Latest developments and urgent updates from Bismarck
A new Intel–Tata agreement in India points to more resilient chip supply and faster AI‑capable PCs—developments with practical implications for Bowling Green’s manufacturers, campuses, and startups.
From campaign promises to drones and armored vehicles, how tactics evolved — and what the rules mean for Bismarck residents and agencies.
Kentucky State Police confirm one dead and multiple injured in a campus shooting as the governor deploys state support; investigators work to verify details and stabilize the scene.
A powerful offshore quake near Japan triggered tsunami advisories; while no U.S. threat is posted, Bismarck experts are watching science updates and supply-chain signals.
The justices will test how far presidential control reaches into the independent FTC—an answer that could reshape oversight from antitrust to privacy, with real implications for Bowling Green businesses and consumers.
A surprise injunction resets the legal boundaries for domestic Guard missions—and raises questions for states and families with troops on call.
Security, travel, and host-city logistics headline a White House planning session as the 2026 World Cup approaches—here’s how it connects back to Bowling Green and WKU.
A tongue-in-cheek timestamp from a local tech account sparked laughs across WKU and downtown—and a quick reminder to separate memes from markets.
Midday crash outside Bismarck’s federal courthouse paused traffic; officials say the driver stayed on scene as medics responded. The pedestrian’s condition is unknown.
The former president’s renewed defense of Mohammed bin Salman revives a long‑running fault line between U.S. strategic interests and human‑rights accountability—with ripples for oil prices and policy debates.
Multiple men allege years of misconduct by a high‑ranking officer in the Bismarck‑Mandan area—and say many knew. Records requests are pending as authorities review.
A Native-led nonprofit unveils a multi-million-dollar cultural hub in Bismarck—envisioned as North Dakota’s largest Indigenous community space for learning and healing.