A Williston banker and a West Fargo school official have been named to North Dakota's Board of Higher Education.
Several bills directing state education dollars outside of North Dakota's public schools inched through committee hearings this week, as lawmakers push to open the state to school choice. School ...
Stephanie Dassinger Engebretson, deputy director for the North Dakota League of Cities, testifies in opposition to HB 1307.
Protesters took a stand outside of the Federal Post Office in Downtown Fargo as a part of the 50501 movement protest on ...
The NDGOP dominates North Dakota's elected offices. Two factions of the party are at war over how it chooses its candidates.
A surge in economic confidence among rural bankers in the Midwest and Plains region after the November election didn't last.
Rep. Nico Rios said the outcry stems from people misunderstanding his sense of humor, though House Majority Leader Mike Lefor ...
Has South Dakota soured on direct democracy? The answer to that question will be partly answered during the 2025 legislative session, as Republican lawmakers continue a recent trend of trying to ...
Nicole Donaghy, executive director of Native Vote, said voter registration would make voting harder for many Native American ...
An election will take place to seat a Richland County representative to the North Dakota Wheat Commission. The election for Richland County will take place on Tuesday, ...
The North Dakota Legislature discussed a bill on Thursday that would end approval voting for Fargo city elections. The bill ...
North Dakota’s first Congresswoman, Julie Fedorchak, is back in Bismarck and making rounds to hear from the residents of her ...
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