North Dakota remains in Mother Nature’s deep freezer
The arctic cold continues Wednesday morning as sunrise temperatures around that state hovered in and around the -20s to -40s ...
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North Dakota spring light goose season opens Saturday
North Dakota’s spring light goose season opens Saturday and continues through May 11.
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North Dakota ag boasts $41.3B economic contribution
The study, conducted by NDSU’s Department of Agribusiness and Applied Economics and the Center for Social Research, found that North Dakota’s agriculture industry generates $41.3 billion annually in ...
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'Truth in sentencing' bill could cost North Dakota roughly $269 million, prison leaders say
The cost of a bill that would require violent offenders to spend more of their sentences in prison instead of transitional ...
Legislature weighing future use of Missouri River water for Western SD
A resolution moving through the legislature would pave the way to bring water from the Missouri River to Western South Dakota.
ND Senate votes down removing common carrier status for carbon dioxide pipelines
The North Dakota Senate narrowly defeated a bill removing common carrier status for carbon dioxide and banning eminent domain ...
City of Bismarck fills City Attorney, Public Works director positions
The City of Bismarck has filled the positions of both the City Attorney and Public Works Utility Operations Director.
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Abercrombie residents, Dakota Resource Council to challenge big dairy farm proposal in court
The DRC and Abercrombie Township are challenging the North Dakota Department of Environmental Quality permit for the proposed ...