BISMARCK — With a decision on a controversial powerline pending with North Dakota utility regulators, the state Supreme Court is considering an appeal from residents and local governments along the project’s path who say they were shut out of the permitting process.

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The proposed relocation and restructuring of the U.S. Forest Service is not a "reorganization" — it is the destruction of a federal agency by executive fiat. Congress must intervene now to block all funding for this move until its full implications are studied and debated by our elected representatives.

We have seen this playbook before. When the Bureau of La...

MINOT — Political headlines in North Dakota have been dominated the last couple of weeks by some vicious infighting among our state's Republicans.

A faction of populists, which gained a narrow majority on the committee that governs the NDGOP, has all but declared war on the party's traditionally conservative incumbents in statewide and legislative offices. Th...

JAMESTOWN — Jamestown Regional Medical Center (JRMC) is accepting nominations for its 2026 SHERO Award. This annual recognition honors local women who are inspiring, self-confident and impactful role models in their communities.

In celebration of Women’s Health Month, JRMC invites the public to nominate women who embody the SHERO spirit — those wh...

BISMARCK — North Dakota Legislative Council is asking residents to participate in a survey about child care in the state.

The survey is seeking input on child care needs, challenges and availability, and is open until 11:59 p.m. Friday, May 8, according to a news release.

The survey is part of an ongoing program to evaluate early childhood se...