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The Bismarck Century High School Wind Ensemble will be formally designated the 2022-23 Governor’s Band during a Friday event at the Capitol.
Gov. Doug Burgum's political spending is again targeting the seat of an influential North Dakota lawmaker.
Gov. Doug Burgum's political spending is again targeting the seat of an influential North Dakota lawmaker.
The chairman of North Dakota's Democratic-NPL Party is criticizing Republican Gov. Doug Burgum for wanting "to buy his own government" through…
The chairman of North Dakota's Democratic-NPL Party is criticizing Republican Gov. Doug Burgum for wanting "to buy his own government" through…
Gov. Doug Burgum appears to be gearing up for another election season of big spending, according to recent campaign finance disclosures.
The U.S. Economic Development Administration has awarded $1 million to the North Dakota Department of Commerce through the federal agency's St…
North Dakota State Board of Higher Education Vice Chair Jill Louters resigned Friday.
North Dakota State Board of Higher Education Vice Chair Jill Louters resigned Friday.
Gov. Doug Burgum has relaxed driving restrictions for commercial truckers transporting agricultural products such as fertilizer, to help North…
Gov. Doug Burgum has directed government agencies to fly the U.S. and North Dakota flags at half-staff from Friday until sunset Monday to reme…
Bismarck issues reminder on sign rules
Raumi Kudrna believes that what makes good nurses great is their "why."
Raumi Kudrna believes that what makes good nurses great is their "why."
Trial set in pharmacy burglary
Gov. Doug Burgum has relaxed driving restrictions for commercial truckers transporting agricultural products such as fertilizer, to help North…
An engineer heading planned reconstruction of an aging dam in northeastern North Dakota warned the state’s governor Monday that upcoming rainfall could add pressure to the earthen structure already weakened by flooding. Zach Hermann, of Fargo-based Houston Engineering, told Gov. Doug Burgum and other state and local officials that he’s hoping the predicted precipitation will be spread out and not affect stabilization efforts on the 65-year-old Bourbanis Dam upstream of Cavalier. Last week, the North Dakota National Guard”s Black Hawk helicopters dropped more than 200 1-ton sandbags on the dam. The Minnesota National Guard’s Chinook helicopter placed two 5-ton water pumps capable of pumping 4,000 gallons per minute.
The latest North Dakota coronavirus news: Vaccine concerns, hours of operation and more.
The latest North Dakota coronavirus news: Vaccine concerns, hours of operation and more.
North Dakota Poet Laureate and award-winning author Larry Woiwode died April 28. He was 80.
North Dakota Gov. Doug Burgum says state agencies may use their present budgets as a starting point for drafting new two-year spending plans. And although agency heads should consider inefficiencies, they won’t have to identify potential cuts. The Republican governor’s guidelines come as state coffers are fattened by soaring oil prices and revenue is far exceeding forecasts. Burgum signaled he intends to include a state employee pay raise in his next two-year budget recommendation, though he did not provide details on how much he will suggest to lawmakers, who may adopt an equal raise for themselves.
Households in northwestern North Dakota who dealt with extended power outages in the wake of a devastating late-April blizzard can now apply f…
43rd Avenue North closure announced
The North Dakota National Guard is helping to stabilize a dam in Cavalier County that is in danger of breaking and causing even worse flooding in the area. Gov. Doug Burgum, at the request of the Pembina County Emergency Management officials, authorized the National Guard to send two UH-60 Black Hawk helicopters to place sandbags weighing 1 ton to help stop the Bourbanis dam from failing. The Cavalier County Sheriff’s Department says Highway 5 east of Langdon from Highways 1 to 32 in Pembina County is closed until further notice. The National Weather Service continued a flood warning Tuesday for parts of northeastern North Dakota and northwestern Minnesota.
