Sen. Kevin Cramer, R-N.D., met with U.S. Department of Labor Secretary Alexander Acosta Tuesday and invited him to North Dakota.
President Donald Trump has nominated former Grand Forks County State's Attorney Peter Welte to serve as the U.S. District Court Judge for North Dakota.
Two Bakken Elementary School teachers were chosen out of six applicants by the Northwest North Dakota Community Foundation and Equinor to receive a scholarship to attend the Texas Computer Education Association's 2019 Convention and Exposition.
Starting Thursday, Jan. 17, CHI St. Alexius Health in Williston will be placing immediate restrictions to visitation in every area of the hospital.
NBC Sports says Bob Costas is leaving his longtime broadcast home, where he emceed NBC's Olympics coverage 11 times
After an intense tie-breaker face-off between Tioga Police and Tioga kids Wednesday night, the score is in.
The Starion Sports Complex in Mandan was finished in September of 2017 and the city is looking back at its first year in service.
While many fans only get to see the Minot Minotauros during games, a lot of work goes into putting a quality product on the ice.
In this week's Pets of the Week, we have two more adoptable animals from the Souris Valley Animal Shelter.
On a cold January day in North Dakota it can be hard to imagine springtime. But one walk into Lowe's Garden Center will change all of that.
Thirteen thousand people used Airbnb in North Dakota last year.
Minot is losing its Staples store on Feb. 8.
Last week, a pharmaceutical drug supplier for Shopko, claiming the chain had failed to pay for products, said it was expected to file Chapter 11.
A man convicted in a child sex crime case in Minot has had his criminal judgment reversed, after the state...
The state House heard testimony today about a bill to penalize anyone for misrepresenting their pets as service...
Trial dates are set for a Minot man accused of uploading pornographic images of children to Twitter.
Mid Dakota Education Cooperative and the North Dakota Department of Health are using technology to help schools in North Dakota get the health care they need.
Larger North Dakota school districts have tools to help with bullying and abuse reporting.
North Star Community Credit Union has started offering help for those who are impacted by the government shut down. The...
While many fans only get to see the Minot Minotauros during games, a lot of work goes into putting a quality product on the ice.
Workers are in high demand in North Dakota, and lawmakers are trying to supply the solution.
On a cold January day in North Dakota it can be hard to imagine springtime. But one walk into Lowe's Garden Center will change all of that.
It's been more than two years since North Dakota voted to legalize medical marijuana and now Williston is a couple months away from seeing its...
In this week's Pets of the Week, we have two more adoptable animals from the Souris Valley Animal Shelter.
House Bill 1359 would require the state Department of Human Services to conduct a study on the effectiveness of...
Officials say a teenager from the South Pacific died after falling from a cruise ship onto a pier in Haiti.
Former North Dakota U.S Senator Heidi Heitkamp has a new job at CNBC
The partial government shutdown is into its fourth week. It's impacting all sorts of sectors, including the oil and gas industry.
A new hire is making history in the McKenzie County Sheriff's Office.
You might be more likely to get a massage on vacation when it's time to relax and unwind, but therapists say that paying attention...
"Fentanyl deaths are up steadily year over year," a University of California, San Francisco medical doctor said.
"These kind of decisions are supposed to be left up to the family and the patient, and not unilaterally by the physician," a lawyer for a plaintiff said.
"Several significant concerns" have been raised about the center where a woman in a vegetative state gave birth Dec. 29, the state said.
Authorities allege the 21-year-old man had become "radicalized," and began planning an attack in the U.S.
Interim President John Engler had said women sexually assaulted by Larry Nassar have been enjoying the "spotlight" since coming forward.
