North Dakota could receive a COVID-19 vaccine as soon as Dec. 14, the Department of Health announced Wednesday.
Local police are offering tips on how to keep delivered packages safe after two people were arrested for theft in Dickinson on Monday.
State regulators say a pipeline spill this week in McKenzie County caused 181,000 gallons of saltwater to leak, though the company responsible says it believes that estimate is too high.
Oneok seeks to expand the capacity of a natural gas liquids pipeline that connects to its Bear Creek gas processing plant near Halliday in Dun…
Century High School senior Hattie Fitterer said she has been playing volleyball since she could walk. Her team has placed second at state in 2…
A new poll found North Dakota parents are split on how to best teach children during the COVID-19 pandemic, as education administrators contin…
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