Two proposals in the North Dakota Legislature seek to reshape how statewide and legislative candidates get on the ballot. The ...

The chamber voted 73-18 in favor of a bill to increase limitations for how transgender students use bathrooms in schools.

Two bills look to change how parties select their candidates, with one appearing to be designed to enshrine the endorsement ...

A North Dakota bill to study oil spills on Fort Berthold now needs state funding due to policy changes affecting federal ...

We’ve been hearing more in the last two weeks about illegal immigrants being arrested and deported in parts of the US. On ...

North Dakota legislators  heard testimony on a bill that would have their current bi-annual sessions changed to occur annually. The number of days of a legislative session would not increase from the ...

Lawmakers considered a range of education savings accounts, which are subsidized by the government to help families pay for ...

BISMARCK, N.D. (KFYR) - It was a busy Friday for lawmakers in Bismarck.

From building childhood tree forts to designing community spaces, they’re excelling in a male-dominated field.

On Friday, by just a half dozen votes, North Dakota lawmakers said ‘no’ to an idea to give more protections to people who rent apartments.

Montpelier, presents an amendment to a property tax bill on Feb. 6, 2025. (Mary Steurer/North Dakota Monitor)BISMARCK, N.D.

The House Finance and Taxation Committee approved an amendment to a bill on Wednesday, Feb. 5, relating to a website that would disclose all North Dakota Legacy Fund investments. Introduced by Reps.