Jun 4, 2009 | KXMB-TV Bismarck
Searching continues in the Atlantic Ocean after the apparent crash of an Air France jet.
The Hoffman family in Killdeer is large, but not your typical large family. Lil and Warren Hoffman have opened their home to about 36 foster children over the 10 years they were foster parents.
Oil development has made millionaires of some North Dakota schools, but they're running out of time to spend their riches.
Researchers want mineral information
North Dakota's top rock researcher and the state's chief fossil finder have spent decades exposed to an asbestos-like mineral found in western North Dakota that is similar to a kind linked to cancer in lab rats and in people in Turkey.
Study digs for health effects of plentiful ND rock
Scientists want to study the health effects of an asbestos-like mineral used widely in western North Dakota and linked to cancer elsewhere, but they're having a hard time finding volunteers for testing.
Mother Nature must cooperate if golfers want to hit the links in southwest North Dakota anytime soon.
Web exclusive: Challenges of a rural vet
Dr. Shelley Lenz, owner of the Killdeer Veterinary Clinic in Killdeer, N.D., refuses to be typecast into the role of overworked, underpaid rural veterinarian.
Dickinson & South Western North Dakota no school today
School has been canceled for Monday March 30th for Dickinson Belfield,Killdeer,Richardton-Taylor,Mott-Regent,New England.Hebron,and South Heart schools Share your comments Comments posted on this page do not reflect opinions of Forum Communications Company.
Winter Makes Ranchers Ask, `What the Hay?`
Here`s a little irony: for many farmers and ranchers in southwest North Dakota, finding hay right now is like searching for a needle in a haystack.
NDDOT to consider Dickinson area projects, more are planned for this year
The North Dakota Department of Transportation has announced they will be considering a variety of projects for the upcoming years, a few of which located in the Dickinson area.
Trooper deploys road spikes to end high-speed chase
A police chase that lasted about 30 miles ended when a trooper deployed road spikes to stop a Dickinson mana s vehicle early Sunday morning.
Wayne Herman remembers teaching a young cowboy the finer points of bareback riding a few years ago.
Sticking to their school of choice
For approximately 16 years, North Dakota students have had a choice in where they go to school, thanks to the statea s open enrollment law.
Local pharmacists believe that if a law being considered by the North Dakota legislature passes, it could leave many rural communities without a drugstore.
HPCC funding discussed at capitol
Killdeer residents, area leaders, representatives and senators showed up at the state capitol Friday to support a bill that could provide $2 million toward the creation of the Killdeer High Plains Cultural ...
It may be clear Friday if $2 million will be available to help with the construction of the High Plains Cultural Center in Killdeer.
The Linton Lions boys basketball team is tops in the polls, and with Killdeer on ta0 in the Civic Center Class B jamboree, things aren'4 likely to change.
News alert: Schools respond to winter weather
Several schools in southwestern North Dakota have cancelled classes or are running late today in response to the ice storm that passed through the area on Thursday.
Local National Guard members back from Iraq after a year
The North Dakota National Guard says the first group of soldiers from the 191st Military Police Company has arrived in the U.S., after about a year in Iraq.
Boomin` Oil, Boomin` Restaurants
There`s no doubt that the oil play in the Bakken has brought people from across the country to western North Dakota.