The Williston City Commission awarded nearly $700,000 in incentives to help local businesses expand and grow.
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The Williston Fire Department recognized six people on their recent promotions on Friday, April 16.
The Jerry Zunich / Sjon Zunich / JR Johnson Agency of Williston is one of nine Farmers Union Insurance agencies in the state to achieve “Premi…
Despite the recent commodity price rallies and ad hoc government payments to farmers across North Dakota, farmland values and rents have been …
It’s no secret energy production is crucial to North Dakota’s economy. As the state looks into the future, it is essential to understand how t…
Despite the recent commodity price rallies and ad hoc government payments to farmers across North Dakota, farmland values and rents have been reluctant to change.
Drought isn't a prevent plant condition, Walmart has a new pollinator policy, and American beef is the most sustainable in the world. Just a few things to know in agriculture this week.
With most of the state in extreme or severe drought based on the U.S. Drought Monitor, Gov. Doug Burgum has declared a statewide disaster, and the State Water Commission has reactivated the Drought Disaster Livestock Water Supply Project Assistance program.
With all of North Dakota in a drought and nearly half the state in severe drought, North Dakota State University Extension is going to be hosting live monthly webinars to assist ranchers in navigating this challenge.
The students at the Cutting Edge Dance Studio showed out at their most recent event and brought home some awards.
One student athlete shot a perfect score so far and numbers have increased this spring season for the Coyote Clay Target League.
Things will be back to normal for Williston High School athletics after winter-like weather forced game postponements and cancellations from April 12 through April 17.
The Williston State College softball and baseball teams will be hosting a series of double headers from April 18 through April 25.
The Williston State College hockey team got off to a good start in the American Collegiate Hockey Association Division II national tournament.
For the first time since 1998 the Williston High School boys track and field team defeated Dickinson and Minot in an outdoor meet.
Dawson Community College got the better of the Williston State College men’s basketball team. but not by much.
The season goes on for the Williston State College men’s basketball team.
A tough mix of wins and losses defined the end of the season for the Williston State College mens basketball team.
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.
Among the proposals floating around at the nation’s capitol right now for dealing with the nation’s orphaned well problem is one from U.S. Sen…
North Dakota’s top oil and gas regulator attributed a larger than expected drop in the state’s oil and natural gas production to the Texas ene…
A Dakota Access shut-in would likely mean a 400,000 barrel per day shut-in for North Dakota oil production at least temporarily, oil and gas r…
Arrow Midstream will pay $106,500 for two spills into tributaries of Lake Sakakawea that occurred on the Fort Berthold Reservation in September of 2019.
The Williston City Commission awarded nearly $700,000 in incentives to help local businesses expand and grow.
The Jerry Zunich / Sjon Zunich / JR Johnson Agency of Williston is one of nine Farmers Union Insurance agencies in the state to achieve “Premi…
Since 1951, Jerry’s Services has been serving Williston and the surrounding area. On April 9, the company celebrated 50 years as a family-owne…
Sanford Health’s Bismarck region President and CEO Dr. Michael LeBeau visited the future site of Sanford’s new clinic in Williston, and shared…
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- 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
- Whiting Oil and Gas files for Chapter 11, outlines plans to continue operations in North Dakota, Colorado
- WSC Casino night postponed
- Senior center closing for COVID-19 restrictions, meals, transportation will continue
- 35th annual Sport and Recreation show canceled after new CDC guidelines
By Nick Simonson Hunting and fishing license sales by the North Dakota Game and Fish Department (NDG&F) increased by more than 10 percent across the board in the most recent licensing year of Apr. 1 2020 to Mar. 31 2021. With the addition of approximately 5,000 firearms deer tags and about 800 spring turkey tags,...
By Nick Simonson I can’t tell you what I was reaching for in the boat when I set my rod down. Likely, in the chill of the start to an otherwise perfect Saturday, it was the blue coffee tumbler I had borrowed from my mom when meeting my brother and a buddy for a drift...
By Doug Leier With boat fishing season picking up and recreational boating just around the corner, we need to again focus on the role anglers and boaters play in reducing the impact of zebra mussels and other invasive species. Ben Holen, North Dakota Game and Fish Department aquatic nuisance species coordinator, answers some common ANS questions. Q: What can water recreationists...
The Williston Fire Department recognized six people on their recent promotions on Friday, April 16.
The North Dakota Attorney General has taken the unusual step of asking the state Supreme Court to rehear a case it recently sent back for a new trial.
Rain and snow have put a real damper on fires that were burning in Theodore Roosevelt National Park and the Little Missouri National Grasslands, but the rain has done something else, as well.
Sunday was a solemn anniversary and the weather turned suitably dour.
Meet Ashley Oyloe, the Events and Convention Services Coordinator at the…
The Williston Herald held its second annual 20 Under 40 banquet on Frida…
LIVE VIDEO STREAM: Second Candidate Forum
On September 24, 2018 Candidates for state senator and state representat…