Friday morning, Rep. Eric Murphy, R-Grand Forks, was “Chelsea” — a formerly incarcerated woman trying to make ends meet on $320 a week. He had to use his resources wisely to put food on the table, pay ...
North Dakota officials have threatened to sue the federal Environmental Protection Agency for not taking action on an ...
The number of people migrating to North Dakota from outside the United States increased by more than two-thirds last year, ...
Fowzia Adde knows inspiration can come from the darkest times. Seven years spent in a refugee camp in Kenya as a teenager ...
Hess Corp. donated $50,000 Wednesday for 4-H and FFA scholarships through the North Dakota State Fair in conjunction with ...
The State Historical Society of North Dakota recently received first place in the “Difficult Topics” category of the 2024 Interpretive Media Awards from the National Association for Interpretation ...
“If it’s interpreted to mean offensive speech, and the statement is enforced to stifle such speech, then this would pose free ...
In addition to the Game and Fish Department’s appropriations bill, there are typically many other outdoors-related bills that ...
This week, North Dakota Tax Commissioner Brian Kroshus appointed a new deputy for the North Dakota Office of State Tax ...
One of the most highly-anticipated recruiting classes in Texas Tech history arrived on campus Saturday as head coach Joey ...
Who could have ever forgotten The Drive to 325? While I am not entirely sure if Fresno, California has a bypass around it, the I-325 has a great sound to it. Th ...
Shortly after the FCS National Championship game was over, Montana State tight end Rohan Jones entered the NCAA Transfer ...
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