Trump Takes 'Tax Reform Tour' To North Dakota
Trump cemented his winning coalition with populist promises to help people left behind by the slow recovery of the Obama years.
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Trump cemented his winning coalition with populist promises to help people left behind by the slow recovery of the Obama years.
A company with a deep history in North Dakota is one of the four firms awarded contracts to build a prototype for a wall on the U.S. border with Mexico.
A Minnesota towing and hauling company is teaming up with a Plains farm aid nonprofit this weekend to ship tons of hay for about a dozen drought-stricken ranchers in North Dakota.
The company that built the disputed Dakota Access oil pipeline filed a lawsuit against Greenpeace and other groups on Tuesday, alleging that they disseminated false and misleading information about the project and interfered with its construction.
A Minnesota man has been sentenced to seven years in prison for the death of a woman whose body was found west of Fargo in December.
Authorities say an 81-year-old Dickinson man died when his SUV was struck from the rear by a Minnesota motorist.
Nearly 100 groups and businesses in North Dakota have shown interest in producing or dispensing medical marijuana, pleasing state officials who are establishing a network for making the drug available to qualified patients.
Authorities say a Minnesota man has been arrested for allegedly setting off a large firework in a North Dakota bar while it was full of people.
The North Dakota Highway Patrol says they've arrested a man for biking while intoxicated. Troopers say the 58-year-old Fargo man was operating his bicycle on Interstate 94 Wednesday and creating a traffic hazard.
A legal battle by North Dakota and Minnesota residents opposed to a Red River diversion project in the Fargo area has lasted nearly four years and resulted in nearly 500 court documents, with no end in sight. Both sides are expecting some clarity in the next week.
The Trump administration has denied a request from Republican North Dakota Gov. Doug Burgum for a "major disaster declaration" to help cover some of the estimated $38 million cost to police protests of the Dakota Access pipeline.
Gov. Doug Burgum has appointed a former Minnesota transportation commissioner to lead North Dakota's transportation department.
North Dakota's Agriculture Department is increasing the number of Japanese beetle traps around the state by one-third to try to stem the spread of the destructive bug.
A bug that's an enemy to front yard flower beds, backyard vegetable gardens, farmers' crops and even golf courses has been found again in North Dakota.
Dry conditions across North Dakota and South Dakota have continued to stress crops over the past week.
Two NHL draft picks are among eight players who have signed letters of intent to play hockey for the University of North Dakota next season.
The Ramsey County Medical Examiner has confirmed the body recovered from a river in Fargo, North Dakota is that of a missing swimmer.
A federal jury has convicted a Minnesota man prosecutors said stole $2 million from investors hoping to make money off North Dakota's oil boom and using the money instead to buy vintage cars and an island.
Drought conditions in South Dakota haven't changed much over the past week. The latest U.S. Drought Monitor map shows about 80 percent of the state being either abnormally dry or in some stage of drought, up just slightly from last week
Residents of 17 occupied apartments in a south Fargo complex have been forced to find other living arrangements after fire heavily damaged the building.
North Dakota ranchers hit by drought now have a new hotline they can call for help. State Agriculture Commissioner Doug Goehring announced the hay hotline on Wednesday.
North Dakota regulators have scheduled late-summer hearings on potentially finable offenses alleged against the Texas-based developer of the Dakota Access oil pipeline.
A flight attendant from Arizona accused of making bogus bomb threats on two Skywest flights in 2015 on the East Coast and in the upper Midwest pleaded guilty Thursday in federal court in North Dakota, saying he made the threats because he wanted to be recognized as a hero.
Standing Rock Sioux Chairman Dave Archambault has been found not guilty of disorderly conduct during early protests against the Dakota Access oil pipeline.
The developer of the Dakota Access oil pipeline, which is expected to begin shipping oil on Thursday, will face scrutiny later this summer on whether it violated North Dakota rules during construction.
