The selection process for three seats on the North Dakota Ethics Commission reached a stalemate Thursday after the governor adamantly refused to reappoint incumbent Murray Sagsveen. Gov. Kelly Armstrong argued the Ethics Commission needs a “general reset,

The suspension would affect millions in the program, which provides monthly food assistance to eligible low-income individuals and families.

After catastrophic fires burned thousands of acres in North Dakota last year, state lawmakers continue to look at how towns and counties can be better prepared for another emergency.

North Dakota plans to seek federal permission to prohibit using SNAP benefits for items like soda and candy. The proposed change is part of an effort to secure more federal funding through the Rural Health Transformation Program. If approved, the changes could be implemented next year and would affect about 57,000 SNAP recipients in the state.

The fight is the latest example of how the switch to clean energy has made basic grid infrastructure a partisan battleground.

BISMARCK, N.D. (North Dakota Monitor) – Ranchers are pushing against a Trump administration proposal to import beef from Argentina, a move they say is causing chaos in the market.

FARGO, N.D. (Valley News Live) - A woman who was running a major drug ring in North Dakota has pleaded guilty to federal charges. Jessica Marie Trottier, also known as Jessica Marie Lattergrass, entered the plea agreement in U.S. District Court in Fargo. Federal prosecutors will recommend a 480-month prison sentence.

Jessica Trottier supervised dozens of people as part of the sprawling conspiracy case, which includes murder for hire and witness tampering allegations, and was investigated using a federal wire tap.

North Dakota reloads after key departures. Can elite newcomers instantly gel to dominate the NCHC and contend for a national title?