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Dokken: There’s no opening day hype, but fishing in North Dakota is better than ever
Post-Bulletin· 2 hours agoSince many North Dakota lakes are reliant on stocking, catching a fish before it has spawned is less...
Area Sports Briefs: May 1
The Bismarck Tribune· 3 days agoWEATHER FORCES SCHEDULE CHANGES
2024 ND summer severe weather outlook, if the transition to La Niña will play a role
KFYR-TV Bismarck· 3 days agoWhile severe storms still threaten areas to our south, what is the outlook for severe weather in our...
How frequently hail happens in North Dakota and the damage it can cause
KFYR-TV Bismarck· 4 days agoHail is one of the main reasons for weather-related insurance claims in North Dakota. Last year was...
Sens. Cramer, Hoeven call for killing EV tax credits
North Dakota Monitor via Yahoo News· 2 days agoTwo more North Dakota elected officials are showing no love for the electric vehicle. Republican U.S. Sens. Kevin Cramer and John Hoeven on Thursday...
North Dakota labeled most dangerous state for workers in report
The Fargo Forum· 5 days agoNorth Dakota is the most dangerous state in the nation for workers. For every 100,000 hours worked...
Why the U.S. gets so many tornadoes
The Bismarck Tribune· 2 hours agoThe tornadoes over the last week have put the storms back under a national spotlight. An active jet stream pattern in the western half of the country...
The 1997 Red River flood became known as the 'Flood of the Century'
The Weather Network via Yahoo News· 4 days agoThe Red River runs through Minnesota, North Dakota, and Manitoba. It's 890 km long, with the...
Bismarck State finishes regular season strong
The Bismarck Tribune· 3 days agoThe weather fluctuations that come with North Dakota has meant some changes to Bismarck State's schedule in the past few weeks. "It was ...
Rainy week boosts moisture in Bismarck, state; spring planting progresses despite precipitation
The Bismarck Tribune· 2 days agoBismarck during April received just over 2 inches of rain, about seven-tenths of an inch higher than...