The latest North Dakota coronavirus news: addiction conference, upcoming testing and more.
Hospitalizations due to COVID-19 have hit a new high in North Dakota, the state Department of Health reported Monday.
The race for state superintendent of public instruction comes as the coronavirus pandemic has upended learning for many students throughout No…
The latest North Dakota coronavirus news: federal trials, DSU, public testing and more.
North Dakota Republican Gov. Doug Burgum said Saturday that election workers in the GOP-run state should be allowed to begin processing absent…
The number of active COVID-19 cases in North Dakota fell by 53 on Saturday, a day after that statistic reached a new high of 6,363, according …
State leaders voted Friday to reallocate $221 million in federal coronavirus relief to state agencies to spend on everything from businesses' …
The latest North Dakota coronavirus news: family survey, courthouse restrictions and more.
A Bismarck nonprofit that for more than half a century has operated group homes for foster care children is ending its program, in part due to…
North Dakota reported a record number of new coronavirus cases Thursday, as well as new highs for active cases and hospitalizations.
State officials want to repurpose $16 million in coronavirus relief aid and put it toward grants for fracking.
Bismarck city commissioners next week will consider requiring masks in public, a move made this week by Fargo and Minot in the wake of rising …
The latest North Dakota coronavirus news: lawmaker masks, Williston measures, testing cancellation and more.
Mask mandates imposed in two North Dakota cities will not prompt one in Bismarck, Mayor Steve Bakken said Tuesday as state health officials re…
The latest North Dakota coronavirus news: food aid, free testing and more.
The latest North Dakota coronavirus news: vehicle auction, public testing and more.
Active cases of COVID-19 have climbed to a new high in North Dakota for a 12th straight day, and Burleigh County has two more deaths.
American Indian tribes who oppose the Dakota Access Pipeline have once again asked a federal judge to stop the flow of oil.
North Dakota will have a new state treasurer for the first time in 16 years come January, either Republican Thomas Beadle of Fargo or Democrat…
The state Agriculture Department has awarded 27 grants totaling more than $3 million to boost specialty crops in North Dakota.
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BISMARCK — James Yantzer strode into a Harbor Freight Tools store this week in a city that is one of North Dakota's worst hot spots for corona…
North Dakota has set a record for active cases of COVID-19 for 11 days straight, reaching 5,652 on Sunday.
The latest North Dakota coronavirus news: pandemic panel, free testing and more.
North Dakota set another high in active coronavirus cases Saturday, reaching 5,370 statewide.
Thousands of state employees have been teleworking amid the coronavirus pandemic, and now state agencies are eyeing changes to their office fo…
The two candidates vying to oversee K-12 education in North Dakota for the next four years met for a debate Friday night that focused signific…
North Dakota met its Friday deadline for submitting to the federal Centers for Disease Control and Prevention a plan to distribute a future vaccine.
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