Newspaper archives reveal the real tragedy behind one of North Dakota's most told ghost stories — and it includes a former governor and U.S. senator.
The timing of the challengers’ case “disrupts an ongoing election, potentially confusing voters,” court says.
Renee Martin, who has argued that her son Brandon Laducer was unlawfully killed by police, plans to relitigate her case.
Cory Pedersen has been fired by Health and Human Services after a court found he violated his probation in a protection order case.
The Alexander Comets fell on Thursday to the Kenmare/Bowbells Honkers in the quarterfinals of the district tournament.
Ronald Didrick Broderson was born on August 31, 1950, to Didrick and Lucille (Hoffmann) Broderson....
Oil production and taxable sales rise despite declines in housing construction and hotel occupancy
Raises questions about operations and transparency
The Fighting Hawks and Spartans are scheduled to play Saturday night in Texas.
The Watford City Wolves varsity volleyball team delivered a dominant sweep on their home court on Monday, Oct. 19, defeating the Killdeer Cowboys in three hard-fought sets (25-22, 25-17, 26-24).
Watford City man faces two felony charges and a misdemeanor following an October 16, incident in which authorities allege he threatened a coworker with a firearm and discharged the weapon during a business dispute.
McKenzie County Soil Conservation honored at 73rd annual 4-H awards
Eight years after sweeping into office by decisively unseating then-Sheriff Gary Schwartzenberger, McKenzie County Sheriff Matthew Johansen finds himself on unfamiliar electoral ground: defending an incumbent seat in a dead-heat race.
A proposed overhaul of North Dakota’s LoadPass overweight vehicle permitting system could significantly increase transportation costs for some oilfield service companies, with preliminary comparisons showing permit increases exceeding 900 percent for certain equipment movements.
As the November 3 midterm election approaches, high school seniors in Alexander are proving that the future of civic responsibility is already in capable hands. Driven by a desire to boost local voter turnout and foster community connection, the Alexander High School senior class is launching a student-led initiative: providing local residents with a ride to the polls at the Cartwright community building.
