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Unfortunately, the world is full of people who do awful things to animals.

(PHOTOS-GALLERY) Always be aware of your surrounds and especially in these North Dakota cities.

An effort to introduce students in western North Dakota schools to newspapers and boost literacy is completing its second full academic year of operation, with more than 500,000 total copies

Mayor Tim Mahoney asked Fargo’s Native American Commission to work with tribal nations to address the disproportionate numbers of Indigenous people who are experiencing homelessness in Fargo.

Seven months after Velva, North Dakota, lost its flagship Dot's Pretzels plant, officials are hopeful that Dot's founder will help them find new business for building.

North Dakota Welcomes Beneficial Rains: Relief From Drought Conditions

Raising Backyard Chickens: A Growing Trend In North Dakota Cities.

Morton County Sheriff Kyle Kirchmeier says there is an active investigation into an accusation of perjury from an April 22 Public Service Commission hearing about the Summit carbon pipeline.

The mission of the nonprofit Carry The Load is to restore the true meaning of Memorial Day, a news release said.

Morton County Sheriff Kyle Kirchmeier says there is an active investigation into an accusation of perjury from an April 22 Public Service Commission hearing about the Summit carbon pipeline.