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The latest outlooks show little chance of spring flooding in western and central North Dakota, and expanding drought in the north central part of the state.

Changes are coming!

The state of North Dakota has now completed the second day of their trial against the federal government for the damages caused by the Dakota Access Pipeline protests.

Twenty-six private landowners are seeking to intervene in a federal lawsuit over a shuttered oil pipeline that runs through the Fort Berthold Reservation in northwest North Dakota.

Making All Of North Dakota Proud

North Dakota will be transitioning from El Nino to a La Nina weather pattern. Here's what it means.

WASHINGTON – North Dakota’s congressional delegation announced Thursday that the U.S. Postal Service Inspector General has agreed to expand its postal audit

The North Dakota Supreme Court on Feb. 8 dealt a blow to local efforts to save the Bismarck-Mandan Rail Bridge over the Missouri River, while handing a victory to BNSF

The U.S. Postal Service inspector general has agreed to expand a postal audit of the Minnesota-North Dakota District to include Dickinson, Grand Forks and Fargo, amid widespread complaints about service,

Since their introduction to our state over 100 years ago, the Boy Scouts give an annual report to the Governor on the impact that the organization has made over the year.