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Story of the German veterans’ struggle to overcome politics with music will be shown in U.S. theaters after January debut in their home county.

Ozzy Osbourne has died, but his namesake traveling metal festival lives on.

Their storied career had several pivotal moments. This was one of them.

A more typical cooler weather pattern is coming our way as we get closer to the end of the month.

Pink Floyd's 'Animals' turns 50 in January, and a massive box set is coming out with unreleased live recordings and studio gems from 1977.

The Canadian legends' "Elevate From the Norm" concerts kick off in May in Sin City.

Bon Jovi just tacked on more stadium shows for 2027. Here's where you can catch them.

27 'The Greatest Show on Earth' dates have been announced so far.

Jeff Ament describes his drummer’s exit as a “f—ing sad moment.”

(VIDEO) We have a new moose on the loose in the Peace Garden State.

Collaboration with Z2 comics celebrates the 40th anniversary of their landmark album.

(PHOTOS-GALLERY) We look back at some of the stores that used to be a fixture at Kirkwood Plaza.

From Archie to the Fonz, these groundbreaking sitcoms ruled the ratings and rewrote the TV playbook.

For reasons we may never know, these folks simply didn't get the opportunity.

Key people behind 1986 classic tease plans to tell a new story that follows on from legend of Robert Johnson.

After a stroke in 2024 forced him to retire, Rod Argent recently made his return to the stage.

One of the men who made Medora what it is today has left this earth.

See where they're headed.

Winter is coming, and North Dakota's snowplows need some fresh names. Here's how you can get in on the fun.

The Deep Purple guitar legend will be back on stage starting in March.

Some much needed rainfall for drought stricken North Dakota.

He says the music still has to be art – and that not all artists have to be political.

Guitarist Rich Robinson looks back at their busy year, some of their cult albums and what's ahead in 2027.

(VIDEO) See what Josh Duhamel had to say about the political climate in his second favorite state.

(PHOTOS-GALLERY) Check out this luxury Airbnb now availabe in South Bismarck

The good, the bad and the ugly from one of glam metal's definitive bands.

He says the band has "so many reasons to keep playing."

Drain tile continues to make its way west in our state.

A longtime gathering spot for Bismarck conventions, weddings, and community events is saying goodbye after five decades.

The state maintains a public database letting North Dakotans search for registered sex offenders by town and neighborhood.