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The world is discovering that pandemics aren’t easy to tame. COVID-19 has been making a comeback spurred by the latest variant, delta. It need…
"I think it's important that we not let the city go to hell. I think it's important that we pay attention to what the city looks like."
Recording the history of a nation, state or city can be an arduous task. One way to do it is to tap into the memories of those who lived throu…
You aren’t just imagining it; things are getting more expensive. Consumer prices rose in June for the third straight month, increasing over 5.…
This is Up and Down, where we give a brief thumbs up or thumbs down on the issues from the past week.
The North Dakota Republican Party has become so dominant that it can be defeated only from within.
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"The committee’s investigation cannot be about politics. Our nation needs to heal, find the truth, and restore confidence in our institutions."
The Bismarck City Commission continues to move forward with a 2022 budget proposal that includes a $4 million property tax increase. As much a…
This is Up and Down, where we give a brief thumbs up or thumbs down on the issues from the past week.
Those who have farmed or ranched for any length of time in North Dakota have experienced drought. It’s a harsh time to see crops dry up, watch…
“We did not want to do that. We don’t need any more enemies.”
Secretary of State Al Jaeger’s decision not to seek another term will bring someone new into the office for the first time since 1993. He was …
This is Up and Down, where we give a brief thumbs up or thumbs down on the issues from the past week.
The 68th Legislative Assembly that convenes in 2023 will be more urban. That’s because redistricting will be influenced by the state’s populat…
“Now the sleepless nights are over.”
While arguments for term limits can sound persuasive, the Tribune editorial board opposes limiting how long governors and legislators can serv…
This month, payments for the newly expanded child care tax credit will begin to go out across the country. A provision boosting the credit was…
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You could almost hear sighs of relief coming from the North Dakota Capitol and Coal Country on Wednesday when it was announced that Great Rive…
“The Mandan, Hidatsa and Arikara Nation’s traditional values implore us to take care of our women and children and this is what we’re doing."
It’s always encouraging to see a smaller company expand and do well. That’s what Canadian Pacific Railway is attempting to do with its propose…
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Mike McCleary’s excellent series on food insecurity concludes today with an examination of child hunger in the state. It’s both a depressing a…
"As far as this wheat crop, I'd say it's basically done."
The Tribune story on Saturday recounting the 2011 floods reminds us how Mother Nature can quickly turn our lives topsy-turvy. For Bismarck, Mi…
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