McKenzie County

How often do you actually check your smoke detector? Do you do it when we move the clocks? Do you do it in October for Fire Prevention Week? McKenzie County is about to host an interesting event that will draw all eyes to those smoke detectors...

Thinking of getting inked in Williston, ND? Learn everything you need to know about tattoo safety, choosing the right artist, and proper aftercare to ensure a great experience.

The allure of off-grid living is growing as more people look to escape the daily grind and embrace a simpler, more self-sufficient lifestyle. Flathead Valley, Montana, known for its rugged beauty, offers ample land suitable for homesteading and self-sufficient living...

The Williston Fire Department (WFD) recently responded to a critical incident involving a single tractor-trailer rollover carrying hazardous material. Dispatched to the area of 146th Avenue NW and 38th Street NW in McKenzie County, the WFD, alongside other emergency services, sprang into action...

Rev your engines and mark your calendars because the McKenzie County Ag Expo is hosting the thrilling Bakken Shootout, an adrenaline-pumping indoor race event that promises high-speed action on a track like no other! The Indoor track will be 206 feet long and 113 feet wide plus banking...

The Small Business Development Center (SBDC) and Williston Economic Development (WED) conducted their annual awards banquet at the Old Armory this past Friday

Governor Doug Burgum has appointed Charles “Chas” Neff Jr. to a judgeship in the Northwest Judicial District.

A GoFundMe has been set up to help to help the family of a 6-year-old boy who was killed in Watford City in a tragic accident when he was struck by a vehicle while riding his bicycle.

The first major discovery of petroleum in North Dakota was back in 1951. Petroleum was discovered in a wheat field on the Clarence Iverson farm near Tioga in Williams County. This first oil-producing well was called Clarence Iverson No. 1. ...

A week in to the 68th North Dakota and out locally elected officials have added their name to a significant amount of bills and resolutions. Here is an update as to what they have been up to. Freshman District 23 Senator Todd Beard In his first term in office, Senator Beard was named to committee memberships of: Education, Energy and Natural Resources, as well as chairing the Correction and Revisi