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The classic rock legends have a busy fall schedule, but are already making plans for the new year.

Earlier this year, the Poison singer stepped away from the road after undergoing an emergency surgery.

Some very bad news for the deer population in North Dakota that is already struggling.

Check out the videos that helped seal the deal for 23-year-old John Torra.

Mandan school zones are getting a consistency update — here's the new limit.

Flo Rida's bringing his high-energy hits to Grand Forks this February, teaming up with country star Mitchell Tenpenny for something completely different.

There's two sides to every story, even when it comes to one of the closest songwriting partnerships in history.

A fenced off area in a very familiar spot in Lincoln, means something is up.

'Star Trek' icon discusses his first live performance of tracks from Metallica, Ozzy and Motorhead.

Queens of the Stone Age frontman looks back at the humbling experience.

Hagar wants future shows to feature more solo music - and possibly his long-shelved space opera.

These rock stars saw the future, decades before it arrived.

The Bismarck Event Center is on a roll when it comes to country shows!

A new Italian restaurant that already has locations in Minot and Grand Forks is reportedly opening up.

(PHOTOS) A look inside the NEW Papa's Pumpkin Patch in North Bismarck.

Yes previously canceled all touring plans so their guitarist could focus on recovery.

No more camping out in the waiting room. Sanford's new Reserve My Spot feature lets you hold your place before you arrive.

In an exclusive UCR premiere, the guitar legend sits down with Foreigner in Nashville to discuss his incredible career.

(VIDEO-PHOTO) A Josh Duhamel sighting at Target Field recently

North Dakota's roads are getting deadlier this year, and two highways keep showing up in the worst statistics.

The late guitarist's final concert in London with the classic rock legends is being released this fall.

It "wasn't on the list of calls I would expect to get" he tells us in a new interview.

This could happen anywhere, including right here in North Dakota, and especially along the Missouri River.

What's the rush?

Google listed the Piano Man as having passed on Sept. 17 – but his publicist confirms he’s still alive.

It's nothing like the finished product that ended up on 1965's 'Rubber Soul.'

"To me, he's doing a lot of stuff wrong for the legacy of Van Halen," declared Hagar.

Two Hollywood stars just rolled into town and grabbed dinner at a local favorite. Guess who made a surprise visit to Bismarck this week?

Overall, things look better for waterfowl hunters in North Dakota for 2026.