North Dakotans should brace for drought, according to summer projections released by the National Weather Service Tuesday. NWS meteorologist Megan Jones in Bismarck said one model shows a 47% chance ...

Schools would have flexibility in deciding how to stow the devices, such as secure lockable pouches or phone lockers, with $1.5 million in funding proposed to cover equipment expenses.

North Dakota legislators gathered at a meet and greet at Gladstone Inn & Suites over the weekend and expressed strong ...

Fentanyl is a tiny drug that's creating a mountain of work for police, investigators, and the courts in North Dakota.

North Dakota's sole member of the U.S. House of Representatives held her first town hall by phone and Facebook on Tuesday, ...

The Bismarck Cancer Center has been awarded the Accreditation Program for Excellence (APEx) by the American Society for ...

All open burning in the Oahe Wildlife Management Area and surrounding areas has been banned. According to North Dakota Game ...

Several wind-driven wildfires that scorched nearly 118,000 acres in northwestern North Dakota last fall, killing two people ...

About 100 people Sunday afternoon made their way to the North Dakota state capitol grounds to protest President Donald Trump’s recent comments on moving the U.S. Postal Service under the umbrella of ...

The spring light goose conservation order is a hunting opportunity enacted by Congress more than 25 years ago. While it’s not ...

Columnist Jim Shaw writes about the North Dakota Legislature's attempt to pass a resolution against same-sex marriage.

Spring is one of the busiest times of year for fisheries personnel across the Northland, as crews race the clock to collect pike and walleye eggs for state stocking programs, to name just one crucial ...