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Average Salary in Bismarck Falls Below National Levels
Bismarck’s average salary in 2025 is $68,429 — above the state average but below the U.S. figure. Lower living costs balance wages as locals weigh affordability.
9/23/2025
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Ukrainians in Bismarck Struggle With Immigration Delays
Ukrainians in Bismarck face delays in work permits and renewals under the U4U program, raising fears about jobs, stability, and the future of local families.
9/23/2025
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Major Hospital Expansions Boost Health Services in Bismarck
Bismarck hospitals are growing: Vibra is relocating and adding rehab beds; CHI St. Alexius and Sanford expand mental health and specialist services.
9/23/2025
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Rising Rent, Shifting Home Prices Shape Bismarck Housing Market
Bismarck rents rose 54% over a decade, but affordability remains steady as Mandan’s home prices dip. Local officials watch trends to balance growth and cost.
9/23/2025
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Belle Mehus Auditorium History Program Brings Stories to Life
The Bismarck Historical Society will host a special program this week highlighting the history and cultural legacy of the Belle Mehus Auditorium, one of the city’s most iconic landmarks.
9/22/2025
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Celebrate Bismarck-Mandan 2025 Honors Local Leaders
On September 25, Bismarck-Mandan will come together to honor local businesses and leaders at the annual Celebrate Bismarck-Mandan event hosted by the Chamber.
9/22/2025
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Bismarck Commission Finalizes 2026 City Budget
Bismarck’s City Commission has approved the 2026 budget, focusing on staffing and major capital projects to improve public services and support community growth.
9/22/2025
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BSC Hosts CyberCon2025 to Tackle Infrastructure Security
BSC will host CyberCon 2025 on Sept. 30–Oct. 1, focusing on critical infrastructure cybersecurity. Experts, students, and local leaders will join in Bismarck.
9/22/2025
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Bismarck Gas Prices Dip in September Amid Statewide Decline
Regular gas in Bismarck averages $2.96/gal in mid-September, down about $0.28 from last year; drivers still see small upticks week-to-week.
9/22/2025
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Bismarck Airport Completes Installation of Two New Jet Bridges
Bismarck’s municipal airport has replaced two aging jet bridges with climate-controlled apron-drive models at Gates 2 & 3, boosting comfort & efficiency.
9/22/2025
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Fatal Shooting of Charlie Kirk: What Bismarck Needs to Know
Charlie Kirk, co-founder of Turning Point USA, was fatally shot Sep 10 at Utah Valley University. Accused arrested. Local implications for Bismarck.
9/22/2025
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Bruins Edge Bobcats 5-4 in Season Opener
Bismarck Bobcats raised their championship banner but fell 5-4 to the Austin Bruins in the NAHL opener after giving up a 3-0 lead at home.
9/22/2025
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ND Unveils First Updated Tribal Textbook for Schools
North Dakota launches its first updated tribal textbook, bringing Native history and culture into classrooms statewide, with more editions on the way.
9/22/2025
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ND Expands Grain Storage Program for Bismarck Farmers
Bismarck farmers to gain from ND’s expanded Grain Storage Program, offering new financing for bins and rebuilds to boost Burleigh County agriculture.
9/22/2025
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Data Centers Help Balance ND’s Gas Growth Challenges
North Dakota’s oil industry is finding new opportunities to manage natural gas growth as data centers increasingly demand reliable power and energy resources.
9/22/2025
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ND Driver License Offices Closed Statewide for Training
North Dakota closes all Driver License offices, including Bismarck, for employee training. Residents face delays, with online services still available.
9/22/2025
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I-94 Bridge Demolition Brings Lane Reductions in Bismarck
The I-94 bridge near Exit 161 in Bismarck is being demolished, causing lane reductions until 2026. Drivers face detours, delays, and traffic adjustments.
9/22/2025
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Leaders to Tackle Healthcare, Climate at ND Policy Summit in Bismarck
The Greater North Dakota Chamber’s Policy Summit at Bismarck State College will bring together state leaders from both political parties on September 23 to discuss healthcare, climate change, and other key issues shaping North Dakota’s future.
9/22/2025
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9/22/2025