The Bismarck Tribune

The Bismarck Tribune is a daily newspaper based in Bismarck, North Dakota. Established in 1873, it serves as the main daily news source for the south-central and southwest regions of North Dakota. The paper has an average daily circulation of 31,081 on Sundays and 27,620 during the week. A significant figure in its history is Mark H. Kellogg, who was both a cofounder and a reporter for the publication.

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Seller’s to-do list

1 day ago | bismarcktribune.com | Mia Taylor

Before putting your home on the market, it’s important to make it look its best for prospective buyers. Getting a home in show-ready shape might involve decluttering the interiors, sprucing up the curb appeal and investing in key repairs around the residence. But don’t get carried away. Pouring too much money into the home can be a losing investment: It won’t substantially improve your sale price, leaving you out-of-pocket for unnecessary expenses.
Bismarck man accused of vehicle, service dog theft rejects deal, asks for new attorney

2 days ago | bismarcktribune.com | Brad Nygaard

A Bismarck man accused of stealing a Burleigh County woman's vehicle and emotional support dog rejected a plea agreement and asked to change attorneys on Monday. Liberty Briley, who was previously identified by authorities as being from Wilton, was charged with theft of property between $10,000-$50,000 and unauthorized use of a vehicle after an incident that started in Wilton in early March. The theft charge carries up to 10 years in prison; the latter, up to nearly a year in jail.
Bismarck officer who fatally shot woman in parking lot won’t face charges

2 days ago | bismarcktribune.com | Brad Nygaard

A Bismarck police officer who shot and killed a 53-year-old woman on March 7 when she allegedly struck him with her vehicle will not face any charges, according to Burleigh County State's Attorney Julie Lawyer. Lawyer's determination, released Monday afternoon, follows a review conducted by the North Dakota Bureau of Criminal Investigation.
Karlie Samuelson finally gets Wi-Fi, finds out she’s a member of the Lynx

2 days ago | bismarcktribune.com | Kent Youngblood

Her season in Europe over, Karlie Samuelson was making her way from Madrid to North Carolina last Monday. She had just finished playing — along with Lynx starter Bridget Carleton — in the EuroBasketball Final Six for CBK Mersin, which won the tournament. It was a long flight on which, unfortunately, the Wi-Fi didn’t work. So she didn’t know she’d just been traded to the Lynx. “It was probably the first time the Wi-Fi on the plane didn’t work, which is funny,” Samuelson said via Zoom on Thursday.
Mandan massage business owner pleads not guilty in prostitution case

2 days ago | bismarcktribune.com | Brad Nygaard

A 70-year-old man who owns a Mandan massage business alleged to promote prostitution and employ unlicensed workers pleaded not guilty Monday. Wiemin Peng, of New York, faces up to five years in prison if convicted of the felony charge of promoting prostitution and up to 30 days in jail on the other charge. During Peng's preliminary hearing, Mandan Police Detective Dylan McAlexander testified about an investigation into activities at Relax Body Work at 211 W.
Minnesota Twins swept by Atlanta Braves with 6-2 loss, drop to 7-15 on the season

3 days ago | bismarcktribune.com | Phil Miller

ATLANTA - Now that they’ve provided the Braves with three days of season-changing rejuvenation, the Twins could use some emergency resuscitation of their own. Hello, White Sox. Yes, after crawling out of Truist Park with a discouraging three-game sweep by the Braves — Sunday’s never-in-doubt 6-2 loss was the door slamming in their face — the Twins must rely on the ineptitude of their 5-16 AL Central brethren to rescue them from the 7-15 quagmire they find themselves in. It’s worked before.
Deportation Error El Salvador

5 days ago | bismarcktribune.com | Jose Luis Magana

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Mandan man sentenced to probation in fentanyl case

6 days ago | bismarcktribune.com | Brad Nygaard

A Mandan man who pleaded guilty to a felony drug charge was sentenced to two years of probation under a binding plea agreement. Gaige Allard, 32, pleaded guilty on April 10 to one count of possession with intent to manufacture or deliver a controlled substance, fentanyl, which carries up to 10 years in prison. He had previously pleaded not guilty. The change of plea was made pursuant to a binding plea agreement reached by prosecutors and Allard's defense attorney Kyle Weinberg.
Former Fargo-Moorhead bar owner gets more than 15 years for leading massive cocaine ring

6 days ago | bismarcktribune.com | Wendy Reuer

Despite his attorney's request for leniency due to "end-stage organ diseases," Barrett Prody, the former metro area bar owner, was sentenced Monday to more than 15 years in federal prison for leading a cocaine ring that spanned three states and two countries. Prody, 52, is the former owner of JT Cigarro’s in Fargo and O’Leary’s Irish Pub in Moorhead. He was also known to be a friend of former felon and NFL player O.J. Simpson.
Interior Secretary Doug Burgum lists downtown Fargo condo for almost $2M

6 days ago | bismarcktribune.com | April Baumgarten

North Dakota's former governor is selling his downtown Fargo condo just months after joining President Donald Trump’s administration. Last week, Interior Secretary Doug Burgum listed the three-bedroom, four-bathroom penthouse at 300 Broadway N. for $1.945 million. The 3,201-square-foot condo is inside a downtown building with Burgum’s name on it. The property is two condos combined into one, according to the listing.