A "C-D-C" survey says 21% of 9 - 12th graders in North Dakota are smokers and today is a day that aims to smoke out smoking. Across our community, middle and high schoolers spent the day talking to their peers about the dangers of lighting up. At Si

To say the least the national economy is questionable. Agriculture Reporter Sarah Gustin visits with one local bank to answer the question"Will 2009 credit will be available to our producers? (Jim Goetz / Chairman) "I don't think Wall Street has much

A student faces criminal charges and school disciplinary action after he brought a stun gun to school.... A 15 year old Century Student is cited for a crime as violent as bringing a gun to school... Bismarck Police say they found a stun gun

Bismarck police say a 15-year-old boy has been cited for bringing a stun gun to school. Police say school officials got a tip Tuesday morning that the Bismarck Century student might have the weapon, so administrators told him to empty his pocket

Supporters of an anti-smoking measure approved by North Dakota voters earlier this month say they're working on a comprehensive plan to carry it out. They want the state to be the first to meet federal recommendations for tobacco control.

Gov. John Hoeven has issued an executive order waiving service hour restrictions for commercial truck drivers hauling propane. Hoeven issued the order Thursday to help get the fuel to farmers for harvest. Hoeven says wet weather has delaye

Senator Byron Dorgan says auto industry executives did themselves no favors in how they appeared on Capitol Hill this week. The automakers want 25-billion dollars to help them through an economic rough patch. Dorgan says he was not impress

State regulators say most of Otter Tail Power Co.'s proposed electric rate increase is likely to take effect on January 2nd. Otter Tail has applied for a five-point-one percent rate increase. It would increase an average homeowner's electric bil