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The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers has closed the public comment period on the draft environmental impact statement study for the Dakota Access Pipeline.

Taxable sales and purchases in North Dakota during the third quarter of this year were up 5.5% from the same three months in 2022.

A plan to reinstate a southern Amtrak passenger route in North Dakota would bring no change to Amtrak’s Empire Builder service, said a spokesman for the pass

Around this time of year, many North Dakotans are hunkering down to enjoy the winter holidays. If you were Prince Alexander Phillip Maximilian of Wied-Neuwied in the winter of 1833-34, you would be spending your days with the Indigenous people of the Great Plains, well before the region became North Dakota.

More than 9,000 gravesites at the North Dakota Veterans Cemetery south of Mandan will be adorned with holiday wreaths on Saturday in an annual ceremony overseen by the Bismarck Squadron

Bring That Double-Double Out Here

North Dakota submitted over 200 pages of testimony urging that the Dakota Access Pipeline continue operating.

As we travel through the vast lands of North Dakota, which are famous for their peaceful scenery and quiet, a different story unfolds that shows the state’s dangerous areas. Together with RoadSnacks, we looked at the most recent FBI crime statistics to find the safest places in the Peace Garden State for 2022. Every place […]

Many reservations are food deserts where prices are high and processed food is often easier to come by than fresh food.

Many reservations are food deserts where prices are high and processed food is often easier to come by than fresh food.