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Governor Doug Burgum urged North Dakota lawmakers to include an income tax cut during an address to a joint meeting of the House and Senate today (Monday). The Republican governor says the 17th specia...

Applications for U.S. unemployment benefits fell to their lowest level in eight months last week as businesses continue to retain workers. The Labor Department reports that jobless claim applications ...

North Dakota transportation officials hope to improve highway safety on I-29 by making the corridor "smart." The DOT is considering a series of technology enhancements along the interstate system stre...

The president of Northland Community and Technical College delivered some encouraging enrollment news during the 2023 State of the College address (Thursday). After reporting a decade-long 45% decline...

Members of the North Dakota Legislative Management committee will meet again on Friday to set the scene for next week's special session. Lawmakers will come back to Bismarck Monday to deal with the OM...

Grand Forks County will mail out letters to nine owners of 15 properties that are three years delinquent on their taxes. The notice to evict is the final warning before the parcels are put up for sale...

County buildings in Grand Forks will be cast in green next month. The county commission has approved a resolution in support of the Operation Green Light for Veterans initiative. The program encourage...

The East Grand Forks council tabled the latest plan last night (Tuesday) to make street improvements along 20th Street NW and 5th Avenue. Residents in the neighborhood have resisted previous attempts ...

North Dakota lawmakers will head back to Bismarck next Monday to address the budget bill recently voided as unconstitutional by the North Dakota Supreme Court. Governor Doug Burgum issued an executive...

The Grand Forks council has approved a billboard moratorium until a formal review of the city's sign code is completed. Grand Forks currently has a cap on the number of billboards allowed in the city ...