North Dakota lawmakers advance bill to replace Chinese-made drones
A North Dakota legislative committee gave unanimous support Friday for a bill that would dedicate $15 million to replace Chinese-made drones used by state agencies. House Bill 1038 also would invest $11 million to advance North Dakota’s Vantis network,
Summit in December won approval of a North Dakota storage site for carbon carried by its planned pipeline. Now that decision ...
This has been made more evident through a recent fatal shooting on the Turtle Mountain Reservation, as well as the Herald’s ...
Legislators in North Dakota will weigh whether to diversify its assets with crypto and precious metals, following other state ...
Corey Stevens, 64, of Voltaire, died Wednesday while trying to get his 1989 Ford F350 out of a ditch about 5 miles south of ...
North Dakota made headlines in the past after a Chinese-based company purchased land near the Grand Forks Air Force Base.
North Dakota's "Operation Prairie Dog" is back in the Legislature with a proposal that would alter the formula for ...
A long-anticipated performance audit of the North Dakota State Auditor’s Office found no significant issues, consultants told ...
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North Dakota's legislative session opened with the usual speeches and the use of a 115-year-old silver punchbowl once used on ...
GRAND FORKS — A winter weather advisory will be in effect for extreme eastern North Dakota and much of northern Minnesota, ...
A nationwide cybersecurity breach has affected software used by North Dakota public schools, North Dakota Information ...
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