State Sen. Jessica Unruh Bell has raised more than $120,000 in her primary reelection bid, among other North Dakota legislative candidates who have raised far more than average.
Secretary of State Al Jaeger has denied a move by group that wants to change the voter threshold for amending the state constitution. Jaeger said in a letter to the sponsoring committee Monday that nearly 6,000 of the signatures were invalid. The sponsoring committee last month delivered 910…
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North Dakota’s new clean energy board has doled out all of its loan funding and much of its grant money authorized by lawmakers, with the latest round of awards going to three carbon capture projects.
A Bismarck man faces criminal charges after allegedly firing shots at another man during a confrontation in an East Broadway mobile home park.
A panel that regulates North Dakota’s energy industry has voted to extend the deadline for proposals to build a natural gas pipeline from western North Dakota’s oil patch to the eastern part of the state. The three-member, all-Republican North Dakota Industrial Commission headed by Gov. Doug…
Bismarck police have identified the man who died Friday after being struck by a train as Seth Voegele, 33.
Ethics Commission Executive Director Dave Thiele plans to retire Aug. 1.
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When North Dakotans travel this weekend over the Memorial Day holiday, they will encounter high fuel prices and nearly as many people on the road and in the air as they did before the coronavirus pandemic hit.
Construction crews are preparing to begin work on a $2.3 million road project in southeast Mandan.
State officials are partnering with the Standing Rock Sioux Tribe on Tuesday to provide free non-driver photo identification cards that can be used for voting in this year's elections.
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Red state officials are coming out swinging against growing Wall Street efforts to consider environmental risk in investment decisions. Their target is “ESG,” which stands for environmental, social and governance. The principles call on investors to consider factors other than traditional fi…
Two teenage residents of the Dakota Boys and Girls Ranch in east Bismarck were arrested after allegedly setting fires inside the facility Sunday.
The economic outlook for North Dakota remains positive even as the national economy shows signs of entering a recession, according to the latest quarterly report from North Dakota State University.
A man died Friday after he was struck by a train west of downtown Bismarck.
The Bismarck Rural Fire Department extinguished a house fire northwest of Bismarck on Friday afternoon.
The Bismarck City Commission on Tuesday will a public hearing on a proposal that would add hate crimes to existing city ordinances.
No charges will be filed against the Hettinger County sheriff's deputy who fatally shot a man during an April disturbance at Mott-Regent Public School, the sheriff’s department said Friday.
Bismarck police are investigating the death of an 18-year-old Bismarck man whose body was found May 14 in an East Main Avenue automotive shop.
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The anticipated price of a new high school planned in Mandan has ballooned, but officials say the additional cost will not fall on taxpayers.
Another coronavirus mutant descended from the omicron variant is present in North Dakota.
University of North Dakota student Sadie Hanson will serve one year as the student representative on the State Board of Higher Education.
Drought diminishes in concern but flooding woes continue in North Dakota; millions in aid on its way
Nearly $1 billion in federal aid will soon be on its way to North Dakota farmers impacted by long-term drought.
Minnesota utility regulators have decided pipelines that carry carbon dioxide are hazardous and therefore subject to state approval. The decision by the Public Utilities Commission Thursday affects two multibillion-dollar CO2 pipelines proposed to cross Minnesota and carry waste from several…
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Gov. Doug Burgum's political spending is again targeting the seat of an influential North Dakota lawmaker.
North Dakota's Health Department on Thursday unveiled an online Alzheimer’s and Dementia Data Dashboard, providing a multitude of statistics and information on the state's plan to address the disorder.
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Street closures are planned on the Bismarck State College campus during the North Dakota State High School Track Meet at the MDU Resources Community Bowl.
Bismarck-Burleigh Public Health and the Bismarck Police Department are hosting a prescription drug "Take Back" event on Wednesday.
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