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The Theodore Roosevelt Presidential Library in Medora could receive up to $50 million in federal grants and an official artifact designation by a bill authored by North Dakota U.S. Sen. John Hoeven.
Construction of the Military Gallery at the North Dakota Heritage Center in Bismarck is paused through at least July 31 due to insufficient private fundraising, the State Historical Society announced Friday.
Members of Congress rarely agree on anything, but North Dakota Sen. Kevin Cramer, a Republican, and New York Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand, a Democrat, agreed the new Theodore Roosevelt Presidential Library in Med...
The leaders of North Dakota’s government for the last 34 years made history Friday by gathering in Medora to celebrate the opening of the Theodore Roosevelt Presidential Library.
MEDORA – The Theodore Roosevelt Presidential Library unveiled a medicinal garden, developed by a Native American artist, during a private ceremony Friday evening to mark a renewed commitment to a partnersh...
Invitation-only Benefactor Day features state leaders, founding supporters and early access to the library ahead of Saturday's public opening.
In preparation of the council's 60th anniversary in 2027, residents are asked to submit public art to be included in a statewide map.
You wouldn’t wait until after the opening weekend of pheasant season to brush up on firearm safety. You take hunter education before you hunt. You check your firearm, review the rules and head into the fie...
Father Michael Goldade was consecrated as a bishop on Wednesday by an ultraconservative Catholic splinter group in Switzerland, despite warnings from the Vatican.
North Dakota’s state geologist is quietly one of the most important energy officials in state government.
Attorneys challenging the state’s ban on gender-affirming healthcare for minors told the North Dakota Supreme Court that the law will keep life-saving care from adolescents who need it.
Increased patrols will target speeding and other dangerous driving behaviors during the busy summer travel season ahead of the Fourth of July holiday.
North Dakota couldn’t ask for a better kick off to the opening of the new Theodore Roosevelt Presidential Library in Medora than the national attention to be
Attorneys argued whether the criminalization of sex-reassignment surgeries and medications should be reversed. A number of groups have filed briefs of support in the case.
Military aircraft landed in Bismarck and federal personnel descended on Medora over the weekend ahead of President Donald Trump
Spore, a 17-month-old German wirehaired pointer, is helping a company detect hidden mold in homes.
North Dakota Senate Majority Leader David Hogue, R-Minot, announced a new committee Thursday to develop legislative expertise on artificial intelligence and data centers ahead of the 2027 legislative session.
The North Dakota Supreme Court on Thursday found a term limits ballot measure advanced by state lawmakers to be unconstitutional and directed the secretary of state to not place it on the November ballot.
North Dakota lawmakers on Thursday announced a new interim committee that will study data centers and artificial intelligence ahead of the 2027 legislative session. Senate Majority Leader David Hogue said th...
The North Dakota State Board of Higher Education on Tuesday named Lisa Karch as interim president of the North Dakota State College of Science.
North Dakota faces important questions about how we approach major infrastructure projects. We should demand transparency, genuine local input, and skepticism of proposals that don't serve our communities.
Historians, political figures, business leaders and authors will highlight an opening week lecture series for the Theodore Roosevelt Presidential Library, with plans to make western North Dakota a destinatio...
North Dakota State have locked up the leaders of their basketball programs for the foreseeable future.
North Dakota will receive $205,000, while Minnesota will receive $378,000 as part of the fiscal year 2026 allotments.