A check of the names of people who are owed refunds for excessive traffic fines in Fargo has turned up 118 people who owe child support totaling $1.3 million. Department of Human Services child support director Mike Schwindt says the agency will

Police don't suspect foul play in the death of a 47-year-old woman found along a street in Rapid City. The woman is identified as Mary Fast Horse. Her death remains under investigation. DENVER (AP) South Dakota is getting $2 million to d

The 2 men who's luggage was taken and searched by the bomb squad at Hector International over the weekend say it was a frustrating experience, that took way too long. Bismarck natives, Jesse Knutson and Chris Klein, are freelance photographers and video

The race for the Republican endorsement for the US House has grown to five. J.D. Donaghe don-ah-gee of Kenmare and DuWayne Hendrickson of Minot are the latest entrants. They join Public Service Commissioner Kevin Cramer, former State Representative Rick

Many times, when first responders head to a call, they're not sure quite what's ahead of them. But thanks to one course this week, some members of the team will be better prepared for a wide span of crisis scenarios. The Ward County Crisis Intervention T

Ranchers are voicing their concerns. Now the government is listening. Many ranchers didn't like the direction the USDA was taking when developing a national identification system. Many concerns have been voiced regarding confidentiality, liability, co

Black and gold are the new, hot colors of the season. Scheels Prolicensed Manager Josh Quellhorst says the New Orleans Saints aren't a team they normally carry. But he says when the Saints record hit 9-0 they started ordering t-shirts, hats and jerseys

Workers outside get slapped with bitter cold. There's not a lot of love so far this February... for the severe cold outside. Reporter Amber Schatz bundles up... with you workers toughing it through the freezing temps. (WIND BLOWING/SNOW IN PARKING LO