A former North Dakota lawmaker who lost his bid for reelection last year is back at the Legislature this year, hired for his expertise on water issues.
North Dakota's Tourism and Marketing Division plans to spend $3.1 million advertising the state this year with a new campaign called "Hello."
The state’s judges and Supreme Court justices are asking the state Legislature for salary increases they say are overdue.
Rural bankers in Midwest and Plains states expect strong farm economic conditions to continue, though fuel and fertilizer costs remain a concern with the spring planting season just a few months away, according to a regional survey.
An iconic Mandan bar that closed last year amid police concerns and a liquor license dispute likely will be reopening under new management, and possibly a new name.
A bill in North Dakota’s Legislature would provide a way around the state's corporate farming law, which supporters say would provide a needed boost to livestock production but detractors say opens the door to foreign and corporate ownership of farmland.
It’s that time of year. I find myself slowly sinking into the hibernation mode of the winter season. Winter officially feels like it is never ending. Colder temperatures. Gloomy days. More darkness. Never ending mounds of snow. All of these things contribute to the feeling that it’s time to …
It’s that time of year. I find myself slowly sinking into the hibernation mode of the winter season. Winter officially feels like it is never ending. Colder temperatures. Gloomy days. More darkness. Never ending mounds of snow. All of these things contribute to the feeling that it’s time to …
A bill to give law enforcement the ability to reach and prosecute dealers who provide drugs that cause a death met with almost no opposition during Monday testimony.
Proposed revisions to North Dakota's abortion laws cleared the state Senate on Tuesday.
The Mandan Public Schools Foundation for Education will award over $80,000 in scholarships.
A Fort Yates man was arrested on suspicion of drunken driving and driving under suspension after the vehicle he was driving rear-ended a Mandan police unit.
Twenty-six students from six Morton County schools competed in the 2023 Morton County Spelling Bee. The two students who will advance to the State Bee are champion Jared Christen, a eighth-grader, and Regan Lagasse, a seventh-grader, both from Mandan.
North Dakota's state ethics panel might not get everything it sought in a bill for tweaks to state government ethics laws.
The North Dakota House unanimously approved legislation on Tuesday that would require schools and governing bodies to give students and board members a chance to recite the Pledge of Allegiance.
ACTIVITIES
Medical marijuana patients aren't any closer to having edible products legally available after the North Dakota House of Representatives killed two bills on Tuesday.
Two people injured in a Mandan home explosion and fire are in a Minnesota hospital, and an effort is underway to help pay their medical expenses.
Friday, Feb. 3
The Mandan Horse and Saddle Club honored member contestants for 2022 season achievements at a celebration held Jan. 28 at the Mandan Eagles Club.
A judge has dismissed the charge filed against a man accused of pointing a knife at a Bismarck convenience store employee.
25 Years Ago – 1998
Boardings at North Dakota's eight commercial service airports in 2022 surpassed more than 1 million for the first time in three years.
Call it bipartisanship: As Rep. Todd Porter walked into the Capitol one day earlier this month, he spotted Sen. Kathy Hogan lying on the floor. She had just fallen while leaving for the day.
Most people just want to feel wanted.