Interior Secretary Doug Burgum this week announced the start of construction of a 250-foot-tall Triumphal Arch across the ...

North Dakotans traveling for the Labor Day holiday weekend will have a much more expensive drive than a year ago, as gas ...

Nothing lasts forever, an unfortunate concept when pondering an aging superstar or a championship core deteriorating. It can ...

Senate Bill 2406, which sought to impose a moratorium on public officials signing non-disclosure agreements concerning data ...

The North Dakota Senate advanced a $20 million line of credit Thursday aimed at restarting construction on the stalled ...

Some are boycotting U.S. products and refusing to travel across the border after Trump ruptured the relationship between the ...

A reduced charge does not reduce the seriousness of what Tiger Woods did. Let’s hope he understands that because his attorney ...

Top aides to President Donald Trump are pushing to keep the Iran war from escalating before November's midterm elections to ...

August, two bats collected within Bismarck city limits have tested positive for rabies, according to the North Dakota ...

North Dakota lawmakers advanced two different approaches to kratom Thursday, setting up a Friday decision between a total ban and regulations on natural kratom.

Family members and supporters of a Haitian man fatally hit by a truck said he was recently feeling humiliated by bullying ...

The NCAA has 556,000 collegiate athletes, the vast majority of whom compete in non-revenue and Olympic sports.