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Despite its rural location and sparse population, North Dakota is the recipient of 4.5 billion cyber attacks per year. Take a look inside the new program that’s protecting both North Dakotans and millions of other Americans across the country.

A huge financial conflict of interest lies at the heart of workers' compensation in North Dakota: the state's responsibility to maintain a financially healthy fund clashes with its obligation to provide "sure and certain relief" for injured workers.

A huge financial conflict of interest lies at the heart of workers' compensation in North Dakota: the state's responsibility to maintain a financially healthy fund clashes with its obligation to provide "sure and certain relief" for injured workers.

A huge financial conflict of interest lies at the heart of workers' compensation in North Dakota: the state's responsibility to maintain a financially healthy fund clashes with its obligation to provide "sure and certain relief" for injured workers.

In today's cartoon, Trygve Olson comments on summer weather.

A select rundown of stories found on InForum.

The North Dakota Legislature's Workers' Compensation Review Committee voted to disband and also wants to end required performance evaluations of Workforce Safety and Insurance, the state's workers' compensation agency. The full Legislature will need to decide whether or not to approve the proposed changes.

The North Dakota Legislature's Workers' Compensation Review Committee voted to disband and also wants to end required performance evaluations of Workforce Safety and Insurance, the state's workers' compensation agency. The full Legislature will need to decide whether or not to approve the proposed changes.

The North Dakota Legislature's Workers' Compensation Review Committee voted to disband and also wants to end required performance evaluations of Workforce Safety and Insurance, the state's workers' compensation agency. The full Legislature will need to decide whether or not to approve the proposed changes.

The North Dakota Legislature's Workers' Compensation Review Committee voted to disband and also wants to end required performance evaluations of Workforce Safety and Insurance, the state's workers' compensation agency. The full Legislature will need to decide whether or not to approve the proposed changes.