BISMARCK — North Dakota lawmakers are set to raise the amount of cash that the state could guarantee to a natural gas pipeline developer to $500 million over a 10-year period, making the figure $200 million higher than the subsidy created during the last …
BISMARCK — The North Dakota Legislature did not gavel in Wednesday, April 30, instead spending the day hashing out the final bills of the session in conference committees, including the long-awaited property tax relief and reform legislation that lawmakers …
Submitted Photo Members of the inaugural dental assisting graduating class are, left to right: front, Emma Schelling, Minot; Alexis Bauer, Berthold; Mya Olson, Minot; Breah Crissler, Belcourt; back, Kendra Kuhnhenn, Granville; Stephanie Lentz, Burlington; …
BOVEY — At 78 years old, Cavour Johnson says his time is limited for maintaining trails through the sprawling pine woods north of Bovey. When he learned the North Country National Scenic Trail was struggling to find passage through terrain he’s been …
North Carolina's House of Representatives passed a bill that would authorize the state to invest in digital assets, part of a push among states to adopt crypto. The measure now moves to the Senate for further debate. Dubbed the "Digital Assets …
The Senate defeated a bill Thursday that would have expanded income tax cuts to more North Dakotans. Senate Bill 2093, unanimously adopted by the Senate in January, initially sought to provide an income tax exemption on law enforcement retirement benefits …
Right now there's an animal crisis in our state; too many animals and not enough homes for them. Animal rescues across Northwest North Dakota and Northeast Montana work tirelessly to help pets in need, and these groups depend on community support. If …
BISMARCK — The North Dakota House of Representatives passed the Attorney General's Office budget on Tuesday, April 29, without a controversial electronic smoking device registry that critics said would have harmed small businesses. The section of House …
MINOT, N.D. (KMOT) – Nearly two dozen employees with the North Dakota Center for Persons with Disabilities at Minot State will be let go due to cost-cutting measures among federal agencies, according to a note from university leadership to staff. The email …
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