Inauguration Day passed quietly in North Dakota's capital, with no large protests or rallies by supporters of former Republican President Dona…
The North Dakota Senate rejected a bill Wednesday that sought to hold accountable any corporate leader who flagrantly disregards spills and ot…
Bipartisan legislation proposes that North Dakota taxpayers pick up the tab for lawmakers’ meals since dinners paid for by lobbyists and inter…
Several North Dakota coal and ethanol plants are inching closer to storing carbon emissions underground, and they want lawmakers to exempt the…
A proposal before state lawmakers would rein in what species qualify as service animals in North Dakota: dogs and miniature horses.
North Dakota’s top environmental regular wants to strengthen a law surrounding contaminated land to ensure that conditions to protect public h…
Some lawmakers want a broader investment policy for North Dakota’s oil tax savings account to help finance projects in the state.
Administrator Tammra Peterson knows how important visitation is for her residents at Bethel Lutheran Nursing & Rehabilitation Center in Wi…
North Dakota Sen. Terry Wanzek says he has contracted COVID-19.
Local officials aren't aware of any planned inauguration-related protests in Bismarck, but they're preparing anyway.
A massive $1.1 billion bonding package aimed largely at financing infrastructure projects across North Dakota is being withdrawn and will be r…
State agriculture officials are backing a proposal to keep the state in line with any federal changes regarding the growing of hemp.
North Dakota's Health Department is seeking youth age 15-21 to serve on a Youth Advisory Board.
Underage booze drinkers would no longer face the prospect of jail time and they may not be required to attend alcohol intervention programs un…
A Republican North Dakota lawmaker wants to prohibit businesses from banning cash as a payment, saying cashless transactions create economic b…
North Dakota's lone congressman, Republican Rep. Kelly Armstrong, voted against impeaching President Donald Trump on Wednesday.
Performing an abortion in North Dakota would amount to murder and come with a life prison sentence under a bill proposed by a far-right Republ…
North Dakota’s Republican-led Legislature has signaled its reluctance to back legislation that would dramatically overhaul a state law that ma…
A bill that would prohibit a North Dakota governor from giving cash or endorsing a member of the Legislature is getting a cool reception from …
The Land Board wants to work with the oil industry and lawmakers to find "a plausible solution" to a bill that would limit interest and penalt…
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Some mothers are again pushing for the removal of what they describe as outdated language in state law governing breastfeeding in North Dakota.
Wednesday is the application deadline for 2021 grants to help promote specialty crops.
Gov. Doug Burgum has directed all government agencies to fly the U.S. and North Dakota flags at half-staff until sunset Wednesday, in memory o…
Rep. Karla Rose Hanson plans to modify and reintroduce a bill for a state-facilitated paid family leave program, a proposal that failed in 2019.
Readers of the Tribune may notice a few new bylines during the 2021 session of the North Dakota Legislature.
A bipartisan group of lawmakers want to tighten North Dakota’s seat belt law to allow police to pull over anyone they see driving unbuckled --…
More North Dakotans are participating in the medical marijuana program than the state Department of Health expected.
