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Miners of cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin and Etherium have turned attention to North Dakota in the last year, and some state leaders see the booming sector as one pathway for diversifying an economy dependent on oil and agriculture.

That our citizens are facing skyrocketing utility bills, amid all the other inflationary challenges of the pandemic era, is a gobsmacking travesty.

That our citizens are facing skyrocketing utility bills, amid all the other inflationary challenges of the pandemic era, is a gobsmacking travesty.

That our citizens are facing skyrocketing utility bills, amid all the other inflationary challenges of the pandemic era, is a gobsmacking travesty.

That our citizens are facing skyrocketing utility bills, amid all the other inflationary challenges of the pandemic era, is a gobsmacking travesty.

BISMARCK, N.D. (AP) — North Dakota’s bitterly cold winters make for the ideal setting...

North Dakotas bitterly cold winters make for the ideal setting desired by a new industry eyeing the state: cryptocurrency.

BISMARCK, N.D. (AP) — North Dakota’s bitterly cold winters make for the ideal setting...

In a letter sent to Gov. Burgum and other state leaders on Wednesday, North Dakota's three coal-producing counties urged the state to hold off financial support for a high-profile hydrogen project that has applied for more than $100 million in state funding.

Nine months since plunging temperatures in Texas shocked natural gas prices and triggered electricity outages as far north as Minnesota and North Dakota, power grid experts caution that the system may not be prepared for another bout with extreme weather this winter.