UPDATE: Top North Dakota legislative committee chooses bills for special session
A leading panel of North Dakota lawmakers met Monday to determine what bills will be introduced during September
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North Dakotans forced to elect city leaders via write in votes with no candidates on the ballot
Twenty-two mayors were elected via write-in votes because there were no candidates on the ballot during June
UPDATE: Attempted abduction case across international border now believed to be staged
The North Dakota Highway Patrol assisted Canadian law enforcement this past weekend in resolving an attempted abduction case that ultimately ended successfully in Minnesota with the victim recovered.
Armstrong declares drought disaster in North Dakota, announces $2 million in aid
The North Dakota State Water Commission voted Tuesday to activate a water assistance program for livestock producers following an executive order declaring a drought disaster for the state from Gov,
5 NBA Teams That Improved The MOST This Offseason
In this video we identify and discuss the five NBA teams that improved the most this offseason heading into the 2027 NBA season! 76ers, Heat and more discussed BUSINESS -
North Dakota Gov. Kelly Armstrong calls for cuts to agency budgets for 2027-29 biennium
North Dakota Gov. Kelly Armstrong told agencies Wednesday to tighten their belts next budget cycle to begin correcting a revenue-spending imbalance.
North Dakota's Prairie Public says CPB shutdown is not unexpected, just 'disappointing'
The Prairie Public building at 207 N. Fifth St. in downtown Fargo is pictured on Feb. 11.
Bill axing 20% of Prairie Public's funding passes Senate; ND delegation votes help passage
Prairie Public is in a precarious position as a bill is poised to pass with the help of North Dakota
Duck brood numbers up significantly in North Dakota; American marten trapping allowed in ND
Timely rains have boosted duck production in North Dakota for a second straight year, leading to a prediction of a higher fall duck flight.
One year after cuts devastated Prarie Public's funding, the company's trials are not over
Prairie Public lost state and federal funding last year. One year after the vote that removed the organization
‘Time is the enemy’: Oil industry faces uncertainty in what the Bakken’s next era will look like
It’s 2026 and farmers are still writing on a paper map to provide their planting information — what crops were planted in which fields and other details.
North Dakota legislative group hears testimony on kratom ahead of special session
A North Dakota legislative working group met to hear testimony on kratom Friday ahead of a Sept. 2 special session called by Gov. Kelly Armstrong to address a health crisis
August 6 recap: Bismarck news you may have missed today
Mercer County lifted its data center moratorium as its new industrial zoning ordinance came online Wednesday, but the County Commission faced a round of pushback from hundreds of county residents at its meet...
Bismarck man convicted of sex crime charges dating from 2014
A Bismarck man accused of sex crimes dating from 2014 was found guilty on Wednesday following a two day trial.
Bus passenger faces felony charges for possession of meth, fentanyl while armed
A man who arrived in Bismarck on Wednesday on a bus from Chicago is now in custody and facing charges related to possession of meth and fentanyl while armed.
Mandan releases updated draft of data center ordinance
The City of Mandan released the latest draft of its data center ordinance on Monday, which was revised in light public input received after a data center developer filed purchase
Bismarck man faces obscenity-related charges in Morton County involving underage girl
A Bismarck man who allegedly engaged in a pattern of grooming behaviors with an underage girl while at a Mandan recreational facility is facing a pair of felony charges.
Petition calls for Mercer County moratorium to remain; ordinance grievance hearing scheduled
A petition signed by hundreds of Mercer County residents was submitted to the Mercer County Commission at its meeting on Wednesday, calling on the county to reinstate its recently lifted
5 things to know: Mercer County faces renewed pushback over data center ordinance
Mercer County lifted its data center moratorium as its new industrial zoning ordinance came online Wednesday, but the County Commission faced a round of pushback from hundreds of county residents
Former ND Game and Fish director sentenced to probation in sex crime case
A former Mandan who lead North Dakota Game and Fish was ordered to serve two years of supervised probation after pleading guilty to a sex crime under a plea agreement.
New NCAA eligibility rules should help USC — and its No. 1 freshman class — flourish
LOS ANGELES — During his eight seasons as a head college football coach, Lincoln Riley often faced a frustrating conundrum when it came to playing freshmen: Were a handful of
Speaking out: The yes that is ours
Recently, I put my phone down and refused to open text messages for eight hours. I wanted to focus on the people and work in front of me without distraction,
Doug Leier: Summer safety on the water
I’ll never tire of stressing the importance of safety because hunting, fishing, and spending time outdoors is beneficial in multiple ways.
Mandan man charged with sex crime after investigation into events at in-home daycare
A Mandan man is in custody and charged with a sex crime after an investigation into events that reportedly took place at an in-home daycare facility run by his wife.