The North Dakota Geological Survey has found a 30-foot thick formation sprawling over a 340-square-mile site in west-central North Dakota containing ample deposits of rare commercial-grade minerals.

This spring, North Dakota welcomes with epic road trip adventures where every mile offers the chance to explore stunning landscapes, rich history, and unique attractions at your own pace. Whether ...

According to Ken Jennings, writing for Condé Nast Traveler, North Dakota claims to be home to the longest straight road in the country. State Highway 46 covers 124 miles of Midwestern prairie ...

Journey down this 32-mile stretch in North Dakota to discover record-breaking, one-of-a-kind metal sculptures you won't find ...

The spirit of the American West thrives in the wide-open spaces and breathtaking landscapes of North Dakota.. It serves as an invitation to “Be Legendary” on a road trip of discovery.

The North Dakota Geological Survey has drafted a report that provides a road map to explore lignite coal and organic-rich mudstone that contains enriched critical minerals.