Property tax strain, wearable tech’s rise, a wrongful arrest case, and a deadly tiger attack: examining pressure points, innovation, and accountability.

Prairie Musicians returns for Season 18, showcasing Upper Midwest talent, while Prairie Plates explores Fargo’s food scene—from cheese boards to the rising tinned fish trend.

Insights on addiction, fentanyl, and drug policy from a former U.S. drug czar, plus the story of North Dakota’s first recorded spelling bee.

Watford City Mayor Phil Riely discusses infrastructure, growth and the city’s future beyond the Bakken boom. Plus, Dr. Bassim Kobrossy on advances in colorectal cancer care.

Oil royalty ruling could spark lawsuits, North Dakota explores a Roughrider Coin stablecoin, spring STEM programs at Gateway to Science, and Tech with Peck - the PC at 50

Watford City’s Mayor Phil Riely discusses the city’s path beyond the Bakken boom. Plus: St. Patrick’s Day at Fargo’s Blarney Stone & North Dakota’s push for sober rides.

A Fargo woman shares her unexpected colon cancer diagnosis; Tom Isern explores prairie fish fry history; plus robot beavers, urban FFA programs, and water recycling innovation.

North Dakota Teachers of the Year Sheila Peterson and Frannie Tunseth discuss student mental health, trauma-informed practices, and how schools help students feel seen and supported.

Tech With Peck untangles streaming TV, reporters update the $345M Greenpeace pipeline case, and scientists highlight the surprising ecological power of moss.

Frontier pinochle with the Knights of Leisure, pasta at Ziti’s for National Noodle Month, rising colon cancer in younger adults, and poetry from Colorado’s first Indigenous poet laureate.