North Dakota is in a unique position to use its oil wealth to eventually end property taxes on people’s homes under a plan from new Gov. Kelly Armstrong

Legislators introduced a bill on Friday that aims to stop the North Dakota Game and Fish Department from banning hunters from using bait on private land to attract big game.

The House voted 62-29 in favor of a bill that would allow registered sex offenders to ask the courts to remove them from the state registry earlier than what's currently provided in law.

NDGOP refuses to condemn President Trump's action that freed rioters who assaulted police officers, instead criticizing Biden.

The North Dakota House of Representatives passed a bill Thursday that would allow low-risk sex offenders to ask the court to strike them from the state registry early.

We already have the right people working to make this happen. We already have eager producers. We already have the work ethic. Shoot, we even have the right dirt.

Highlights of 2024 I think people are going to look back at 2024 as a really good upland year. I think that our pheasant numbers, grouse numbers, partridge numbers – the three of them provided as good of hunting opportunities that we’ve had in the upland season for some time.

House Bill 1332 seeks to allocate dollars from an existing ag fund to the Bank of North Dakota to support large ag projects that are considering North Dakota.

Minot City Council members have collectively voiced their dislike for the local government spending caps being bandied about in the North Dakota Legislature. The council hesitated Tuesday to send a message of protest to the state Capitol but ultimately agreed to draft a letter.

Gov. Kelly Armstrong is inviting people to say “Hello ND”. Armstrong and Commerce Tourism and Marketing Director Sara Otte Coleman have launched a revitalized tourism campaign. It showcases the state’s friendly people,

New marketing materials have been released to promote the state’s travel businesses and amenities, all while inviting visitors and showcasing why the Peace Garden state is a must-see

Janet Alkire, chairwoman of the Standing Rock Sioux Tribe, urged North Dakota lawmakers to join forces with tribal nations during Tuesday's state Legislature’s opening address. Delivering remarks at the Capitol in Bismarck she said, “Our collective work can create lasting change and brighter futures for the next generation.”