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Columnist Curt Ericksmoen begins a series on former North Dakota Gov. Bill Guy, including his time in the U.S. Navy during World War II.

Dakota Restaurant Partners completes purchase of 12 Burger Kings this month, but is negotiating with landlords to see if they can revive outlets in Fargo, Bismarck and Aberdeen, South Dakota.

An investigation by U.S. Army criminal investigators and evidence collection by other federal authorities related to aerospace and defense components found at a manufacturing facility in Dunseith have raised questions

Local and state officials frequently briefed on activities of Chiptronics Inc.

Local and state officials frequently briefed on activities of Chiptronics Inc.

Local and state officials frequently briefed on activities of Chiptronics Inc.

The Missouri River Joint Water Board is hosting public meetings in three cities this week to discuss river-related issues.

Presidential candidates in New Hampshire may get the most attention but in fifth grade classrooms throughout the state, students are preparing to launch real-world campaigns of their own. They will first learn the ropes of state government and the elections process before nominating candidates to serve full-year terms in office. Jo Ann Robichaud, project coordinator for New Hampshires Kid Governor Project, said students learn how the government can help address issues they care about including...

As student loan payments resume after a three-year halt, experts offer advice on pursuing higher education without accumulating unnecessary debt. Brian Walsh, manager of financial planning for the online bank SoFi, emphasized the importance of careful financial management to keep college costs low amid rising interest rates and daily expenses. To achieve it, he suggested considering the earning potential of the desired degree and making informed decisions about where to pursue it. ...

Police say the former jailer in Devils Lake caused more than $17,000 in losses.