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More than 100,000 North Dakotans age 25 or older have some college credits but no degree, according to U.S. Census Bureau data

The ladies from Hazen, North Dakota will be kicking off the 145th Mandan Rodeo Days.

Senator John Hoeven recently secured over $100 million to put towards defense research and development in North Dakota.

NORTH DAKOTA (KXNET) — A partial solar eclipse will be visible on April 8 and there will be several events to celebrate it across the great state of North Dakota. Bismarck Mandan MMPL asks that guests register online in advance so they can ensure they have enough supplies. Minot

The Great Plains Food Bank (GPFB has awarded their highest honor to three individuals and/or organizations who have made an exceptional contribution in the fight to end hunger.

Christians around North Dakota are practicing faith on Good Friday, which means Easter is almost here.

On March 29, the Department of Commerce’s National Telecommunications and Information Administration (NTIA) announced that North Dakota can apply to receive $4,549,772.25 to empower individuals and communities with the tools, skills, and opportunities they need to benefit from meaningful access to high-speed Internet.    

While there is room to grow for artificial intelligence, North Dakota health leaders say that it could be helpful in the future.

Whether they're actively being constructed or covered in ice, North Dakotans have a complicated relationship with roads and the laws surrounding them.

Save money and buy your plants, trees, and shrubs at this years Dakota Garden Expo.