North Dakota’s attorney general said Wednesday Gov. Kelly Armstrong’s veto was “sound,” dismissing a differing conclusion by legislative staff that his intent was unclear and the Legislature should ho...

North Dakota is being sued over a new law that requires drug manufacturers to sell more of their medications at a discount.

A Bismarck woman who is currently homeless is trying to salvage what she can from her vehicle after it entered the Missouri River at Keelboat Park on Wednesday evening.

The Burleigh County Commission considered potential funding options for a planned Provident Building remodel before ultimately deciding to wait to hear if the county qualifies for a state loan.

Burleigh County residents will have two opportunities to weigh in on a proposal to split the auditor/treasurer position into an elected auditor and an appointed treasurer.

Another dream came true for Krista Slaubaugh on May 26 when her boyfriend, Walker Montgomery, popped the question during a getaway in North Carolina.

Hundreds of classic cars collected by the late Paul Sagaser will be auctioned on June 7. His family hopes others will share his passion for saving these vintage treasures.

More than 3 millions gallons of oil field wastewater spilled after a pipeline leak in Williams County, state officials confirmed -- one of the larger spills recorded in the state.

North Dakota GOP District 26 appointed a representative on Saturday to replace Rep. Jeremy Olson of Arnegard.

Ongoing reconstruction of Memorial Highway in Mandan will impact the staging and spectator viewing areas for the 2025 Mandan Fourth of July Parade.

Bismarck ensured the title of 'best in the NAHL' officially transferred into their hands on Tuesday night at Fogerty Ice Arena South in Blaine, Minn.

A trio of renters protections bills were overwhelmingly voted down by the Senate Tuesday.

Funding for North Dakota public broadcasting is under threat from a new bill introduced to the legislature with an outpouring of online testimony unanimously opposed to the bill.

A group of North Dakota lawmakers heard emotional testimony on a handful of bills related to reproductive health care and the insurance — or lack thereof — to cover it.

The North Dakota Senate voted 31-15 Wednesday to pass a bill preventing the North Dakota Game and Fish Department from restricting the use of supplemental feed on private property.

The North Dakota Senate passed a bill Wednesday that would eliminate the North Dakota Gaming Commission and place all authority to regulate gambling with the attorney general’s office.

The North Dakota House moved forward a bill that would provide a tax credit for homeschooling children Monday. Some questioned how many North Dakotans will benefit from the credit.

A bill introduced in the North Dakota Senate looks to set a minimum amount of time law enforcement spends on training for human trafficking crimes.

North Dakota lawmakers on Monday nixed a bill that would require counties to put any question of converting elected auditors to appointed positions on a ballot for voter approval.

Legislators considered a bill on Monday that would give North Dakota renters more protections during their move-out process, a proposition strongly opposed by property managers.

North Dakota lawmakers are slated to reject a bill seeking to bring back "blue laws" — a mandate requiring all retail stores statewide to close between midnight and noon on

North Dakota legislators heard extensive and, at times, passionate testimony Tuesday on a bill requiring the Ten Commandments to be posted in all public classrooms.

North Dakota Gov. Kelly Armstrong's vision for property tax reform took shape, with most testimony on the bill being positive while some concerns were raised over caps on levy raises.

Lucy Morgan knows about being considered an underdog. Long before her time in the PWHL or even the NCAA, Morgan was part of one of the biggest upsets in North

North Dakota's legislative session opened with the usual speeches and the use of a 115-year-old silver punchbowl once used on a battleship.

A rare switch to a 2-3 zone for Legacy paid dividends as the Sabers handed Century its first conference loss of the year.

North Dakota legislators advanced a bill that would shake up how much money townships receive for roads from the Prairie Dog fund, which distributes unused oil and gas revenue.

Rising country music artist Bailey Zimmerman is scheduled to perform at the North Dakota State Fair this summer.

It was September 1976 and a young kid from Crosby had just received the biggest assignment of his four-month-old professional reporting career in Bismarck -- cover Jimmy Carter's visit.

The North Dakota State Board of Higher Education has appointed former Lt. Gov. Brent Sanford as interim president at Bismarck State College.

North Dakota Chief Justice Jon Jensen urged lawmakers to boost pay for judicial employees to retain top talent during his State of the Judiciary Address on Tuesday.

Standing Rock Tribal Chairwoman Janet Alkire unveiled legislative priorities during her Tribal-State Relationship Message delivered to a joint session of the North Dakota Legislature on Tuesday.

North Dakota Gov. Kelly Armstrong’s first State of the State Address is expected to touch on topics ranging from property taxes and corrections to addiction and behavioral health.

A federal civil rights lawsuit tied to a vehicle that was rented during the Dakota Access Pipeline protests was settled last year, nearly eight years after the Suburban became snowbound

Looking back at North Dakota's crime cases that developed in 2024, there were a handful of significant convictions, including some that garnered national attention.

It’s easier to become a resident and reap the benefits in South Dakota than in perhaps any other state. This article explains why and how.

Three goals by Minot in the first two minutes of the second and third period led the road team to a win over Legacy-Bismarck at Capital Ice Complex on Monday

Jimmy Carter is being remembered in North Dakota as a man whose contributions to the country went far beyond politics.

Ian Cramer, the son of North Dakota Sen. Kevin Cramer was sentenced to 28 years in prison for his role in a state deputy's death in a 2023 high-speed chase.

Authorities are seeking public assistance with finding a dog after it went missing in eastern North Dakota following a minor injury crash involving two vehicles on Thursday afternoon.

Construction of the new Bismarck-Mandan rail bridge recently surpassed the halfway mark, with plans for total completion anticipated for 2027. Here's a look into everything that's been finished so far...

North Dakota's former Gov. Doug Burgum dominated the state's 2024 political news cycle, but there were several notable moments from the year that shouldn't be overlooked. Here's the Tribune's rundown.

President Joe Biden has approved a major disaster declaration that will allow the federal government to supplement recovery efforts from wildfires in northwest North Dakota this fall.

The worst spate of wildfires in the history of western North Dakota and flash flooding in Bismarck marked the year in weather in the region.

Outside Mandan’s Castle House, a once-ordinary tree now glimmers with Christmas lights, spreading holiday cheer through the frosty neighborhood.

A company developing a multibillion-dollar natural gas processing plant near Trenton in northwest North Dakota has received all major permits required for construction, officials announced Monday.

Underprivileged students at the Wachter Middle School in Bismarck were given the gift of giving through a Christmas shop set up by dozens of donors and donations.

Bismarck Public Works will pilot a program to collect bulk residential trash, part of a recent change in how the city collects extra garbage items and residential trash.

North Dakota's Board of Higher Education on Friday accepted a "separation agreement" with Bismarck State College President Doug Jensen.