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Legislators remained divided on the amount of time a victim of sexual violence should have to decide whether to have an abortion.

Legislators remained divided on the amount of time a victim of sexual violence should have to decide whether to have an abortion.

A Porter County judge will decide May 12 whether to accept the proposed plea and carry out sentencing.

Would the 'Entourage' cast be down to reprise their roles for a reboot? What the former HBO stars have said.

Newcomers Rep. Landon Bahl and Sen. Jonathan Sickler represent District 17, while Sen. Jeff Barta and Rep. Eric Murphy represent District 43.

Madison native Chris James Thompson’s documentary We Are Not Ghouls examines the United States’ conduct during the War on Terror through the eyes of Yvonne Bradley, an Air Force JAG lawyer.

Rep. Mark Sanford, R-Grand Forks, says the Fufeng debate in Grand Forks became an example of an issue that could happen anywhere in North Dakota, sparking legislation from outside of the community.

The tax-exempt advocacy group called “RASCW Housing Advocacy Fund” poured an unprecedented $170,000 into nine council races in Madison this election season.

North Dakota lawmakers won’t be studying the efficacy of mRNA vaccines. Public health officials say mRNA vaccines are safe and effective.

CUNA management and its union representatives have not met since Jan. 12. The union has since filed a number of unfair labor practice charges with the National Labor Relations Board, a federal agency that enforces labor law.