drought

Farmers and Ranchers are seeing the ground move again this year!

Extended drought conditions are likely to shut down the majority of Missouri River ramps.

You would think geographically Nebraska and North Dakota would be experiencing similar crop conditions this year. You'd be wrong.

North Dakota will not be getting the presidential disaster declaration it requested in August.

BISMARCK, N.D. – Gov. Doug Burgum this week requested a presidential major disaster declaration based on the "severe drought conditions" that continue to plague farmers, ranchers and other residents across much of North Dakota.

This week, hosts Kelsey Deckert and Dr. Tom Kalb from the Burleigh Extension talk about lawn and garden care during the drought.

They're finally using the "D" word - officially at least...

Trail closures are currently taking place at Theodore Roosevelt National Park due to fires in the South Unit of the park.

Drought-stricken North Dakota ranchers are getting assistance from a neighbor to the south.

Here's some good news to come out of the drought - the mosquito count is way down in the region!