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A North Dakota Highway Patrol trooper used a Taser to subdue a drunken driver. The agency says it was the first use of a stun gun by a trooper in the Dickinson region. The incident happened Wednesday night, after the trooper and a Billings Count

Legislators say they want to raise caps on the amount of state aid to oil-producing counties, to help the counties keep up roads and bridges. Under current law, the 16 counties in North Dakota that produce oil and gas share 6 million dollars in

An elementary school in Regent for students in grades five through eight is being closed, though the gym will stay open. The Mott-Regent School Board made that decision in a 4-3 vote this week, split along community lines. Board Chairwoman Heath

The pressure is on to find enough oil field workers and Senator Byron Dorgan hears about it... Good Afternoon, I'm Donnell Preskey... The lack of workers in the oil field could affect production in our state. North Dakota Senator Byron Dorgan says

Officials of Mott and Regent are facing decisions about the future of their schools. The Mott-Regent School Board is holding a special meeting tonight. Students in grades kindergarten through six now go to Mott and grades five through eigh

A World War Two Veteran finally gets the recognition he deserves. It's been 60 years since Laudie Hanel faught in World War II. And today Laudie is awarded a Bronz Star in Dickinson by Senator Byron Dorgan. Laudie's children then presented him with

The new interpretive center at the Chateau de Mores State Historic Site in Medora has had more than 2,000 visitors since it opened in April. The new 2 million dollar building has more space for exhibits, and nicer facilities. It's part of

It's a 16 million dollar project that will be a major draw for southwestern North Dakota. The Badlands Activities Center in Dickinson will be the new home to regional football games, track meets and more. Tom Gerhardt to gives you a