Good morning, Williston.

The Abused Adult Resource Center marked its 50th anniversary (50 years of service) and now helps around 1,000 local residents facing hardship.

The center reflects on decades of community support and plans to continue its vital work.

Historic Lewis & Clark medals have been authenticated in Wyoming after a scientific review and may show ties to Indigenous leaders linked to our region.

Local historians will explore the findings further to understand the artifacts' connection with North Dakota tribes.

Local farmers report that diesel prices have reached record highs & are squeezing their budgets during their busy season.

They express concern that high fuel costs may limit production in the area.

After a $2.4M rise in taxable valuation, Eight Mile School District lowered its levy from 146.85 mills to 127.37 mills—reducing taxes by about $272 for a $300,000 home (the board also approved a new grading system for elementary report cards).

Governor Armstrong announced a plan to merge scattered workforce programs into a new Department of Workforce Development.

He named Katie Ralston Howe to head the department, which will combine Job Service ND, Adult Education, and other services (if approved by the Legislature) and go live July 1 next year.