M ND investment
• Presenting 'Heaven's Light'
• Sunday sermons for 'Everyday Saints'
• Digger to blame for power outage Tuesday in north Dickinson
• Dakotas on alert for heavy snow, strong winds
• Finding the perfect tree
• Education in the 21st Century: Grant may bring 220 iPads to Hagen Junior High School in Dickinson
• DSU housing crunch: Committee narrows down ideas for relief
• Texas-based oil, gas contractor cited in ND
• ND man dies in rollover crash near Glasgow, Mont.
• Volunteers feed a full house during Dickinson Community Thanksgiving Dinner
• Talk of $3.25 million expansion of Dickinson's West River Community Center
• Dickinson leaders, community to talk about 5-lane road
• Tiny ND town makes exception for 'man camps'
• Mountain lion trapped for study in Teddy Roosevelt National Park dies
• Bismarck hits record high temperature
• Sentinel Butte artist will live on
• North Dakota surpasses oil production record
• Charges filed in fatal Highway 85 traffic crash
• Planning money heading to North Dakota oil patch
• Decorating the city
• Dickinson officials may see increase in stipends
• Parking petition passes
• Too many cars on side of the road
• Celebrity recipes
• How to stay healthy during the holidays
• Possible threat left for Dickinson principal
• Roosevelt web collection has more than 5,000 items
• ND, WY women killed in car crash in northwest SD
• Oil patch trucks being inspected in ND, Mont.
• Stacking cups to break a record
• Old West at Christmas comes to life with 'Charlie's Ghost Story'
• Celebrating an Old-Fashioned Cowboy Christmas
• Press Page A6 feels pretty good (compared to the alternatives)
• Future of Slope County Courthouse uncertain
• Analysis claims ND 'haze' cost impact exaggerated
• From boom to bust: Officials, candidates look at the future of North Dakota
• DSU student housing may uproot mobile homes
• Dickinson School Board begins plans to construct elementary school
• Swimming with the Dolphins
• Conrad sees ND as energy hub for America
• ND officials backing fracking for oil production
• ND senators say EPA might recant on haze rules
• SD keeping wary eye on booming ND job market
• Dickinson High to present 'The King and I'
• Thank you for your service
• Dead deer discovered near Killdeer
• ND special session ends; lawmakers pleased with help for oil-producing counties
• Basin Electric plans line in western ND oil patch
• Officials search for poachers who killed deer, removed antlers near Killdeer
• American hero from Bowman shares WWII recollections
• Winning by a nose
• Weird science
• 2 plead not guilty to luring minors in Stark County
• Dickinson sees hiring problems
• Full capacity OK'd after pipeline rupture
• Soybean harvests nearly complete in North Dakota
• ND nears 1 mountain lion hunting quota
• Missing ND woman last spotted in Butte
• Dickinson State president firing decision expected in December
• Oil company to plead guilty in ND bird death
• Update: Dickinson State admin: McCallum not a bully
• DSU's McCallum: I was left out of enrollment probe
• ND sugar beet, soybean harvests wrapping up
• ND Sen. Hoeven: Let states regulate coal ash
• Dickinson man headed to prison for running over wife
• Inspecting the damage
• Search continues for missing woman: Son retraces route from Washington to Dickinson
• No one charged in Dickinson stabbings
• Oil firm to plead guilty in migratory bird deaths
• Roosevelt Ranch considered for National Register
• Oil company pleads guilty in ND bird deaths
• Update: McCallum begins to testify; mayor among those unknowingly incorrectly enrolled at DSU
• Questioning DSU's Confucius Institute
• Man killed in rollover in Dunn County
• Hearing begins for DSU's McCallum
• Miscommunications behind Dickinson subdivision discussion
• Trial moved in North Dakota gun-in-courtroom case
• North Dakota's booming oil patch swelling south
• Delaying traffic; BNSF cause of State Avenue traffic jam in Dickinson
• Dickinson's multi-million dollar growth, major increase in permits
• Attorney: DSU President McCallum didn't tell anyone to change enrollment numbers
• Dickinson Commission pushes for regional planner
• DSU looks for housing solutions
• Relaxing in the sunshine
• Belfield puts natural gas facility on hold
• 3 men stabbed in Dickinson
• 3 men stabbed in Dickinson
• Bismarck man injured in rollover near Dickinson
• ND environmental activists defend EPA rules on coal plant haze
• Whiting Petroleum looks to build pipeline near Belfield
• DPS sees record number of transfers
• Red flag warning issued for much of SD, southwest ND
• 2 sites located for Dickinson water depot facility
• Homecoming coronation
• Stark County deputies seek pay for meal breaks
• 10 CVB board members resign
• Update: Stark County deputies want back pay for meal breaks; canine officer wants compensation for caring for police dog
• 10 people resign from Dickinson Convention and Visitors Bureau Board
• Authorities ID Dickinson worker killed in ND oilfield accident
• Council 1515 brews beer for festival
• Deep-sea fishing: Make-A-Wish Foundation organizes Alaskan trip for Dickinson man
• Oilfield worker killed in North Dakota
• 1 of 3 candidates for Dickinson police chief no longer in the running
• Fredericks dedicates life to Indian law
• Supporters outnumber opponents at Glendive, Mont. pipeline hearing
• Rehabbed eagle to be released back into ND wild in Medora
• Hooked together
• New Dickinson crew camp location sought
• Belfield wants to expand dog pound
• Man accused of sex crime pleads not guilty
• Autumnfest with an ethnic theme
• ND Guard soldiers bound for year of Kosovo duty
• Federal enviro enforcer to speak to ND oilmen
• Company says it's not liable for ND oilfield accident
• Official: DSU enrollment figures off more than thought; high school students incorrectly listed as enrolled
• Dickinson officials say 'no' to 600-person man camp
• Hearing for Dickinson State president to be in Bismarck
• New ND oil rules would ban most open waste pits
• It's time to clean
• Environmental concerns: Officials say energy development's effects can be minimized with local collaboration
• City approves loan for airport
• Judge denies eastern ND hearing on coal permit
• 3 in running for Dickinson police chief
• Hearing on DSU president dismissal set Oct. 18
• Injuries sustained in two weekend accidents
• Dickinson names 3 police chief finalists
• Fired Dickinson State president awaits hearing
• Beach wants to bring Alan Jackson on by
• Farmers to the rescue
• Dickinson Parks and Recreation Board works toward new fire station
• Update: Dickinson man pleads guilty to downloading 16,000 images of children being sexually abused; sentenced to 9 years
• Events of 9/11 affected lives of thousands of North Dakotans; Dickinson family among those to share stories
• Kansas man dies in crash in North Dakota oil patch
• Dickinson business owners may be off hook for road, parking lot paving
• Dickinson Airport asks county for funding
• Dickinson museum asks for $250,000
• Bond set at $1M for Belfield murder suspect
• Study: Tar sands oil will reach US sans pipeline
• Judge sets bond at $1 million for alleged Belfield murderer
• Dickinson soldier on 3rd rotation in Kosovo; had chance to serve with brother
• ND law designed to protect landowners, put responsibility on trespassers
• Schools compete with oil field for bus drivers
• Update: Belfield murder suspect in custody
• Stark County Zoning Board approves man camp permits
• Huber charged with suffocating Belfield woman; police continue search
• South Heart firefighters respond to bale fire started by lightning
• 2nd man dies after Highway 22 crash north of Dickinson
• Texas man killed in head-on crash with semi north of Dickinson
• Update4: Person of interest in Belfield homicide still on the loose
• Neb. governor urges Obama to deny Keystone XL pipeline permit
• Golden Valley county discusses man camps
• Mowing races
• Storm damages parts of Stark County
• Meth makes a comeback in Dickinson area
• ND receives $2 million in grants for commercial truck, bus safety enforcement
• 2 North Dakota hunting seasons open this week
• Shallow gases abundant in ND, study continues
• Dickinson police name Facebook terrorizing suspect
• Grasshoppers out in force in southwest North Dakota, damage apparent in number of fields
• Back to School for Dickinson - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• ND judge sentences 3 men, including Dickinson man, on child porn charges
• Living with triplets: Schaper family learns multitasking skills to care for children
• Coston's first day at DSU 'feels good'
• 1 in 4 trucks driving in oil country have violations
• Man launches car across river, into pole
• Sen. Hoeven to visit Dickinson Thursday
• Dickinson club collecting supplies needed to create 'School in a bag' for poor children of Peru
• Dickinson Press online readers must verify registration
• Diggers get glimpse of life 60 million years ago near Medora
• Man injured in Highway 22 accident
• Reader questions procedure for removing university president
• District Court Records
• Municipal Court Records
• Agencies work together to set air quality guidelines
• Dickinson State University residence halls crowded, students triple up in dorm rooms
• Unique, historic Green River bridge near Dickinson may have to go
• Ag commissioner, farmers talk farm bill in Bismarck
• Man accused of running from police, entering Dickinson homes
• Complaints come in about what comes out of Dickinson's faucets; water smelly, but safe
• Truck tips, spills diesel fuel on western ND reservation
• Dickinson State University faculty senate: No pressure for no confidence
• Dickinson State president looking forward to hearing
• Paddlefish going through ND dam, dying
• New owners, same service at The Medicine Shoppe
• A team effort
• Pruning flowers
• Proposed elimination of tax exemptions draws opposition
• Suds and bubbles: Richardton's Assumption Abbey monk makes handcrafted soaps
• Belfield family enjoying bustling crane business
• DSU alum killed in South Dakota fire fight
• Memo: Players said former DSU volleyball coach paid them cash to cover housing costs
• Man killed in Dunn County rollover early this morning
• Waterline breaks, Dickinson asks that residents restrict water use
• Check your pockets, winning Lottery ticket sold in Belfield Wednesday night
• DSU President Richard McCallum's attorney questions inquiry
• DSU President McCallum formally asks NDUS for review regarding his dismissal
• NDUS orders review of Dickinson State University athletic department
• Sneezing or freezing? Many Dickinson allergy sufferers miserable past few weeks and may not let up until first freeze
• Autopsy shows man died from natural causes, not Dickinson vehicle pedestrian accident
• Martin Construction awarded $2M Highway 22 project; work set to begin Aug. 22
• North Dakota University System gives DSU president letter of intent to dismiss
• Dickinson officer uses Taser on pit bull
• Dickinson Public Schools to see more funds
• Walmart SuperCenter in Dickinson to open liquor store in 2012
• ND small grains harvest begins, behind average
• Attorney says dismissed Dickinson State University President McCallum will fight for his job
• Education secretary: States to get waivers on No Child tests
• Chancellor says Dickinson State University President McCallum turns in keys, university credit card
• ND oil producers using rail for refinery shipping
• ND higher ed pres supports Dickinson State action
• DSU president has no intention of resigning over enrollment scandal
• Bismarck archery season canceled due to flooding
• Update: DSU president mum on resignation demand
• Eastern Stark County under flash flood warning following heavy rain
• 3 injured while setting up bleachers in a storm Thursday in Golden Valley County
• NDUS: Information regarding DSU president expected today
• Dickinson State University president asked to resign; review finds campus enrolled people without consent
• Hoeven: Proposed tribal refinery gets key permit
• Update: DSU president asked to resign day report released showing about 180 people enrolled at university without their knowledge
• Report released today shows about 180 people enrolled as Dickinson State University students without their knowledge
• Western ND pipeline proposal scaled back
• Dickinson church arsonist sentenced to 6 years
• Directing the cars
• Crash in Dickinson involves six vehicles
• Dickinson reviews cost of water treatment plant
• Dickinson to receive $5M
• Refinishing project
• Telling stories
• Semi-trucks, downed power line involved in crash near Watford
• Tea Party Caucus to visit Dickinson
• Henning terminates contract with city
• Dunn County has trouble retaining road crews; may increase wages
• The real bat man coming to Dickinson for research
• Dickinson Planning and Zoning Commission to change outbuilding rules
• DSU alum to take challenge on 'Man vs. Food' show tonight
• Southwest ND loses long distance again
• Another landslide damages Highway 22 north of Killdeer, road won't reopen this week
• Consolidated: Long distance service down, crews working on issue
• Checking the engine
• Crew camp concerns
• Myers, Johnson have hearins on drug charges
• ND tries to return unclaimed money
• Richardton firefighters respond to shop fire Saturday
• ND farm group opposes federal grassland proposal
• Event designed to help veterans, homeless in Dickinson area
• People from at least a dozen states pay respects at officer's funeral in Bismarck
• Dickinson Police Department wants to clear up rumors
• Officials say Badlands Activities Center exceeds expectations in first year
• Dickinson teen among 2 North Dakota residents killed in Wyoming crash
• Taking a trip with the trio
• Dickinson works on standards for man camps
• Weather plays role in Dunn County pipeline exposure
• Dickinson police field 88 fireworks complaints; city, fire department also hear from unhappy residents
• Flags at half staff for fallen officer; Dickinson law enforcement to attend funeral
• Oil, gas lease sale in Montana brings in $66.3 million
• Forest Service taking comments on pipeline project
• Conrad honored for dedication to parks
• Fine day for friends and refreshments
• Pat-a-cake, pat-a-cake
• Looking for fresh start: Men camp near lake while looking for jobs
• Setting sums for schools; per legislation, districts hold public meetings focusing on funds
• Judge sentences Dickinson man who lured minors via cellphone
• Gladstone man sentenced for escape incident
• Dickinson man injured in crash near Watford City
• ND farmers expected to harvest less wheat
• Double bounce
• Moving to new offices
• Sex offender moves to Stark County
• Students in Dickinson district score higher than state average
• Police: Young says stabbing accidental
• Police: Woman stabbed herself
• Historic Elks extension request denied
• Survey shows another big drop in ND antelope
• ND governor to appear on CNBC Tuesday morning
• Montana woman injured in cycle crash near Medora
• Report: oil pipeline firm too optimistic on spills
• ND studying oil-traffic related dust
• A New England celebration: 4 days of activities observe 125th anniversary and all-schools reunion
• Forest Service deals with damage to trails in southwestern ND
• Girl missing during musical found
• Exxon claimed failed Mont. pipe 12 ft. under river
• Concern over Mont. oil spill headed for Lake Sakakawea
• Stark County judge rejects proposed agreement in pot case
• Stark County denies tax break for oil-based business
• Montana, ND youth headed to Europe to share musical talents
• LOCAL SHOPPING
• Water samples taken in ND after oil spill in Montana
• Southwest Water Authority: Montana oil spill headed toward Lake Sakakawea
• Mont. gov says Yellowstone oil spill likely in ND
• Construction begins Thursday on Interstate 94 from Montana/ND border to Fryburg
• If passed, change to CDL rules to impact ND farmers, ranchers
• Many in Mott frustrated by lack of cell service as network switch continues
• Dickinson businesswoman suggests eastern ND coal hearing
• All invited to DSU energy impact event
• Theodore Roosevelt Amateur Radio Club members are hobbiests and helpers
• Judge rejects gov't bid to delay sage grouse suit
• Dunn County plans road agreement with oil companies
• $3.9 million in oil impact grants awarded; Killdeer Area Ambulance, Belfield fire among those to benefit
• Dickinson man catches a whopper, hits state carp record
• Group says Dickinson Public Schools can't leave organization
• Opening Roughrider Days act won't be performing
• Man dies in two-vehicle accident in western ND on Highway 22
• Coal meetings draw protesters, residents speak out against proposed mine at hearings
• Dickinson man catches record buffalo fish in North Dakota on Heart River
• 8 of 9 nurses resign at Richardton Health Center
• Businesses fail tobacco sales compliance check
• Dickinson business reports burglary
• Climbing a wall
• Leland pleads guilty
• Dickinson woman helps heal with music
• A new ND home in Dickinson for displaced Minot resident
• Cleanup of abandoned uranium mine continues
• Hess Corp. crude oil lines to be replaced
• Tornadoes, floods deliver blow to state budgets
• Killdeer area chosen for EPA study on fracking and risks to drinking water
• Killdeer in Dunn County chosen for study focusing on hydraulic fracturing's impact on drinking water
• Fuel prices drop in SW North Dakota
• Construction begins Monday on Interstate 94 east of Beach
• Highway 22 underpass closed Thursday morning
• Press looking for flood bloggers
• Highway 22 underpass to close for maintenance
• Construction begins on Highway 22 near Killdeer
• Dickinson resident says he ran over wife
• Construction begins on Highway 22 near Killdeer
• Funnel cloud spotted near town of Golden Valley
• FEMA damage assessment team takes river trip
• Dickinson DMV to close June 29 to July 1
• Belfield home damaged by fire
• Rarin' to race for Sherry's Wishes
• Manning could lose its post office
• About a dozen gather in Fargo to raise awareness of pipeline
• Covering security keeps Stark County deputies in court and off the road
• The threats to wildlife in the oil patch
• Ah, North Dakota
• Update: Kalk, Cramer say South Heart mine decisions made on facts, not by amount of contributions
• ND higher ed board reviews president pay raises
• Ranchers, rangers wait for decision on Grand River National Grassland near Lemmon, SD
• More growth in store for Dickinson? Planning and Zoning approves 4 projects, including housing for housekeepers
• Weather dampens ND tourism
• No one injured in plane scare at Dickinson Airport
• Belfield, Golva, New England school board election results in
• Stark County judge: Evidence will not be suppressed in marijuana transport case
• Road safety promoted in western ND oil patch
• Waiting for a bite
• Meyer-Dutton pleads not guilty
• Dickinson schools withdraw from RESP
• Two Dickinson residents injured in motorcycle crash
• Sunday storms startle southwest ND
• Highway 85 to open this afternoon; had closed due to debris
• Moisture increases costs, travel time and decreases production in oilfield
• Late model races continue in western ND
• Opening night for Medora Musical season
• UPDATE: Portion of Highway 85 between Grassy Butte and Watford City closed due to landslides
• Lottery names Dickinson man to win $226,000 jackpot and it's his birthday
• Check your numbers: $226,000 lottery ticket sold in Dickinson
• Pedestrian hit by car in Dickinson in January passes away
• Flood-risk areas of Morton County ordered to leave
• Tornado touches down south of Richardton
• New York Mets draft Dickinson High School grad Frenzel in 7th round
• Learning to flip
• Dickinson approves electric substation
• Dickinson State to search for Confucius Institute director
• 1 teen injured, 1 killed in Monday-night rollover in Morton County
• Missouri river levee springs 2nd partial breach
• ND counties keep heavy trucks off oilfield roads
• Little Missouri River nears 1947 record
• Bridge in Marmarth safe, staying open
• Little Missouri causes big problems
• New Town man sentenced to nearly 10 years for assaults on brother, officers
• DPS discusses salary increase
• Officials from nine counties discuss concerns
• Going on a field trip
• Canine evidence may be suppressed drug-sniffing dog's credibility questioned
• Highway 22 north of Killdeer shifts due to moisture; closed
• USGS to perform new Bakken, 3 Forks oil study
• Man hospitalized after assault
• Construction begins Monday on Highway 22
• Killdeer city, golf course and school interested in building duplexes
• City trying to recycle right
• Berg: Senate Democrats are barrier to change
• New MRI machine
• City discusses new treatment facility
• Drawing the winners
• School Board approves salary increases
• Accused man pleads not guilty
• Jose Garza pleads not guilty
• Train sparks may have started blazes
• Former Rep. Wald passes away
• Students play with Air Force band
• Second annexation apaproved: Petitions fall short to stop city's decision
• SWA slow to lock in pipeline contracts: Delay linked to high price of plastic resin
• Region cleans up after blizzard
• Wilson pleads guilty to charges
• The prom must go on
• No travel advisory lifted for Dickinson; remains in effect for Killdeer
• Crews working to restore power
• Dickinson, Trinity prom canceled tonight, rescheduled
• SW ND under blizzard warning; wind gusts up to 60 mph
• Area under blizzard warning tonight through Saturday evening
• US official visits SD to talk about grasslands
• Two injured in Dunn County crash
• North Dakota, Montana among least safe for workers
• Exemption for oil wells costing ND $30M a year
• Kalk to make stop in Dickinson to announce candidacy
• Business buying valuables in town
• Resident pleads not guilty in meth case
• Dickinson vehicles and home egged
• Budget allows for additional troopers to help in oil country
• Court drops charges against Belfield man in alleged meth case
• Could be in for cool, wet summer
• Public Transit having trouble making ends meet
• Concern surrounds sale of Belfield apartment complex
• BLM Seeks comments on pipeline project
• Students expected to return to DSU dorm rooms after case of bedbugs
• BLM to hold fracking forum in Bismarck
• Hugs at home
• Snow causes travel trouble in region
• Playing defense
• Reading
• PSC cites coal company with 376 deficiencies
• Defendants plead not guilty
• Lawmakers: No funding for TR Center at DSU
• No injuries when Dickinson PD car slides into truck
• Western ND under storm watch tonight, could be upgraded to warning
• FBI accuses 5 of obtaining western ND mineral acres, $500,000 through unapproved bank transfers
• Flipping a disc
• Playing on the slides
• Nevada man hospitalized after crash
• Roughrider Days Fair And Expo 2011
• School board election filing deadline nears
• 2 injured in Monday accident in eastern Montana
• Nodland, Meyer pleased with state's transportation budget
• Man sleeping inside car struck by drunk driver in Wal-Mart parking lot
• ND PSC schedules meetings on South Heart coal mine project
• Court rules in favor of city over annexation dispute
• Are you holding Saturday's $1 million Powerball ticket sold in Killdeer?
• ND oil patch turns 60
• Elks Building developer says project will meet deadline despite debt, other setbacks
• ND DRC part of biotech alfalfa lawsuit
• No one injured in fire at Dakota Church Furniture this morning
• Preparing for circus
• Crooks sentenced to 3 years probation
• Garza hearing postponed
• Burglaries, thefts reported
• Travel alert in effect; vehicles sliding around SW North Dakota
• Minor Dickinson train derailment has crossings closed
• Events called off in Dickinson area
• NWS puts SW ND under weather advisory
• Recycling concerns heard
• Forest Service, ranchers come to an agreement
• Berg discusses issues with local leaders
• Mary Beth Freed pleads not guilty
• DOT issues travel alert across ND
• Elks Building project on hold; permit fee unpaid
• Oil well fire out; capped
• Providers: work being done to upgrade cell coverage
• DPS studies new school need
• Oil well fire still ablaze; not expected to be out for days
• House leader pushing ND oil tax cut
• Benefit being held for Bittner baby
• Rehearsing for competition
• DCS withdraws from RESP; DPS discusses similar withdrawal from program
• Diversion anticipated for Rousseau
• Burglaries reported by city businesses
• 3 rehabilitated eagles released at TRNP
• Western ND looks at regional water pipeline
• Dickinson plans second annexation process
• Baby Bills: $63.50 to have a baby in 1929 at St. Joseph's and $3,113 today, not including cost of physician
• Home-schooling issues come to forefront at 'Coffee Wth the Legislators'
• West River Community Center rebounding after dip
• Dickinson searching for city planner
• Stark County sheriff: More staff needed
• Dickinson Public Schools may step away from RESP
• Missing drug informant back in Stark County
• Alleged escapee found at home, free of handcuffs
• Cowboy Hall of Fame funding bill denied
• Man injured when wind flips truck, trailer north of Belfield
• Update 4: No injuries from Highway 22 mishap; road now open
• Dickinson man accused of running over his wife; charged with attempted murder
• Another step forward for SolarBee
• Emergency services in place for area annexed to Dickinson
• ND oil industry pushes for tax cuts
• No one injured in ambulance roll-over outside of Dickinson
• No injuries when Freightliner hits tow truck and car it's pulling out
• Enjoying the program
• Storm affects travel, schools close
• Gresham pleads not guilty
• City ordinance doesn't address resale of bulk water
• Sheriff: No travel advised on Highway 85 in Slope County
• Meeting the mascot
• Another day of slip and slide; dozens find selves in the ditch
• PSC: South Heart coal mine application finished
• USDA releases 2010 crop production summary
• Board approves bid for bus activities
• Dorgan calls for re-evaluation of Bakken formation
• Judge sets bond at $1,500 in crash case
• Landowners take legal action against city
• Update 3: 20-year-old woman arrested for hitting pedestrian, man transported to Bismarck hospital
• St. Alexius Hospital brings lawsuit against Stark County
• Blue Hawk Volleyball Player Jennifer Hartman Earns NAIA Scholar-Athlete Award
• Brudvig is appointed to national committee
• Moody formally inducted into NAIA Hall of Fame
• Heger Farms Creates "Seeds of Hope" Scholarships
• Numerous Blue Hawk Volleyball Players Earn Post Season Awards after Amazing Season
• City plans to open skate park in spring
• The ins and outs of city snowplowing
• Farmers question EPA regulations
• Fryburg School for sale
• DSU presents holiday cheer with holiday concert
• DSU receives MSP grant
• Dickinson State University presents Handel's Messiah Dec. 12
• Mining permit found deficient, again
• Group takes legal action over annexation
• New building, same service
• Burglaries and thefts reported
• Keeping the sidewalks open
• City works with coalition to address homelessness
• Pa. woman rescued from pickup stuck in tree top
• 8 over 80: Thorsgard
• Puppy mill dog finds new home
• City to discuss religious symbol displays
• 8 over 80: Honorable mentions
• City holiday traditions change, end
• Municipal Court Records
• District Court Records
• Black Friday deals draw shoppers in Fargo
• Preparing for a storm
• Pomeroy ad one of year's worst
• Local radio host wins rodeo award
• Black Friday deals draw shoppers in Dickinson
• Bull rankings fill the bull pen
• Turkey Trot raise money, collects food for Amen Food Pantry
• Cooper House intially successful to help chronically homeless
• Area inmates up 27 percent
• Hearing officer sides with foes of megaloads
• Keeping Thanksgiving Day safe and fire free
• Winter storms hit North Dakota
• Hoeven chooses Senate staff
• Armory safe to occupy
• DSU Theatre presents Eurydice
• Airport receives 2 $100,000 grants to build new hangar
• Fire destroys Stark County home
• 8 over 80: Mary Guenther
• Parts of Dakotas in for holiday storm
• Obama interrupts Hoeven's turkey pardoning
• Police: kidnapping call a fake
• DSU cancels classes
• Homeowner seeks listing as Renaissance Zone project
• More snow, wind expected for SW region
• Red Rock Electric opens
• Motorists slide, crash on icy roads
• Crash near Hillsboro kills 1, injures 1
• 8 over 80: Howard Langemo
• IRS unclaimed refund list
• Many residents still have IRS refund checks waiting
• Area see increase in violent crime
• Highway 22 crash statistics released
• Municipal Court Records
• District Court Records
• Senate approves $4.6B for black farmers, Indians
• Crash causes $21,000 worth in vehicle damages
• Conrad stays on Budget Committee
• Gas plant gets 'yes'
• Beef calves seek new home
• One of North Dakota's oldest residents celebrates 106th birthday
• RCRC hosts hearing for grant
• Missing boy found
• Minn man injured in farm accident
• Southwest Homeless Coalition to use Dickinson-owned house this winter
• Williston population increases by 22 to 34 percent
• Prescription drug abuse increasing in North Dakota
• Quiet zone not so quiet
• PSC approves gas plant application
• Two Local Rodeo Athletes Recognized
• DSU vs. Morningside Football Game Day Information
• Voutsas presents paper
• Moose shot in Traill County, warden seeks information
• Groups question 'fracking' safety
• Richardton Development Co. plans mall, housing
• USDA dishes out grants, loans to area businesses
• Armory deemed unsafe, occupants asked to leave
• Austin to perform senior recital
• Wyoming awaits brucellosis test results
• Arrest warrant issued for alleged drug dealer
• Bowman County plans for $1.9 million road project
• Cocaine charge could be dropped
• North Dakota Democrats elect leaders for next legislative session
• Tools stolen from around Dickinson
• Leasing begins on Tyler Formation
• DSU December art show
• TR Scholars present research paper at National Collegiate Honors Council
• Dickinson business evacuates
• Area counties under weather advisory
• Victim of Dickinson rollover identified; driver charged with DUI
• 7 years prison for high-speed chase
• Accused dealers plead not guilty
• Putting together a bullying bill
• Resident finds man in his recliner
• No sign of contractor; city pays $70,000 and work not finished
• Fixing up the area: Leo Piatz opens general repair business
• Victim of Dickinson rollover identified
• Economy takes a toll on some local business
• Car rolls Saturday night
• Mountain lion season closes
• New group takes aim at cigarette tax hike
• Traffic safety contest open to ND teens
• District Court Records
• Municipal Court Records
• ND loses one rig
• 'The Castle' will be built in Regent
• Why my grandfather's a steer?
• Family plans to rebuild after fire
• Family receives a calling
• Construction of natural gas plant on hold
• DSU signs formal agreement with Harvard for TR Collection
• Veterans Day Services
• Sen. Conrad may lead Agricultural Committee
• Lyme disease carrying deer ticks confirmed in North Dakota
• Highway 85 construction wraps up for year
• 8 area vehicle rollovers in 24 hours
• Parents want school to do more about bullying
• Sigl and son serve country
• In honor of the missing man
• Online grads gain local support
• County unhappy with city over land annexation decision
• North Dakota least economicially stressed state
• Airport has busy month
• North Dakota millionaires decrease
• Areas in SW ND under weather advisory
• Making chicken curry
• Bringing 'a little bling' to Dickinson
• Board applies for energy grant
• Arrest warrant ordered for Dickinson man: 2 plead not guilty to charges
• Body found by hunters in west-central Minnesota
• Blue Hawk Volleyball Wins DAC Championship
• Blue Hawks are DAC Football Champions for Third Consecutive Year
• Interest expressed in area uranium mining
• Pomeroy talks election loss, future plans
• More setbacks with fair plans
• District Court Records
• Municipal Court Records
• Annexing means city gains some, loses some
• South Heart City Council member steps down
• Dalrymple outlines plans for governorship
• Officials look into anti-bullying law
• Sunny outlook for flowers
• Volunteers shoot 54 elk at park
• DSU student art show reception to be held Nov. 7
• DSU Concert Band to present Fall Concert Nov. 14
• Regent accepts bids for school
• Cooperstown teen commits suicide
• Meet North Dakota's future lieutenant governor
• Coal plant permit back on table
• What's next for Pomeroy?
• Catholic, public schools' fee differ
• DSU Taste of Nations to be held Nov. 8
• DSU Miss-ter Blue Hawk Pageant to be held Nov. 16
• Wrigley named next lieutenant governor
• FBI: 3 shot on Red Lake Indian Reservation; 1 said to be dead
• Montana governor won't change plans
• No issues at southwest North Dakota polls
• DSU professor presents paper
• Mayor's Committee recognizes BAC with "Builders' Award"
• Meet our new governor
• Paul Bjorneby celebrates 91 years with a trip to the polls
• Measure 2 shot down
• Measure 1 passes, creates 'Legacy Fund'
• Teigen named sheriff
• Rockvoy to serve another term
• Gladstone citizens pick new official
• Couple gets comfy in hot tub
• Sheriff keeps his post
• Golden Valley, Bowman counties pick their sheriffs
• Berg unseats Pomeroy for ND's lone US House seat
• Tuhy wins sheriff race
• Don't forget to vote & polling places
• Extension approved for historic Elks renovation
• Salon opens in Dickinson
• Man camp proposal remains undecided
• Whiting proposes gas plant
• Rate incease to hit Jan. 1
• Man fires gun at vehicle
• A day to remember
• DSU hosts 53rd annual Northern Plains Music Festival
• Hoeven wins US Senate after decade as ND governor
• McKenzie County unofficial election results
• Blue Hawk Volleyball Players Ruth Johnson and Rebecca Johnson Named DAC Hitter and Libero of the Week
• Demand drives price of buffalo meat up
• Area hauntings
• District Court Records
• Municipal Court Records
• Company looks into establishing a 'man camp' in South Heart
• New EPA diesel emissions standars take effect Jan. 1
• Where to vote in southwest North Dakota
• Group worries North Dakota is getting too close to oil
• Where did Halloween come from?
• Officials identify Killdeer crash victims
• Two run for spot on Hettinger County Commission
• DSU hosts 53rd annual Northern Plains Music Festival
• Head-on collision victims identified
• Fire destroys Richardton home
• New conservative ad draws questions
• Four vie for two District 31 rep spots
• Accident near Killdeer kills 2, injures third
• Dickinson State to hold A.K.A. memorial
• Home burning in Richardton
• Ambulance calls increase with population
• Dickinson High School makes schedule change
• Couple prepares this year's haunted barn
• Berg, Pomeroy neck and neck at polls
• Storm brings winter weather... and winter driving
• 2 drivers killed in icy crash near Killdeer, ND
• DSU Students Paticipate in DKC3 Competition
• DSU to hold memorial ceremony
• Storms fly through state, be prepared for winter weather
• Three candidates can agree on one thing: District 31 needs better representation
• Taylor returns 100 percent of census forms
• Local business burglarized over weekend
• Do you know of an area haunting?
• DSU presents Native Voices
• Moose on the loose: Bull believed to have destroyed lawnmower
• Tree removal
• Clothing store now open in T-Rex Plaza
• Woman recharged for alleged drug activity
• CommUniversity seeking course instructors
• DSU Graduate Placement Report shows increase
• Bashful back in the Badlands
• Respect for the range, family recognized for conservation practices
• New technology brings new bullying problems
• Drug task force reorganizes
• Open Adams County Commission post draws two candidates
• Two run for sheriff in Bowman County
• Beef Talk: Put two sets of eyes on verification
• Emard Named Interim Baseball Coach at Dickinson State
• Blue Hawk Volleyball Player Rebecca Johnson Named DAC Libero of the Week
• Dickinson State Theatre presents "Festival"
• Dickinson State Badlands Brass holds concert
• Livestock show
• Globetrotters
• Oil and gas lease sales will resume in December
• Alleged wire thief arrested
• Groups support Measure 1
• Three run for two seats in Bowman County
• New city ordinance prohibits shortcuts
• DSU Badlands Activities Center dedication
• Professor attends national conference on golden eagle conservation
• "Distances, Sonata for Trumpet and Piano" faculty recital to be presented
• Governor appoints DSU employee to N.D. Soil Conservation Committee
• DSU presents fall choral concert Oct. 10
• Edwin Chelashaw Named DAC Cross Country Runner of the Week
• Sen. Conrad defends TARP
• Prairie Hills Mall sold to Great Plains Clinic Medical Enterprises
• North Dakotans vote early
• Tribal royalty payments cleared
• MVRC aks for signatures
• Panel discusses psych troubles of Iraq, Afghanistan veterans
• Dickinson mall sold
• Oil wells already exist in TRNP
• City looks at limiting large loads on streets
• Check out that 'stache
• Leaders look at rezones
• Residents paying more for gas
• Dickinson Recycling Committee meets again
• Volunteers help with rescue
• City examines liquor license laws
• City Commission approves annexation
• Standing guard
• Angerer sentenced to 5 years in prison
• Burglary reported in Richardton
• Man shot in mobile home park
• Man in hospital after Dickinson shooting
• Study: Erionite may pose health risks
• Heroes hunt: Event supports Bismarck Cancer Center, soldiers
• Golden Valley County seat up for grabs
• Dickinson liquor license a hot commodity
• District Court Records
• Municipal Court Records
• Businesses worry city is taking on too much with annexation
• Historical Society asking for mill levy increase
• A look at allowing religious symbols
• Jaeger says measure to ban big-game hunting in fenced areas stays despite flaw
• Verizon to begin selling iPad
• Dunn Center post office future not sealed
• 3 fail tobacco probe
• Hettinger City Council approves retrieval fee increase
• Killdeer school board finds $350,000 after recalculations
• Goehring visits Dunn County
• A good year around Lake Sakakawea
• ND National Guard unit gets mobilization alert
• Armory roof still not finished
• Care for those who served
• Man in wild chase says no
• Businesses burglarized
• Councils discuss mining project
• Gladstone to hold special election Nov. 2
• Wardner speaks to College Republicans
• Roosevelt 4th graders' science test scores lowest in district
• Home cooking in Belfield
• Thornton pleads not guilty
• 6 hunters injured over weekend
• Six hunters wounded
• Two men injured opening morning
• District Court Records
• Municipal Court Records
• Student challenges incumbents
• A new truck for Belfield firefighters
• Where do Berg, Pomeroy stand on ag?
• Hunters flock to North Dakota for pheasant and turkey openers
• Officals consider traffic light at highway, gravel road intersection
• 2 men shot in separate hunting accidents
• Helping the homeless
• Off to the show
• 1 bison killed during roundup
• Felons' bills still not paid
• Patrol releases name of man killed in crash
• Elks project fails to meet deadlines
• Candidate wants to strenghten state's grain elevator insurance
• Race heats up for Billings County sheriff
• Dunn Center Post Office to close, could be permanent
• A step toward reuse
• Experts discuss North Dakota oil possibilities
• Registered sex offender takes plea agreement
• Medora mayor drops smoking ban ordinance
• County approves Baker Boy expansion tax exemption
• Oil rig numbers meet 1981 records
• Man indicted on cocaine charges
• Man ordered to pay restitution for exploiting vulnerable adult
• Watering trees
• City considers annexation
• Schools say 'boo' to Halloween: Students may dress up, but avoid scary things
• Medora is still open for business
• Warrant for Olheiser's arrest issued
• New Town man sentenced for abusive sexual contact
• Trailer parks fill up as oil brings people
• Motel will stay open for winter to accommodate oil workers
• District Court Records
• Municipal Court Records
• Names of those involved in fatal crash released
• Oil production brings landmen into county recorder's offices
• Spring Creek watershed project going well
• Four candidates run for two new positions
• Fatal crash in Dunn County
• Oil projected to surpass records
• Measure would provide 911 funding if passed Nov. 2
• Hwy 22 construction near completion
• Williams Dam getting overdue makeover
• Bison roundup: day 2
• Stark County sheriff's race heats up
• Killdeer School Board discusses proposed budget
• Theodore Roosevelt National Park hosts bison round up
• State's attorney: officers acted appropriately
• Waiting for the whistle
• Vintage Liquors under new ownership
• Two involved in drug bust request attorneys
• Police chase, standoff ends in Billings County
• Oil-producing counties to convene
• 13 dead cats reported: One diagnosed with anti-freeze poisoning
• Israeli building slowdown ends; settlers celebrate
• Officials say levee failing near Wisconsin park
• White House, Dems see tax cut vote after election
• New Muslim comic book superhero on the way
• Valley City forms flood group
• Municipal Court cases closed Sept. 10 to Sept. 16
• Halliburton to invest in Minot energy park
• Residents' opinions vary on pharmacy issue
• Berg, Pomeroy far apart on health care
• North Dakota has options for uninsured children
• District Court cases closed Sept. 13 to Sept. 17
• Elgin police chief charged with 52 felonies
• Mott residents still waiting on FEMA
• Oil companies fined in death of Hebron man
• Oil companies fined in death of Hebron man
• French teacher leaves, students could lose scholarship opportunities
• Hoeven, Potter debate for open US Senate seat
• Theodore Roosevelt National Park thins bison herd
• Airing concerns
• Park to reduce number of bison by about 225
• Boucher talks, eats with Dunn County residents
• First wave of health care changes take effect today
• PSC says 'Yes' to 77-mile oil pipeline
• County may see 20-100 more wells
• Candidates square off at public forum
• State considers autism parity
• Pipeline project nears homestretch
• City grants application for oil well
• DSU names Homecoming royalty
• Saddle sets her free: Stark County among stops for long rider
• Olson takes on associate lawyer post
• Optimism, worries amid rush to tap oil from Niobrara Shale
• Funds low at area fire departments
• District Court Records
• Municipal Court Records
• Nonprofits face looming tax deadline
• Man injured in train mishap
• ND driver faces attempted murder charge in crash
• Farmers fall behind in harvest
• Developers must give land or money
• Officials discuss religious symbols
• Saturday's Scoreboard
• Gladstone man injured when vehicle hit by 2 train engines
• Company applies to drill oil well near Dickinson
• First stage approved for DSU to offer graduate courses
• City considers limiting water sales
• Medora smoking policy to be introduced
• No injuries from acid leak
• Big plans at Baker Boy
• Proposed lease would keep Great Lakes Airlines in Dickinson longer
• Hydrochloric acid hauled away, truck upright
• Battle of Badges
• Board considers future of schools
• Fur friends opens in Dickinson
• Drug bust preliminary hearings held
• Judge: Angerer knew cousin would kill wife
• Burglaries and thefts reported
• Beef Talk: NDBCIA prize beef
• Canola harvest under way
• Park Board approves preliminary budget
• Ballooning in Medora
• Maintenance an issue
• City questions annexation
• Municipal Court cases closed Aug. 27 to Sept. 2
• District Court cases closed Aug. 30 to Sept. 3
• Officer won't get job back
• Area police force takes prize at state shooting competition
• President McCallum predicts greatness for DSU
• Changing landscape: A look into the past at Makoshika State Park
• No plea deal for sex offender
• Residents want a pool
• Registering at Hagen Junior High
• Real Deals becomes reality
• New England launches preschool: Classes resume with increase in enrollment
• University system seeks $108 million
• 'The Patch' way of life
• City hammers out 2011 budget
• Residents celebrate Richardton
• Duo begins journey in Beach
• Political Notebook: Statute of limitations
• Weevils are key to control Canadian thistle
• TRNP added to list of 1,000 places
• Hail damages homes, cars, crops in and around South Heart
• Counterfeit bills on the rise
• Do you have an inventive way to prepare great sweet corn?
• Govenor names attorney labor commissioner
• County looks for ways to reduce cost of building
• Hail pounds South Heart
• Corn, soybeans may hit records
• Vehicle stolen from local car dealership
• Airport gets $218K to expand building
• Hettinger sales tax hike gets OK
• Local PD gets unfounded reports of fugitive sightings
• Dickinson man injured in motorcycle crash
• Water a hot commodity
• A look at the 1930s' Ukrainian Famine
• Dickinson makes $194,400 purchase
• Dorgan shares priorities
• 13,000 volunteer to shoot elk at TRNP
• Women's prison expansion approved
• Head-on collistion near Killdeer
• District Court cases closed July 26 to July 30
• Municipal Court cases closed July 23 to July 29
• Speaking about entrepreneurship
• Board reviews progress of construction
• Fire damages vehicle, home
• Small engine repair shop opens in Dickinson
• 15 vehicles damaged in Belfield parking lot
• Hoeven Announces Funding For Dickinson State University Stoxen Library
• Swine flu information, symptoms and resources for Stark County
• Ukrainian Festival
• Roughrider Days Fair And Expo
• Explore North Dakota: Dakota Dinosaur Museum

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