As North Dakota enters 2025, wildlife experts are keeping a close eye on two key factors that will determine the success of animal populations this year: spring weather and habitat conditions.
The lawsuits range from fighting federally funded health care to undocumented immigrants to protecting children against ...
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If North Dakotans want policies addressed during the legislative session that starts Tuesday, they need to act quickly. The ...
The North Dakota Department of Public Instruction is once again accepting nominations for the 2025 North Dakota County Teachers of the Year — and anybody can submit a nomination. The County Teachers ...
Fans worldwide give over $372K to save North Dakota pet rescue property — and the money keeps coming
When Keith Benning learned the property where his Turtle Mountain Animal Rescue operates would be sold, he turned to social media for help. But even he was shocked by the response.
North Dakota experienced larger year-over-year population growth than 35 other states. Here's a look at who's moving in.
Athletics announced on Friday, January 3, that Henrik Sohn has been named the ninth head coach of the UND soccer program. “UND is excited to welcome Henrik Sohn as the next head coach of our soccer ...
Fargo, Grand Forks and Bismarck used to be the only places in the state for refugee resettlement. Now, communities throughout ...
Despite pleas from most residents in Abercrombie for the North Dakota Department of Environmental Quality to hold a public ...
During the new year, many people are looking to make changes to many different aspects of their lives — which also includes ...
Darrin Moffett of Fargo began applying for North Dakota’s “big three” licenses – elk, moose and bighorn sheep – in 1979.
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