The Bismarck Tribune

Anyone interested can put in a bid for the house until the morning of June 4. More »Bismarck carpentry students build a house up for sale

Payton Randle has joined the Bismarck Tribune newsroom as a summer intern. More »Payton Randle joins Tribune

A regional water project in the oil patch is largely on track, according to officials, even though it has grown far beyond its original scope. More »Water project compromise 'manageable'

A Bismarck man found upside down in a bar's ventilation system in November has been sentenced to 18 months in prison. More »Man found upside down in duct gets 18 months in prison

Someone broke into a Bismarck bar and stole beer early Thursday morning. More »Beer stolen in bar burglary

A formal welcome home ceremony called a Freedom Salute to honor the North Dakota National Guard's 818th Engineer Company (Sapper) is set for 1:30 p.m. Sunday in Williston. More »Freedom Salute to honor 818th Guard company

Trails4Transplants begins May 31 in Warren, Minn., with the goal of raising money for Gift of Life Transplant House in Rochester, Minn. More »Trail ride to St. Anthony, N.D., raises awareness for organ and tissue donation

The North Dakota Alliance for Renewable Energy has named Kim Christianson of Bismarck as its new president. More »Kim Christianson named NDARE president

Blues Hall of Famer Robert Cray will play the Belle Mehus Auditorium Aug. 10. More »Robert Cray to play Belle Mehus

Youth ages 9 and older are invited to participate in the Burleigh County 4-H Junior Master Gardener Summer Youth Program. More »Junior Master Gardener summer session planned

In a 5-0 vote on Thursday, the Bismarck Park Board took swift action to ban smoking on the 44 playgrounds and play areas it manages. More »Smoking banned on Bismarck’s playgrounds

Parts of the state could see as much as 4 inches of rain through Tuesday. More »More rain in the forecast

Former Bismarck City Commissioner Sandi Tabor will chair a task force studying event center options for the city. More »Task force to begin work on event center

A Williston man has been charged with murder in the death of Jack Sjol, whose body was found Tuesday. More »Williston man charged with murder

Minot State University business professor John Girard has been named the new associate vice chancellor for academic affairs for the North Dakota University System. More »Minot State professor named new vice chancellor

The cardboard and newspaper recycling bins have been removed from the Mandan Brave Center to Dan's Supermarket's parking lot. More »Recycling bins moved in Mandan

Paddlefish snagging season will close to anglers wanting to keep their fish at 10 p.m. Friday. More »Paddlefish season closing Friday

The Burleigh County Highway Department has closed a portion of Misty Waters Drive and Burnt Creek Loop to allow a grade raise. More »Parts of Misty Waters Drive, Burnt Creek Loop closed

A mid-April blizzard delayed street sweeping for the cities of Mandan and Bismarck, leaving many motorists in the dust. More »Mandan, Bismarck catching up on street cleaning

Gov. Jack Dalrymple has appointed Bismarck attorney Bonnie Storbakken as commissioner of the North Dakota Department of Labor. More »Governor names Bismarck lawyer labor commissioner

A Bismarck woman said an intruder entered her home early Wednesday morning and kneeled next to her bed. More »Bismarck woman reports intruder in apartment

Beginning at 8 a.m. Tuesday, the BNSF Railway will be closing the railroad crossing on 106th Street S.E. until 5 p.m. Thursday. More »BNSF railroad crossing planned next week

The EPA held a pair of hearings in Bismarck on Wednesday over an appeal to a portion of the state’s regional haze plan approved in 2012. More »EPA hears haze testimony