Montana may start collecting immunization data

On April 1, 2025, Williston High School (WHS) administration was made aware of a threat involving a concerning list naming specific students. The list is believed to have been created by three… Read moreWilliston PD responds to threats made at Williston High School

Fixing bridges and roads, while funding nursing homes and law enforcement officers took center stage Wednesday on the House floor with the full chamber’s first look at Montana’s big budget bil… Read moreHouse approves $16.6 billion state budget

Four North Dakota lawmakers announced they will be joining the national Future Caucus made up of millennial and Gen-Z legislators with hopes of finding bipartisan solutions to common problems. Read moreYoung North Dakota legislators join Future Caucus to find bipartisan solutions

The last functioning portions of the Great Falls Fire Rescue five-story training tower failed last fall, part of a long arc of deterioration at the department’s southside training center. Read moreGreat Falls fire chief pushes to rehab ailing training center

WASHINGTON — A federal judge in Maryland late Tuesday ordered federal agencies across 19 states and the District of Columbia to reinstate thousands of probationary workers who were fired as pa… Read moreJudge orders fired federal probationary workers reinstated in 19 states, D.C.

The North Dakota Young Republicans filed a resolution urging lawmakers to study child exploitation by public officials in wake of former Republican Sen. Ray Holmberg’s prison sentence. Read moreHearing set Thursday on North Dakota legislative resolution prompted by Holmberg conviction

Revolving Loan Fund Award Richland Economic Development Corp (REDC) is pleased to announce that the Revolving Loan Fund (RLF) Committee has awarded its twenty-third loan for the opening of a b… Read moreRLF awarded to Tyson Schmitt

HELENA, Mont. – During a press conference at the State Capitol, Governor Greg Gianforte today emphasized the importance of delivering permanent meaningful tax relief to Montanans this year and… Read moreMontanans sent us here to get things done

RAY — It was quite a birthday for Naudia Watterud on March 25 when she learned that her request for a statewide proclamation was passed.  Read moreA special awareness

WILLISTON — A total of $3.2 million in federal grants for substance-use treatment and mental health programs has been cut, affecting a number of agencies across the state, including ConnectUs … Read moreConnectUs sees some cuts

It was business as usual for the Williams County Board of Commissioners at their regular meeting Tuesday, April 1. Read moreWilliams County approves two met towers, housing incentive program

The University of Tennessee, Knoxville, is excited to share that Williston native Lauren Urbi has been accepted to CLS Spark, an initiative of the Critical Language Scholarship program that pr… Read moreUrbi accepted to CLS Spark at University of Tennessee

WATFORD CITY — The North Dakota Bureau of Criminal Investigation is investigating an officer-involved shooting which occurred Monday evening (March 31), just south of here.  Read moreMan dies in officer-involved shooting

WILLISTON — A couple have filed separate pleas of not guilty in relation to a shooting that took place in the city in February. Read moreLangveds file not guilty pleas

WILLISTON — Williston High School band director John Bisbee does a little bit of everything in town. Read moreCreating lifelong musicians