Across the country, high gas prices are kicking bicycle sales into high gear. Bike dealers say they're seeing customers dusting off their old two-wheelers or buying new ones to cope with rising fuel prices. A spokesman for the Washington

A consultant says that if Mandan builds an events center, it should target agricultural and equestrian events. The study also says the city should expect to spend up to 26 million dollars. City leaders haven't made any decisions yet. Offici

The State Historical Society of North Dakota is printing 50,000 copies of a pamphlet aimed at boosting tourism and historical awareness. The pamphlet entitled "A passport to [[kxtopic:north-dakota:t[North Dakota]:t]] History" will have a map and

(Following Advance for Use Saturday, May 24th) Today in History Today is Saturday, May 24th, the 145th day of 2008. There are 221 days left in the year. Today's Highlight in History: On May 24th, 1883, the Brooklyn B

It's a program thats been around for 15 years. And it's something one mother is wishing her son would have attended. Reporter Ashley McMillan explains. "The last thing I got to say to him that afternoon as he'd left with his friends is call me if you

The National Weather Service says winter weather advisories are no longer in effect in central North Dakota. A system moving east from Montana was expected to drop up to three inches of snow in parts of the region. But forecasters now say warmer

The state Transportation Department today is kicking off a new statewide program to reduce motor vehicle crashes. The "Alive at 25" program aims to make young people more aware and educated about the dangers of driving too fast, driving while i

How much is a million? Some fourth grade students from Harvey spent the school year finding out. And today, the fruits of their efforts were turned over to charity. Brett Dockter's fourth graders set a goal of collecting one million pop tops to donate