BISMARCK, ND (KXNET) — Here are the top stories that dominated the news during the past week, curated by the KX News digital staff: 1: Sanford Health to stop working with Humana Medicare Advantage in 2025. Starting January 1, Humana Medicare Advantage plans won't be working with Sanford Health as an in-network facility. This will affect more than 10,000 Midwesterners, including those who live in North Dakota. Officials say those who are affected are eligible for a Special Election Period so that they can choose a new Medicare Advantage plan or unenroll even if they just changed their plan. 2: Two from Steele injured in DUI crash near Napoleon. Two people were injured Wednesday evening in a one-vehicle rollover crash near Napoleon that ended up in a creek. 3: Driver loses control, hits multiple cars in crash near West Fargo. According to the North Dakota Highway Patrol, a 42-year-old from Fargo was driving a Ford F-150 pickup eastbound on I-94 near West Fargo, and lost control on an icy bridge deck. The vehicle spun and was hit by many other cars. 4: Montana group trying to restore passenger train service across North Dakota. Organizers with Big Sky Passenger Rail Authority have spent years talking about ways to restore the old North Coast Hiawatha line that ran from Chicago to Seattle until it was shut down in 1979. Within the last month, city leaders in Bismarck, Mandan, and Burleigh County have approved letters of support for the project. 5: North Dakota home to 3 of the most zen cities in U.S. A new study by Mission Connection ranked the top 150 zen cities in the United States based on information gathered from Google review scores, and North Dakota had three make the list: Bismarck, Fargo, and Medora. Close Thanks for signing up! Watch for us in your inbox. Subscribe Now Today's Top Stories SIGN UP NOW