Good morning, Williston.

On a two-day trip, 118 veterans flew on the Western ND Honor Flight and visited 11 sites where they saw memorials and received thanks for their service—many veterans said the experience deeply honored their past sacrifices.

Governor Kelly Armstrong signed three bills Tuesday to support people leaving prison and rejoining the community.

The laws let some offenders get treatment instead of jail time and allow them to obtain identification and have fees waived — further studies will improve corrections next session.

Governor Kelly Armstrong signed a baiting bill that stops the Game and Fish Department from banning the use of supplemental feed to attract animals to private shooting ranges — supporters say the law protects landowners' rights.

State lawmakers reached a compromise on a controversial bill that would raise the interstate speed limit and impose a $5 fine per mile over the limit—an amendment that expanded the original proposal—and will continue debate before it goes to the governor.

The bill also adds driver’s license point penalties—measures not updated in decades—and officials say it could change how speeding is fined in the state.