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A recent survey showed that North Dakotans want to limit the number of years state lawmakers serve, but it also showed they want lawmakers working more while in office.
The North Dakota Department of Health and Human Services suffered a security incident in late July resulting in protected health information being accessed, according to a Monday statement from HHS.
North Dakota farmers challenge federal rule, citing property rights and financial harm amid Trump nomination dispute.
The lawsuit by Capstone Classical Academy and a nonprofit legal firm was filed in June.
North Dakota State will have football games air on five different channels this fall.
Speeding citations have dropped 32% in areas where the speed limit increased from 75 to 80 mph, while crashes have increased in both 80 mph and lower-speed zones.
Throughout 2026, the ND250 Commission, administered by the State Historical Society of North Dakota, is leading the state’s commemoration of the 250th anniversary of the founding of the United States. Thro...
The North Dakota Highway Patrol says many traffic penalties have not increased in more than 50 years and recommends raising fines for aggressive driving.
Participants in a recent survey of more than 2,200 North Dakotans said they think technology access is important to supporting teaching and learning.
The state has seven more drilling rigs in operation in August than it had the month prior.
Members of an interim committee studying the feasibility of advanced nuclear energy said having early conversations with local communities could prepare the ground for future development.
Twenty-two mayors were elected via write-in votes because there were no candidates on the ballot during June
Human Services zone directors required eligibility employees for Economic Assistance to work eight to 12 extra hours a week on the backlog starting June 1, according to one email.
North Dakota Newspaper Association’s READ Local initiative puts local journalism in the spotlight as Medora also honors four standout history teachers.
The patrol announced their assistance to the Aug. 15 incident in a Facebook post.
Nearly 1,900 North Dakota families are on a waitlist for state childcare assistance.
North Dakota lawmakers have four proposals for restricting kratom and more than a dozen other potential topics for a special session beginning next month, according to draft legislation made public
North Dakota is part of a multistate $15.5 million settlement with one of the nation’s largest mortgage servicers.
North Dakota lawmakers heard testimony on the impact of artificial intelligence on children at a committee meeting Thursday and said it would "certainly" be a topic of the 2027 legislative
North Dakota state Sen. Tim Mathern, D-Fargo, announced Tuesday that he intends to bring forward two bills attempting to regulate the development of data centers for September
North Dakota's Hay Hotline has been activated to help out ranchers dealing with drought this summer.
North Dakota Gov. Kelly Armstrong told agencies Wednesday to tighten their belts next budget cycle to begin correcting a revenue-spending imbalance.
The Prairie Public building at 207 N. Fifth St. in downtown Fargo is pictured on Feb. 11.
The funds generated from the gaming operations at Rookies will play a critical role in the horse park’s financial goals, helping pay down special assessments and eventually funding a new, year-round buildi...