McClusky News

Here is the latest North Dakota news from The Associated Press Fargo , N.D. Fargo police evacuated the area around an apartment building where a man was believed holed up with a number of guns.

A McClusky man is hospitalized and his uncle is in custody after a shooting in the central North Dakota town.

State health officials say a woman running an unlicensed catering business from her farm has been ordered to stop after dozens became ill from three events she catered.

While the state of North Dakota as a whole continues to thrive economically, some smaller communities face hardships.

MCCLUSKY Arlie Reiser, 80, McClusky, died Sunday, May 17, 2009, in a Turtle Lake hospital.

McCLUSKY Cecil Erdmann, 91, Denhoff, died Thursday, May 14, 2009, in a Turtle Lake hospital.

Louie Herr, 87, Minot, formerly of Sawyer, died on Tuesday, April 28, 2009, in a Velva nursing home.

DRAKE Karen Blumhagen was recycling back when no one else was recycling. She still remembers how her old Volkswagon was filled to the car roof with cardboard boxes she was hauling to be recycled.

The North Dakota Department of Transportation has issued a no-travel advisory for Steele and the surrounding area due to snow and blowing snow that is sticking to the roadway creating icy conditions.

Early this morning, the National Weather Service announced a strong winter storm is likely to cause blizzard conditions today and tomorrow in Stark and surrounding counties.

Valentine's day is a special day for many people, but when you also celebrate your birthday on February 14th, and you've done so for an entire century, Cupid's Holiday becomes a little more special.

A legislative committee unanimously OK'd a state study of a horse slaughter plant in North Dakota on Friday after ranchers, horse breeders and veterinarians told of the need for a humane facility and how ...

More than 25 cow-calf producers and feedlot owners from around the state gathered at the Knights of Columbus Club in Minot Wednesday night for a free beef dinner followed by an in-depth look at health issues ...

A man has been ordered to serve four years in prison for robbing a Mandan motel last fall.

Byron Dorgan says a proposal to move Missouri River water to eastern North Dakota and northwestern Minnesota should be up for public discussion in the coming months.