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North Dakota marks highest SNAP error rate in nearly 25 years
As of 2028 federal reimbursement to states for the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program is contingent on if their error rates are too high. North Dakota
North Dakota National Guard unit deploys to Fort Bragg
About 30 North Dakota National Guard soldiers have deployed to North Carolina to provide medical evacuation support for the Fort Bragg Army installation.
North Dakota Game and Fish opens wildlife photo contest
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Port: NDSU got a good one
NDSU President Marshall Stewart has a down-to-earth attitude that will fit in North Dakota just fine.
North Dakota's top college freshman classes: UND, followed by Bismarck State
In terms of headcount, BSC enrolled more students in its freshman class than NDSU, with an official headcount of 2,611 compared to 2,178 at NDSU. It didn't surpass UND, though, which had 2,949.
An adventurous spirit led him from the plains to life as a pilot, soldier and spy
North Dakota’s ‘first born son of the gods of chance,’ Hilaire du Berrier, lived for adventure, prayed for war, until caught by the Kempeitai in Shanghai during World War II.
Speaking out: Wrigley should stop blaming DOCR
North Dakota Attorney General Drew Wrigley recently released the 2025 state crime report. For the second year in a row, nearly all categories of crime decreased.
North Dakota Ukrainian Dance Association gears up for upcoming festival
NDUDA is hosting its North Dakota Ukrainian Festival on July 25 at Legacy Square.
North Dakota AI and Data Center Committee hears predictions for energy use increases
Capabilities of the nation's existing electrical grid were among the topics covered during the committee's first public meeting Wednesday, July 15.
Kolpack: Bison hit Vegas, hoping for better results than Virgil Hill
North Dakota State football getting its first look at the Mountain West Conference.
North Dakota horse rescue asks for community help
Pride and Joy Rescue says rising costs for hay, bedding and veterinary care have forced the organization to temporarily stop taking in new animals.
North Dakota hospital responds to birth-switch allegation
The Unity Medical Center in Grafton said it has found no evidence linking it to an alleged baby switch involving two men born in Grafton in 1988.
North Dakota tourism economic impact report estimates a $57 million loss in Canadian spending in 2025
International travel saw a 23.9% decrease in border crossings in 2025, but recent months could be pointing to the beginning of an uptick.
North Dakota could pay millions for high SNAP error rate
Nearly one in 10 approved Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program applications in North Dakota in 2025 had some kind of error.
North Dakota Republican leaders react to death of Graham
North Dakota Gov. Kelly Armstrong directed all government agencies to fly the U.S. and state flags at half-staff through sunset Thursday in remembrance of U.S. Rep. David Scott of Georgia.
North Dakota Gov. Armstrong calls for flags to fly at half staff to mark death of U.S. Sen. Graham
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North Dakota AI committee releases agenda for first meeting on Wednesday
The committee will hear presentations on how other states and the federal government are regulating AI, as well as the existing use of AI in North Dakota state government agencies
North Dakota Dem-NPL Party announces Mandan native will run in place of late Rep. Conmy
The North Dakota Democratic-NPL party announced Thursday that Mandan native Cara Cody-Braun will run in the place of the late Rep. Liz Conmy in District 11.
North Dakota Parks and Rec director takes position with Department of Corrections
North Dakota Parks and Recreation Department Director Cody Schulz moving to Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation.
Bison add two more pieces to 2026 football roster to up transfer total to 12 for this season
North Dakota State lost eight starters through the portal after the 2025 season.