Pigeons scattered and several hundred people watched Monday when a 450-foot section of a historic Missouri River bridge was blown up to make way for a new span.

The Air Force says it spent about $5.6 million in its efforts to recover an unarmed booster rocket for an intercontinental ballistic missile from a North Dakota ditch.

Laura Bush was welcomed to North Dakota on Thursday by children wearing red, white and blue sailor hats and a sign that said: “Your 50th state, the best for last.”

Farmers in the Dakotas are wrapping up one of the best spring wheat and winter wheat harvests in more than a decade with yields that industry officials describe as phenomenal in some areas.

A Minot Air Force Base officer accused of stealing a classified missile launch control device faces a hearing to determine whether he will face a court martial.

One of North Dakota’s most recognizable small family businesses is closing after nearly two decades of creating handmade products that drew national attention and served as a blueprint for farm-based companies.

Property rights advocates are squaring off with sportsmen and ranchers as the state Legislature decides whether to extend a ban on selling the right to hunt on property separately from the land itself.

A man accused of impersonating a lawyer in federal courts in at least 10 states has pleaded not guilty to two felony charges _ and won’t be representing himself at trial.

Corn is taking over wheat acres in much of the nation’s heartland.

North Dakota wants assurances that Minnesota officials are closely monitoring cattle and wild deer if the federal government agrees to ease requirements for bovine tuberculosis testing in much of that state.