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Fast food might feel like a cheap option, but in some states it's quietly taking a bigger bite out of people's budgets than most would expect.

From a barely-used horse trailer to vintage Mustang wheels, there's a pretty interesting mix of stuff up for grabs in the classifieds this week.

Someone out there has a photo of a North Dakota sunrise or a whitetail at dusk just sitting in a folder somewhere — this contest was made for that.

Cool June temperatures turned out to be a quiet game-changer for this year's walleye stocking season across North Dakota.

Motorcycles are harder to spot than most drivers realize — and one near-miss in Williston is bringing that conversation back to the surface.

Not every hunter who applied for a deer or elk license got one in the drawing. FWP is quietly working through a surplus list right now.

Water had to be shuttled in from the Love's Truck Stop area just to keep up with the fire burning north of Williston Thursday. That tells you something about the scale of this one.

North Dakota's wide-open spaces are stunning — but the weather out there doesn't always give you much warning. Here's what campers need to know before heading out.

Someone out east of Watford City is sitting on a piece of cycling history — an antique Hiawatha ladies bike with fresh tires and a price tag that's wide open.

Four units, six residents, one work crew — and a single ruptured gas line that changed everything on 4th Avenue West Wednesday afternoon.

There's a restored P-51 Mustang coming to Williston with a story that goes all the way back to the skies over China and Burma during World War II.

Edward Jones, LPL Financial, and Stifel have all paid out settlements to North Dakota this year. That's not nothing — and the story behind it is worth knowing.

From a 500-gallon propane tank to an antique Hiawatha ladies bicycle with new tires — the classifieds out here never disappoint.

Williston's got a new mayor and two fresh faces on the City Commission — and the assignments are already in, covering everything from the airport to the cemetery.