Williams County

Ahh, summer in North Dakota—blue skies, warm breezes, maybe a barbecue or two. But just as you're about to take a big bite out of your grilled bratwurst… buzz buzz—the mosquitoes are ready to take a bite out of you. Luckily, Williams County is stepping up to the plate, going full force with its mosquito spraying efforts to keep those pesky biters at bay. Hats off to the h ...

Maintaining a lush, green lawn in North Dakota can be challenging due to the state's harsh climate and environmental conditions. However, with the right approach and care, residents can enjoy a beautiful lawn throughout the year. Here are some tips to achieve a perfect lawn in North Dakota...

Calling all helpful humans, lovers of livestock, and fans of fair fun — the UMV Fair in Williston is just around the corner, and the Williams County 4-H program needs a hand or two… or twenty. From goats to goats (did we mention goats?), the 4-H e ...

A recent copper theft has left the Williams County Sheriff's Office seeking help. A suspect caught on camera might be tied to more than one incident.

It pains me to write this because I’m a Ford fan through and through—but our job is to keep you informed and, more importantly, safe. Earlier this week, Ford issued a recall affecting approximately 270,000 vehicles across the United States. The Nation ...

The Band Day Parade and Tractor Supply store have been added to the list of measles exposure sites in North Dakota.

Williams County is taking a proactive approach to improve local transportation through its Roadway Safety Action Plan (RSAP), and community input is a key part of that mission. If you drive, bike, or walk on county roads, your feedback could help shape a safer future for everyone who travels throughout the region ...

After a lengthy standoff, a 36-year-old man is in custody. Fort Union to remain closed to the public on Wednesday as investigations continue.

Law enforcement is asking the public to stay clear of an area in the Buford Township as they investigate.

Boy, what a great weekend! The sun was out, the birds were chirping, and our local greenhouses were buzzing—and not just with bees. Gardeners from all corners of town were out with wagons full of green hopes and colorful dreams. I found myself in line, clutching a few plants like a proud new parent, and couldn’t help but overhear (and join!) a lively ...