Frost Fire Park brings back night skiing with extended lift hours and live music

Body Skiers and snowboarders explored a new way to enjoy the slopes at Frost Fire Park as the park launched night skiing for the first time in decades last weekend. The park introduced extended lift hours on Friday and Saturday evening, allowing visitors to hit the hill from 6 p.m.

North Dakota Critical Access Hospitals receive top 100 recognition

Body By Center for Rural Health, University of North Dakota School of Medicine and Health Sciences larly for our state, rural hospitals are the heartbeat of our communities, and the high level of care they provide, along with being mindful of costs, will continue to improve the...

NDCLC announces Demo Days in Fargo, Mandan, and Dickinson

Body The North Dakota Construction Leadership Committee (NDCLC), in partnership with the Red River Valley Fairgrounds, Knife River, and Southwest Area CTE Academy, is excited to announce the upcoming Demo Days event.

National Weather Service releases another spring flood outlook

Body Last week, the National Weather Service released its second-to-last spring flood outlook of the season, indicating flooding is looking more likely along the Red River as we move closer to the spring thaw.

Man serves 30 years, murder conviction vacated

Body Borderland News Center In 1995, Werner Kunkel was convicted of the death of Devils Lake man Gilbert Fassett, whose body was discovered on the Spirit Lake Nation in 1986.

2025 Chronic Wasting Disease test results

Body The North Dakota Game and Fish Department tested 1,224 animals for chronic wasting disease during the 2025 sampling season. Game and Fish confirmed 16 deer tested positive for CWD, all of which were taken by hunters.

North Dakota expands low-interest farm loans as applications approach $300 million

Body The North Dakota Industrial Commission is expanding a low-interest loan program designed to support farmers and ranchers — an initiative on pace to exhaust the $300 million already set aside for it.