James B. Miller, Jr.

A new study reveals Dickinson’s balance of high median incomes and lower living costs offers residents more financial freedom than larger North Dakota cities.

How a Dickinson student’s speeches on the U.S. Constitution are taking her to the next level in a national competition.

Revenues soared to 117% of projections, driven by robust tax collections and higher-than-anticipated utility payments.

Young athletes from across the region showcased their skills and resilience, aiming for a shot at state and national recognition in the annual Hoop Shoot competition.

Shawn Kessel, former Dickinson City Administrator, sees his state service end "unexpectedly" as the new gubernatorial administration takes office.

Dickinson city officials clash with recall petitioner in a fiery public meeting, pushing back on allegations of misconduct and urging resolution through formal channels.

The annual Give for Good Golf Tournament raised vital funds for local nonprofits, ensuring continued support for families, seniors, and youth in Dickinson.

Leadership changes come as construction advances toward the 2026 grand opening on the nation's 250th anniversary.

The council's priorities focus on addressing housing shortages, labor gaps, and infrastructure needs in southwest North Dakota.

An expensive political spectacle leaves Dickinson taxpayers footing the bill for empty promises and a one-man ballot.