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While state lawmakers wring their hands over tribal gaming, powerful for-profit companies are moving in on North Dakota's booming charitable gambling industry.
The state's new icon features a sunset and the Badlands inside the letters ND.
Waltz departure would be first big shakeup of Trump inner circle
The gates will be shut Thursday, May 1, to divert water around the city.
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Watne was first elected to lead North Dakota's largest farm organization in 2013. The next president will be elected in December 2025 at the NDFU annual meeting.
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The bill came just shy of the 48 votes needed to pass.
The policy now says people living more than 50 miles from their primary worksite will have more latitude to seek extra telework allowances.
Co-chairs Sen. Janne Myrdal and Rep. Jared Hagert noted the caucus achieved its goals of passing legislation to support rural areas and building the group's profile in the Capitol.
The lower level of Boss' Pizza and Chicken at 228 Broadway is now home to a gaming space and sports bar.
Jayden Michael Henrickson, 19, has registered at 3431 14th Ave. S. in Fargo, according to a release from the Fargo Police Department.
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Lundy’s Ice Cream in West Fargo partnered with HERO to raise funds for a new delivery truck that would expand access to medical equipment for people in need.
West Fargo city leaders are stressing transparency as they face stalled federal grants and potential changes to a state tax credit during ongoing budget planning.
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Cannabis store owners in Fergus Falls say unclear rules could force them out of downtown.
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The money would be made available through the North Dakota Industrial Commission's broader budget within Senate Bill 2014.
Police Chief Brian O’Hara said that based on information he had as of Wednesday afternoon, he believed all the victims were Native
The North Dakota Legislature did not gavel in Wednesday, April 30, instead spending the day hashing out the final bills of the session in conference committees.
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Police said 77-year-old Luther Lerfald admitted to shooting the dogs because they were chasing deer.
Police and engineers are targeting Fargo’s worst intersections like 45th Street South to reduce crashes through enforcement and road redesigns.
Minnesota is on its way to officially recognizing the service of Hmong and Lao veterans who fought alongside the U.S. during the Secret War
On this Plain Talk, Rep. Ben Koppelman talks property taxes and his opposition to tougher campaign reporting. Sec. of State Michael Howe also makes his case for those new standards.
On April 30, the Moorhead Legacy Education Foundation awarded $123K in scholarships to more than 100 students, each ranging from $500 to $6,000.
Ex-Fergus Falls mayor Ben Schierer’s first book explores Rudy Perpich, Minnesota’s only nonconsecutive-term governor.
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Someone heard a bullet whiz over their head, according to police scanner traffic
Smoke shop and gas station owners told Forum News Service that the registry would have risked driving businesses under, or out of state.
“I've never in my life lit $3.1 million on fire, and that’s what this state would be doing,” said Sen. Michelle Powers, R-Fargo. “You call it diversion, deflection — it’s a homeless shelter.”
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