When you think of haunted hotels, the first one that might come to mind is the Cecil Hotel in Los Angeles, California.

BILLINGS — Shawn Romo figured his Bainville football team would be competitive out east this year and have a shot at a 6-Man postseason berth. But a 7-1 overall record, a No. 1 playoff seed and the school’s first conference title in 77 years? Romo wasn’t sure, but he saw it come together in real time.

WILLISTON, N.D. (KUMV) - The traffic light on the Trenton turnoff west of Williston has been replaced with several different left turn lanes. This is called a “Reduced Conflict Intersection,” which officials say limits the number of severe crashes. The decision to modify the highway comes following a...

County Road 6 in Williams County has been reopened after yesterday's culvert repairs between 58th St NW and 57th St NW.

As Halloween draws near, it’s the perfect time to revisit the mystery of our “permanent resident” here at the station. It all started back in 2015 when our General Manager, Larry Timpe, received a surprising call from Trenton High School. Their senior class wanted to know if they could hunt for ghosts at our station for a debate project on—what else—whether ghosts are real.

Williston State College (WSC) is excited to announce a newly restructured scholarship program, aimed at providing students with increased flexibility and control over their education expenses. Recent updates to WSC’s scholarship offerings have prompted questions, and we are pleased to reassure the community that scholarships remain a core element of WSC’s commitment to affordability and accessibility in higher education.

BISMARCK, ND – The North Dakota Department of Transportation (NDDOT) and McKenzie County celebrated the completion of the U.S. Highway 85 four-lane project, from Watford City to the Long X Bridge, and adjacent shared-use path Friday, Oct. 25. Chad Orn, NDDOT deputy director for planning, State Senator Brad Bekkedahl,...

Our Daily Pledge of Allegiance on October 25 comes from Mr. Hellman's 4th grade at Stanley, ND.

In a move that promises to bolster the regional healthcare workforce, the Williston State College (WSC) Foundation has received a $20,000 grant from Pembina Pipeline Corporation to support the development of its new Healthcare Training Facility. This funding aims to address critical shortages of healthcare professionals across western North Dakota and northeastern Montana.