The Bakken

Highway 22 in Dickinson, described by some as 'Oil Bust Alley,' was recently given the spotlight treatment, courtesy of PBS NewsHour.

Oil prices and rig count weren't the only thing that was down this year in the North Dakota oil patch.

It was announced last week that ABC had given Don Johnson's Bakken-based drama 'Oil' the greenlight and now we have the show's first trailer.

A new Bakken-based TV show, starring and produced by 'Miami Vice' and 'Nash Bridges' star Don Johnson, will soon be making its way into your home, after ABC recently gave it the greenlight.

According to the Uniform Crime Report, released Tuesday, violent crime in North Dakota rose 7% in 2013, though murders and rapes were actually down from the previous year.

As many of you probably already know, height restrictions on bridges are put there for a reason. Mainly, to stop THIS from happening.

For the first time in years, the number of homeless residents in North Dakota has dropped 39% from 2013 to 2014.

On June 25th, the North Dakota Petroleum Council and its member companies will host an event in Tioga to celebrate the state's oil production reaching an average of 1 million barrels a day.

After 20 barrels of natural gas condensate spilled near a tributary of the Little Missouri River, regulators were on the hunt for the culprit. Turns out, it was just a cow.

Another month, another milestone, as oil production in the state of North Dakota hit 973,045 barrels a day in November of 2013, up 3% from the previous month.