Interview with singer/songwriter Bruce Blackman, the musician behind the 1976 hit Moonlight Feels Right, heard in Season 4.

When the Zick's are found tragically murdered outside the town of Zeeland, the investigation into their deaths begins as the shocked community locks their doors for the first time.

An updated interview with Peter Hicks, singer and songwriter of the band Sleepy Driver, about his collaboration with Dakota Spotlight, his music and background.

On a July Sunday morning in 1976, when two local residents fail to show up to church, the sleepy town of Zeeland, North Dakota joins forces with the local Sheriff to figure out what happened to them.

Announcing exciting changes for the show and the listeners

In this episode, Chad Isaak's mother and two of his sisters break their silence after four and a half years. Who was Chad? As a child? As a grown man? What warning signs did they see? Also in this epi

A preview of what's still to come in The Mandan Murders and a Thanksgiving greeting from host James Wolner. For a limited time, you can get 50 percent off an annual news subscription at To read and s

In this episode, a closer look at two of the four killed at RJR, Adam Fuehrer and Robert Fakler. Interviews with Adam's wife, sister, brother-in-law and stepmom. Also, Robert Fakler's wife and daught

In this episode, who were Bill and Lois Cobb? Friends and loved-ones of the Cobbs share their memories of Bill and Lois; we learn about their childhoods, their personalities, interests and more. Bill

This week we take a bit of a departure from the usual style of Dakota Spotlight as we listen in on the audio from the entire first interview and interrogation that Special Agent Joe Arens conducted w