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Even with breathtaking landscapes, some North Dakotans are feeling a bit defensive about the recent survey that calls out their local buildings.

From rusty tools to bikes (so many bikes), this is a look inside the everyday 1980s garage.

Bismarck is turning heads as the most affordable place to rent in the U.S., while other cities are feeling the pinch. Let’s unpack the numbers.

(PHOTOS) Some big names are coming to these North Dakota casinos this spring and summer.

The Motor City Madman currently has 18 dates lined up for the summer.

They'll alternate between headlining dates and opening for Blackberry Smoke.

The thrash legends retired from touring but have played special one-off shows in recent years.

He'll be on tour for much of June and July.

Former Talking Heads frontman just released his first new LP since 2018's 'American Utopia.'

Nearly two dozen concerts added to summer schedule.

The "Purple Rain" singer was just 57 years old.

He played on a huge Roy Orbison hit, one of Bob Dylan's most famous albums and Dolly Parton's signature song.

What will this weather pattern mean for our North Dakota summer, fall, and winter?

Following 2023's reflective 'But Here We Are,' Dave Grohl and band plug in and get loud for their 12th LP.

Wives, Steve Perry's mother, two bandmates, an agreed-upon LP title, and even the tapes themselves were lost along the way.

Over 100 previously unheard Prince songs have been released since his 2016 death. Here's the cream of the crop.

Here's your chance to grab copies of the updated edition, which features rarities and previously unreleased live recordings.

Some people may have a serious problem with this

As the weather warms up, there's nothing quite like a creative twist on the classic hot dog. One local spot is taking it to the next level.

(PHOTOS-VIDEOS) From the Tigirlily Gold Jamestown, ND show.

The new wave revival is in full swing on the 2026 concert circuit.

With warm weather on the horizon, there's no better way to celebrate than with a scoop from that nostalgic ice cream stand on Broadway.

The band add yet another unexpected song to their marathon live shows.

It was 1959, and the future Rock & Roll Hall of Famer was just 13 years old.

Just about the same pattern as last week, warm to cold with showers to snow.

UCR is pleased to premiere the track, which comes from Nuclear Messiah, the all-star project featuring former Megadeth guitarist Chris Poland.

Marijuana and rock music have a long history together.

They performed a special cover for the Eagles rocker, who was sitting in the crowd.

The synth legend also tells UCR about working with Jerry Garcia and Bob Weir.