For nearly a century, sugar beets have been the lifeblood of Sidney and Richland County. That lifestyle took a hit this week when it was announced that Sidney Sugars would be closing this April.
Proponents say these bills would protect bodily autonomy, but those opposed say doing away with something like vaccine mandates would be a disaster for public health.
The bill would give the DOT the flexibility to maintain the current speed limit in certain places and to work with cities like Bismarck and Fargo for sections of the interstate within city limits.
It takes a lot of training to be a Bismarck police officer. There are numerous calls that come in throughout the day and each of them could be different.
Experts are hoping there’s a higher level of flock immunity in the population of wild birds so that when they move north during migration it doesn’t spread to domestic populations.
Grocery store inflation is hitting consumers harder than a quarterback getting sacked. But before the clock can run out on the NFL season, prices are declining just in time for the Super Bowl.
Nathan Chasing Horse, who also goes by Nathan Lee Chasing His Horse, was taken into custody Jan. 31 near the North Las Vegas home he shares with his five wives.
House Bill 1537 would define “bias crimes” in the North Dakota Century Code and would collect information on them and the groups or individuals who commit those offenses.
Heart disease consists of a multitude of different conditions, like coronary artery disease, heart failure, or heart arrythmias. Healthcare workers say it’s ideal to catch issues as early as possible.