BISMARCK — A cash management study presented to lawmakers on Tuesday, Sept. 17, recommends shifting state money away from the Bank of North Dakota to increase...
BISMARCK — Federal requirements for nursing homes to have a registered nurse on duty 24 hours each day are expected to add pressure to an already...
The North Dakota Ethics Commission has seen a rise in campaign-related complaints but lacks tools to address the allegations, Executive Director Rebecca Binstock said. Commissioners are...
Leaders of tribal nations highlighted efforts to bolster their communities and strengthen their sovereignty at an annual summit this week. Frank Jamerson, vice chair of the...
A newly passed North Dakota law could give the U.S. Supreme Court an opportunity to revisit restrictions on who can run for federal office, a legal...
Will some higher-profile statewide races lead to more people voting in North Dakota’s primary election? Secretary of State Michael Howe hopes so. “Certainly, a lot of...
BISMARCK — A Bismarck resident has called on the Federal Election Commission to investigate a state representative and two political fundraising organizations for potential violations of...
A group of families and advocates met with Gov. Doug Burgum Tuesday, May 28 at the North Dakota Capitol to commemorate a recent law limiting the...
A national banking official said he looks to North Dakota’s oil industry for clues about the health of the region’s economy. “The Bakken, and North Dakota,...
North Dakota’s cropland values have increased more than 10% for the third consecutive year, according to an annual survey. North Dakota cropland values increased 11.59% heading...
