Active COVID-19 cases soared to a pandemic high in North Dakota on Saturday, increasing by more than 10% for a fourth straight day and reaching 11,991.
Influenza cases in North Dakota are on the rise this winter, after a relatively quiet flu season last year.
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A state district judge on Friday refused to delay the release of thousands of documents related to security during the construction in North Dakota of the heavily protested Dakota Access Pipeline.
Our weekly round-up of letters published in the Bismarck Tribune.
PIERRE, S.D. — South Dakota Gov. Kristi Noem on Friday unveiled a proposal to ban nearly all abortions, mimicking a Texas law that leaves enforcement up to private citizens through lawsuits instead of through prosecutors and criminal charges.
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North Dakota regulators have approved underground storage plans for the Project Tundra carbon capture effort in Oliver County northwest of Bismarck.
GRAND FORKS — The University of North Dakota plans to end its work on a policy for gender inclusion and has no plans to implement it.
The man sentenced to spend the rest of his life in prison for killing four people at a rental management business on The Strip in Mandan three years ago plans to appeal his conviction.
Active COVID-19 cases in North Dakota on Friday soared to 10,860, with the pandemic record set 14 months ago poised to fall as early as this weekend.
A Bismarck resident has claimed a $150,000 lottery prize from Wednesday's Powerball draw.
MINNEAPOLIS — Enbridge Energy said it has stopped the flow of spilled artesian groundwater that began a year ago when workers installing the Line 3 oil pipeline in northwestern Minnesota punctured an aquifer.
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Long-term care facilities in North Dakota are feeling the effects of the omicron wave of COVID-19, with hundreds of staff testing positive.
BISMARCK, N.D. (AP) — A group that represents North Dakota’s Roman Catholic bishops is opposing a proposed gender inclusion policy at the University of North Dakota.
One man is in custody and a warrant has been issued for another in connection with the theft last fall of drugs from the Glen Ullin Pharmacy that police said could be worth $160,000 on the street.
A judge has ruled that an attempted murder charge against a woman accused of rear-ending a motorcyclist at more than 100 mph can move to trial.
A Powerball ticket sold in Bismarck is worth $150,000 in Wednesday's drawing.
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Interest has picked up over the past year in locating data centers for cryptocurrency mining within North Dakota, including in Bismarck.
Newly confirmed cases of COVID-19 soared past 3,000 in North Dakota on Wednesday, as the state saw three pandemic records set.
Bismarck firefighters on Wednesday responded to a report of smoke coming from a two-story apartment that was under renovation.
A 27-year-old man faces four felony charges for allegedly threatening to kill a Mandan store employee and assaulting her with a Taser he took from her during the altercation.
The deadline to protest a Mandan trail project has been extended after a delay in mailing letters to inform residents of the protest deadline.