The North Dakota Public Service Commission on Wednesday scheduled two public input sessions in early April for a proposed Montana-Dakota Utilities electric rate increase.
A majority of the North Dakota House got behind legislation to define milk as a mammal-derived product, but lawmakers looking to preserve lactose alternatives strayed from the herd.
A high-profile bill to limit the price of insulin for North Dakota public employees has survived its first major test.
Bismarck Public Schools superintendent candidate Brandt Dick points to artificial intelligence and teacher shortages as the biggest challenges for education in the next three to five years.
The North Dakota House has killed a bill that would have required residents to give their name, address and contact information to government agencies if they wanted to obtain public documents.
As U.S.-China relations cool amid trade disputes and espionage fears stoked by the Chinese spy balloon shot down off the Atlantic Coast, lawmakers in Congress and at least 11 statehouses are weighing legislation to further limit foreign ownership of farmland. The proposals were introduced ea…
Political leaders in heavily Republican North Dakota don't believe Democratic President Joe Biden did an effective job of promoting cooperation and common ground in his State of the Union address.
A judge has dismissed attempted murder charges to which a man pleaded guilty after he and attorneys in the case agreed the criteria for the charges did not exist.
North Dakota's sole food bank saw a 14% increase last year in the number of people served but a 22% decrease in the amount of food distributed.
Mandan High School senior Medora Ellingson is this week's MDU Resources Teen of the Week.
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Democratic Gov Tim Walz has signed a bill requiring Minnesota utilities to get 100% of their electricity from carbon-free sources by 2040. He told reporters Tuesday that he’s confident it will stand up against a threatened lawsuit from coal and gas producing North Dakota. Republican North Da…
The Burleigh County Commission has reconsidered its earlier rejection of a proposal to create a special committee with the city dedicated to improving communication.
The two chambers of the North Dakota Legislature have sent mixed messages to drivers this week: hit the gas and buckle up.
North Dakota lawmakers are again weighing bills that target vaccines, including one that would ban COVID-19 shots.
A newly elected North Dakota lawmaker is staying tight-lipped amid calls for him to apologize and retract comments he made last month alleging a high school football team assaulted a transgender student.
When West Fargo Police Officer Tim Brown suffered a heart attack on duty, the community rallied around him, but a state-run workers' compensation agency couldn't cover him during the recovery process.
COVID-19 deaths of North Dakota residents fell about 49% in 2022, to 305 people, according to provisional data.
Burleigh County commissioners are considering an ordinance that would require companies building hazardous liquid pipelines to submit emergency plans to local officials.
The North Dakota Industrial Commission voiced unanimous support Monday to move toward filing a lawsuit challenging Minnesota’s carbon-free electricity legislation, with North Dakota’s governor arguing the neighboring state is overreaching.
The North Dakota Senate on Monday passed a bill that would provide up to $25 million in snow removal grants for local governments, sending it to the House.
President Joe Biden has issued a disaster declaration for seven North Dakota counties in response to a record-setting early November blizzard.
Proposed changes to North Dakota's Renaissance Zone community development program cleared the state Senate on Monday, a bill in line with a plea from Gov. Doug Burgum to the Legislature last month.
Finalists for Bismarck Public Schools superintendent will begin the interview process this week.
North Dakota will receive nearly $425,000 in a multistate settlement with the cryptocurrency platform Nexo Capital Inc., which was accused of selling unregistered securities.
A Bismarck man faces a felony child neglect charge after police say his young son ingested some of his marijuana gummies and required medical care.
Sen. Jeff Magrum and Reps. Ben Koppelman and Bernie Satrom have introduced the most bills in the 2023 Legislature.
Shane Johnson has always found the Garrison Dam Tailrace to be a "magical" place. One outing there in early January had a fairy tale ending.
The first look at the potential spring flooding season in North Dakota shows a low risk for major flooding around the state despite above-normal snowfall so far this winter.
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A Bismarck man pleaded guilty to stabbing a man and was sentenced to two years in prison on Wednesday, just a day after he pleaded not guilty to two felony charges.
A judge has dismissed charges against a Williston man who is accused of firing at police officers. A judge approved a motion made by the state to drop three charges against Eric Obregon but the charges could be reinstated. Obregon was accused of shooting at officers after they stopped his vehicle in December. Williams County State’s Attorney Jaakan Williams said other agencies are investigating the confrontation and want to wait until those investigations are concluded. Neither officer was hurt and they have returned to duty after investigators determined they followed procedure. Obregon was shot in the leg.
A federal judge has sentenced a Williston man to a year in prison for making threatening phone calls to U.S. Veterans Affairs employees.
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