A year after the oil price dramatically collapsed, companies that provide everything from trucking to crane services in the Bakken have become leaner, learning how to adapt to survive.
Attorneys for a Minot cosmetologist and state government argued before the North Dakota Supreme Court over a Gov. Doug Burgum pandemic executive order.
Anywhere from 30 to 100 dead cattle were believed to be floating in the Missouri River on Monday, according to state Department of Environmental Quality spokeswoman Jennifer Skjod.
The deputy director of the Center for Health Policy at the University of Nebraska Medical Center is North Dakota's new state health officer.
Masks no longer will be required in the North Dakota House and Senate chambers.
North Dakota wildlife officials are asking fish aquarium owners to properly dispose of moss balls after invasive zebra mussels were found in s…
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Superintendent Jason Hornbacher met with a parent who asked the school board to address the harassment of LGBTQ students.
A man accusing of lying to investigators about the 2014 death of an oilfield worker in North Dakota pleaded guilty Monday in federal court.
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State-tribal law enforcement pacts are a step closer to being signed after the North Dakota Senate passed a related bill Monday.
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