Lauren Gregor, 19, Hankinson, is battling one of the hardest fights.

Gregor was diagnosed with Stage II Hodgkin's lymphoma in December 2021. According to Gregor and her family, the two and only really significant initial signs were itching and a lingering cough. Gregor’s Stage II cancer was described as a “bulky” Stage II, meaning there were no cancer cells below her diaphragm. Before her diagnosis, however, Gregor went months undiagnosed and became very sick.

“I was essentially watching my baby die and there was nothing I could do about it and no information being shared,” said Sara Krump, Gregor’s mother.

BISMARCK, N.D. (KFYR) - Finding strength in a challenging life event can be hard.

12-year-old Zahra Storseth is living with Bethlem Myopathy, scoliosis and restrictive lung disease, but she still finds joy during difficult times.

On Monday, Storseth had her wish come true after school.

She’s dreamed of being a YouTube star since she was two years old.

Jozie Kiecker was diagnosed with a congenital heart defect after she was born.

Make-A-Wish North Dakota relies heavily on there many “Valued Volunteers.” Last January’s volunteer of the month, Amy Cookman talked about her experiences with Make A Wish ND and how it’s changed her life.

The work that Dr. Grant Syverson of Sanford Health has done with Make-A-Wish has earned him a North Dakota humanitarian award.

"GMA" teams up with Disney and the Make-A-Wish foundation to celebrate the power of 100 wishes by surprising Cambree with a fourth birthday celebration at Mickey’s Very Merry Christmas Party.

The Roughrider Ink & Iron Expo (RIIE) is set to celebrate its 10th anniversary in 2024. The annual event is a celebration of tattoo art and motorcycle building, and it brings together artists and enthusiasts from across the country.

One of the key features of the event is its commitment to giving back to the community. A portion of ticket sales and auction proceeds will be donated to Make-A-Wish® North Dakota, a charity that helps to grant the wishes of children with life-threatening medical conditions.

BISMARCK, ND (KXNET) — Make-A-Wish North Dakota is getting ready for their World of Wishes Gala happening Friday, January 19th at the BSC National Energy Center. Regional Director Amanda Godfread said, “It is a tearful night, it’s a joyful night, it’s kind of an emotional rollercoaster maybe, but in the best way.”

A beautiful school teaming up tomorrow along with Make-A-Wish North Dakota

I say beautiful in every way - location, and people who work and attend school there. Tomorrow both UMary Men and Women's basketball teams have home games scheduled - obviously, they won't play at the SAME time - even better. You see the Marauders want to come out ahead on the scoreboard, but the points won't matter in the long run - helping raise money to help MAKE A WISH come true is the real victory.