travel

New Transportation Security Administration guidelines have been set for Bismarck Municipal Airport due to an increase in travel.

A travel alert has been issued by the North Dakota Department of Transportation and the North Dakota Highway Patrol for several cities throughout the state, including Bismarck and surrounding areas.

Saturday morning's ice cover streets and highways made it difficult for traveling to get to New Years Eve destinations.

As of 6:45 a.m., a NO TRAVEL ADVISORY is still in effect for a majority of the state including Bismarck and surrounding areas.

Here we go again, with the threat of another snow storm for the weekend, and with the final days of Christmas shopping, the strong wind are causing a problem for drivers.

The road to grandma's house could be a dicey trip depending on where you're departing from and where you're traveling to. According to the AAA, one in three will hit the road this holiday season and that equates to over 100,000 million travelers on the roads on the US.

Traveling is slow going with additional snow being added to the 15-20 inches already fallen last week.

If you've been wanting winter to arrive with snow and colder weather, your wish will come true this coming week.

With the busiest travel weekend ahead, the US State Department has issued a global travel alert, citing "increased terrorist threats."

Typically, we are not really fans of these kinds of videos where people try to put police or other officials in their place and record their interactions with them. But this guy is just doing it right.