Up To 17 Inches Of Snow Fell In North Dakota
The first significant snow of the season has dumped as much as 17 inches in parts of eastern North Dakota.
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The first significant snow of the season has dumped as much as 17 inches in parts of eastern North Dakota.
An open house to discuss environmental impacts of a Red River diversion channel may have been the last chance to air grievances.
State law says it takes a minimum of three residents for a community to be incorporated.
A weed that's strong enough to stop combines and resist many herbicides has been found in North Dakota for the first time, the state Agriculture Department said Tuesday .
Meridian Energy Group said Tuesday that it has begun site work for an oil refinery about 3 miles (5 kilometers) from Theodore Roosevelt National Park in western North Dakota, though the project still faces hurdles, including a lawsuit by environmental groups.
A crowdfunding campaign has raised more than $13,000 for a couple who lost their week-old baby when a tornado hit a North Dakota town.
Authorities say remains found on a farm in western Minnesota are those of a missing North Dakota man.
President Donald Trump is returning to the Upper Midwest Wednesday evening for a rally in Fargo.
President Donald Trump's stepped-up campaign tour this week is taking him to North Dakota to help a Republican candidate who reluctantly entered a high-stakes Senate race and then questioned the support he was getting from the White House.
In an era when hacking has raised concerns about the security of America's elections and President Donald Trump rages about voter fraud, North Dakota stands out as the only state that doesn't require voter registration.
The 42-year-old driver from Moorhead, Minnesota, was taken to a Fargo hospital with injuries the patrol says are not life-threatening.
Authorities have released the name of a 35-year-old North Dakota man who was struck and killed by a semi-truck as he walked on Interstate 94.
A 21-year-old Twin Cities man told authorities in North Dakota that he saw flames coming from his cell phone charger minutes before his vehicle was engulfed in flames.
Court records indicate a woman who, along with her three children, died of gunshot wounds at her home in North Dakota may have been struggling with financial problems.
North Dakota has its first documented case of E. coli associated with a national food poisoning outbreak linked to romaine lettuce.
Authorities say all four victims are Grand Forks residents, and they all died of gunshot wounds.
U.S. prosecutors have charged 10 more people in an international fentanyl trafficking operation they say led to overdose deaths in four states.
The report stresses there is much confusion about what has actually occurred.
North Dakota officials are advising motorists not to travel in the Grand Forks area because of near-zero visibility and icy roads.
The National Weather Service says the threat of spring flooding along the Red River in eastern North Dakota and western Minnesota remains low.
Gov. Burgum's trip to the Super Bowl as a guest of a Xcel Energy included free invitations to a rock concert, private parties, meals and other events,
Special Agent in Charge Rick Thornton plans to leave the FBI's Minneapolis division at the end of February.
North Dakota Gov. Doug Burgum said Wednesday he will repay a Minnesota electric utility $37,000 for tickets the company provided him and his wife for Sunday's Super Bowl in Minneapolis.
Authorities say a father and his adult son have been arrested after sheriff's deputies found drugs worth more than $1 million in their pickup truck during an interstate traffic stop in North Dakota.
Gov. Doug Burgum and first lady Kathryn Helgaas Burgum are attending the Super Bowl game as guests of a Minneapolis-based utility.
