Williston robbery: Williston police are investigating a reported robbery at a local convenience store over the weekend.
Authorities say a young male with a ski mask over his face walked into a Kum & Go on Saturday night, saying he had a gun under his sweatshirt.
The man reportedly grabbed an undisclosed amount of cash from the register and fled on foot.
Ag conference: Farmers and agriculture industry officials are gathering in Williston for the Mon-Dak Ag Open.
It's the 12th year for the annual event. The goal is to promote agricultural development in northwest North Dakota.
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Tom Rolfstad with the Williston Department of Economic Development says the region has several strengths, particularly the availability of irrigation.
Events are scheduled through Thursday.
WWII plane returns: A restored World War II airplane is returning to its hangar in South St. Paul today after a five-year absence.
The red-tailed P-51C Mustang is named Tuskegee Airmen.
It went through a recent $1 million restoration. It had been restored once before and toured the air-show circuit for three years starting in July 2001.
Its crew told audiences about the Tuskegee Airmen, the first black fighter pilots to serve in the U.S. Army Air Corps during World War II.
The Red Tail Project's Mustang crashed at the Red Wing Air Show in May 2004, killing the project's leader, Don Hinz and destroying the airplane.
Farmers Market slated:Fruits and veggies will fill the state Capitol grounds in Bismarck.
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Tuesday is the fifth annual Farmers Market Day at the Capitol. Fresh, locally grown produce will be sold in the parking loop.
