Minor Change Coming For Pickup Truck Registration
(Bismarck, ND) — Pickup truck owners are getting new vehicle registration cards to alleviate concerns of overpaying. Previous registration cards showed the double shipping weight to set registration fees, leading some owners to believe they were being
Government Offices Adapting To New World Of AI
(Bismarck, ND) — Government offices in North Dakota are slowly integrating AI into the workflow. At ND Job Service, workers are using the technology to help job seekers find opportunities and to translate for foreign language speakers.
Sex Offender Facing Luring Charge By Electronic Means
(Dunn County, ND) — A man is facing luring charges after an investigation by the Dunn County Sheriff’s Office. Investigators say 56-year-old Shannon Geringer engaged in electronic communications with a juvenile and attempted to barter money for
Teenager Sentenced To 10 Years In Prison For Attempted Murder
(Grand Forks, ND) — A 17-year-old teenager is facing a decade in prison after sentencing on Monday. Judge Ted Sandberg issued the sentence to Mason Allery for firing over a dozen shots into a car filled with
Bismarck Public Schools Propose New Bell Times
(Bismarck, ND) — Bismarck Public Schools are facing criticism for a plan to change school bell times. Superintendent Jeff Fastnacht presented the recommendation to the school board on Monday. Start and end times for elementary schools would
Officers Suspect Foul Play In Case Of Missing West Fargo
(West Fargo, ND) — Investigators believe foul play is a factor in the disappearance of Isadora Wengel. The 25-year-old West Fargo woman was last seen on January 5th. Investigators performed a search warrant on an apartment on
Brookings Police Chief Temporarily Leading SDSU Police Force
(Brookings, SD) — Brookings Police Chief Michael Drake is providing leadership for South Dakota State University Police temporarily. Drake takes over for former SDSU Police Chief Timothy Heaton who was arrested for animal cruelty charges in December.
Piedmont Man Sentenced In 2024 Sturgis Rally Sex Sting
(Rapid City, SD) — A man will serve two weeks in jail following a sex sting operation in 2024. A judge sentenced Dustin Day on Monday to jail time and five years of supervised release after he
Dairy Industry Leader Warns Growth Could Stall Without New Workers
(Pierre, SD) — A farmer says without allowing more laborers into the country, the dairy industry could suffer. Tim den Dulk says South Dakota has been affected by tighter immigration enforcement this past year. One farm near
Property Rights Advocates Rally For Fourth Straight Year
(Pierre, SD) — Landowners and advocates are pushing for more protection of property rights in the state. For the fourth straight year, advocates rallied in the capitol rotunda on Monday saying lawmakers should put citizens first. Attendees