A Health and Wellness Fair at Williston State College (WSC) on Tuesday welcomed community members to donate blood, learn about trending health issues and get tested for sexually transmitted infections (STIs.)
Eric Gill
Journalist
A Health and Wellness Fair at Williston State College (WSC) on Tuesday welcomed community members to donate blood, learn about trending health issues and get tested for sexually transmitted infections (STIs.)
Eric Gill
Journalist
- Williston State College nursing students' annual education fair
- Holiday railroad strike possible as unions reject tentative contract
- What's the effect of Russian oil price cap, ban?
- Oil permits approved
- Weather forecast looks dry for the MonDak Plains on Thanksgiving
- Williams County landfill close to accepting radioactive oilfield waste
- Gratitude for our beautiful world
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Williston bar brawl leads police on foot chase
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Fireworks and more will ring in the holiday season this weekend in Fairview
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Canadian flag upsets some Williston residents
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Williston Harley-Davidson dealership set to close
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Attempted murder suspect released on $1M bond
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Williston Basin CTE Center and Del Easton Alternative School to break ground Spring 2023
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Deckin’ the halls in the MonDak
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Athlete of the Week: Ivan Askim
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The marathon of success
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City announces Interim City Administrator, Tuan leaving
Dr. Ravindra Joshi performed the first minimally invasive bunion procedure on October 10 using the miniBunion™ Minimally Invasive System desig…
A panel that recommends nominees for North Dakota’s Supreme Court is accepting applications for a retiring justice’s seat.
The North Dakota Attorney General’s Office said Monday that a judge did not use a “rational mental process” when he determined there was a “su…
Eating turkey and stuffing doesn’t have to leave you feeling like a stuffed turkey. Some simple tips can leave you satisfied with the feast wi…
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With Thanksgiving over, now shoppers are thinking Christmas. Black Friday shopping kicks off the holiday push for many retailers.
After some Williston residents complained about flying the Canadian flag next to the American flag on dual poles at Doc Holliday’s Roadhouse o…
Eric Gill
Journalist
Black Magic Harley-Davidson, the popular authorized HD dealer in Williston, is closing effective Dec. 31, 2022.
Eric Gill
Journalist
It sounds like a scene out of an old Western. In 1906, W.S. “Bill” Davidson, Sr., arrived in Williston by train and walked up Main Street to h…
On Sunday, a Williston man was arrested and charged with attempted murder and aggravated assault after law enforcement responded to CHI St. Alexius Health Williston to two victims who had lacerations from a knife. The suspect, Casey Wayne Heller, posted a $1 million cash bond on Monday and w…
Maddie Davis
Managing Editor
K-9 Officers from departments throughout the region were in Williston recently, taking part in monthly training to continue improving their skills.
The search ends for 51-year-old attempted murder suspect Leonard Barton Higdon, Jr. after his body was found by law enforcement. The North Dakota Medical Examiner’s office deemed the cause of death suicide.
Maddie Davis
Managing Editor
On Oct. 31, the Williston Police Department responded to a report of stabbing. When arriving on scene, officers identified a female victim.
Maddie Davis
Managing Editor
Angus enthusiasts from across the country, toured through Southwestern North Dakota recently, on the Fall Angus Tour hosted by the North Dakota Angus Association (NDAA). People from twelve states came together September 17th through 19th in Dickinson and set out to view the areas Angus cattl…
A rancher from Beach, Rodney Brown, was recently named Honorary Inspector by the North Dakota Stockmen’s Association (NDSA) after his 44 years of service as a brand inspector. These awards are given annually at the NDSA convention held this year in Bismarck on Sept. 24.
Natasha Vena
Journalist
The NDSU Extension Center hosted another Fall Weed Forum with some innovative additions brought to this year’s conference.
Natasha Vena
Journalist
After meeting at the NDSU dryland crop tour in July, the Williston Herald was offered an opportunity to tour the Leonardite Products mine in Williams County, one of the few places in the United States known for the raw material.
The Fairview Warriors traveled to Joliet on Nov. 5 and came out with a 50-12 victory, securing their spot in the 8-man football semi-finals.
Maddie Davis
Managing Editor
Hello! I am Brendan Saunders, the new sports reporter here at the Williston Herald. I am so excited about joining the community and getting started doing what I love!
Brendan Saunders
Journalist
Williston High School finished their regular season at home on Friday. Sitting at 2-6 for the season before the game, the Coyotes looked to go into the playoffs with momentum against the sixth place Minot Magicians.
Brendan Saunders
Journalist
North Dakota State University will induct seven individuals into the Bison Athletic Hall of Fame on Friday, Sept. 30. This year’s honorees will comprise the 50th annual class to be inducted.
The North Dakota Game and Fish Department will lift the Tuesday-Wednesday camping restriction on state wildlife management areas for the Labor Day holiday week.
A federal duck stamp is required for waterfowl hunters 16 and older beginning Sept. 1. Waterfowl includes ducks, geese, swans, mergansers and coots.
Whether you work in or with the energy sector in the Williston Basin, you know that it’s a constantly evolving landscape. Staying on top of it means constantly chasing that leading edge, and that’s what Energy Chaser is all about. We’ll keep you connected with what’s happening to the sector in the Bakken and beyond.
Keystone Xl’s $15 billion pipeline claim against the United State is all set to proceed. Prominent French arbitrator Alexis Mourre has been ta…
Bakken Energy’s proposed hydrogen hub has received an invitation from the U.S. Department Department of Energy’s Loan Programs Office to proce…
Harold Hamm has invested a very large chunk of change into North Dakota’s future, with the dedication of $10 million for what will forever mor…
North Dakota appears to have a second option for a hydrogen hub. The Clean Sustainable Energy authority has awarded $10 million for a front-en…
- Williams County man being held for murder
- Another blizzard is headed our way
- Snowmageddon closings
- Thousands lose power in Williston
- Herald delivery delayed
- Judge rules 'pore space' bill unconstitutional
- Police: Man arrested after standoff where he barricaded himself into home
- Police: 'Suspicious package' contained personal items, no danger to community
- Williston police respond to shooting Wednesday afternoon
- Police looking for person of interest after Friday evening shooting
By Mike Peluso I really don’t want to be talking about ice fishing yet, but Mother Nature definitely had other plans for us here in North Dakota. It is hard for me to believe we were open water fishing a week ago in 70 degree weather and now we have 2 feet of snow on...
By Nick Simonson Southeastern North Dakota finds itself in a familiar spot heading into an ice fishing season which may have been jumpstarted by cold conditions descending on the region in this second week of November. As hardwater sets up, ice anglers will likely find good fishing on the area’s major destinations and plenty of...
By Nick Simonson From across a golden field of fall CRP grasses, or bounding through the leafless November brush on a steep hillside, it’s easy to see the arching back-and-forth following a whitetail deer in full flight. Their name says it all and that white flag on their rear end typically does too. From the...
Country band Diamond Rio played a concert in Ray on Friday, Aug. 6
Johnny Holm performed Wednesday, June 23, at the Upper Missouri Valley Fair
Some footage shot Thursday, June 11, in northeastern Williston during a …
The Williston High School Jazz Band performing.